The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-03

quet because he Is Northern man al the command 81
lbs republic, and who hopes to exnguah existing quar-
res by diveyng men D attention 10 previous questions
fancy that they viii save their country they esn get
Il TO talk about Immigration, Catholicism and other Sc
oond rate questions ofa bygone time. But their candi
date ruined this chance when he passed the Fugitive
yersy Of the line az deeply a. Buchanan ana Fremont
What, then. will be done II FILLMORE is in the White
House9 Why, much what would De done II he were
anywhere He take part with either side he
pases but action Of his viii materially Affect the re
SUIT and this is why be still candidate. He is raj
lying point for the trmmers, who would fAn eude the
issue 10 which the country Fastening. They rely
the dosry OF the Union, which Is planted down 80 deep
in the American heart and fosteTed by m best and worst
qualities and this reliance is the surest they could have
chosen only the Union had not become simply impos-
sibe. Impossible, that H. under the conditions they
The North can never again pass under the yoke Of the
South In New England not one remains OF the cosy old
whis: who formed an army Of oosrucsivss nye three
and are coming out as revolutionary speakers and
leaders, stirring up the young men to patriotic
are openly preparing to sacrifice their Southern com
merce, that they are compelled 70 choice between
commerce must decline and die They do this all the
more easily and cheery that the destnies OF the South
really in their hands Thy are the virtual proprie
cspa-land they know bathe South cannot recede any
further from the Union than they choose 70 allow Now
that the question is fairly raised II IL certain that the
majority can never again pass under the yoke Of the mi
nofity.
But the South protests that she win not yield to
in the way OF superstition, what she asks GIVE her
Buchanan or, If Fremon. u the destined man, lei
the South secede from the Union. There she IL, with
her quarter hall million Of shareholders, her mil
lions Of slaves her pauper bandtta population Of mean
whites" her debts and her damaged reputation. VIII
Buchanan support her against bis ous educated
vigorous and wealthy Northern constituents and against
the opinion and sentiment OF the word9 Rather will he
and bis constituents discover that the majority Of South
ern are really Northern in views and wishes when
Northern policy 70 prevail ard the real opinions Of the
South make itself known And TO secession In
OF Fremopts election, let II be tried and the world will
soon see the slave States seeking admission on
the condition Of the abolition OF slavery. They have not
money, reputation or integral union wherewith -
support federal republic II they could even achieve
this they must sink 70 depth Of nferiory among the
nations CALLING to their pride than the act Of suing
and amendment But the secession will not really take
place.
II is necessary, however for the free States to in
good time that they would recover their place and
character among the nations they must enter .
in another than Presidential The repusa
ton OF their country bas sunk for some time past Is
rapidly rational character lapse. they retrieve
themselves frankly and thoroughly BY means OF the pre-
sent crisis, allowance will yet be made for past difficulties
nance to the bullying and buoeaneeriug despoi.sm
hbted by the slave Sates they must share the fate oil
in1rcourse pu, an end 70 by the IMPOSE blty Of finding
European gentlemen who will live at Washington and
they find themselves harded over 10 exclusive alliance
with Rutocrats and semi barbarous nations will be
because they have betrayed 10 the world that their
genay Is with such poteDates and serf peoples rather
than with free and civilized naions. We hope better
things than this but the better part must be chosen now
From the Lon,on Star. Oct III
The great conflict going on In the United States
Is rapidly eliminating 10 It's crisis. The Presidential
election is take place the 4h of November and
nay the question u issue
tend greatly 20 hasten It's solution For II Is MOI in Kan
s@, Is with bowie knives and revoIves that the
battle Of freedom must be fought Nothing appears 10
clear than that the free state party committed
grave bunder when they adopted the lhoIsterng orc
Of their opponents and forth their emgranu from
the North armed with ponsrs and pistols ostenta orsy
presented TO them by the hands OF Christian minis
iers, ard In buildings dedicated TO Christian wor
said to exeDuate these indiscreuons OF men ex.
Asperhied beyond endurance by That oppression
which maketn wise man, mans, SUI we esanos asguse
only attempt TO cast out devils by Bezebrb, the
prince Of the dc dis and that afforded the Missouri rui
hans the very preext they wanted and Of which they
were prompt to avail themselves the utmost for giving
unresricted vent TO their brutality The decision o.
question Like The present involving principles OF vital In
TO the very existence OF the republic, ought
be left 10 the chance results OF bloody skirisnes The
extreme cornres Of is territory where victory as IL
the in conflicts OF brute force depends upor
cident and mort likely turn the side Of thoSe dis
,i1enshcd by the most unscrupuous icrocity. The
future policy Of the Union on matters OF such moment
are at stake ought 70 DO determined by the dene
ate judgment Of the whole nation.
For the point In dispute 10 not merely whether kansss
to be free or slave State, not merely whether slavery
region called the North western territory, not merely
whether the slave interest Ia 70 acquire such predomi
ever upon the face OF the republic; but the question
whether rufansm 10 TO supersede law, whether that
mighty coniederscy Of states the most marvellous on
spring OF TIE age Il 10 be directed by righteous principles
and staesmanke policy by brute force In tn most bru
ai and undbGuued form II quite clear that the men Of
the South have deanisvely and deliberately made their
appeal nom right 10 might For law charter and consiu
ton nee, reason and religion, they substitute
but convenient and summary processBrook's blud
rAlfa~ Tkav ia nrf land ta
argue s hey only threaten. The only syiostsm they
coudescend 10 use IA that OF the highwayman, "lour
money ., your ne oe,,oSs mat n Inc nScn &c 40
basbed and demoralzed their nature that they have
really cst the capacity to perceive the distinction be
Now 10 enthrone the representative OF this party In
suprcme dominion over the american state, would not
only be disgrace TO themselves II wonld be at once an
nsui and 20 the OF civilization through
the world. We VIII not willingly believe that such
calamity s about TO befsi US Tho chief danger seems
ARE IRON we rares ~ the Nerb
rather than endapger which they seem prepared TO
sacrifice encc, and character, and everything.
The tbfea. Of separation - the device ~ which
the south has wrung from them, one aiter another.
thosc sinister sions that have raised the sa
power s present nsolcni supremacy. Ii the peop'e
the free States emancpate ID, msclves from the
rpoblo braldom 10 which thcy now snbecied, they
urt be prepared 10 look this menace rc.ouiey In the
fnoc. Their passionate vcncrauon for the Jriou is
matter Of sent 4 than Of interest for may
be fravey doubted neither In the long would not
be greatly TO the advantage OF the North both ID
moral and material scnsc, 70 be severed IRON thai IN
blessed alliance. already has exercised mort MA
chcvous lcfucnco In many ways, upon its characvr,
corrurrg the integrity OF ia statesmen, lowering the
tone OF It's literature suborppg the churches o. Christ 10
give false evidence behalf OF their Divine Master And
as this system or slavery, which prevails In tho South,
year by year desperately depraved eating
sway doh canker the moral Efc Of those under its
sway the association OF tho Tree with the slave
states will be ome every more intoerabe. IL VIII
he N ac the junction Of the living and the desd ike
that most horrible Of all punshmenn which the ancient
tyrant invented for bis victims.
Morina quin esiam jungeba, corpora WITS
rumponcns nianibusQue manus, atque ortbne ora,
Tot mcnii genus 81 SAME ah0que nnenes
C0mplexu In misero, Tonga &c morte pecabat.
II L. indeed. utterly astonishing how the North can
have so long omitted amcly the arrogant DONNA
top OF the South. We always knew that Ia population
and wealth. and all the elements of greatness and pros
city the former fer ahead OF Tie latter. But We
Rad conception that the disparity was 20 enor mous
until we read that remarkable speech recently delivered
Al New York by Mr. Banks the Speaker Of tne House o
Representatives. This gentleman furnishes us with
sorne OF those instructive which Amercan orators
IN their love o. inflated rhetorlc, are uuhappy, IN
general very sraring The people Of the United states
ne says viii awe 10 i've year 1896, i portion Of tie
proac OF the world forty millions Of dollars.
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