The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05


entirely in ~ own banda"
hon. Jsnss l. Orr, Representative Of South Carolina,
Sss anssnced his intention Of retiring from Congress ser
me nexr term.
The Richmond Enquirer Of october 2, abiding 70 the
rnored fusion Of the friends Of Fillmore and Fremont IN
remsylvanis says "n 10 very probable that this fou
end infamous conspiracy win effect ~ neiarous ends,
end defeat the ocrac candidates for State officers u
me October elections"
me CHARLESTON Star ddSd Of Sept co. says that for
ne reason that ports open to the slave
trade, there was in 1850 excess Of 100000 slaves
fever the whitss) in Msaissppi the slaves and whites
are nearly equal In Louisiana excess Of 10 900 whites
n Alabama An excess Of 1900 in Georgia an excess Of
~ oO0 in Arkansas with population Of ooo an e.
sess Of ia In Missouri excess Of o0o in Kentucky
an excess Of and in Virginia IN excess Of nearly
l,seo, ooo"
The Richmond WAg Of the I'd October, announces the
ct that Fremont electoral ticket has been formed In
Virginia and leaat three Of the electors nominated
have been heretofore prominent and influential men,
bers Of the democratic party" Whereupon the WHO
thus sohloquises
Angels and ministers Of grace what can the matter
be7 o "gizzard foot 20 BELOVED and devoted gzzard
sot do q you promised, and call forth your Accomac
your door, tho persons Of "promnent and influential
members ofthe democratic partyp Brave protector Of
the state, why sleep yer
kOnlo dGyQM,
discussing the question Of whether the buchanan party
N Alabama should reosive recruits, Says
snail say 70 TINS one, Depart, you have bean T.
MO that one 1--WE win have none Of your helps you
were once whig'and rsjec, every recruit who In.
pure ana orthodox democratic fshf this course were
pursued, ask In the name Of the God OF Battles how
sand arsnst the invasion that Is swespns nom the
North. Our doubling democratic friends may rely upon
: that there Is neither policy, wisdom Or patriotism u
men 10 uphold our cause, &c.
War 70 the knife very proper in Kansas, but won't do
in Alabama.
appears nom the Richmond Wing Of Sept so, that
IN article the restoration az the Missouri compr ose,
which appeared in the Buffalo Commercial Adveiss, was
ssna to the Wig under Mr. Fllmore's frank. The
subject matter Of the article the absurdy Of the a.
Sempt at restoration
The Georgia Conasatonasx Of Sept %, in an article
"On the policy Of the South in the event Of Fremonts
eecsonn expresses tho opinion that the union Of the
States cannot long survive The event. and that
when that time does como, the South win be rather
the comfort Of those among u.s. there will
and sing psns 70 the Union. They ahoud be promptly
driven ont 70 seek congcniA companonshp among
Ne anti.slavery bedlamites u the North
there is then division in the Southern camp this
subject.
The Daily Press Of Petersburg Va, neutral paper in
Of Mr.. Botis speech delivered in that ctyTo repeat
such losc,o commit TO paper such glowing statesman
like sentiments, task which resign 10 others,
conentng ourselves with having heard them-beiieving
that neither pen print cothe them with such
magic and thrilling eloquence the voice and gestures
Of the orstor.o
The Southern Argus Of the 10th uh has IN article full
tender sympathy for the family Of Henry Clay whom II
admits possessed % giant intellect and tender heart -
Tho Argus has only just found II ont, perhaps.
Mr.. Buchanan said;-
Dsunion ia . word which ought not 10 be breathed
amongst Us, even In whisper The word ought 70 be
considered one Of dreful omon and children should
be taught that II ID sacrilege TO pronounce u.
How can he now consent to be the candidate Of party
States whose only argument ia the necessity and
proprety Of dsunon and who profess themselves ready
procure by force OF arms? Win Mr.. Buchanan with
draw
he Richmond Enquirer Of Sept % contains some snsu
lar statements "H the South 10 TO be involved
The ruin with which ~ enemies threaten H. the catasro
phe win como from the assassn stsb VI
bosom. The necessities Of self preservation therefore,
impose upon the South the utmost vigilance and activity
n suppressipk domestic disanecton and revolt" The
beat way, prhaps, TO meet tins dsanecton 10 to adopt
ahe Kansaode 81 once, and also, I'D interim, the plan
hanging With grapevinss all who have any opinions Of
their ow This last ID the "souh sdcn Petersburg pro-
position.J
The welsburg, Va, Herald, Of September 10, seema
determined TO support at al hazards freedom Of speech
and OF the press. h not without friends, who
win stand By Il In an emergency. says
Some OF wrmest supporters are actual siayehoid
ers this moment freedom OF speech being in their opt
ron n sacred, well Q more valuable right
than even their rights 70 their slaves.