The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

eapEauoo-WhAs " old you Do with ths black race
What the effect might be- from the expermou. tried ia
the west Indies suppose that In that on OF
eqsaty with the neg rc when ~ s,snoior ov. de as
be could be equal to your Why you would reduce tue
whole Southern states to gns Jamaos-oss mighty
the forests encraach upm tho ocean, and where
cIy'azed men retdrafa to stsse Of bavbArlsm
pow contributes much 70 your wealth sad 20 xer9
Gone, sir gone And with would 70 all of those edvaa
tases 70 which have been refsrriag as things wa'cn
would be lost IN the event Of separation. They woui
60, not by separation but by extncaoo for you soud
extDsuish the circumstances winch this commerce
had existed What would become OF your vast
accr;es which eKct raw raasoria OF cot.ou
When you had thus dried up the chief source OF . 0
duc,ion OF that great fabrcs Aad how would it aztec,
your political power! Why, instead Of WELDING go-
Eer1seni strong by the strength OF eaoa STATE Of the
Union, you would only have the poww wbcn your
to be .acrinced to wha,ever was necessary 70
keep the South IN that degraded position. Bus
there has been another result c0asi teFod possible
II has been said that this republican party we're 10 ges
into power and administer he this princi
pie SO far the south Is concerned treats them
az outlaws, which sought to get up dssenssous IN tho
bosom Southern society itsefthat the South would
sun submit, and not make oven atleusoa 10 csst
Let us suppose, for argument sake that TO So al
though II very contrary my own opinion That sup
position would q nstrain section which power
this government-ueary one half OF the Senate and
little less than third in the House Of Representatives
and in the Electoral Coege-and do you believe that
when the South arst discovers that the government
would to strengthen the hands Of that govern.
ment Would she not naturally seek to destroy h9
How do you suppose that with Obstacles o'this h in the
way representative government could continue even
through period four years. Tho rst using
sectional power would be moral dissolution Of the Union.
would dissolve those bonds Of affection by which the
States held together would destroy the principles
Of that constitution which the Union formed rhe
effect would bewhcthar the South resisted nothat
the bond and free would fret themselves asunder Now
Tor the moral and consequence oil all this that
the North has an inmense power In this government;
md dvyu nj
nue. to increase, be used With moderation and JUSTICE
out that you cannot abuse for purposes injustice aud
and exposing the peace OF ,be whole couuuy
Fellow citizens, what consideration Is 10 that " on
asked thus " expose the Union AM the Constitution
to those RISKS 1t not the purpose OF giving
the patronage OF government and the spols of oice
certain men That is too poor view to take Of suca
subject az that No; II would be for ths purpose of
bringing in Kansas free State What is thero Ia tho
present coudtion OF things TO which the North should
objects The principle OF the Kansas Nebraska bill leaves
1t fair question Of coloaza tue Moth aud
the South. ls the North afraid IN that way
Has NOT at least equal chance with the South, and
is not that fair? No wants 10 force slavery Kau
fas but great many boast that they will force slavery
oat OF Bat in point OF fact so Tar the aues
Kaneas, cther free slave state cau hardly affect
NortherD power. has relative superiority now aud
Increases with each census Look at the Territories
at the fact that the population OF tho North
--uness the Know Nothings, which God for.
bid, should prevent tho immigration OF ioreigpers--
increases moro annually from the immigration
whole of the addition TO tho population OF
the Union- Nox ouch circums Alces is Il not OBJ
vious that the prce ent super,ory-n point of pocs
power-0f the North 10 the government must continue
70 increase things are allowed 10 stand as they areS
~ OF political power must continue Is perteciy certain
poshng can interrupt il or prevent It. Nothing
shake except these attempts 10 use your power FOR
tonsi unjust purposes. Pat that power may
in the end, endsnger the whoe-and tell you. psr.
could pe hold Ten moos rs sons n you
anywhere IN The United States under such terms theso
Our ioreiaiheFs we're not three millions OF peope-and
consisting Tor the most part OF -lavehoidng couiunes
NJ thaand they resisted the power Of toe British
You may rely upon tnat nation will dnj iise caps
soe,n pecpe Are psced s ,bey choose 70 ,es
that sbey would RESIST any attempt 10 admnistcr thus
government In an unjust ant sectional manner
aed TO deny them the privileges u0der the constitution
is raient To every who understands human nat are,
~ho knows anything OF the fceiDg Of an American
man wherever you find him all over the Upon, Sorh
Softh, Fast or West. tApplause) BIT fellow citizens
I wish thus matter 10 be impressed yoa
that the North pursues the plan proposed o. standing by
The constitution and the Union ~ urged upon you ny
the great Democratic party whc1 holds Its residence all
over this vast con'ederaey thon your advance in
is certain and The only thing that risk
cnsapger Il IA to follow the counsets OF those men
VINO claim 10 be the peculiar friend OF the North,
aud the orponents OF slavery; bu, would impect
srd perhaps destroy the Unoay Ia the ) ate OF New
lofk 10 be asked 70 cxpose herself 10 such risk
tbatt What state In the Uaion has so mighty
interest n its pressrvs ion and continuanccf Look
81 your own grcai CRY, rising A. y does from
The shores OF yonder beautiful bay reschny hand 10
Tue ocean the Otncr 10 tue and gathering
wealth with both. Not a wind can bio~ tnsi does
not bear tie rich tribute o. commerce TO tnat
Vpeen CITY OF the Ne~ World, from some
distant cline from some ncghb0rnz state.
Even he SHOWS Of heaven, which beuuro the Of
assy clseshefc opens FOR her The wcaith Of hyper
regions unccks the Arctic and An.artic store
lor her use. knew nothing In the dead cities OF the
pasnoihng tie splcndois thai the rich creation
Of orer'e nothing 20 the history Of present
or pas ~ thc oil wora or IN the now tbat cgush wbst
believe Will be the future commerce o that city,
y Tits Union and thus country shalt endure.
(Appiausc Theee tho things which YOU
arc asked to stake the result o. this election.
Fellow citizens, declare 10 you that when look al n.
consequence Of the nad action 70 which you urged
I'm llled with anxicty-not because do not believe
tai Tho sorthern states could and woult protect them
s,ycsftbe sad necessity should be forced upon them bat
because hope TO the great Union wish 20 pre-.
serve Tins mighty scheme Of human government and hu
man harTiness because am unwilling 10 sec anything
unnecossarily Done 10 perl and icopardize both Ny
have not yet obtained tho power 0ui.
isw and to exclude pirate from
~ ,be rasaG state "a yo,es ,.Tnsy never shs =,
IL buta few months since the last anniversary Of our In
e,rendence rolled over our heab The sun otthat morn
iog rose upon twenty three mens OF people who unit
Cd with themselves many o the elements
~ soctal greatness and privsie happiness as
we're ever oombfnea the same number of
rcope. The country was sdorrcd win the rich
uonunsenis d onr p6nfiry. which would seem 70 have
been directed ~ skil and eoergy amoi supcrhumsn
AR towns and stately cities the bAnSs Of your
and the shores o. your The land smiled
with happy nome<cads whtrh heir smoke Up IN
70 nfavtn rom milnons u toufeDOsl
the land, lighted many altar,
secrated 10 happiness ssi all domestic ioyp.
Inc husbandmsn went iorih 20 sow hs seed and paut
hs tree In the fun confidence that he his descendants
wcuc gather it, fruits Tne mariner ploughing the
iookod proudly slot TO the strips and siarsthe emblem
iustjeo and protection. Toe ycune mother reiooci
,ba child horn 70 ibe county, becspse che
Knew that when he arrived at years OF discretion he
nght take AZ pleasure any ore Of thousand roads IN
TINS happy ano. which would Leaf him q wealth and
distinction The old willing 10 close his
eyes and 70 descend 20 TIE grave in peace,
With the confidence that bis children and tneir
desccrdants would enjoy the lair scene which no
was leaving perpetual nhcrtance vr themselves.
en- What this great scheme of human ha opness
pascdf IL rcstcd uu thr-ihat our peopc hviag,
ard had continued to I've under tbs ptu,on the
Tinted states ard unaer the equal laws when engeu-
dnrrd. y rtcd The confidence reposel IN the hiEa
,clpc sra OF uficc Of escs other Bet the
p.Et has crept rto the and oi delight "a v1ce-WeW u
snash bis head We 40 understand the scc-ct oc this
e,cuon The serpent knows that scatter Fun be mas
destroy co.hssnce and he has bcet busy his work
Bow ong the mu,Gai conhdcntc which people
reposS In each other may sustain these repeated
sseauhs ! Know not; but Whist d know g..
Thar when that con ddence shall dissgp ar this