The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11

tirus In confederation with the northern Sstes Are
oereasens On mem N any way or ior any saas, oa'
cultural staples, which the whole world needs Thsy are
dependent on u.s. not we them Ia tho affairs OF CON
Merce, and make millions annually out OF by lis opo
rsrous. 10 need their association with " Inter
na, proectonS We fully competent 70 protest
s. ives; ard not, and turn 10 them tor assist
apce We know that they you'd rather re the torch o.
ipsurT cotton than eKaneush H. Arc we not sufficiently
powerful 70 protect ourselves from foreign naaonss We
the mort important neope In tina world 10 s welfare
ara happiness IT. by sudden stroke Of the Almighty the
southern States snnihilsted. II would OCCASION
greater shock the civz alton and comfort Of other
tons than the extpc,on Of sny other people nhsbiung
its surface. What then, have TO fear from foreign
s,.,ssi BY our producs,on. we can Command Their
we can defy their hos ty. Eight millions OF the white
race raised 10 the use Of arms, and constituting me of
the most military people in the world nhabitiug crun
try inerseced all by railroads uDcopquersbie
by any power upon earth whg then, should we not be
for patioOa power wealth and prosperity Why should
still continue vexed tributaries 70 the N0rthhArrass
"a depsndenciesEeespsed underhn ss-,o be eseraaly
rif-ony, o. last, TO be Eamped out Of existence In
bioodf
know full weA SIR that there are many In the South
now after an experience OF forty years, who
prep red TO do nothing 70 compromises.
immense scattered and isSs,ed snd sOcussomsS escn
act and 10 rule for himself, Combination for any
puroose most difficult Of astaarent. And than, there
stand the wv, great natural allies OF submission under
all goverpments--eain and tiu,di,y. Money mskars
Of all kinds nate ell changes fear OF changes, which
may ulstufO tuof gains, CniuNy SnrnKs IrOm any
coiL.st But will the OF gain tell ~hat his pro-
perty will be- hrn his chdYes If he continues
In the Union under the control OF eboionsm Docs he
reahzeers the gradual tepr ctanon Of all property In
the south from eense OF irsocurtty-theu migration
then decline n yer whilst the North towers Ia ON
nipotecce-theD. whsn erseeb'sd aud disp-sed vain
struggle, and the South lie alb ,ioDzed. Where then
viii be 6e gains tor which he di<graced his manhood,
ana , Betrayed n uni oy an soS suS
QUA government of The Southern Ststee, united 70
getber by common bond OF institutions and pursuits
nlcf
the North with ell Us sympath.es institutions and pre-
udces sgs,nst uss Has be read the history Of HaytS
Has he travelled Jamaica? II hgh spirit OF liberty
can ecuate him, will not bis very Tears rise up aud bid
him be bold apd frees Bre TX from the North, Rud
give us Southern Cooisoseacy. a. you value HONOR
prosperity. life its.f Those Sho have been Watching
and waving and striving for Southern Independence and
Sor thern Upion-al,n0ngh at times their hearts
have cied away within them splir have heard
late tunuIt ut the Ncrl mastering lac power against
South, With rebirdied hope aud oaer Tesouiols oai
let the contest II true tn ourselves gior' aei
tiny awaits and the South will yet be tree
and indep< noent pe0pie
Iu the views have thus laid before you your Excel
ceercy will recognize that policy which tbsve advocated
for twentyeght years, aud have endeavored 20 have
enforced by South Caroioa Three times have cOun-
sed her 70 resist the 81 the gonera govern
mont 10 practical enforcement ana ecknowledg Of
her rights And three tmes have alen beneath her
dem naicn. Nay be pardoned " from tins dc pths OF NY
retirement with the blazing lights OF perenne before me-
venture more 70 offer tho eounses. aud 20
psa for thar policy which has commanded the best
ersiss OF my pcIacai life, and which ia my most
dent u pira,on ,os might beperntted 70 see consuu
mated before die lime admou'sbes both that what
we able 10 Go we sboai DC quickly; whilst chit
6,er around but remind OF the high respon.
sbines which rect upon 10 transmit TO thea unfair
pshed and unir, pair thai heritage OF freedom which
receiy cd from fathers You Will do your part
whether the chief magistrate Of the State In the
vslks Of private life, you ~ ever, / know, hold the
honor of South Carolina TO be higher and dearer than
lie Relying your personal friendship for ndui.
gent consideration OF any you may perceive In the
views bare presented remsin your Exceieucy's most
humble and obedieut servant,
Y B.RNwELL RHErr