The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

Ns spmsp,y w i,s origin purposes oowa,4iy "a s
me- Ie Of operation utterly dem"razng In ITS Sodenoy,
ID cslcolaed work great 1ad Assng injury 10
n The most vital principles u our government IL "a
manly. NJ EN-. Toys mc~ect and dishoIorabe means 70
ompsb s objects; cowardiy ~ meaniy avJts the
ici that may result ia 6eeat de norarzng As SUD
Tutues fraud for p,aiu dealing and Injurious - our IN
stitutons, ~ 1T ikes death blow the grea, unda
mental rule that The @ Of the majority Ia one form or
another, either dree y or by rep-e entAtlou, shall con
,rol our entire political system snstsver tends 70 DO
'ett trht wll expressed within the ist aud sise
tniss prescribed by our republican constitution, hh,ud
DO dpcousgei and denounced by every friend 0. tho
Union and crushed possible, before It's saneiai etiect.
he extended aud suerg thened by the authority OF
VI disputed precetenH
We recommen nd this article to tie attention OF the South
ern minorities who thres,en dissolution of the Union
majority Of the people shall elect Fremont.
wha.s in the wind Il the GLOBE revolving from South
Ia Norlh3
DsusIos THEa CHoIcB-rhe Daily Creole OF Now Or
leans Oct 20, Indignantly the designs OF the
Southern Democrat. leaders 10 overthrow the Onion.
For months the arch intrguers have been busy, whs
urepg the masses N vote for Buchanan 70 save the
Unop perfect their srhemes for las destruction unde
dsuniopism Il i, the flo yer bossomng OF long che
r,shed hopes. The public mind is not yet quite ripe for
he rake d ,ssue, and that must be under
nroge min Htraon sectional agitation be aroused
with hercer malignity an tho line OF demarcatoa be
more boldly drawn between the North and the South
Inc OF the present has proved hot
bed Of dFupioDism; the forcing process must be CONT
nued, or the harvest viii not redden with anarchy and
blood
I'VE appeal" rays the Creole, 40 the people to
to the r.scue.u
SILENT Ne LoSGER-The Missouri Democrat Isl Lous,)
Brchapan paper OF Oct u.s. says-t is high ne to con-
front the anarchs rebels and dsunonsts Of the South
with the Of the people. We have boon 81
lent erg ENOUGH. Speaking Of the proposed Southern
confederacy II says:-
"shouId we enter IT, the effects Of peace aud the Of
fec.s Of war would be equally disastrous to slavery in
Missouri and should soon find ourselves 10 q very
anomalous position in our laws, in our politics,
theoretically In our whole orgaDzaon but yet having no
slaves in our houses delds-a slave State without
slaves, compelled to bear the burdens Of the In tuon
to guayd TO hght for It, 10 pay for H. bu forbidden by
our geographical position 10 possess H. Our territory
would be merely the blank white Of the dotted
page The only compensation we could derive from
biz state OF things would be the CORY arising fro
danierehted devotion TO the cherished institution -
SINGULAR INCONSISTENCIES IN SOUTHERN eoLrnuASs.-The
Savannah Georgian Of Oc. 80 hui lays down the law
Neither State territorial Legislature abolish
establish slavery. Nothing less than popular sovereign
ty exercised through its highest FORM that "a TO say
through convention Of the people, equal this mighty
exercise Of power" And yet this very paper susains
the action Of the Kansas Territorial Legislature to esab
III slavery by the most oppressive and ensctment
ard cheers the President in his Intervention 10 sup
port of that legislature with the armed forces Of
the III tied States.
Morn FoRGTRRs.-The Daily Nes, the leading FIJI
paper in Pennsy that the friends
Colonel Fremont have adopted the folio wing resolution
Resolved That the slaveholder should be made to
dram Of death bis sleep, and 70 apprenend death in
nis dish and teapot. Fire should meet him Ded,
and poison should meet bin at his tabo and the silent
siRe Of cesth should be invoked TO alright
him in the midrt OF his muTderous savehoding revelry
We wish all friends Of Colonel Fremont says the Har
risburg Telegraph, to mark and that leading
Fillmore paper openly the Christian MINISTER'S
the eminent statesmen the honest and intelligent
and mechanics, the distinguished scholars and public
btneactors, who compose the republican party, with
holding such unchrisuan, innumAn and infamous sent
menis.
JUDGE RossRTsoS.-Tho Richmond Enquirer OF Oct %,
contains long political letter from Judge Robertson. 1t
Is we'll written, and with legal cooness. evident
feels what he writes but his another instance Of
powerful mind warped by one sidedness Of education
training and interest, TO entertain but idea The
burthen Of his remarks 49, that the North mined
70 prostrale the South. "a most lame and .mpotent
conclusion"