The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08
The United states Minister to Mexico Out for
Observation-Disclosures OF the Hon. john


The United States Minister to Mcxico out for
Disunion-valedictOry OF the Hon. john
From the Mobile Register
The readers OF the Rglstv already aware that NV
cion with editor will necessarily cease for
longer shorter time, while in the discharge OF otasr
public duties which have been called by the uuso
lced Partially Of the President need not say that
deeply regret TO part with my friends who have been
cussoned, for the last two years. to read my written
thoughts and TO svmpahiss with the great poli-
cal questions the day That regret is uten lied by the
inopportune moment OF my departure Could have so.
lected the time would moi have turned nv back up)n
my political frieu' at moment when the voice and
OF every true is needed in the great battle for
utcDs principles and State rights which shab es The
country.
depends upon the election oy the popular vote
Buchanan should the sectional candidate OF the MACK
republicans succeed, believe with that WISE cool AID
states Lewis Cass that he South ought not
to submit tohn The whole creed Of this party is sab
Of the constitution which Is our bond OF union
ard our only panopy OF protection. lis triumph syA be
all insnas ard purposes reUoioa The gousynnisnt osl
e virtually al end d1t the tgiu haze come loia
'n ;. The hshest day q n people % SEEK "a poi
al orgdnisotion hat sar.y % their liberties, and hos
q er rights ohich mare been lot Ia the reuol
ion # he eTininS gocsTxmsnt.
The election OF Fremont, iii should unhappily take
place. viii be the great crisis In history of tae plan,a
on Sts,es. According 1t is met Sith courage wisdom
~ nsmness, or with fmporizng weakness AID folly
VIII the future OF tho Sortn be glorious hrml atlng
There is NO middle ground 10 stand upon Our
VIII give no quarter and of,r 10 compromise Tue
agains Us and our Institutions is 10 the knife and
defend ourselves like free submit be con-
qrered Ike slaves u the South submits hour to an
sbolltorized federal government, shs Will submit for
and 10 any thug and her who cannot bow 10
tue yoke OF fapatca. Yankee domination will have
thing do but to bansh themselves and hi their
II fortunate Tor US that 10 folio wing the plain
marked out by duty, patriotism and the .'hrst Law OF
ture''-sef defencewe Of the South will have cause
u self reproach for the destruction OF
which so much OF the best hopes OF the human family
have oncly clustered The blood OF the Union will be
upon the skirts Of the people of the North tho day
will surely when the that follows crime
will bring fearful reckoning those Northern leaders,
who without provocaton and driven on only by wild
ambition and blind bgotfy, have soaded on their coua-
to ths pous deed WhleI would not for tas right
which guides this pen, raise finger against
Union disunoD Las no terrors Tor me- southern man
forced upon Ia climate soil. and ius buttons
have the exhauetleas clements Of prosperity hapoi-
ness strength, aud have more doubt that the
affect OF separation would be 10 transfer the energies Of
Industry, population, commerce and wealth, from the
North 10 the SOUTH than have that II is the union with
us the wealth producing States that the North ts
great progress in material property Now the South
does nothing but dis the earth, aud ron Its prolific
bosom draw lie wealth in cotton, sugar tobacco, and
breadstuf. Everything else the MOTH does for u.s. lis
merchants sail and buy for Us ships export pro
sctons ard import our goods its manufacturers spin
our cotsp and make every fabric that enters into our
daily wants AMI consumption. the Union broken, what
TO saose great fleets Of srchaot ships their
thousands Of factories OF Gotten, shoes, saddles, bats
blankets, and the countless other commodities which
they make and sell to US for save made money These
ships be employed these mills mnst run that
capita must be sepi active or ruiz ensdes One o. tw,
things Ia, therefore, Inc vitabe; they mast be moved
South and become Southern ias tutons, they must
rot where they stand while England or some oaer great
commercial ard manufacturing State, viii gladly
ttep in 70 reap The rich harvest whion il now
monopolzed by the North. Then We should
have what has so long beeu tas dream OF the
sortL-al,e eel trade aud commercial iucependepce
Then southern cities That have long snguished
ia the shade While Toe grand enpoa OF tbs North have
fattened uIor avong navigation laws, partial legislation
BY Congress and the monopoly OF ns public expendi.
iure Will spriIg into NE an energy. ard become the
trade o. the south anu wee ada wao cannot see the al
tered condition of New York and Boston OF Lynn aud
lowtlG But aside rem there bright prospects, and al
hitting that wa would be hsses WITH aifsues and
rias bad better meet tncrn, ~itn Ielauce upon
mai hood, self rcsrsC aDd Independence tkaa yield our
elves 70 the mercy o. that rarid fanacigm which
sharpening its knife for throat We possibly
De IN q eonaop people than rn1er the deg
pot. n shoitlor government which believes dos
700 service hen ofClhes SHAREHOLDERS under Us
cilesa heel
had 10 thought, when oos up nv pm to say fare
vel OF beng hs,rsy I'd into this vein Of thought But
!. Of the lulness o. the heart has The
lrsency 10 which agde Lss been the subject Of apxl
thought nn6 II presses Epor my mad with tautJli
.ociuos tie OF eLy ng the COUNTRY for foreign
and u lie Part Of isiom 20 look icrxsrd 20 ths
ne ppsn'rg 2. tbs coutDg nry a. momentous event :,
must, fray 6od that ny fellow citizens Of tire South
nay re erdov cd With that lress wisdom aud courage
o which tnsy will stand ID mueh need 10 the crisis.
Meantime, the o. tire Southern people seems 10
10 be clear sn' well deemed They should be united
q the Pretdeniisi election, and united aierw nds, Il
they def a'et II there were any reasonable chc1 e
II tho election 81 Mr. Fillmore, tt would DC subject OF
sr debate 1hcterhS should not be the rayiaF point
1911 no unniss6sd man, sOfiI -pGkit pepcNe3 tnN
here Is The orig hope or a constitutional Presidsn. Il
n the triumph OF NJ. ElSBuan II = the ony democra
&c PARTY q The North ihsg has shadow 81 prospect Of
~resilpg from Fremont single ssyenod State, and
hus defe ang hs elect This beins what must be
attn bitterness u that party pre- alice that
vii not orer nser acri ice the good az the country
This great en- rrr rcyf eth trust thst the split OF
ario,iem will ,rumph that Of party All that the
oulh vii b. uat 10 this The aeyeresi oseca 70 which
Ia attgriy and temper hive ever been sghecte
srrar " being made 20 Place 10 the editorial
oalr this paper gentleman Of hal character aud rt
abilities II Is hoped that IL short Lme toe
.olncen cLt CT tbs arrangement can Ia nade.
In the mesrtlme, g. Rlley El, ., tbs CITY, vho has
or some TINE pssi cordnclsf the editorial - rtucli OF
lie patsr las kindly consented CJuiUae n the %
.ltcp. JOHN FORSYTH