The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-13

ina. This paper is the Carolina Tunes.
The Times In answer to an assertion niaoS ~ tue
New York Day Book, that the HERALn " espoas-
ing the cause Of Fremont, would lose its Southern
subscribers, said
The opinion OF the Day Boos will receive very little
the South, and especially IN South Caro-
una Tbs readers OF the NKw YcRK HERALD will con-
suue 70 patronize IT, without any regard 10 the shifting
sr abolition sentiments which appear 10 its columns
agnnst the institutions and people Of the South me
ruth Is, have more abotonsts at heart residing 10
the south than most people Of Let them fool
hat they viii be safe and many that now regarded
and friends OF the South aud her Institutions
would be found not only re-dcrs and devoted
OF the Herald but ready 70 espouse It's teachings
and advocate It's principles purely opposition % the ~
present seeming prevailing sentiment OF the SOURI,
How the article In the Tinsss has been received,
and what impressions 1t has created ut the North,
viii be seen by the following comments OF the Bo5-
ton -Aflas, a rank FREE soil paper
This Is he evidence Il Is clear aud nmstsksblc. It
Is the candid admission Of an out and out pro slavery
PAPER published In the hotbed OF slavery radcalism.
The Tnes could have no motive for making this state
faent not true. Il is true tony in South
Carolina but all over the Territory now bghted and
@ithefe5 by the sccrchng ares which burn out the life
OF humanity, the sc Is eeng deep rooted sentiment,
the constitution and the Union from cesruc
sion Ia proof ofth:s we pet Kentucky, with its re-
publh electo, ticket 10 be sgppcr,ed according TO
she admission Of the louisville Jtruat pro-savery
sheet by Al least ten thousand voters.
We also point to fe.aware ard 20 Maryland and Texas
N all Of these States is admitted that there IS strong
under current getting towards repuohcan,sm. Yet the
republican party i declared &c be sectional
Ees pitc these admissions, despite the republican plat
brm clear and concise IL its language, the sectional cry
goes up from the entrpack OF slavery bounds mas
tbs, and roodlesrom .ne WASH -ton Union down
~ the Boston Post AMI New Hampah'c Id,-0t with full
d2hes OF Treasury pap within their kennes-b aging
louder aud deeper han the bloodhound upon the track
the fleeing fugitive They have no other cry TO make
Te principles y the republican party not attacked
tor they are mpresrabo The republican platform can
be attack ed b any Northern man. unless he adopts
instead slavery extension out a95 out
TIE candid admission CT tie SoNRt Carolina Tins
Sring the squareIy before the pro-slavesy
press OF the North LooL Al H. gentlemen Is that
sectional party Which embraces czens of south Caro-
haa Texas, Mary Aenta,ky delaware IN connec-
xou with Aare aud Iowa. aud AZ tAS Northern Siatesl
xei the question be ca wered,
Now, this statement of the Times s either true or
Dnrae. Iftsue, we respectfully ask for the proofs
Where are the abolit onisrs-the secret supporters
OF Fremont in South Carolina, or tue South, OF
whom the Times speaks We know Of none such.
We see in the South no evidence of sympathy with
either the renegade or his The Times has
uttered what may well startle US, while 1t IL wei
cofDed as glad tdings by the enemy 1t has given
10 abolition an invitation 70 press onward in its az
gressions thewhie assuringat that t has nothing
ssr from the resistance the South. Is this devo-
tion TO Southern rights!
from the Charegton Mercury Aug. 81
THE ISSUE
During the recent debate in The House Of Repre-.
sentatives, on the Army Appropriation bin, the fol
lowing amendment, offered by Mr.. Barbour OF In
diana, was, after spirited discussion, passed by
vote Of ~ to ST.
But Congress hereby dsapprovirg the code Of aliege
hws officially communicated 10 them by the Presi
and which are represented l. have been enacted by
body claiming 70 be the Territorial Legislature of
and aso disappearing OF the which said siege
aws have been enforced bys the authorities Of sad Te
yrcry. exPresslys declare that until alleged laws
shal have been affirmed by TIE Senate ami Rose OF Re
pfesentaiives as ha wig been erace by legal Legsla
fnrs chosen x conformity to the organic laws, b. the
people Of Kansas ;art Of the military force OF the
Gried State, sha De employed in aid Of their enforce
nxxpa FeuU
these prov sions 10 act part Il the posse c0i,Gls
ofbcer acting marshal sheriff IL ssd Territory
sad laws, and every past ahi parcel thereof being here
by declared aun and void.
Mr. rrPHhSs, Of Ca said,-Imove TO amead the amend
uent By striking cut q words aiegva lAgs am op-
pceed tbs amendment red ~ TIC gentleman from Ia
diana, and voted against IL being admit n order.
90 not ninx thSt we ave tae power % CO. trol We
executive IN the disposition which he make Of ihe
military forces Of The country. Hence did tnina
that The amendment was 10 order anenimegt q
MIS- biii and, biz were Introduced INTO this Eous
having similar ooect with that attempted n hs one,
Sbou,d vote against il upon the groands. Tlt
President the Comma 1der in Chief Of tie army "
can WITHHOLD supplies, Is true Dat wc cannct gran
supplies upon the condition that will use the forces a.
ve please This wosld make Congress, in effect, IN
commander IN chief For these general reasons
opposed 10 the amendment offered lar i relate q
any control may look 70 over the army Of The United
shs occasion to say that wish the Pe,fient would re
move tue army from the Territory do want AZ
army there. do not believe that tie liberties the
country long be maintained when the laws Of an
portion OF The coUntry - be enforced ~ saniao
III, therefore, O4ut9n c1dld isrff
with tho President ne wcuf remove lie troops from TIA.
Territory entirely.
Mr.. Gippses ssia-ThIs IL a qucsten wbi.n has boeo
preciyi.aled u,on rather 9cctsdiy. Il II to
great question II tbs Congress- sad az age, wboter
Congress, ahr pleagng iuet thsi ". fe o. hansa
should be perfectly free 10 .ofr their in1ttat0us
~in allow invaders from Missouri 20 70 n there a1a
usnrp the power 0f making fctsatrra tnolt giving
Ee peops g Kansas an Opportunity q berg heart, anf
81 giving their voice upon the question. The pen
ueman IRON Georgia f Steph, ns) says thai the
nenls Of these MasousiAns The Laws Of Kansas. 10
hat lake ,ssCe viii The gentleman from Georea, ant
SAL la. they not The ops Of that Territory have
had voice u 1he enactment u tacse laws The gen.
'lcGn says The people have the rhi Of sch government
They gave and TIA. i the very reason VIII! saad here
aUd the right Of four thousand nine LGf.Iei
Invade Kansas, drive Ter inhah.taa, IRON the polls aad
eject Assourans 10 Legislature which cnscts Laws t,r
kansas, lie rays the people shan b governed Nv those
laws and that the President should have the power "
ratoing tie army VI the United states ~ enforce
obedanee 10 those laws think the leg slatirc wa a
cation and deny that such fcspo.i-m Is 10 be en-
iorced upon the people Of Kansas Territory any o'ner
Territory Now, W. rieet the question right here. No
only are there no l4gs, brt they thar laws
and when the President ~ Frmy there - enforce
uoeo avs he SENDS army there % repeal the orgau
law o. Tie Territory, by whrh tie pc3fe thereof Ac -
be en- perfectly Tree 70 mou1 thgr nsatiou. ordng
70 her own VIII y the President tht1. 70 be perm TIED
- command the arm there 10 enforce Obedience these
lava That il the vote ~ tale. stand no - -
have sood a. az times and everywhere, the advocate
Of he p,opes rights, 81 sgAnst this usurpatpa. IN
viii ~ that this army should Be withdrawn Itave MT
TIM now 70 80 into a. examination Of tie TRANSACTIONS 8.
Tat army y bas been esployed there b. ~. ersc the
Legislature Of kaEsa while u recently 10 eesu,l 10
iu halssa.ng withoui Disorder ani withou, did,
violence 70 any human being Tat as tarn j
svsy frum ts ~ iness by tls army NoF, t4At i An
outrage IN this re- ihloau gOveruueht Geygct ten
fuch - was never known y this couait Unit tlc Pre-
cent year, aud such, think as will never be known
agsip therefore vote against the prop1al Of the rea
ueEnan froL Gcorg 70 amepd tbc amendment -, 10
amendment Sand - IT, want " have the rris.es
ot recording M name on tho iCufn. 81 the uoCss ID
Gvor u TIE Amendment as u stands.T
NJ. s1HrHKys withdrew his GnaDdiDsni - the &msns.
xaenL
sr wHnrup-I move 20 amend the amsadnsa, by
sukns out the word "kansasr and insert NJ in hon a.
81 the'world Nebrasss. desire ~ say that Soc ogoe
my 20, am able % aRree IN prft Will the ecqteuan
from Oti0 who las i2t taken bis scat iMr. Udin9s.g
1nrre = no remark made here which has my hearty
APPRECIATION than That u Withdrawing tic arnlv fr0n
kansas II y known that FOR tine have been
ANXIOUS 70 oter = resolution which have now IL
ny drawer ng the Pres lent % withdraw III.
Gny Tom hsnsns We want no army In kansas
l&ws winch cannot be Sc tail.e t by the peOre 81
inc Territory are worse thsn ~ and vae1svcr tie
people ~ we territory vi nc, certain lava those
sws VII % Ply Gown. We NJ amy there vs.
have The constitutional mode OF setll1r tte aresion -
r. 10 "a NnrwF ~