The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

Inevitable, and Dect q nation meets foreign war; by
unprovi6ed without treasury, Without military force
and relying wholly upon the undisepened valos o. our
ss ~ I'm S ~s nss sUo By @
viii h nd thai 10 shall be worse OF amer secession
than brs that now We have ths fugitive sssve ia. ~
then We shall have peuc We have now . fugitive slsvc
law which brings beck 10 slaves and 70 source q eyer
iasng outrage southern citizens in pursuit OF hed.
s ssd cssso~ Aoss eosrs Yvscss .sssgsie, ,oAo wt
sls Be reqWired to caPtws gssspei we ANAL nave -
slaves Who reach the NORTH wfl escape But then
will be taken 10 prevent their escape which now are
impossible Cut of from potacai connection With hostile
powers. slavery win be under the protection or govern
nent devoted 70 preservation. No government but its
will have power within s limits, or have access 20
slavery controversy win be baniahsd from the land and
shall have time and opportunity 10 give our attention
Issrsss,os viii no come Il Ss isros . sSs hsiss.
Of intsrpecine 1t 10 thing TO dsasssce md NAL
treat cisens subjec. to nens oonrce1 By tes
iory Of sovereign power able and willing % defend her
self Abolsion philanthropy i exoseAingy chepp
cheap be forced 70 raise armies and fight baialss
to achieve purposes which 1t fAtten oe6 viii be accom-.
plisaed now By liberal expenditure q 1rsssh
less dangerous than under the insous gaxb q laws and
constitutions not observed. We shall q leas know how
csl acqsassssd s0tA ne use Of ovs, aocxs Nd fs'
pra, used to a. octSs We ~ Tie op or, ~asy u e
s and ~s n s SIo. sssas 81 ssa so -
pssa sa ~ ~ and ss q ias.Ssss
force but . capacity TO bring into the Asid
much larger proportion Of our lighting men than
lions in non siaveholdns ssssss. i somstmss sssd
that the slave population Is longer devosed 70 sr
masters in the days when Dunmore pscclaiusd thor
in exposed districts they may mot b. In the MAN, We
no reason to think them leGs dev6sd the whites
s a.. sa s Der
ing the Revolution the white popao0 outnumbered the
blacks in The Southern States about ooo now they
gained the blacks more than half million of 1GAsng
men. War is the time OF security against insurreNou
for then the dominant raoe are armed Organised and on
We do not think the South need sar aggression in the
shape Of war but come she may defy any forss that
Amer every view OF this great question that presents
ise to our eye After calmly weighing al IL aatndant
portance Of right decsicn BY the southern people,
forced 70 the conviction that the only sale honor
sos 70; ss:% q s & ~ 1e. and :s
a separate government for heaseucs.
We have warned our Northern brethren, from time to
extend an unvarranable jurisdiction over us We hare
reminded them OF the circumstances Of emigration
and here We have 70 snss . ,sa
by the ties Of our common kindred, to disavew those
usurpations, which would aevtaby interrupt our con-
to the voice OF Justice and consanguiu1ty We must,
therefore soquissce in the necessity which dsnoua0es
our separation and bold them, We hold the rest Of
mankind, enemies in war, In peace friends
from the spartanburg Is c Express.
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR.
The subject, who shall be next Governor, Ii ex
citing considerable interest IN the pabhc mind Several
gentlemen have been named and their claims urged by
their respective friends All agree that the Office
OF Governor though unimportAnt may within the
next two years become one Of great responsibility.
The temper of the south seems be, that
E. M
be compelled to strike their colors before the naca
forces Of black republication, A sectional Presdeu
Territory We have strong hopes that the good men OF
the North may Jet distracted country from the
Of whaa may be The reau Of the great issue nos pending
before the American people, becomes to cast about
Tor him who would be most likely 10 Ing 70 the guoer
Material char the aAes Of head and heart that would
be most serviceable In the great cause Of southern
rights-Souihern independence-Southern union. 10
This choice there should not only be sought the who
combines ability with patriotism, but possibe,
whose might q rail- ying cry OF all our
country .from the seaboard TO the mountaps-one who
has hold upon the popular heart We should have
who could WELD the fierce elements OF the chaotic mas
hat may be precipitaied upon us MAng OF our fellow
sideraiion many have patriotism enough many have
and experience enough; but there Is no man who
unites all those qualities with hold upon the popular
sympathes OF the Of people TO the extent that
the Hon Daniel Wallace does. We have watched With
great interest the expression Of feeling in the different
portions OF the State Various gentlemen have been put
nomination in their respective sections without meeting
with sympathsing echo hey ond their sectional confines
Gen Wallace brought prominently forward at the
last election for Governor, but circumstances seemed TO
spire him, though that the crisis had
not yet come As the threatening storm blAckeus,
Charleston calls for Wallace 10 take the helm OF the State
Columbia the capital and heart OF tbs state endorses
and several Of the upper districts speak gu,
boldly for he election. His nomination has net With far
greater appreciation than any yet brought forward
The country /" from the sesboard TO the mountans,"
10 cali for and point 70 Daniel Wallace the man
the crs and in such times oil should sacrifice their
preferences for the most acceptable 10 the
. hole state.