The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13


nor Mexican, South Amer an free negroes Jast
susar sno coffee and rice and and cotton ha
come iIto universal and become ncessares. even
with tie poor-ust Is the demand for them Increases
ue supply oiDlDisbes and their prices ri %
huin and burger STARE France, Great Britain and Ncv
fnelsfd In ihn face. The supply Of food must
increase a. their populations In ,esse, or continual
famine viii be the consequence Already their lands
art Incapable Of producing Substitutes for the pro
also n raising other necessary articles OF food end
co'bpg isui The pocket, tho true seat o English aud
Yankee Ltlsc-sees, feels and un teri tauds all this
ard promptly applies the remedy. Slavery must be
tended The bea,hen must be caught, II ned, set u
wo,k ard thris,isnized Walker must No encouraged.
New York must send hin thousands OF gasut volun-
teers ard Boston and New York must we with each
cher h u,tng out tIave ships for Asia and Africa
lar a. /, WAS century ago The New England cterey
end the Catholic priesthood will again eugsge In II
with pous zeal as the only sure and effsctaa means
1ueroe, ,e,ual America, Mexico and South Amsrica,
Lew wing torpid and barbarous, will start into
sssss. srS sersrs sna tobacco and ppe suOIes aud
o,aIget, ard lemons, and oil tropical fruits will be
clespss ort. An hlimitablc market will bs opened to
The comm"vcs and manufactures and mech anica skill OF
the North and Of Western Europe The white free Ia.
torr will have constant employ ment high wages plenty
q anone, ana the necessaries and luxunes Of hfe dirt
cheap. iit.t
We have given the affirmative proof we will nov give
The Aan slave trade beginning With the drst of the
x'sertb century hao surchs-eed the West Indies aud
Nth ara south America with slaves, about tue time Of
tpe Are c n revolution. The products Of slave labor
exceeded the demand for them Sugar, cottoa
con's tobacco, rico and other slave and
with all ".ssses Europe Watts had mot invented the
,ttUm cottf Il mill the cotton gin In operation
Negro men ieii to two hundred dollars head. and
tIoes r. families became expensive The pocket felt Il
told to tho conscience, and conscience the elav4
bolcsr Csrkson and Wiiberiorce and French Jscobna
eero listened to and admired because they promised -
mems souls, and better their fortunes By ridding
tnem Of troublesome and expensive negroes
But was me sensible and rug acious pocket, not VII
DPrtprep n.
hteaf abolition Whenever negro men fall 70 $500
srouni negroes become In the rather burden
some sbon pvotabewheDever the op,y OF sa
ceeds the den ardtbe pocket will find il out and use
suco rily instruments as Cla-kson and Wlberforce to
S700 around, the slave trade will be carried with re-
reseo veor energy and success, despite al the laws,
s the treaties all the fleets, and all tue whining abo
ons,s in the world for the pocket il the seat Of power
well as Of Intellect
The Union Saved by Dlsunionists.
tFrcm the Augusta (Ga) Chronicle and Senne-Fin-
more orgsn
become stronger that Mr. ncs s IN he our
the dpuDionis claiming fst he Union ha been saved
through tner means that they have 10 reality bued the
North Out OF the support Of Fremont aud driven his fol-
lo~ers 10 BachsDs In other words that free solers
hnve cast their for the candidate Of the dunions
holy horror Mr. Fillmore had been elected by free soil
v,ics
1hsse valiant gentlemen however deceive themselves.
The, tsve had 10 hand in the defeat OF Fremont. Tho
among them II any such there are, know very
ven thar Mr.. Fillmore mad not divided the Norh--ir
the American party hac not stood Grmy, bravely aud
taoiy against tho reeson host, Mr. buchanan would
have been uttriy oyerwtelmed, In spite Of sll the
nob ufscrupuiausy in hia favor. To Mr.. Fillmore
aod tis party, and 70 them alone 10 duo tho honor OF
defeating Fremont The frcesoA candidate would
hav@ been st this moment Presioeut elect OF the Unied
stalss bvt tor the candidacy OF Fillmore. Not stste
Forth Of Ma acd nyons limo would for Blu
chstan The South and tho North would have been
sspars cd by the great gulf OF hts election snd nov
thee pIbcss Who stake the Uucn upon sns election Of
prerta.u Sorio have been for haying South set
ber huurc order, I" ns tneir favorto phr pe is
We 'efber ir'nk, however, That the not
great n they fiat or themselves II So mr. we
dscoser. reilner the speeches OF ths Bomb ptes
lu'ioros tho eivtpg tort Eof their orasular press
rsem % have escited anything bat ridore; in1sso,
juosrg rom the scne OF the Northern press tney
pens Of TIE South attn ,uen many OF tho latter nNo
lived thFoveh just such storms before, and hal seen
some OF tnsac verv men Rcing at fiil speed 70 dts
ana ceatb about certaia hogsheads OF sugar
tad sitn &c trat sudton kick IN tior "a op'i
when General JackAon pct on the euro ana at Iro
ut period, tney ready 20 roeh into sss,iou
causc int dGngcr OF scnAier sovereignty wnch Il tho
isvOTre oncrtncof Bncparsn AM whisa they 80 cor
asily embrace yet fes~cd that st' ougn the p-a
osul brnong thea mighs raige a destroying sh- Ur1r
bde euo<tirr Hny posiion c tbs psocic worid .Gk
them there ~vre some OF them crazy enough TO ct
tctlpt 10
80 tAcf candidate is elected suppose that tbs dis
union party VII COZ the lion skE ior tine and be
cip'eui 10 pioA along live qugt .ast of burtncn
wNt Euchsrhn sld igccsinridge IN tne painters We
shalt probably hear the cscoroant bray again until
there ngaa possibility that they may be deprived
q Their loddcr from the public ceb.