The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-22
Mr.. Buchsn.n's yyhcstland speech Over
hauled.
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TIE yEeIyHTSa or THE EsD-YossIBLr
or S be-. ,Ss Vow gs1p .s ~
Frem onts chief ofesn and Journal OF This city, with
reference 10 the recent speech u Mr. Buchanan % the
students Of Franklin Ard Marshall College, FfuDsyiyana,
in which be declared tha, the object Of liz adr strAon
would be 70 crusn Out fceonkhsm, either North or
ne csose er,syvcy Of noa,cal 1ndene,ss vi
not dsriss without Thought The NOV Orleans journal
1Aies Fillmore orsaH,) ssys q "gad ndeed, % pace
and proceeds 10 say thai te viii comply with ihe pro
mise OF his '1orma Inaugural "he wl ulil his exalted
mission 10 the ssasfaciiop q he people," me
Hralp quotes the sentiment and ventures 10 pre- &c,
,hatibe oounsels (which the BpliD has PARTICULARLY
recommended him 70 follow vi prevail over .ne nsaied
ADVICE ursound suggestions Southern extre -sts
What the sonth 70 think Of tue hsphis,opt Of the
black republican press striking hsuds With hcsvy
mans future policy Il looks onnous rather; suspicious
very, II worthy a being carefully notd down now,
and remembered hereafter. may be the beginning Of
the end-possbly u may DO the CLOUD no bigger than
man hand which shall rrow ll oversvreads tho say
only rack IN the evening, which shall disappear b.
fore the dawn, but, al all events, Il is well enough 70
watch IL as sgu Of the time present and Of the time 10
come.
Here We viii say ss,iD, hs, We have not desired 70
PREJUDICE Mr.. BachAnan's adutnisuAuon or pr.dnpose
pubilc opinion against H. ca the contrary, have
sought win real than success, 70 md just occasion
..ary ana .es ., sne csa.ele.s ,,s Of criticism shch
DUTY and candor i'm poee) Of hn I'D mnisrsve pocy all
The limo hoping for the bes but advising ihe friends OF
the south 10 prepared or-vnai might come; to us
In God 90 they sboud, and 10 Mr.. Buchsnsn, " they
would, but to keep their powder dry. such has boon
our position aud such sha be- exuep, when the preui.
dent elect himself may proper 70 indicate his policy IN
advance and lay Justly open 70 xAninat1n 1ns he
partially ola NJ least bis late speocn u which We be-
fore alluded In that speech ~ distinctly svows
hs Determination 10 make war upor what be choices 10
sfard a. sectionalsn IN the South; = " nave none u
RE counensnce ball not iatten federal pay and
urovend Ii shal feel the full power cf successful avail
sbny, the heel Of nationality ,bs DC ~ neck and u
snail DC crushed into the dua cf hs native soil Is not
81 he menace conveyed by ths President eject 10 TIE
sene nj 40 highly approved by the Ner YORK HtaAtD'
ii rot we humbiy beg 70 know what j. meant
10 al sppearancS, Mr. Boo haDau has declared
has Illuminated bu--sgslnst southern section aism
meaning Of course, those Southern vbo insist on
All the rights OF the South and having ustce for her.
cone what mayor meaning nothing. For deny that
there Is any seconalsm a the Sluth but what result
art but what grows out OF Northern nsolencs ana az.
gTesson but what wise u self preservation sug-
sess and requires Any other WIT Of seconalem has
rad no birth and has existence at the South i at
the North that has been eneenderea there IL sponts
neous and Indigenous and 10 condemn 10 punish
the resistance policy Of the soutbho rscy Of self pre-
veryston not jusudsble thar would Do 10 ar
rest and punah the honest citzeh woo tsegdins
home from burglars snd rotNsrs Tho Southern patty
hss Hayer been ID avor o. d. rc0tR fssfrahle
Ger az newer va eppost. I'D ccnal
Jn,op rui IN ~ cYruesy, Uysi. O. ~ays rive 10
nnd aud mjsce, s treasure, anu u need DC,