The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

lT'~ VIC WV Uie~ns Dote ,tUSs. " 80 Ds'"j
TIE BEGrNNIsG OF rHx ND-lS56-Ie0o-AND rH
INTERIM.
the North and aid not end the 4sh Of November
taiuv not end before 1880 We arc perfectly sasisaed
thai tho triumph ~ termed, Of the democratic party
cation OF rcpe-a simple respite for the present with
out any security Tor the future
Even in this, the best point Of view, how much cause
have we for constant vigilance and for dSent prepare
ton. An overwhelming majority OF the Northern people,
~ community, have affirmed their unAterAbe host
jority Of the Northern States a. such have done ike
wise. popular majority Of the people Of the
United state. comprised IN one section the result will
enmity towards lees lumber 0ccupyh another section
Such the sEnfcatnn of the late election such the
reversed Of the past history Of politics that pal ty
viii as surely come into power time saall fr on
west and sets in the east that water ows up hin that
revolutions 60 backwards that fanAticsm has conser
yaye tendency, and that there is national patriotism in
an abolitionized community They may talk, the Ger
have IT, out Of anotber's pocket until doc msday
and yet natural will produce natural effects the
aun will rise IN the east ane 60 down In the west water
will ,esk It's level revolutions will forward tana
tcsm viii be aggressive and he North, which voted
abolition In 1896, VIII do so u 1850 with increased ma
or,les given tho same circu instances and the same
tives
Already Fremont is in nomination for 1850. The ash
OF ganzaron Is The next time the battle will be
p0utrdnce, with desperate purpose to rule ruin
All lis trials Of strength have heretofore been experiment
tai and made with the aim 10 organize for ultimate VIC
tory Note increase twelve years. and from that
Judge the future In 1874 made beginning oy running
Brney for President who received SO so4 votes In lSss
its next candidate Mr. Van Buren, received 29 795 votes
Ii fell back somewhat in 1882, when IA il third c&nd
date received lbs 2 votes On none of these occasions
did carry single State but Ia Its fourth experiment
TO what fearful proportions II has grown carrying
large majority OF Northern States including the largest
the result will exhibit : majority Of the people Of the
United States. Here then have young and enthus
astic party, animated BY sense Of It's strength and by
ted rapdty OF Rrowthdred by religious fer
and sustained by the sectional prejudice and ambition
Of the people challenging the democracy 10 battle In 1850
What will diminish the strength thin the ranks OF this
powerful party Federal oicet President Pierce tried
tnat
Nj. Buchanan, If he would be wise, must no, allow
the Northern mlsd 70 hngtr over an saverylsm. He
mutt discard topical applications local nritau. sper
mscen for inward bruises. !" and such like Throw them
10 The dogs they nothing worth, and than
thing Let him give the pubic mind something new 10
feed on and let that somehug combine the material
growth the actual extension and increase OF power Of
the Southern States restoring that equilibrium which Mr.
Calhoun regarded as essential TO the existence OF tne
South and the healthy continuance o. the Union The
Northern people transcenden al and predisposed 20
nms while they know infinitely less OF political philoso
ply political economy and SOCIAL scit than the South
II Mr. Buchanan make his gov ernmt Mt more intro
active than exterior In its policy IL be iraie old sores
without curing them, boldly destroying them at once
nv oucry or excsop he North will become morbid and
feversh innaacism will have new growth. and We may
expect 10 60 mady and desperately until shall 20
blood But let BIN create new Issues, or give VI
lost sight o. ard let them be presented Ia so bold and
original and even startling manner that they will ab
sorb al mere home matters Tho more daring and ori'
limit the presentation the better Desperate diseases
REQUIRE despelR bic remedies.
While We MAJ hope for diversion IN our favor
through yet the South should forget the
porsnce Of self reliance the WISDOM OF preparing for
the worst and the sounS policy OF presenting posture
OF resistance 10 aggression, whether practical threatened
or by po,hetical H. between this and 1850, IN
press the Northern nnc two who's scrne ms one
that We can and will live Independently, a separate
a a
first thst though The North might succeed IN eectng
sectional anti slavery President he could never rueovsr
the Sou'h without IRE, reorcug Il 70 military suoecton.
II DO lhs then there SUI sNme bopc for the con-
suton sDd The ccerl Union 10 one event the resiancs
policy rauo1al and patriotic IN sverpg the necessity
fer 6sunioo ID another, Il VICE IN preparing for tho
necessity when Il come.
Bot yr EacnaLsn csrnct present the Issues aud
pursue the vigorous exerior policy 70 which we alluded
without sr,ng Cabinet suited 10 the temper OF the times
and Is wsnis Especially should ne have Premier
equally bod sagacuus and prompt No FOSSIL OF other
days graduate IN the clrcuu locuon school OF pub
lie sHar,. VIII I'll IRE Iosition rightly. Who shall be the
man We believe Virginia Will Lave the rcfusal OF the
portion. sid hunter and Wise mentioned Ia tina
correction. But Hunter, though man Of broad states
mnushp ard nne Mad sonsn intellect Ia vet
wanting action. He lacks .'pluck;" ne h politically
tiu and without hziiy OF purpose sDd decision and Mr.
Buchanan hecg deficient IN the same respects likely
that he will lock Tor for that position who would sup
ply Lis own 6eftciences, and ihus become the compile
ment q himself We why tho prinope
which sugges be union Of oppostes IN marriage should
rot equally hold In regard mp,rtsnt business and on
cal corrections. Upon this principle, then, Mr. Hunter
Is che OF the las; men for Mr. Blchanans Secretary
State Bl, Governor wne, the contrary, seems the
peculiarly constituted for holding such relation 70
the incoming Prcsident He possesses Almost ia excess
all tia, Mr.. Bachnan lacks the one Is cold bioodcd
the oher IS hot olooded and not . little hot.
hesded tosreinss the one i'mc, the other Is bold; 10
. great rgency the would supply decomposition
the other vigorous action the would restrain from
rsstnefs, the oher would save from inAcon, striking
Al the right time and striking bone Looking thus u toe
Mr. BuchaDsn conscious OF bis deficiencies in
cline think that n the Secretary N 70 from Viz.
be viii accept ihe position We were not 10 favor or Nj
Brct snsns nnaton; We thought the time called for
OF Steiner stuff bat since he 10 to be President let
him have TIE benefit o such vigorous and ardent soul
Wise, by all mean. he must look well 70 the State
Department ana be prepared to redeem his pledges al
Offend and Cincinnati. The eagle eye OF JET DAVIS, in
behalf q the South, vii be on b a iron tho Senate and
he NAV depend uron H. neither bunder nor treschery
will euce Detection The best he can DO 10 70 fortlfy
himself r the state department With WISE We nope Ia
will appreciate the tness Of our philosophy and tho
w1com o. our nd rice
From The New orlesn. Creole Opposition Orzan),
Nov. ~
THE True POLICY OF TIA soUTH.
The more ttoughtui. ssgacous and conservative men
Of the South cADDoi fail % have looxed With mingled
astonshment and resret the suicidal 20 ICY advo
Gated by The ultra csupion organs uf which the Rich
mord Erq,aru and the Chares,oa Mercury are the most
dissolve the rnion nov - shouts the Charleston
Mercury. "shver Il 70 atoms !" echoes the Richmond
Bnquv1, and the minor hornets prepare their posoa 70
stIg ~ 20 death.
Softly. gentlemen, softly. No, fas, II you please
Are ready 70 dissolve The mon Can abide the
consequercssf No prud ent general army IN
motion without first looking 10 the consequences certain
~ prudent general ever went forward 10 attack .
forressno prudent statesman dreamed OF sevevng
tha. portion of nation Of which he vm citizen. from
toe Other, without fret deciding upon is prscucabiliiy
and when that tone preparing Tor the act.
Let u hssty glance ri this subject. The only way FOR
the South 10 ready Tor any emergency that
In the future 70 20 TO sork and free herself from de-
penience upon Northern factors. II duty
immediate provision for any OF the accidents Of tbs
present. the exisencics OF the future. quite evil
dent that few the south cannot be expected W
equal North the Norhwee states In political
power. The beet guarantee for the psrpe;uty Of the
Union 10 IN union nj home. The South, IN building up
manufacturers, establishing direct trade with European,
South American and contiguous ports indeed In fostering
with parental The industrial pursuits Of her citizens
and thus furnishing indncement Tor capitalists 10 nves,
their money here win open the tyes Of the North 70
the competition which viii bave srisen, and thus
the Northern people feel the necessity Of Cancellation snd
concession.
"fn estimating the relative dependence o. the two
sec;i,ns,v says the Richmond WIG cit mssf be
fo gotten thai the South oush 70 have mmessursbly
the advantage Dependent. really, UPON the North
for nothing whatever, except few articles Of domestic