The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-25

vigorous bold commanding even de6an, in its expires
sion Of opinions The Richmond E'aqliyr, which ever
since the Democratic party had existence has been
is devoted and leading organ in the South the New Or
leans Da independent OF party, Dut the second
70 Me- e & "a
representative OF the democratic party and OF the present
administration; and the Charleston Mercury Cuisv,
preserving South Carolinan profession Independence,
but ever the eeryireabie allies Of the democracy, ara
al journals which hesitate not 10 SPEAK with
from Mr. Buchanan's administrator, and whS.
the South intended by her substantially unsn
nous vote for him. The bold, vigorous tone !
which these able rnals their views 10 h0
norabe contrast 70 the sneakipg submissive spirit IN
which tbee Northern cotemporaes talk about the cues
tons OF the day We find little or n0thing In the
Northern democratic journals worth copying as bustras
pg the politics Of the times, giving ground tor expec
oeIent roo s ,bs, Of paree % tae sahsp ,ou,usi
give abundance Of striking articles upon which we
draw Tor the enlightenment ar readers who may .,
sure that they represent the controlling Influences 10 the
democratic party. Mr. Buchanan may res!et these In
fuences through alarm for the OF the little
mander Of his party the free States honest concern
for the Union but he must yield substantially to their CO.
mSncs throw bimseG into the OF the republican
rsrs srs = no alternative sxosp. 70 pnrsas ssco S
dfgust all sides and leave him without support in or
Of Congress And this of Mr.. cEanan's po
itcai exps rience, in bis senses, will do.
THE SOUTH AND KANSAS.
From the Go umbis (B. CT Tymes-Bucbapan organ. !
important outpo.is Of the sou,h; we have planted one
foot there but will be until the other rest
ing fImy IL il AFRO.
glance at the map shows its geographical value and
importance. Surrender Kansas ana we must prepare 70
give up Missouri Free sosm will eat into her territory
from three sides at Ike cancer and must iinsly
slough Of and be lost Tho dsea.e would then extend
It's f'inge northern borders oil Arkan
sas. the Indian Territory and Texas and through Eew
Mexico. extending 10 the Mexican frontier, would ct last
sssisted by the abolition policy OF Great Britain in
tha West Indies entirely surround us and force us TO
choose between SELF destruction and the agonies OF
slow DEATH
The South cannot ignore Kansas and be true to herself
and her destiny. The noninterventon d0c;rne do
as party expedent but will not save PAssvity Is
net only deepet by auaticism invites attack Black
republcsDsm m will continue to hover over our borders
Ike nurky cloud; is STEEL not silk down, that
dispossess II of its lightning and render harmless. Or
1t may be compared to phantom-f we fy from In
terror, grows up TO the skies; but approach II
boldly, vanisbes from the sight The faith Of the
South to be run phant must bo active and militant;
with faith in herye faith in her cause and Gath in her
de- tiny noshIg defeat her; her faith will be
with fate, Ksnsas will test n she have this kind Of
iGin-,he faith which inspires Atchlson StrDgellow.
Whitfield and Titus-or only the faith Of words and
phrases and the solemn humbuggery OF mere platforms
Will che prove equal 70 the tes Let the Southern people
answer.