The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15
The Politician. Of New YORK and the Pstro-


State precpated upon Washington in the spring o. 1853
Fortune 10 more propiiious TO Mr.. Buchanan New
BIN 10 do anything for New York II there BE- within
the State las undoubtedly there b) anything OF public
virtue and political wisdom which he would enlist IN
man n contempt Of the claims Of the politicians u he
svald hare Marcy 10 preside ooer he foreign rea-
&c s" ss so% or Dnn sy or woo s o. D,
on any Other able and oorhy citizen, 10 Sn other
function he nay attain Ids object wihos the haadrd per.
sonol embarrassment. But Mr. Buchanan must have Il
understood in the beginning Of hts Observation-Disclosures
hars would BIO well to proclaim In his inaugural ad
Mticans OF New York that what they get they win re
ceive out Of favor, and that their brois and
wr.nges are never 20 be o6raded upon inc &C
and perez ptory policy be with save himself world Of
vexation, the country an in0ny Of scandaous dis
that ian ungov, rnabe beast should bc sued in is pro-
vender.n Mr.. Buchanan may profit OF the lesson, and
age may reduce even the politicians Of New York to
something Ike decency and decorum In The pursuit OF
spols
The Southern Cause In Kansas-The End
Not Yet.
From tho New Orleans Delta, lJen. Davis orsan,)
The address Of the Executive committee Of Kansas Ter
rtory the people Of the South will be found in another
column II 10 BRIEF but ID uu OF suggestion, and peril
nent to the times The Southern public should give It
heed and show their appreciation by deeds ~ well - By
words. II rays truly that the contest = mot ended In
Kan,as The temporary triumph Of The Southern
a. eesn Of General Whufld AZ delegate has not ed,d
81 Nor he s7Pasioa Of Lanes amy q 'sArisrs; nor ne
defeat Of The black republican candidate for President By The
sin ~ ne teah Of he denpcync parry In spite Of all
these ne end Is mt ya, and tiu no; b, cae the North is
ne eb.te Of fanatic i'm Keasa' = MI an open FIELD Tor
fanaiicism never takes step backward 1t ID essen
TALLY aggressive and must on and on :, possessed By
all devils at once, until goes out In blood meets
aad quais and falls before mightier force and more
resonte spirit desfto reason, regardless Of Justice,
nsepsipe 70 pity the logic OF superior power the per-
suason OF stronger wi,i oan only bring to pause
It's mad career. Yield II inch, and It will demand
TIM blood. and Win howl for the whole carcass From
the beginning the South has been trying to satisfy it,
eapdiy with 70 appeass i.s appetite with an
II would not grow by what II fed on
Up TO late period the south fighting her battle
under that most fatal Disadvantages thu ant Of saving
fsh OF a settled conviction founded upon sound logic
AMI Just principles Her coDcessons 10 argument were
quite large her ions OF territory and would
resulted inevitable ruin TO her cause II she had not
Chan ed her attitude from that OF an apologize defense
10 upinchng eesnce nd preparation TO make deeLse
effective by carrying the war MO africa necessary
Experience has sufficiently shown that the latter was the
only safe policy and the instinct OF co mmon sense teaches
that we must vnd,cac the existence perpetuAton and
Of slavery upon prtnc Pie give up the
test The institution must be defended In its integrity or
not ~ all II IL Is right and Just, and wholesome, n
should be maintained perpeiuated and extended; and
man. North or SOUTH and DO party o. party repreeen
tative organ baveany right,o say nay Therefore Kan
sas should not Le gtrcn up; Is Of the mos important
ouroas Of the solah Lare planted one foo. tA<re but a
Hiu ~ tn 1s cher rel0 firmly IN aLso
glance nt The map shows lis geographical vAue and In
portance. Surrender Kansas, and we must prepare
TO give up Missouri Free Soilism viii eat into her
territory from three aides u once Ike cancsr,
and must finally slough OF aud be lost. The
dsease would extend It's fringe the
northern borders OF Arkspsas the Indian terri DRY and
can ,ssnssr ros !, al, ssss,sd by the sboop policy
Great Britain IN the West Indies entirely surround
and force ~ 10 choose between self destruction and the
The south carno, ypore Kansas true TO herssR
and her csiny The non int, rvtnton doctrine may do
party exredient, but u viii not save Psssivity
IL not only despieed by An.ncism-n invites ATTACK
Baok repuolcsnlsfu viii continue 10 hover Dor
dcrs ike murky cloud; is STEEL no. sk or down. that
dspossess OF IT, lightning and render harmless,
Or II may be compared 70 phantom we lily from II In
terror II grows up to the skies. but II approach II
bold y van shes from the ssh The faith Of The south
10 be Iumphant mast be active and militant with faith
In nerse FAM In Der cause AMI faith In her destiny.
nothing defeat her-hes faith will be Synonymous
wh Ksnsss wli te,t II she have this kind or fsitn
the ia,tb witch inspires Atchisop Strngellow Whit
ned TiSs only the faith words and phrases and
the solemn humbregery OF mere platforms VIII she
prove eaua TO the test Is ne Sou,srn IeoIs arse.
VIII the African Slave Trade be Revived
From tho Iocisvile fKy.l Democrat, Nov IL
III, Nav YosK HERALp gives its readers n column and
\ Ia II trade. The edit,r begins to sug
sesl me ". scalt . ., rs,,, a agios The OPP
ssabsi the interest Of saveboders, who have the
monopoly a property in slaves, and dont want compe
piion ii the market BE thinks upon iae whole the
trade will no, be revived. The freedom snriekers have
oreiolj the trade would be revived and assured
Their deluded co1Or mat was the Chef object IN
game, By the election Of Bchsnsn aaa II Is necss
ss-y 70 show Why the prophecy s not fulfilled.
was intended 10 revive the slave trade; Of
vas: and nov the democratic party successful, and
the aelpded mutiuae vii look with fear and trembinr
TO the forelold result II IA benevolent In the editor o.
tue HHstp to relieve the terror Of the simpletons vino
have scared ins abolition ranks by sudacous hes
poured from the press beched forth from the stump
and hovled from prcs,iried pulpit They are alarmed
them W be assured by OF the chief shresers that
after all the slave trade may not be revived owing
10 drculties thai did not cur N the faithful before
We are disposed, however, TO irgben the fools 10
death, and get rid OF them there too mauy in this
country, ara wo1d'be service 10 the rest Of MANKIND
10 scare them into ncurAble fits.
We say then tat the difficulties IN the way Of rsvvinu
the slave trade are not 20 formidable M the UaiD
would make out The sAveboIders would OF course OBJ
rose M because IA il opposed 10 Their interest, mi ~
freedom shrekers easily be brought 10 the
sure. We dont know branch Of trade that oilers spcb
chance for exorbtsl profits a. the slave trade AMI an
ierprssag ireeayn shreksrs the very men wbo ove
The dimes and would ike 10 engage ia A. Tney can
presch and pray asa ni T. and all At tie sinful s,uh on
lie sunday forenoon, AMI meet ah their counting
roosps and subscribe stock In lsi2-ll ihsy pyavsi
against Madison and The var n day time ana aucd on,
privaleerz NJ night Tie editor ~ the HxRab mistaken
he supposes tia, the rcedom shrc<ers will make socn
formidable opposition. on The contrary. the editor him
self and hs friend Greeley, would take venture anf
y, Re, The proceed and would enable them Ia isge on
louder shrieks Tor freedom Men who have lied as suoha
rate and btrised money 10 support treason very
liable 70 temptation. We have no iath In them. We
teve they would take hand the slave trade and hir
gle With King nahomey Tor one Of his subjects they
could thereby CoeN ms ksiesty ou o. thiag Besides
men are always ambitious to verify Their IRE
and hence the ehriekers w ike 10 The trade
established, that they insy be prophets Ia reputation
They tell the faithful that after all Ia the only way
10 hsaa the South; bring down the value Of negroes
end supply more soldiers fer The general lnsurreUion
tfey irsend 10 bring about that the North vii be
rched by the trade, aud the sozth mpovershed that
proper 10 employ such means holy cause ast az
proper 10 preach Shapes rHcs nstesd Of the n
bic snd delufe Kansas In blood for the sAke Of freedom
II that the worlds opinion and treaties arc slightly
the way; but what Of tnan England the fYeai ma
iona freedom shr eker and she trades In Coolies ami an
prentcts and thus whips the dl round the s,ppp: and
IN the meas time, breaches and prays and protests
against SMUT men who hod slavos.
" course Of sense will bring In bill N yeviva
The slave trade; but be bring In BIZ 10 suppress a
and for other purposes. The name might raise tenn
pest. but the Thing under smother name .oald do
psrcbey has holy horror OF lquor that
and sinful pvscce but he discourse eoo gently or
tbH merits Of schiedas schnspps Upop me whols vs
srbnt tne mrs 70 not sttfsnbie, ana toe difficulties