The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-13

sweep and engulf The Cincinnati platform and eus
eanoica.es, with Aore devastating result than -
wAst we 10 dof All reas we tailed. Even the out
cry Of dxunon has telyors any longer fos
sHvry Is rejscssd by tss e entire North NorsSs Scuthsr. -
orators In PhHde phia have bcen laughed 1t for thess
pans Demonstrating ha, al labor sught TO be reduced
70 the fsrm OF slavery, whether n the black he white
rnn Political mu6ces Of no moss avail ia resisting
the torre what then Is Sc done, sut to ssht The
sosrshns real something that mons iatvrssts wal take
hos d. or there Is no hope for rs
Ttc wess psns Of the sou.h TO- that slavery is cca
can save trade piracy, while the domestic slave trade
lswNi Nov, We hold that sla ,sry is right; and
right why shosld We be prevented from supplying
selves with slaves from Africas norhern capital has
stood byus In opening the national Territories 10 slavery
sIf stand oy IN re-openisg the African slave trade
Certain u, refuses 70 listen TO appeal In tbs
peohc msasure, nothing else viii o. can save a. =
But perlaps the inquiry may be msde-how is thls
uaoe 70 De ro opened IN the face OF Ito constitutional
provision rotating thsreto. the laws based thereoa, "a
the treaty s,ipulAiions with England The answer d
very siuple--bceause the means are equally 50
hllnore-for both with The South-sor2s member q
the Senate win more TO give the requisite notice 70 Eng
land for the termination o The eighth article Of the An
burton treaty, of The ss5 of August 1872 by which 4
was provided that Ems land the United ate shouAA
Keep &c. less nas eighty guns on the coast q Africa fss
cations Of each Of the two countries for the supprcssa
Of the slave trade By the eleventh article or the saas
IN force for I've years After the exchange OF the raAo
tons thereof and arorwards, until one the other
This treaty stipulation being q an end, shs Unissx
states viii he ie free 10 deal with ts laws upea hs
subject vi,nou, en,snsismsn. with foreign nations.
In due time, the next step will be 10 introduce and pa
bill 70 repeal al the acts and pars Of acts Of COnsrs
(naming them by date and shsp<r, II deemed props)
foreign slave trade o. IN any wise pertaining =
restricting or regulating the trade between the United
states and other countries in slaves.
With the repeal of All la1iou
the subject whether domestic foreign the trade
slaves from the Africa or from any other par, q
the world I, the Uned ssaaes, gill DO perfect free
own citizens and the citizens Of other countrios sDi
the constitutional provision In relation 70 the migration
think proper TO admi snd the taxing power of Csngrs.s
over sueh persons lArt l. sec l. par ID win remain
some other provisions Of the Cousttuton, such haa
authorizing the establmhnous of general bankrupt NV
&c., dead letter or upacted On.
- ne AFRICAN save usoe osoe re- opened wu nsvss
vsbe land 10 be occupied The continent for with abun.
dance Of human labor u command. may safely 20
absorbing the rest Of Mexico Central America Cubs ast
the islands Of the Gull.
The question restaacs 70 such policy on our part By
but that need occasion no dieuy for We nay bs care
win never be pushed 70 the verge OF II the poweR
o. neish capital could prevent the Enssh gevsrn.sss
the present Administration win nos allow i1 govern
mert 70 come into collision with with Mr. Bsohanaa
end rather DESIRE 10 have brush with ancient
my But the cheapenng OF cotton by the introducoo
W
csrm Great D. lan Of any hostility 70 our new policy
The new Geld opened by the 70 essablishmeas or the
African slave trade for the employment Of capital, viu
actively engage A interests In a prosccutiou and th~a
the North and the South viii be once untsd =
band Of brothers, In the ties Of . cUnmon intercsa,
mich assr al The only real boad oi cordial uasss
But th would be not the only grand measure Of polsv
that would follow the election OF Mr.. Buchanan. Thmo
"a another Of almost equal importance To enlarge ths
basis Of sternAl feeling between The people q eli ~
states thus established By the opening o The Arsc.s
slave trade, ihe federal government viii inaugursAs
thc restoration Of the od policy by which the massR
may legally bold his slave and enjoy be fruits his laSs
cplc VIII fn within ths proyince OF the suprons Csus
Of the United states judicial decson thai tbs master
the Of his labor as properly IN ali The State a -
Union without exception, and that all ate laws whisA
asny lnn nsns 70 me master are unoonssituuonal -
that slavery local institution Il s true that such
deesion wli virtually establish slavery in shs frss
the thing needed be done now re- ssssblinA-
ed IN the Territories and only remains recseaA-
Lab !. an the free States, and We shall become united
supposed that this decision could be Obtained Ia M
vo bri as Z Is desirable ,hsi such suss,ioa should ).
settled by tho unanimous voice Of iui bench woulA
oe no more than poi,ic 20 Avail the natural q
events, by which, we elect Mr. Buc aanAn evon
Mr. Fillmore, shall have the court on tho $40.
OF this obvious meaning Of the In regard v
tho tenure Of slAve property in aIl the states.
A 10 the beat mode Of announcing these great maa-
sures OF public policy, the sure and certain frut
o. the ehcuon OF either M Buchanan or M. Fillmore,
leave that entirely 10 your good judsnsaa,
giving you full liberty to use this letter you psass
suppressing the wrissrss name Names Of
not the hand that rolls the bomb into ne mortar thas
does the execution, but the missile. Ny counsel b
In favor OF open show of hands all the world Grss
Of public policy never carried By secrecy q
IN corner These addr, ned TO the lasercsts -
Mor.nssn sspi,siss and .hey can be moved ey tsss
DO able TO carry pennayivanA next week-isr n 4 oaiv
lor tho monied influence Of Ppadelphla move In oar
give US The state with such victory 90 our .bsansrs
the November battle will be easily won.
Before close this letter must advert 10 the cnIdish
policy pursuedby Mr. buchanan ana Mr. Fillmore 10 tAsr
public language and by their respective partzsn lcadsrs
and presses Of threatening dsunlon IN me event Mr..
tremonts election. such conduct berays want u
nanstrp and can only be compared 20 that rulo
Of Chinese military tactics, which REQUIRES Tho
attacking column before eischarsirx tasir nreAr1S
10 beat their Gonss with great vlolene,, mako
herce, ugly and mouihng faces, and tass
~ ,.. Ts'nss r. s,,s q ,ss ,o%s, ssy S S =:
and aiways happens that steady advance o, the eney
ID sure 10 put the military moun,sbsakr them svss q
has uose than frightened Tho free aos INTO SUD-
mission 10 our demands bat has always tsca wiih ne
let you and nc, Il least, no, icss our .srr~pse. =
rosorips 10 such pucrs tricks but rather <s dsoss
tenarce taem snd pui forsni rrcsi measures for .
self interest Gold Ia far eicc;aa motive p-s .
than ns ihreaienings Of majority no, 10 anb0Ass
n ysu agree with me thar the promussiloa og -.
measures advisable. lose time Irsy VOC. n -
tsem public In Philsdcpsls. where a 3 msst sra~
10 corptersct tho nood tide that y bcexng Ne. ~ em-
~ 49, ~ - ~ ~. -" ~ .",ss mA Ia
sntIv % y. ", m,n.lsk ask " mAssts hssu ~ a peal
slave trade and c-tsshing slavery In tks ~ "A s~.s-
by The election Of Mr.. Buchsnsr or Nr. rams~ -
are the real objects ~ the south, you ~ef xncv =.
70 make room for which the Territories v~reW gexr a..
70 slavery BY The nouxs at we csn sSs "a e.m.
AZ thn late hour, by tns open avsvA ofo.w ohess n.
ree no ether means Of dopT A. sbAfi e@~ mai wov an
have done the stale some service am ds., ,r ns~
sincerely yours
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r Sit hss jus, struck rse sh&- a. M, lsss.r 81
hardly than reach yoo bsforc ~~cs,os IN P~n
syivsnia Il The S@ss el~rtionl the bet m,ors |.
Immediately reaching the cspAslsi ~ our spp~al 81
be 10 lcs appear nrst IN she Ns- 70 AZ rsAt1 whsrl
o the eta sndard ,ourns Of North~rs apAts ana -
Independence Of all parties vi 80 smre "a 4 h~sxs.,
without fear or favcv.
Police rsssliAgs nee.
Ansnr EscArrp Cosvc-~.--r 90 vounx -. -.
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