The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23
SOUTHERN POLITICS.
THE PROGRAMME OF DIsUNY0N.

THE PROGRAMME OF DIsuNroN.
| 49,, from the Augusta ga Chronicle, Oct 1871
programme OF performances if Fremont Is elected. On
great difficulty in the way viii be shst or they have tn
be south Carolina win 70 low the Buchanan leaders 4
destruction another will be, that all the Governors viii
not toe the mark; another that the North won't divide
the public property bsvirgi within their reach
than the South, they wh grab II at the first men
towards dissolution and Their answer to Southern com
get ~" Another that tho first negro that way fro
Utopia, {as we suppose the Southern republic would bt
Called to the Northern repabic would bring war
Constitution, Fugitive Slave law and all other laws being
how else are we to get him back but by forcs
plans patake most or the ludcrors the absurd
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TIE PROCESS OF DIsrmox If Fremon, be elected the
time for disuriou, it Ia thought, Will have The
| steps proposed 10 be taken these
ist The Southern Governors TO call their Legsla
I'd TIE legislatures to elect delegates to South
ern Congress.
Georgia.
4tb: It's fra. work will be The election o. temporary
President.
9th. II will then proceed TO form new constitution.
9th. commission will be forthwith appointed meet
similar commission from tie North ,odiyde the public
II adj this be peaceabIy carried cut the new govern
mens viii at once 60 into operation, and probably enter
into treaty of some sort at the start.
If Otherwise must do the best can. But no one
appehends either war or any material shock TO the bust
Eess transactions Of the world.
A UNION SENTIMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
From the Ashve, &. @, Spectator, Oct 1911
The idea that the union Of these tea be dissolved
peacefully and without the she'd rg Of blood the
union class OF Southern politicians endeavorpg 70 in
onlcate In anticipation OF Frtmonss election is r
highest degree prepoeerors. II s deception pracsed
81 Ibis time 10 fsi2hten tird and weak minded of
the South into the support Of the federal
the Presidency. Yea, we told that II fremont
is elected by the popular wi II viii become the duty
Of the South TO prevent his Inauguration by MARCHING
tie Capitol and taxing forcble possession OF the treasury
AID The archives OF the government, or Mr. Cling
N aar self
The aboltopss from the District Of Columbia and that
our Northern brethren such towards they would
nit 10 such expulsion without stIlxfog blow.
We are for Standing by the Union long can do
so without compromising our honor SELF respect We
lock upon the institution Of slavery deriving its value
and maintaining existence from the Union Destroy
The Union and, as necessary consequence destroy
slavery This Is the reason why the uhra nbolitonsts
OF the North dtre and advocate dissolution They kIow
ll fhnv can thus the more speedily their
rsjarious purposesa While iss s1n exists we have the
Fugitive slave Law D,soys tho Union and the o5lga
ton OF our Nerthesn brethren TO render up fugitive slaves
ceases ard there viii be federal authority 70 enforce
he law. We could never expect IN the event Of sspsrs
ration TO Obtain an equivalent OF the fugitive net by
reAtv. Under the present form OF government, both
sections Of the Union feel under strong moral obga-
on indeTendcnt OF oihtr coDsideraions, 10 stand by
aud eefend the constitution. Although large majority
o. the Northern people are opposed to extending slavery
no nns or % We 10 ~.
ING with IL the States where II exists, and that II any
forei2a Power were 10 invade cur rsh. Shareholders,
Northern brethren would make common cElse with
AZ evidence that the black republican candidate
does p opoe at,rfsrt with slavery IN tSc States
We quote the following letter -
GrSTlrHEsI have 70 thank e honor q a. invita-
ad thai other eogarerheps have r,erfeed %
Ssye for i6er object 70 repair e mscisis ar,srr from the
violation q good fs IN re reEes q! NE Missouri e.upro
principles aud made habua by log led conyc
he terfsrec with where low EXISTS under se shield o.
STATE eighty am e tnaezioy opPosss Is extension
81 regard Cor yourselves am very sesF ecfaliy yenrs
To r. u. MORGAN and others Committee.
MI. Femon, here declares his belief that slavery
fought lot 10 DO r,erfersd with where u now exists
der the shield Of State sovereignty We will perhaps
be told that Fremont and his whole clan speak achood
wS S If s s ~ A0' 1h sS 30 % % s
iopg they do not interfere with our righs and
cassycw sny such Intention, we haze DO tight 10 assums
state CT things that does not exist an proceed upon
Ibis ump:lon 10 redress naagi1afy w7oDgs We re-
pea, what lave raid before-.suicien, the day
. the evil thereof" 'Les Us Judge tree BY i.s ffu,b
And as IN additional maxim, We viii addict rs give
t1o fty his dgfs.n lie who teaches another faith ,nsn
Wis, whether rsx deceived or no, m.loaas
eaters who prate much and eoquertly about Soutn
ern ristts' and the advantages Of dissolution,
however beautiful and fine spun their theories and alb
Esotons practically tue worst enemies u the south
because by their agitation they keep the fres OF section
slsm cons shy burning and the flames thus i.nnsd
soy the temple OF liberty; and, as we have already
stated the rights Of the South can be maintained only 50
long the MON sstg n the Union should DO dis
soises, will have the whole world against us inclu-
ding The Northern states.
TIE rFyNoST POLE IN PORTSMOUTH.
(From the Norfolk August
The semi ocisl organ Of the Know Nothing party In
this city the Hrad, published leader yesterday, pur
ps,ns 70 be sn explanation OF the Fremont pole raising
IN our sister town OF Portsmouth, but which snaoks
strongly Of az excuse, not jus,ncatlon Of the
outrage. SPEAKS Of the nsult A. "the act Of
ONE neonsiders,e Individual aud tina, can
he,iiate . moment 70 conclude that such display
must have been made In mere sport" or possioy
vas q mscbieveus design 70 cast reflection on tho
ro ~ The Hd
the noansiion Of the people a. fuss and speaks
| ing strain -" they assembled on Monday evening In
| grave and solemn counc and after hearing learned
and eloquent counsel both sides, adopted tho fol
lovirg coursen Amer quoting the order Of the coun
ci 10 have the pole taken down, the HTotd thus con
iIses IN s meek heroic ana a removed ,asp %
Bgcld duls the mancah NJ "a small business" and
would seem 10 artre that nasmuch a. tho offensive
h sse1 in s stead that the Fremont pole should havr
betn permitted 10 remain The Ievity whsh pervedes
s Of the POLE which ii csnpo, conceal under Tao sui,,
a ridcuc, IN not We think, altogether In keeping with
be tone Of Journal true 70 the section whore pub
tain 20 fer from hosting OF the stars and stripes
cole which vas reared TO aoas TO the breeze tho Ere
bus added In our Judgment 70 the offence The rst sc
! may have been "mschievous design TO insult the
mocrscy but the second vas an indsn 2 the entire
q the Hnod, the proud emblem Of our national glory
and sresssess, To treat such conduct as The mere
sroy OF inconsdeyate individuals smooth over the
outrage by lpdulepg In sneerp and ridcue OF the gu
shoyWies OF the Insuted community, might possibly
DO accounted for on the principle, that - fellow feel
ps makes wondrous kind, for the language used BY
ne In the concluding paragraph 70 smother up
@ ~ shSs F,emont ys,snss nosscsses ppolnal SsIs,
which ends jealous defender In the editor or the HKRAIp
II that organ does not In 10 many words justify he woult
| sxtsuuate the m olives and the act and while he
sebsmsd OF H. he wishes 10 dispose OF Il without further
not,ce or comment not because OF difference In sast
or feeling but because, ~ piece OF strategy, ma,
| damage certain cause he holds dear. Truly have
fallen on evil times when outrage 10 the feelings OF
| Southern community IN treated with ridicue By thos
their rights and honor. Well msy they exclsim "sav
| M from our friends - There 10 many Grecian hovs
stalking now thrpvvh our modern Troy, armed with a.
STR ctiop 70 those who greet is approaeh tfandI