Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-23

a Ffni.uaa who smiTi liam Ws.iir-tsi
rfT lI ihf I'H sifamff iH'anrs us tist iha
fffsilniial question was in iaulifi frnii.
ilnn N ihr i,i,ial capitol a. leaned icon,
coed anihniiiI ihst ihf tuuihem memiars of
tonglfss ntit proposing 10 hold saurus meet.
ines, niih a view 10 effect e uuanimiiy al sep.
iineui throughout the south. and prevent. Al
neressarr, ihe installation Of Fremont a, Pc.
ideni. lie conhms previous statements ia,
ihe contest Is between Fpmont and Bushan,n
anl that the defeat Of the latter Is s,,in.eu,
that may he locked for; and the actual elss,io9
Of JOIN =, Fremont Is SO Tar probable that il is
ihe paIt al wisdom 10 pTepaTe Tor n
The New Orleans LFlia has a eorreSno,Js,,
ia Washington, Of whose reliability and mesns
Of comet information u speaks in the highest
tennis We copy from this writer's last letter
the following significant paragraph as confirm,
alive Of the ioTegoing'
III The Governor Of Louisiana would cali
special session Of the Legislature for the Dur.
pose Of inslmeling her Senators aud Repre-.
senlalives in Congress 10 resign in the event
OF the election Of Fremont. il would do more
Than anything else TO insure Buehanan's elee,
lion. Let Georgia do the same, and one or
two other southern States, and show the north,
em people the danger into which they are
rushing, and the north would hold a different
tone. Fremont is g ming ground daily. There
is no doubt Of IT, There is the greatest ami.
ETY. here. The widest alarm is manifested bv
the political managers. The long slumbering
sentiment Of the northern people. so long sun.
pressed and hidden from the south By political
party hacks, and diverted from its course BIZ
the compromises Of the constitution, is out AZ
las, in open day. There is no disguise now.
The irresponsible aud radically unconstitutional
masses OF this northern free society IRE upon
US. The wolf is in our path. The crisis
which Mr. Calhoun predicted is at hand. There
is only one single hope on which to hang u
faith in our success. IL is that large major.
iiy Of the northern people are mot actually aud
eOnselen,iously opposed 10 slavery. There are
people here from the north who s;ouiy assen
it. ThcTc are plenty Of southern men who
eagerly believe II, and detail their convictions
to too credulous public. The north not anti
slavery!
I'VE have one consolation at least, and that
is TINT We can and will outlvc the degrudniion
Of FIcmoni'S election. II will unite us. II
will hasten tina, event "a southern confedemcy
embracing Cuba, Nicaragua, and Mexico
which we may regard MS inevitable, by pre-
sentiag an issue in which the south will unite
TO man. The insult of such an election, Of
such man, on such n platform, will not be
borne by the southern people. Il will be n
blow in the face !"
1t will be gratifying, doubtless, to The south
em members Of Congress to see that the leg
slaiure of Texas is about TO act promptly in
view Of such an emergency rs the election of
Of Fremont.
On the 3lsl ult., in the State Senate at
Austin, Mr.. Bryan, of Brazoria, introduced a
joint resolution requiring the Governor TO con-
venc special Legislature on or before the LIST
of January, 1857, should the anti.sayery can
ddate for the Presidency be elected and fur
her, that the Governor forward copy of these
resolutions TO the Governor of each slave
holding State. The resolution was referred to
the committee on State affairs, and we hope,
will be reported on favoraby .-Gal. NewS.