The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

uS MA OOWU D ptsuOf@ " OutBAAoO "
which every recusani and uosoard spirit was com
PEELED 70 subscribe the conservative principles the
party Again. the re:oiuts tome OF me ssushsrs pros
mocrasic papers Of the North. We assumed 50 high .
position, ss % be In correspondence with Us was NO
cesesxy thst our allies the North should 81 least ap
proximste lofsy ground Moreover, By the fes
aud fearless discussions Of slavery In the abstract des
in he North before the recent canvass many absurd
prejudces against the institution were removed, and
Invested OF much OF that fictitious euormiy which
passion and interest and ignorance had thrown around IT,
Besides their strong repugpance TO black repubhcAnsm
naturally drove tho democracy TO . Compare
a, these causes the democracy Of the North 10 the re
cent canvass, rallied upon higher ground aud In more
compact force IN respect TO the insttntons OF the Sonth
than they have assumed and exhibited Ia any for
election. The democratic delegation In the next
Congress from the North, will noby represent the
conservative sentiment and The more advanced position
Of their party
The election OF Buchanan, by averting the mmne At
dangers OF dsunon and by presenting the prospect OF
possible suspension Of hostes between the Norsh and
the South itself occasion OF patriotic exuit~ton.
traitor supplies with another motive Of sincere salts
faction STILL the South should rejoice with decorum and
and not with the delrcus extacy of parizaa
passion Approaching our present security must be
careful not to at andon ourselves TO insane unc0ncern
in regard to the Developments Of the future Eerna
vigilance il the duty and the necessity Of the South
THE PROSPECT BEFORE Us
From the Charleston Mercury esessionst-spois or no
spols u
In its true light the result Of the recent Presidential cleo
ton Instead Of seeing pretending 10 In H. great
and the South they have felt Is their duty to warn the
people that extremely doubtful conflict ana that
the result rather to be attributed TO good fortune and
good management than to principles Mr. Buchanan was
saved by Mr.. Fillmore. Without the intervention Of the
party that supported the latter he would have been In
minority in every Northern State la The face OF this
demonstration there and presses 10 the South
who cry out for the Uni0G and glorfy the Union az
achieving great triumph In the election OF Mr. Buchanan
t(tf thara lWnU N
men why cry Peaeel Peacel" when there u no peace
Men who insst that rshal fold arms, and 20 to
chief and danger ready to burst in its utmost fury
upon US. II when the DnnmeraDle hordes Of
Persia were hanging over Devoted atnsns Was 50
strsoE achieve that indepen fence OF which now
talk pronoy and we need not hope that there ever
Will NOT bs found men who viii urge consider
simply dispensaton OF Providence from which We may
hope 10 be speedily relieved and FOR which ought no,
TO sacrifice our ease and cur sumber. We may make
this years crop; after tnss-shs Deiage.
The .o.se !. sv, .eo,obed no, killed !, |. not even
stunned The greatest battle for the constitution and
government originally made, has yet u be fought
,he been sa S on .s ss
ton ofits power In this election has gained strength
which, to mind, renders certain that tue only de
fence of the against for the future to be eoaght
in much closer Southern combination, frmer tome
ipexorabe Jealousy, and more determined front
SOUTH has Vet exhoited II the south wavers aow she
is gone past redemption Her trust ia 10 nersef and in
herself only She must with all the means her com
mand guard her rights under the government and her
CO equality in 1t. Those whom Providence helps must
first heIp themselves the extent OF their ability.
victory for the true readings Of constitution
ard the continuance of the Union the REVERSE just
tSe South wills for four years but an hour a. were,
In the lifetime Of nation. Ulless the South
in ell she does connection with public affairs In
the next years. that she will defend her rights at ell
times under all circum stances and every conceivable
Lazard, at The end Of that time abononsm will have
broken down the ramparts that In the recent election
checked It's progress IN the Northern states o. rennsy
belief that Fremont had been Roman Catholic aud in
hatred OF the Catholic church. in the lace Of the
guarantee upon the subject. Core prevent
combination OF three iourhs OF the Fillmore vote OF
these UPON Fremont The Union has escaped the
danger involved N the election o. "a soonuons' !, the
only b combination OF lucky chsnches aud good poiti
cal throughout the campaign on the part OF
The dsronon Of Pepnsylvap,s 10 Mr. Buchanan has
been The ohot elements operating 10 ftave of the
CRIBS Bq the SOUTH " she be xise will her
the tenure Of any mans personal popularity
10 La lie Er. Buchanan will doubtless iuiGi 10 the
ell his obligations under his letter OF acceptance of
the CipcI neminaton, and should he not survive
through his fou. Years Mr. Breckinridge will, In his
a. ad keEise But the safety OF the South for me
future under government Is not In the power OF the
Presieeucy or the disposition OF It's occupant lies Ia
tai the property holding and business interests OF
tie North that shs rot only able bet detsrn ned come
Eat viii vipolcate her rights In out OF the Union
as may be beet for her.
[fror the Louisville (gy.) Democrat, Nov III
The Wsshington Of toe Ngw fokK HkaALD
lives notice now that Il the intention OF The incoming
that Kansas shalt be freq state This IN,
u course alsehooc. Tie Fremont faction have ooon
cling 70 make kAnsH free state, and ,hey have
no idea Of letting the people there alone They can't
how the Naturalization TAIL W take one side
coming administration has nothing 70 do with the ques
whether kansas hall be free or slave State.
The cemoorenc party have the power now And they are
determined that the actual resdents a Kansas shall
have chance say whether their State shall have
slavery not alter their verdict bas been rendered
rot 10 be rAnsaytd by Congress- Ia the mean time,
body vii Interfere, directly indirectly, TO de
Yer mine The question one way or the otsr.
We the iaccnists Of Massachusetts are getting up
corporations TO raise money 70 speculate N the anas OF
Kansas. They intend TO monopohse Az the reserve
much coubi TO the detriment OF the Territory.
purposes Of parry The administration viii that
peace kcpt in that Territory and the laws executed.
Tho Territory VIII not ~ ain be allowed 70 be the theatre
tho cispsy or the brutal propsnsucs OF AveS rrf
nsns who have akca 10 hand 70 manage the Terrific
ries Of the United States, under the sanction OF mser
able party that have been committing treason for the
rake Of What they call freedom These factions will find
That the federal govern ment viii connne Itself 70 the 20
hey marked out N advance and s have nothing 70 DO
with raxng Kansas free or slave state The dew,o.
yoyts s0 hore sstson Of fmrosfna ne fneta
sOn o. tarJ upon ANY pse aaf are opposed o tt They
they deny The power Of The federal government 70 DO
let the people OF kansss without TIE impcrtnsnf tn
reference q moedlers ha they want tree state and
there VIII Dot be vcrt Of objection from the South but
thty urefer slave s,sle The south expect The zane
oer. policy nom the North thai they are ready 20
core 70 Der 10 tic "a nlsson Of Kansas as slave state
We may expect q thousand impertneni iiss about
Ksr-us The Territory has been psrfoct magazine Of
les and the republican press have echoed those les and
invented thoussnd told more Of their Own. They can't
stop the trade 10 lies for time perhaps; but the sup
pig III decline NJ the prcaY fade away In the mean Tune
we brand all such ssoreg this OF the HsRALD false
The freedom shr'ckers must not be 90 hssty 10 swallow
ing all the a. mendacy that hey have been pub.
hsbipg Tor the last few months.
They hare made their slmpletons believe that the on
lee, cf the canvass establish the slave trade but
they begin suggest that may not be established.
Then every where procsmet by the Sbarpes rifo
saints that the democracy bad object resp citing Kan
as but 10 make slave state. When b The smoke OF
tra battle has hardly clarsd asay and they gre out
that The administration intend 70 make Kansas . free
state They ed before the contest, tbey he'd vhil,t
vas On band and they lie nov that 70 y OVER rney
fountain Of hes, and will pour out their htny stream
until the supply - exhausted.
VIZ RHITT's rrsUSIoS MAsIFEsTo-rHE DEMOCRACY
AND Mr.. BUCHANAN.
From the Richmond IVA Wing. Qsts Fillmore orgsn)
We pubnsh 10 day the conclading portion o long ana
elaborate secession and 6isunon manifesto from Mr. r.
BApwt Rbe nd resstd 10 the Governor Of South Caro-
ina But for lie great length should publish the on
part OF the history