The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25


ssive proof Of Ina rnciency. We kses sni equality
uls ultimately be tered by squaisy Of lseor sut
70 hct that interes are alreaoy established a NE
IN, gives item present ADVANTAGE ~ me race u
hot0us for free whi.e labor, would naturally best
70 10 come In competition with our sayes, oat QUA
iess incline TO come, tost mere 70 20 sn. .,.
o. IN and 10 the North was drawn shil otnor hoor 70
eD further progress 70 stem the current OF OPINION
BID give 10 ourselves the comforts of progress and Tho
I N 90 Of world, there was tho necessity Tor 10
ri and a. this labor oonId never come from Earope We
rher forced to ylbrate between the alternatives Of per-
ual depends nee or The Save trade
Ard there was still .other step. Men have been
reed 70 reahze that whites and slaves have been
oughb together here 10 unequal and unnatural proper
A,ave society 0gsr Sons' :, t. WIN io have
tie doubt bu: that the would come togs ther in
turaI proper tons. there would be slaves enough for
|bor and whites enough for direction, and the case
ouId be exceptional in which the whlte man would
bor In competition with the slave or the slave al
ct except Ia suoordnauop, 10 the white man. Bat,
already maintained. they have not been fec 10
run. whie slaves from abroad have been KEEP
T. whites from abroad have been forced In, and.
me % Inc bsbss h ,ss
I'VE been in the way Of pushing slavery out. Tha
yves, free to come, would have been comps.en, 10
ery emergency Of labor there be little doubt; bu.
beng free 70 come, they have been 100 much ex-
pded they have let ntsrstces into which free lsbS'
The necessities Of The case has been forced. and the
u.ion has lost much o, e integrity. While the South
comes strengthened there rs increase Of strength "
p cuar feature OF society free labor ia compe
pom nh slave labor, is necessarily Of Ne
yscubGr interests, and has seemed possible, there
70, that the fortunes OF institution may be deter
med by class who have no direct and legitimate oon
ctson with IT, Already, In some sections OF the coun.
bas become more popular 70 talk Of whipping the
nth u an Of Advancing slavery; all have common cause
The enc, but Al seem nos 10 have perception Of con-
On in The other; and while the interests Of the
untry Hustain tho South, and point 70 magnificent
eer OF na.opal prosperity out Of the Union not m y,
10y DO no, point TO the Integrity and advance rnent OF
r ne
us Of this unnatuyA CONDITION.. has become an
ec Of very serious interest o = only can Dc accom-.
bnid be haFmonized; there is lul< uto iOold
engrof his work aps the labor OF he lace II he ,IoU
d DC had 50 cheap as % aoso M. 10 10 so 10 ado nad9;
with this the evil must increase. and those VINO
heve in slavery, who have confidence In iz ecisI cy
order, and VINO would preserve and perpotua . 70
81 for the remedy which the condition indicates, and
again forced 70 vibrate between the alternatives
social dkintsgraaion or the slave trade.
difficulties which only fnd solution the measure we
opote. To preserve equality in point OF States 70 re-
yer equality tn representation 70 have any share IN
institution and tcrn the tide OF commercial power
nm the North, and even to preserve the integrity
ned 10 es ia. 'nseary for opus1g Up G9oin ae
cam Of foreign labor. Ar with every other
cam, tho chaspel points US 70 It's source; the re-
pion OF 60 much has fixed Is IN the condition
receiving more. If society rs 70 flow In perenni
current through human history, We cannot cut on
AneCe0eutS. 90 90 Woulo OCCASION me Can-
d leaving Q stagnsnt and Improbable pool among
per living waters. We cannot preserve the peculiar
are Of our society by taking It's supply from other
nfces; and-ss would not have its nature changed
Is We believe these Of Intended 70
ipge, that the union in unequal plains Of elevation
right and natural. and approved By Heaven and conse
Ated great social ends would hold them open 20
ninee sts ano forsahing all other forms Of social
ion, would sni cling to tbis.
5ush are the consio atoms tina: have affected public
mon since tie publication of earlier articles upon
} subject and the change has been sreat Many jour
approach he question now with confidence and aoili
men speak Of It familiarity, as they speak Of every
er poiicsi question: and the discussion Of the sub
has become iegitimated, and a. ito proposition h1
On met by many Arguments, We viii claim the ndul-
pee Of our readers while, az smother time, we give 70
ese brief consideration.
fHR SOUTH Is NOT ALL FOR DIsUSIoN.
From the Memphis Eagie OFT. ~,
On ne 50 insani the pespie o. AoosvlIe District
PERI . grand barbecue at Ninety Six, at which Sc
raj thousand persops were present. We make two
reported in he Charleston Courier, 70 show that the
ole object OF snc and his parry dissolution OF
Union, and he and they therefore 90 for Buchanan.
said empbai,caiiy-
me oensuop az The United States should be torn 70 frag
MIS- ant soghess constitution formed in which every
ID Is in hsrsss Let US cut ths bands which hold The two
togetber. and take position full grown nation
f aa ss due my
hat think The separate action q one state IN resd
IA, viii do oven Tor esscra Quat.lebum himself Bu.
% N An ext1ct ihn should DO read and pondered By
ry lover Of The Uoion disclosing the true object Of
leaders Of the Southern democracy, Notwithstanding
r false and craven cry Of Union, Uni,n" when In
IN heart Of hearts they hate the Union only little less
n they love the spoiis:-
have told you should dissolve the Union II must be
T dead ms be ns
e.ms a p he pasa until the pending rrssdenn slec
WIN con.ea. 40 act tel ron DO no. believe in
party which does no. believe ~ in slavery The
70 and S1 Lac &c so honesty and
But am Il no ss sure @ A al
= medicine while hls patient = dying ahai continue .
Ss ND ny ss:
am UelssS 70 60 fer gacS.1sn for s ne only
gentleman. and made good President and perhaps 4
expect But We don't want 70 throw back the de o. dis
on II is une, Mr. Fillmore Is Know So.hng 90 not
>, be he Know Nothing or not.
We have not time or space 70 comment on these ex
cts. They really need no comment Mr. Brooks tails
that the 'consution OF the United States should be
n 10 rsgment,' that he has been . disunonst since
could think that the democratic party on his and
itb Cardinals side 10 ,he present CONTEXT and ths,
ireat heavens can the Southern the Union men OF
south-bear these things openly proclaimed BY = re.
me polls and help TO roll The tide Of disunion by
ing for James Buchanan
" GUARDS ron THE SECURITY OF SOUTH CARO-
B.EswrrI, s.s., oc, 20. 1885.
1s Bouor Judge ONcall adjourned court 10 day, at
Jock In order enable Colonel Reitt 10 address his
s,iasnts OF this district. The assemblage one Of
largest ever seen in our district and the Court
uss was literally crowded. Colonel A. r. Adrich
ed 10 the chair and made few eloquent remarks N
ards the condition Of the country and the services Of
onel KEITH.
committee was appointed 10 conduct Colonel Keiti
the Court House, where he was recei sed with
ards Of applause. He spoke for nearly an hour and
n snd In the most powerful and eloquent manner de-
ted The condition OF the Union and The probable
"a of pending conflicts There wa great excitement
enthusiasm manifested in the hopes he created that
I'D would soon be diesolued.
The concluded, Col W. A. Owens rose and said be
posed separate secession In 1884, and, under the
cumstanoes, would do so again. That IN that contest
vas influenced by the hope now be believed realised,
N there would be Southern union and cooocv-thaf
hg needfui, according 70 Mr. 01houn-thc Southcrs
nd being prepared and the thing be done being well
dcrstood he hoped n Fremont was elected his inau.
ration would be srsphbhc Of which south Carolina
ujd constitute portion. she had no two parties 70
iee her. and could move ri once. Her preparations
s5l we're ~ available nov; and while We have por-
"a Of Q constitutional government aud friends In power
u would not the machinery against us, could move
lly and rium phanty. he then offered tho FOL
ring res outsou, which was unAnimously adopted -
That the Union should survive the election OF
I'M C Fremont 70 the Presidency the United States and,
hal event the opinion Of this meeting, South Oaroina
.uia thxxfh Druyids W