The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07
Political Movements.

| REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADE Tho Daily Pennsyloa
of the I'd December, in discussing this proposition
! says ii meets with little favor anywhcrs:"-
We notice that the South Carolina Legislature did
papers that State openly condemn IT, The Richmond
Lnqnir also maintains that II Is not wse expedent
one think. will dispute the Enquirer's conclusion
that the revival of the African slave trade legal
possible effect Of tho agitation Of this subject will be to
furnish fuel TO the flames OF Northern fanatcism
heartily commend the Eaqnsrs recommendation to
"syop this talk about revvirg the African slave trade"
The Missouri Democrat Of December (8uchsnan) says
begins to be very clear there large class OF
Southern menEen, too, Of influence and poeition-who
This infamous traffic in the language Of Mr.. Jefferson
"the opprobrium OF inadel powers" 1t Is now calmly
and quietly argued should be restored aud placed under
The sanction of law. IL shows the extent to which the
public mind Of this country bias become denoralized
since freiathers pronounced this business be pr
racy, punishable with ignomioy and death, and which
our government late 1870. when Webster Sc
cretary OF State, entered into treaty with Great Britain
TO suppress by maintaining fleet the coast OF Africa
The revival Of the itself designed but
prelude TO this policy chaked out in the message Of the
Governor Of South Carolina Of combining all domestic
LABOR we'll ali mechanical labsr, TO the hands OF
saves. This, If effected, would be summary and
Of exclusion from the slave States OF
German and the Irish i'm mgr ant than anything ever
dreamed Of in the Alien laws 1t would be deadier
blov CT the rights of adopted citizens, moot Of whom
aborers in the trues sense OF the term, than
hatched in the secret councils OF the Know Nothing
accomplished IN every Southern state after every
abcrrg has been forced TO fec for refuge and for
work 10 the savebodise States that domain
TO be invaded, and their doDicil wrested from them
pt meal un they driven to the Canada line. Who
has begun shall end Avaice, ambition, dominica Of
race race, have limits, ct They the only
bounds TO this rev propaganda.
sovTHERN LITERATURE not ENCOURAGED The poems OF
soutA ern writer's do not TO dad favor with Sab.
scribers. Or. Dunn English, a vrginan is trying hi,
hnnd wi n Int he of
him
II the doctor hailed from Boston New York he would
encounter no difficulty ia procuring subscribers TO his
Why viii the South pers.t in paying tribute 10 Northern
literature 20 the neglect OF lis own Why the batge
az trieriory-,he saxon collar0 Of literary sersdom
whep by little exerton and little encouragement the
genius OF the South could be made 10 hne and eclipse
that OF cur con,tant end systematic rsvilers and
slaL derers.
CINrRAI AnKsIcA The New Orleans Pi,dyane OF the
25'h turns the cold shoulder any acquisition errry
in Central America, sna says
What the future may bring forth may no left for the
future TO demonstrate. Manifest destiuy will work
cut ils mis son be do s,lnys long vista
Of yeers We may perhaps foresee combinations and
Limitations which may give 70 posterity rational
grounds and honorable motives extending the mercan
lag ard American Institutions down 10 the Isthmus But
these are dreams OF pcssbio fuiure-vsicns Of effects
which can guine Americans trace AZ the cop.e
quercc Of principle certsn In their WORK mig
70 be ested brit they not tho practical works Of
this day and generation They make a phan,asm which
BITTERNESS Of TO day, with The vsiors Of the night
AsouHKR Sick NAN THO Dolly Crete, OF New Orleans
Nov o. says Of Mexico what Tie Car Of Russia said Of
Turkey
What next in the calerdar Of national events' The
Mexican republic 10 tho tick OF the North
continent TIE pear TO change Tie figure !, ripcning
ard sooner or nt'r must ia nio the lap OF Los America
ms d,i Eorfe The acquisition Of the lard OF the Monte
zumD-inark H. reaGer-is only a question OF time
Mr.. HaItsII A CoSvncrp SISNER.-Ihe Boston Bee, OF
Dec. s, speaking OF Mr. Eale Of the shining lights
OF lc democratic party rs At present understood says
Mr. Haleit made "a spread" al the recent democratic
ics,vG and maucd hi. Old friends aud Intimate associates
the abotontts at great rate To read his speech
would 'bpk that lie had always been "ruo to slavery"
yet the tin was hen be was tho sworn friend Of Mr.
garrifoD ard when he wrote strong abolition articles
appeared in any abolition journal.
PElsprsrs NxsloE The Philadelphia Bullslia Of the
% Inst seys--
Anosteyery Condemned criminal tha, has ever been
tuIg has maze last dying speech. aud the more bar
louder Rave beer his declarations o'rnocence. The
'a'ive Of hig from his own pen generally quite
touching spd detrimental fto'y, and II Is made 10 sp
pear yer. plainly ihs, the worlo, and not hs to
biame Ths condemned Prttident OF the United States
wlofe sbout 10 terminate, has made his last
cyrg spetoh, containing all the characteristics that
have rcrcd 10 and las before this been read by the
American p.slia WITH rTs.y much ihe same celine Of
they hear condemned convict going out Of the world
With a lie on bis lips
Now CESTsAt AvrncA rs TO BtossoN ~ Inr Rosr-Tae
New orleans Creole q Nov. q rays
Coorel J C. Rewer, special agent Of the Nicaraguau
govtIr meni, ZEN 10 day tor Asbams. Mississippi
Gsorga via Mobile The Colonel says that he
erot al 10 walk over The Central American track
wien hat a scccmpl,hed il The south will send few
howard negroes 70 Ncsr III institution Of slavery
beng rov re established here-the whole Of The Central
American states will "bcom and blossom the . "
1hsts tie talk,
sotIErsN pfrEsprSoE TIE NoEm-rho daily Creole,
Ct New orleans, OF lie 2Gh ult uters the following 10.
ments,lons-
tie souibern gentleman cultys,es his cotton sugar
With afrcultrra impls nts made In the workshops OF
The North and tsnos biz crop market IN hogsheads
tscs rsnuiscturen shrosd. Ms carriage s Of Northern
builohls horres Of Northern brih-thor harnes
frora PenIsyvsps or New jersey and often their food
from the valley o. the WabaFh He hin self II surrounf
Cd in his beautiful hemc With furniture from the looms
aud sbp. a New Hampshire and Nassschusei.-he cas-
from ware snuactured in Connectcu-uses Northern
tnve. FORKS, ard even toctbpict,is clothed from the
cole a his foot 10 the Of his head with Eastern
isbrics ard when be dies, New England shroud
velors his nsnirnaie form and New Ensand colin pre-
terves his hfecrs remains.
Pretty bad this we confess.
FRosIAvrnY CONVENTION ~ RsssAs The Ksn,as
Sqrosr Sotssn, Of the 22d Nov, proposes convention
10 be held The second Mtrday OF the present month
ito consu together for the prevent good and 10 strni
On the defeniive against the iatcure hstred Of the
North" THIS Intense hatred Of the North is myth,
there il nothing OF the kind. The editor SrongeIow Il
bumbug In the number Of the Souc,eign afe
lcns and pl statement Of bis tuasriprs for the pro
slavery cspfe, no aoGs hol TIE generous South
cid 10 with The thing neeculf Our terms are 81 per an
MN In sovsnce."
lxior1Aar 10 1Hs Know No1mscs-Rr ORGANIZATION or
INV AYtRicys PARTY IN RRors LtANp The Know No.
ih,g state Council Of Rsojo Island held meeting In
Providence on Tue,day, the I'd instant and elected
Cbares G. Van Zandt Of Newport President IN pI.c. OF
T. J. Nstireae Tho vote stood A. foIors.-For W.
Van 2ardt "a for Charles " rarkhur,, 10. tor isaac
saunders TO- Mr.. Van Zindt belongs 10 the Fillmore
wing oi The Know Nohng party. Al the last election
Fillmore polled ,6I5 out Of 2S,tcO vocr.
T,xNrssst EomH ~ JAsr1Ry CONVENTION We infer
hon VIA, ue zee the Nashys linton that the Eighth
n J.rnarv Convention 10 that viii be por,popcd
The cmtcracy Of Tennessee are counseed 10 ook before
they sp.