The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16


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Total. 1877 2,a7I 2,ooa
TIM WANT or rus souru--The Charleston STANDARD, Of
Oct H. in discussing the want Of the South, says-rhe
want Of the souh an organ Of Southern sentiment the
exponent Of It's policy and the sentinel on s watch
towcrs." soems, though dsrky, TO indicate that this
organ should be managed by council Of Southern dele
gates, kind Of Southern Congress mo time u 10 be
LOST says the adard our opponents are ordered they
proclaim the Of human liberty, and tho prayers OF
IAous people arise around Them their march has been
commenced; with every step they gain position the from
tier Of yesterday is the FORTRESS Of 70 day."
Nur FOR SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS The following extract
from speech recently delivered at Buchanan meeting,
1t Fort Des Nones Iowa, by Judge Mcfarland leading
democrat Of the Northwest, ia well worthy the careful
study Of the Richmond Enquirer and its confedcrates-
An they may talk about Kansas and so on, but tell
You that stephen A. Douglas has done more for free
There ID not State, north OF Mason and nxon's tine
that could have voted for free constitution before the
Nebrsika bill was passed Who'll deny thh2 All,
WI res C0ddinR2 where's your imported whelp2 The
that rays Kansas will he slave State s tar! The
man that say democrats want tito be slave State .
thief and . liar.
Tm ELECTION ~ KASsAe In addition to the return Of
y
Kansas elected al their cand iaes for the Legislature by
large msjority-in fact almost unanimous vote. No
attempt 1t disturbance made in any part Of the
Territory, the free State very generally keeping
away nom the polls
Mr.. BoYcE's srntH.-we nnd in the Souh Carolininn
Oct H. report Of the speech Of W. w. Boyce before the
citizens Of Rchand. He admts that the democratic
platform, adopted at Cincinnati, Is not such
Ourselves might frame.o "wil Fremont be elcctedf
hnltox ALI
therefore, should prefer Mr. Buchanan. It would, how
ever, only postpone the struggle" "H Fremont Is
elected, what shall we dor Shall we submit? cannot
speak for you, but for myself say must not When
do rebel against his election, the North win change
front aso2 This calculation accounts for the big threats
which tho secessiopisb have made TO influence the
present elections and 70 alarm the Northern voters Mr.
informed his audience that he had doubt or she
"unai imous opinion Of the South for resistance Not by
any means.
AN ApxaSosr1oM THE souru Tho Richmond Enquirer,
oftbe llth has leading article from which we quote the
following paragraph
after Of right Mere numbers give her claim; for
newly Conquered provinces having suf ;ient mum oers,
mediate secession An ndiaa, Chinese, Tree negro
ony might assert the right RobbeIs thieves and
by selling upon ierr.ory and setting up State. In
such case would be the duty Of government to exermi
rate or remove ihem-with bioodhounds, II need be,
In the oftbe Scmnocs.
This is precisely what Missouri border ruffanism has
been doing and the government has assisted 'the law
less bandhti in their crimes.o
TIE UNION Nor UTTERLY DxsrIsxp IN SorTH Tho
Patrid and korr,cnor, South Carolina OF Oct Q,
tain q correspondence from Carolnisn In Now York
docking very much like the handiwork Of Mr. Yeadon)
which expresses al least one ssnsioc emotion
dissent utterly from ,hos. who would magnify Ere
tpfn AHA attrnt
solving the uIiou. Tho Unioni There are in these
eternity Of greatness glory and happiness, be
thus lightly and nconsidcra.cly cast away Let not
sIite the base Iudsan threw pearl away,
Richer than all his tribe ="
Cry. sTruoruIov's PosrsAn.-Tbe Daily Hisso,irian,
administration and Buchanan paper, published at st.
Louis, contains, DC, 10, the following portrait Of sring
cllow who has "put IN Tor United States Senator from
Missouri
No doubt Gen. sripgfellow, who has carved his way
to deabiess fame with his trusty sword, has fully
proved bis ability TO all the place Of the Industrious Al
be named than the who has figured with him in ali
the barbarc incursons into the Territory Of Kansas
Of presence on that soil has seen The warm blood Of It's
tabants gushing forth under the steel Of the invader
whose eyes lave been familiar with sEies crmsoned
beard ibe crack OF Tifes carrying death 10 the hearts Of
the unoneD ding the booming Of cannon, crumbng into
rtory. and the piieors wAilnes OF helpless and
children driven from their habatlons and destitute Of
nj Is their roof tree and 70 trust for 70 he
most hopeless OF contingencies. In ell these scenes the
bare rehearsal of which dsposcs one TO an rcrsduly
10 the existence Of nineteenth century Gen. String
fellow hs borne rart. Scarcely narrative Of out
RACES upon life and property, which have pentuly
occurred during the Kansas anarchy has reached the
public through The pYess other wise without the spc
e.sl notification that Aichison and srngfcow were on
the spot ccunsellrg aiding and abc,ng the procedures
A mob \ n Urngi 70 "A
scmlly whose hall has echoed with the cloqucnce OF
Writ and Webster and Clay and Donion, and Wright and
Calhoun.
Tnr usioSf ors,os or TRryosr When Col. Fremont
took his scat The United states senate the washlng.oo
rnion poke Of him n folows;-
his character Ia marked by so many traits Of enicr
prize fssEcy ard energy thar we disposed 10 anger
the lest results nom liz parepaions In the evil con
the cisingube pos which he occppies-a self balanced
character viii MAINTAIN him IN Il.
7HE rTorII TortsiANl FINN FOR CSIox.--The New
Orleans FicoyJr Of October 8, thus resukes the doc
trints oi Senator sgdsr and his assoctales;-
Tic people Of Louisiana have more reverence for AMI
rely rusifuily upon, ard more likely 10 be
Red BY The aeyc, q The Father Of hs Country than
by the insane ebuuicn OF heated partisanship which
louisiana VITO true 10 the Union tie needle g.
tie pole We protest against the right Of any party 70
The Inion The heritage Of the people, and wheuever
by ary cause, endangered The Conservative masses
rtpucisrE the suEUstons or the acton Of mere poln
cans win be found ready, able and determined 70 sup
port su.iau and preserve from I'll assaults. conc HON
what quarter ihey may.
A orBJy A. 10 MAssArTrsrrT The Richmond Ea7ai
~ Of The 18th q october In a is long Articles In the
usra style pui with air or erireme civi;y, the fo
lowing question 49,; Massachusetts, having fairly tried
ffee society grows scs and weary Of the costly expert
ment, aud desires 10 establish dcmestic slavery, who
shall deny her The ines,lmabc priyfegey"
STARVATION INV loRE.-The Richmond Ea7,irer, Of
cate speaking or the ruin which W.T. overake the
North alter The rscs i dissolve Gays that New York
WIN do better tsn New England, and "ouiy have 70
i,nve eve months in ayerr"
sor1pES PEoxisys-fte Albny Asp,1 snys that De
asare IN her recent election, promiscs 20 the demo
erscy The les'ous Ct the soVth. What does FLORIDA
premise.
.ollorIrs n a copy Of poshr which was extensively
errulKtfd In fhe harder counlss loaf previous