The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27

II 0 a the I9udun Post sept Il
kor many years past statesmen have loand
SERIOUS nd lac 4 4sicg difficulty ia maintaining with the
Uated states tat So relations d c.Alny which alike
wish aud interest TO ?reserve-wbich, indeed
very aearly the progress of civilization Sprung
hom commen stock, connected by common language
All q common rel non, when the heats OF violent
born the existing order % things aud having
looked upon thu Gated states IN any other light thaa
independent sovereignty nothing would appear
natural than that the two natous should their mutual
interest IN arm and cordial alliance but nevertheless
ARd IN practice that whenever an American public
feels himself IA vant q political capital he forth
RAISES 4 out 81 attack u some kind upon
England. As ar A. the men taems-ves concerned
shi. Is nislllgol- enough We 10 not wonder the
AseiJcscopC character Mr. President Perce's inter
IA onal law D. the scrobatcs Of Mr. Marcy belgereut
logic there have been those who strain at gnaf aud
swallow camel since the world began, AMI there will BE-
r. The end The phenomenon that really puzzis Is IS.
tina. such cJurse should BE- aei conducive - high
office No believes seriously that the Amrris ans
nanon really cared about DOR eu'istug within the
Union Their perfect Indifference about Walker proves
chat either the United states are sanctonnx a most
stsocious case d and pracy-~hioh eanpoi allow
"a receives baNeve-nr- thsv patiently suffering hs
sste ofNicaras 10 do openly AMI persseaty the very
III % Tor having tried and abandoned which We were
threatened ~th and nearly driven INTO war. which
should have fsit A. oae of the greatest csamtes which
could baisl nor can be SAID thai all grounds tor
Uncertainty % the continuation o. peace have alto
Qehsr diaappeagei that feel perfectly satisaei
lhai fresh cbmp eAtops may not aglss
We 90 n1t herr speak Ut the great iJusshc question
witch uov hing the Union. They inherits1 tbs
o1re. and Il c,.Dgs % them A. garment But IS IN
ne bls however well incline 80 may Be towards the
Young snd ssrour repuole. 10 shut our eyes ~ the
ct that the Jased states present social and political
fhsoomeua cacussd to create the gravest uneAsness
10 tesri,ory sNpAnding 18th unchecked rapidly
"a wealth ssipg 9th magical sccumats's0n-its
population svs. WITH unprecedented fecundsncy-its
commerce. sweeps he seas snf oyer all "a. esrtn us
p,lusa influence makes itself felt aud stu i does not,
. were, ase aat place IN tn society u nations 10
winch ~ importance would seem 70 entte a. is In
Cos IN territory. which a. u u, 4 cannoi hall
py has no, prevented ~ preying On ~ weaker neigh
b5r~ 10 aceumu auon Of wealth has neither produced
hat Sup
a. vposed 70 have accomplished H. created that class
winch may - expected from the leisure u which
Competency stfnis cut " population Of twepty three
uIhoDs al comparatively educated and full Of msuta
activity no- ias Intellectual vigor 10 Te ind 10 sci
ence ART n literature earning. how se~
can We select 70 by the AIDE u hfsi class European
reputaton. The very Increase II their numbers para
1o,ical AZ = MAJ sesm, appssfs 70 nave impeiel vac
L compe.ely nonopDissd BY The lowest class, that
lie influence seth, refinement s1d education L "a
recognised m tea acton, AMI the tastes habits and
iless u the moo ragn paramount over the Legislature
a1d the uAnoa. - feppsusnt. indeed i anything hike
&ova superi0fty IS he gepius the republic tia, ihe
very 4usl,es IA, 1nsht induce the state 70
eagerly ihe their oossessors sse SAID 20 be dis
lvanncsuoo. % Once 70 The u,si state Birth,
III talent s3wsaiion. experience esd 10 esciusl
nJn once, "a . 'siousy d their saaence
cops,.,, ee.ssro~u v,.,ry hence the scene, TIA,
.Jund Eur1ps y thin ths last ev mouth. Jour violent
assaults have 5-el committed b. pro slavery members
swo aniy o. sscA rerc Pubiicy no'oed. The most
s,-oCous Of - yss publicly pporiei. A member
murdered Nstse - tavern an t1e House II Repre-
saoauves votsi thai the matter Dot worthy Of nves
aton The ury u;tted bin oecaused pleased, FOR
ghsre never iOubt Of h guilt. 1be southern mem
bsrs carry bow k1ives and revovers and The North
= aers have aaaolacsf that ali who cl1msnd exercise
right Of free spesh A. distinct from abusive language
or buyins threatening manner have arrived NJ the
conclusion that tas me = come when = duty they
alike 20 the1Se and their country 10 asseri and
nesessary D 4 ate the great constitutional prvi
iegs and V De situation AZ all tines eifectusly 70 pro
-, themtelves com he bully ard the assassin which
rendered into F1E 81 that hey 10 20 about
AIMED to0.
10 consderot ne social oppos@i 10 The material
pgress u tn American pope cannot fail ~ strike
painfully ncant tact tlst crimes u the most
ssbarous whence seem " De considered perfectly
pstble with the Character " en1sp The saenieg
y Of Mr. Srmmer received the unqualified sur
uJr Of his side bs opponents stgmatsef the bar
b ty and swlessnsss of h. Jtsrage-H dd DOT sppear
pccur 10 them - say word abs1i :, barkgaardsm
uni eststsnx recourse 10 the bowie knife the blul
son and the revove indicate state " society Which
never bad parallel IN Englsnd. Fven when duets -ers
fre4uepi here though contrary - sy, they con
81 cted according ~ established code perfectly under.
.,d bJ those gao appealed 10 the court VI twelve PAGES
al gwh the st0st fCruyulous attention 10 fairness