The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25
TIE POLITICS OF THE DAY.
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The Fsrment Of Politicians az 0vea
the Country.
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INTERESTING DEyeLOpsMfNTS N Pennsylvania
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Southern Doubts Of q SOutherps
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Re-opening Of the African Slave
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TIE POLITICS OF THE DAY.



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SOUTHERN POLITICS.
THE SOUTHERN COHF.DBR AuY 81
Iron the Charleston Is. C.) Mercury, Oh. I'll
recent humber OF tina Bslt,more CTi,nr has The fo
owing parSersph,-
The editors ~ N. R,chroo,a Eo,,;- .,d oha~ h.,.o
he South counssng dissolution Of the Union i cas-
STATES They recommend that in the cveat the Southern
NAL Instantly withdraw from the Union and form
Lac viii dol WIN sbs sacs % SpS~ Ma ne s.e o
oalesce with Northern saess we answer dat under a
he ciIcnm Stances she win adhere to She
in position where she cali sound sscseos
Union. M sac VIZ SUSTAIN '0e 0snsuiuuo" @ns
Similar dec,ars.ous have been made bv o,be- mem
bers Of the Baltimore pres. Taey somes ms act IN
hiph pre< snsion. m hciorg - IN. S,,.h 10 %
hut preension l. csI,sa NJ, ans 80 ,a 10, y" ~
vance their claas as soo,hsrr ",v - ss,s,a ns.-a
D. ou rsas ssus Is psesensa oss
mak,ru var IRON the aesandays ans av.-an,, NJ 800,
err rrts. who stand consn,.noss IN III brsach wan
We are no, ssconysSaS IN con,emrs,,r- d. ne, .b..
sansre 10 IN. Mn,pn W. ,n 10 , /, . "a
S SSSy so o sn"uG 40 SO t1s. hss SSs
ipenencee Of Rsn,ore that ara with ma an ser.,oess
and y s.ny :. they are dsa.aea with Us i lhoi.
n ,he pr.s.rSnusn Of the o rights ,So ouns
soIasr 70 ,Sppsss thai TIE Sta -, viii will ever Be In
berse Ana dsso,s,e hor anas nv aesroy;n ,bos sh.
ey s r. a ~ az me oora1s Sass
Kansas and We DO see thu. the cSos sn1
sugar growing States would be weakened nv the sane
scn 70 he North Of the states bevond that l,ns TIA
Of the world would st be- tributary to thor
,ntsrrss vb,oh have snv Inc, .ss s
States 1rom der tructve Conflicts with foreign Pov.rs
would be exclusive, theirs They would have no inter
eats which would natuYalIv brjnx tnem into colsso,
with any nation or The Garth len 10 themseves thsy
would come TO be REGARDED as thew deserve 10 be:hs
friends az msnkad Our intercourse Would hs rs.cs
full one with ali the rrest civilized nstlons We you'd
be even necessary 70 them than they as
rstivey small nation ip numbers h vuld be st, mora
copclusiyely shown by dierout clsss or fscts that
we touched greater Interests and held tae norteage ~
peace over greater Fovers Than apv people on eayh
There liz another point which Il worth while for az IN
moral force which the oyeent OF virginia KentnoSv
and Missouri would have in the insugnrst,or NJ sonsh
ern confoder,cy We do mol see maj ,Ih nso,ss & ~,
cea,r N the srcess of that con fneracv ~ n "a, f
~ taese ssstes sunnose thai in he A., ns.ncs w.
adhere 10 the North Tbev sisnd "A an i'm nssssSia
III M o nnu . .re ~ % o. aoopn Laey
nronertv thsn undar he rrescrt
erous Union for they viii always have il in their power
fnllv executed or ne leave Won and ;on conssds@sc
vi ieh your ispst,csm has thrown OF and whoS ~
its sensr.uon fran, YOU ana ia corssor.n, r..sx
from The gr;evous bgrthens which vonr seiS,hns"s
has mpsed mon tho productIve of shs
Try, has gained for itself abundant prosperity, aad
iird World Noes anv one doubt he snswsrs ,l,e.
dorb, ihat these border states would h nettad ahs,,
ed favored by the North That thew wod he o.ns a.
\, are runnv aide of the Northern rn,on ana
ys,nest of al possible thngs under sucn conssserac.
would be the dlny,bes al erv ~ Tseoaor pa
ktr and Henry Ward Bcerher
We sum up thus: Il ought 10 be no discouraeement "a
the Southern Satee In iust and NECESSARY .ctt,n IN ~
defence that the border states might possibly refuse IA
jon them Let them have their own frce choice IN ina
matter The South would sf,l, be stronr in saIs ,r
q m enough and resources enough Ia for N : is.S,n~
sh,ud 49,
n with that hold upon the forbearance and
the great Powers OF the world which Il 10 itslY INA
erandest and most permanent resource OF sef
n the poesesaiou of auv pafIo.
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-, ne 80, 'osson :, - Sanas.s. ocs III
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80 ,s. ~ ns -. ,n, ass - 1ern ~ pong
rs,bsYs ~ Iooi nron ,he chs.sss u Sa'.s,
Isanxps, 70 iSok upon INC cnsoses Hy, Soutnc.n
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pcy.v dis,salpsd "a wsks ! s,sna ,or s.xs,1 nv. ~