The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

rsge. Bot ihsYs are other Territories breed ana rca
sufficient Tor msns s,aes larger than some Of the most
potent a1d popuscn3 Kingdoms Of Europe Thy fate OF all
OF them win be put in imminent peril 81 the Of Kan
sas and these pa,sy dogmas II shareholders ha ve
al the Territories, sszvery exists by law ia every one
hem and the only rance for freedom Is the entrance
slavery what Hke!hsod there IL OF that Wi, be aprl
rent iiom be fact that Territory where slavery
allowed las ever yet lormed tree constitution rh
third consequence OF Mr. 11chanan election will be th
repeal Of all federal laws which syssematze Or interfere
W.T. wls' s:syery Among nsse Is toe law prohibiting
natural snd logical result OF ss pr acplss and polt-
cy which have governed ths party IN Kansas affairs.
The theory Of the nj ID that Congress the ie
gsature OF the wisse Unloa las ,s-h. discriminate
a&aist ths iastuicas OF any pagt OF the uhc1 II tha
fully passed and osssi o bs repealed Thsre be ~
reason for prohibNos the mporsOn OF slaves but tha
slavery g bad II il be good, as the South Is b.
snnng 70 maina'u or it meuibs, OF Congress
vote against IL es bad the trade should no, have
been prohibited and sh1ai now be reopenet Not oay
before our eyes, hut there o.her signs which care
fui observer will have nntce1 slgn:cant Of the sams
result Ar. Stell, the Confidential frel1 o. Mr. Buchs
pan has already trosched the subject in the Senate
The tendency OF the southern press Is IN drec
slavc trade viii set tbs coantry ars qhe passions
that viii then be evolved e ayarice OF some the love
Of power Of Others, tue shrinking fear OF politicians the
appliances OF patronage the thirst for ONCE the insane
subserviency to psrty will be fearful while
on he other hand, tA moral elements will be stirred 10
their profoundest depths whatever there Is OF patriot
i'm at the North will be aroesed-whatever OF hero; dc
votoa TO truth, freedom honor-whaever OF scorn of
wrong. and resolve to resist II to the last extremity If
the Union stand such struggle, il essentially i'm.
mortal and all present fears fcT are idle, Tor nothing
now or hereafter can put 1t In por.l.
But suppose ell lava affecting slavery to be expuuged
for the statute book OF the naon what then will fol-
low II will follow that slaves may be imported into any
state and there bought and solf whatever may its in
stutlons for the federal have adudged that
state can prevent the sale of s properly which Con
gress allows TO be imported The fovrh consequence Of
Nr Bcchsnans election will be foreign aggression pro
cure more slave siavs Yoa know the history Of the
ostsut cespasch anc that as sgned by him among
ohers You know that its purpose to stimulate this
administration to buy Cuba If possible, and 10 seize
coud not be bought for the reason open AMI avowed
that the continuance OF the island under its present
iers was dangerous TO the slave States, because OF
,nesr slave Institutions. To the honor Of Christian
civilization there are few State papers which boldly
ibe right not only of coverng neghbors possessions
but OF robbery and over all this has oaf pre- emnence
u was 100 much even for the administration which dis
tainfnly rspudated it, and yet the leading signature
that perncous and csreputable despatch tue OF
the canddats for the Presidency. nominated by tae
party Of this admin straton Mt only that but the
nominating convention adopted substantially It's doc
rines Let not be believed that Mr Buchanan as Pre-
sdent viii iorswear his dispatches Minister apd his
declarations as candidate Even that would make him
rnsae to be trusted Bot he will adhere his dispatches
them, for they agree with the wishes and Intentions OF
ihose who control him and h.s party. We arc there
aercAd-assresson for the propagation OF slayery-sg
gresson upon the free Terroriesaggresson upon the
Provinces and isascs he represers the rsvoIuonary
and aggressive policy. He Is the candidate OF
change and aggression II no and his party succeed AID
the consequences naturally ana to all hu fores ght
Inevitably follow this republic bcco mes assave repabc
and The hopes Of the world in respect to Us And
sae consequences OF Nr Brcasr elccton let
to the other side and see what will be the consequences
o. the election OF M Fremont They will, IN all the pr
icuars which have mentione the reverse of what
we should have from Mr. Buchanan and hts party The
nrst effect be the immediate dismissal from oce Of
every federal oicehoder in Kansas VINO prostiued
bs ce 70 the sccutop OF rccmen and the enforcement
Of the preeneed laws ofsha usurpng body called Legs
s,ure Infamous judges win be removed Governor vii
be appointed who rejects equally the spurious Aws ard thu
81 ocs SS sase ~ saa ~so
ens fer alleged ofences agnins hose laws He will order
4 ns s'o * TIA
lure VIII be elected rejecting Tire opinions and wishes ot
Teees N nOrH aaH Of Is % mus, and shah Os free
This win put things just as they were before the dis
ssirops day OF sr ierces election The next result Of
Mr. Fremonts election will be the publication OF the
offces from slave exienslonists cam will then settle
uron the public mind There will be no more party in
should all then stand whe-e fathers stood u the
Revolution and IN the good day succeeding, regard.
ing slavery sectional institution which the In.
ciydus states should they pleased bu. wh sh
must not be extended. There will be auemFs 70
territories no attempts 10 esi Cuba by force order
10 make more slave States nothing OF all this Esi the
repebhc will go on IN is orderly course As Of cd &c,
cording 10 the principle OF n. founders Dn are told
there danger Of dsunion. From What quarters would
ak. From the South, vc are told. Wny should
moa,s election viii be because Ksasas IS
made again free Tsrr1vyf Then why have they noe
tevoed any time these six and thirty years since Goa
fress passed the law thea Kansas and all the Ter.
ritorcs north of % 80 should be forever frcc3
we w ss ae ws amy Sinrnns w 20 , osr Orms' @ rsmost
Is electedl Hut IL he no, constutionay electedi IL
because the President an Vice President are both from
the free statesf This ha5 happened before. Then
because SIR Fremont esced by the free Ssaess Are
we then 10 understand thai the South will submit - no
hss the electoral vote OF Southern s;ste' rhai
rev doctrine. suppose ihere were electoral tickets Tor
Mr. Fremont 10 every souihern state, but IN nons OF
them he should get majority May The whole South
pudlatc him for that Was there anything so alb
surds wha, are Mr.. Fremont aud his party seeking
Not TO interfere with any institution OF any sto NO, 10
accomplish anything By violence or fraud. They are
seeking 10 defend ae past 10 conserve what p and has
slavery what has cuiched In deianse or compact of
constitutional right and lorg established policy. VIII the
southern states revolt for this cause Never they
determined to rogolt prcext will be wanting
just cause for there none, unless DO ust cause 10
the present ADMINISTRATION fell upon "a II revolt ever
to come, let Game be.,sr prepared Tor u
than We shall 70 when slavery and disorder sayc crep
into all the tIrtorcs; when the s'Ase trade flourish
ing when slaves sold In all markets throughout
the free States. as well as the slave; When war with
Spain Ia ra7ng for Cuba, and citations with England
and France ara threatening; when he Presidency y 10
the hands OF man whose organ :. Cucnaaii declared
But why look on that picture I, purely imaginary.
successful revoi q impossible. Esvei itsei s mos, m
Probsb!e-ihs fear Of eissrac aa Ibe states o. ihis
Union are bosnd together by baads vheh no man MAJ
break ny the great central ri.ers and the evernstnJ
ridges Of Its containing mountains. The millions whs
people the banks OF the Mississippi The Missouri tho Obc
and thor ten thousand tributary waters will and mnst
irol the delta at the gulf aud these millions have srt
speak 10 the people OF ;as Aeghanes AMI west o.
the sierras and say . BE stinr lou have ulus YER
choice feow citizens between Buchanan, the aggre sor,
the slave apoogst and ey.ontionsi, who pissed sofa
rnty 10 Its antagonist believing ln boh and 10 1ov
grown old In ofce, and Franon The conservative the
conqasror OF California the explorer Of wnat ska Jet
be our great highway and .he true road ~ India. on
viii cheese between Fremont and freedom ard Ba
charsn and slavery NAY cho1e o. worthy o. that
great monveath which Penn founded tc, which he
pequeathed his peacefa, aad conservative 5cney, aad
upon which he Impressed his immortal nams,
nwam Moran pred!ced The eecaioa Of TO Union state
ticket by 10000 msloy;sV.
Mr. Chain, Of 0h,o. said the people Of his STATE had
ben chcered BY tho Glad utings that Pennsyvana would
give casting vote in The approaching election for Ere
ucnt ohio was looking anxiously iowrcs rennsylva
ma as the battle aoa OF the Presidency. He said thou
sands Of czenio ihc slave States also wishing for
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