The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11

foqWfeB COououa ouOft 70
individuals, and sin greater efforts 70 sustain In 60
ve,nmeOs where personal responsibility y merged In
the many. Hence The necessity Of vigilance ana high
spirit OF resistance to perp tuats all free governments
To exefcise these attributes tho duty Of South
the confederacy. Her post noble oue-sc project
and II necessary to resist that she may be able 70 pro
ect project the ooDsuuon len N by our fsthors and
TO enforce the principle OF all free governmeuts-the
right 70 protect ourselves and those whom God had
civilization he had planted this oontlceht With the
African Anglo saxon In snaton shoud have
Its deveiopement Has the South fulfilled the duties
and responsibilities Of her high position in the confeds
racyf think not.
which seldom the cortro'lng causes OF events Ths
great which tbs South goors not chat abe
wropgruly taxed by the government; Is not slavery
denial OF equal rghs in our Territories. These
OWLS, but they ara RESULTS. Tho great cause which
ras produced the slavery agitation and unjust taxation
is that the government has become cousoId ssed II IL
this which has made she Limitations in the
stauton m after for derision; il is this cause which
has made all compromises cheats IL Is this cause winch
renders moderation orbearance Il the general govern
ment utterly hopeless submitted TO, II must 60 on,
tempsst Of emancipation upon tbs South. what the
south The fret great or every people, and
stern ts.isy ola savehodlng peope-s free govern
men, We must, practically, rule Ourselves. Reprcsen
tation the grand instr by which II has been
supposed people must rule themselves This Is true,
tho representatives ruling are truly the ahves
the people governed. But II people JOIN In assosta
ton With another people, who have Antagonist
interests and institutions, and allow the repre-
how do they rule themselvssf They are GO
vsrned as abst iueiy under the VIII OF Others as IL
they bad slueis deepot them. Such practically
the under the general government. Northern
representing the interests and feelings OF
the Northern people have tho power 70 control the gor
ernment The cons tuition Logger exists restrain.
ing element Of power, but majority In Congress Ways
The late Preside nual election might be appealed to az
proving that power In the Union which nigh.
yet reform ann make us free under ts govern mont.
II d,ee show the folly or past submission. does
prove the mani estaon OF resolue spirit. Of resist,
ances. end has been. the only OF checking
the-preeumptuous aggresions Of the North But look 70
wbal submitted before we manifested this spirit.
The Fugitive Slave scs, nulled 10 all intents aud
purposes throughout the North in It's practical opera
tons and citizens of the south beaten aod murdered for
attempting 70 enorco IT. majority of alb oitonisis elect.
ing the Speaker the House OF Representatives. Ia Con
gress-conlropg all It's mitteeelna bold enough TO
ceeat the Army Appropriation bill unless their policy
shai be Incorporated with II; emgTants armed and paid
10 appropriate Kan,as, ana al Army raised 70 drive us
out OF by fcrce slavery ade the grand element of all
pcliics ut the North. which ufns .a taer elections
the election the President OF the Uned States
Nhe1 made the Infamous surrender OF our rights 10y
submitting the compromise OF $780, who presumed 70
anticipate that these things could be within eix
aerwardsS Woo fcretold to the people that within this
brief period OF tine Southern would endure
the humiliation Of allowing their representatives, TO sit In
= legislative body controlled by aooiionsts-!heir
citizens 70 be murdered driven out OF territory
and their fnstisuicns 70 be the common tops Of rbaid
decaIna ton abuse eli elections throughout the
from The bigh position OF honor dignity aud s,rength
occupied By the SOUTH And cas- We look upon
progression from snch and iptung deeds by the
North, as eivipg any assurance that they pre-
pared 10 at bidding, their long desired
power uss Admit that by the Presidential eecton
We bhsl wtu Kansas-w that pat ond 70 anti slavery
agitation Congress the Unions WHAT producs the
cc,ea. OF the eooonists In tue North Simply aopre
that tire In would dissolve the Unior II tnsy
successful Interest mast Ted fan stclsm. That is
all. The constitution or the rights secured 20 Us did
BOT weigh feather in the retuit. The North sl holds
toe mastery Ia Congress- We have got guSrRn.
tee against future sgsressons aud agitsiiots. che
anr the grand Kindred instrumenssii.y for
sectional domination open for renewed eneroschments
tho treasury Tor prnder and our wat TERRITORIES for
their lnitlcss eEp,ns'on They may 10 deicatei again
an5 again on particular measures bot until we have
Of the constitution ana distinct guarantees
future agressipos The Scatn vii bnve gained no
pesce Isolated ccrce,eons temporary triumoas
WON rotLng. ant toan rrtning " they iIll
rs u,a nacsy IN reaching after h,eher PRACTICAL
securities by which alone ran he safe or free Liberty
does Tot conss; in present immunity from oppression.
The veriest tespousrns often Just their ndnnitra
ZION. Bot liberty consists Va having instrnrnensities
guarantees ssan,t oppression. Hoerty 70 be liberty,
must be ,hi3g OF right, not of snnernncea grand rro
iragbie law, supported by Acknowledged and efficient
power which 20 the ngSressor rhus far shaft thou
70. ara nc i.t'nef and % the lsnoceo. at under
nothing IN the whole Presidential election, nothing
N The history Of the past which affords any good
believe that the North viii allow
up by the scoDssuLon tne ecien. barriers 20 their
power COR liberty requires. They may yield hereafter,
they have cone before prevent pressarc but tt
viii Only 10 70 ctsarm resistance that they may roturn
A. zone future CAP 20 tho caster completion Of tner
policy. They may now yield kansas o. they yielded
q ~ ftgsrea tie protective policy whilst they cannot
bit perceive thai the accession OF this Territory Is mist
urig nitcant when compared with the trrtSsy,
snaocp or forty States which they wrestot fSoaa us
bui years suce. Tue time s past high csns,i.
ts'otsl guarantees b obtained by the S'u.h The
ople OF tie North strong their CONSEQUENCES OF
power. The grand OBJ ctd thcr eectiona ambition and
rivSiry--uncbecsed preoominsooe Ia tdc Union-tasy
think will he rahzsc stbey respected perhaps
ea ed bet By repeated Ats Of sub their
sggfesfitrs have lost both their rcspact aud
They actually no believe tnal we are a,sd or them and
If rfgr hat
consultation concessions, which VIII divest hsm " tnsr
power and net une they have practically learn
ed ~hst dRunon IA, VII ,hcJ either respect rs show
Justice.
IT. then, practical despoHsm is the grea, evil under
which South iabors the North prepared 10
give constitutional guarantees for p-r,ecdaa
liberties what should the South p-rsass Toe
next Congress VII vl'ness rer ewti Efforts sr the pan
dor Of tho Souh by their gaud atsruative-tnc tariff
They will strive 20 exempt oil imported conmOdinee
ccgpary useful 70 their industdAl pursnts f,ow all
taxation and thus mske The tariff more uneq a aud M
lugt IN rs operation 90 The South than ever rven yr
ole od 1ntoTen tariff, such South Carolina by her
slssDcc u 1853, wrupg VI least by statute, from the
d,ures will 20 with Increase lsvishmcn ard pfoGgs
CO. In orser tta, tire high taxes Of TIE tar might be
tsred. Thc isxes win again BE- LAID and viii again M
propratcd, Ito enrichment and aygrandsscp, the
Norto The Presidential veto, since the late
IN Congress, may DO considered ne abolEheaast sst
check on tho omnipotence OF . MAJORITY 10 Congress,
which has hitherto Omen saved the congttgtsn IRON
tho grasp Ct power. such stall be tbs true state Of
our Affairs what coarse ,hocld The S3aia p9rsaeF
IN ry hurb iusrmenI ali ruc gta,ss snsh,p IN IN.
South coEssis In forming c9sn0nsous, ant sbspirg
events 50 AZ 70 brins ssou AZ speedily - p1sniSe,
ei,solutth q Ne present Cnicn ard Southern ;on
iedsrscy
Ict he sough--Forncriy would have said c, South
Caroliss--demapd IN the approaching moilhcaions of
tariff shall be reduced At least 20 tho standard
ard principles ~ the sria OF 1893. Thai agd vas the
fr1t Of her enory ard c0ursse ssd oontrG3t with
her for the remission o; her resistance Il forced
from the general soverpuent BY her acton, single
and alone, vsen there stood ai is kssf its c1ief
fnagstrstc, the meet poserfui aud popular man IN
the rniop since the days OF Washington II such ts-I
conceded 70 ~, Why ihoald South Carolina or any
ether Southern state any longer keep representatives, 10
CouErcsss Even W. are not prepared 70 scoede from
The Union, why sanoaou by representation. tho assz
" oprreseoss and swell tae p3up and minister 70
The po~er OF the Ferera goyernmeEtf The withdrawal
az the rcVves outalves 81 Tie STATE from Congress- rl
enable them r. ee of use IN two yeas thar by INV
year, or service nj Washington under the prcssnt cond
lion u the Union.
The s.sic their sovereign cape.iy sdcp:es the
~ituon and BIZ their acton alone any new rnaYan.
taes De inserted into H. oae of tbs sDulheyn
states can test condoa ~ proposing 10 amend
the constitution By such our safety cod
Liberties require " tho SoYhsrr St,tes sccepi Of them
then the Unon VIII be worth Ireservng. tney reject
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