The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24
The ussuniOs'ists q the ROrth and eoath.
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In srictress II asoersnos 70 hs Esuuue and original
principles Of the democratic party. founded up.n sAss
yield and ,est 10 be democrats anong dcmocrats
hsss cardiasJ doctrines Of democracy pro
IN bst tho IN eaena daI geruus condition Of United STATES
all springs from consoo Aionthe ceurazag or all the
powers o. governments In the hands on the majority At wash
neton, and eqaent absorption OF tae reserved
iehs VI The States and nlnores OF the people confeders
together In is Unionnot for purposes Of sEraran
comnupsm Of iuerests rights and usti.uons uador the
OF omnipCtens Nly but for certain musca
bel ens and the projection OF common Interests WITH Inc
~ each STATE snd ~ op,e NAV se ~ Oar domocrscy ur
teaches that being the minority section the south
70 BE- the sugrer under this consolidation Of power In
he hsBos Of the Northera majority and that the Uuon
the Cover 70 be sod for the wreck
pg nnal OF South unee tho domoaon
nj tho stronger section. T. this crisis Of affairs then,
apo our democracy developed where II Ia most need
ID, In preserving securing the rghs, interests and
tutcns CT tbs southern Stairs against the encroach
OF the North ana against the dangers that menace
through the gen era OF the Union In their
hsnos The cardinal feature Of our democracy now
southern rgbs lie raivaton and established security
the South Ia the aim aud end OF our politics-our
Blu, there are ut tho South democ-ats 30 called, Of
snohtr stripe There certain politicians who appear
neither TO comprehend State rights the present pers
that beset Safe rights Of the South There are some VINO
regard the south altogether secondary In TO
The Uprn and hook With horror the prospect of
It'd dissolution than at the threatened nNverson or the
.ouh. There OF three classes--those who can
the signs OF the tmes and not the dangers
90 their sectonth0re who, dimy perceivng these yet
OHunCtneSt
ounon ana nose who neither care nor ace aagns BESIDE
he iuerest IN the present success Of toe party 10
which they belong. The aim OF al such democrats, ey
wbchev influenced is OF course, utterly
u. yatapce with our own With u en-, the paramount OBJ
ect Of patriotic desire the preservation OF the Union and
me succcss of national Union democracy. For this
they .re e.dy sacrifice the Sonthf ex pediepcy re-
oures this juncture II Is thoogh exoetent TO appeae
the No,'h about Kansas. Tho ional democranc adj
minsuaion though, proper through Gov. Walker,
TO pare base temporary with the bacx republican
lay by taking every step IN their poSer TO make sas
lie Iar
accomplishing OF this great party move to incur the
risk of drying OF toe Soatnern rights members or the
party ting that the peeen indignation at the trea che
~ may ef Gle out In the South, having only
served epgthen IN the North, and that the
South nj imaely cajoci and brosbeat, VIII again ne
oragged aloug 1860 willing and enthusiastic vi im IN
PRISE grea and powerful national dem Der acJ who
have again the Union albeit al the expense OF the
pos Ter aud SAFETY OF the poor South.
This the policy aad the programme. The danger to
is complete arises only om The Southern rights
democrats OF the Sou h. who pos,ioy -ahhodsh H is ny
DO cans eredited-nay amel acqIiesce this base
besy Of the southern cause, whether nducsd oy part
expectancy the p.s,rv ,aor OF Uson purchased
he cost II her safety and well being-s Union worse
than worthless at such price-ard migbt organize a
pnri} and candidate OF their own IN
lse0 paonai iemocrscg, therefore, naturally look
upon the Southern rights democracy as the enemy a.
present moi 10 bo feared Accordingly, we aad tue lead
ing rgs1s or ibe rational democracy chiefly eng ged In
suempts deparsge Southern rights men ana
prseses throughout the Soathto rdtcdie their views,
heap oboquy upon them tor their efforts In behalf
the South and ,hem indirectly As "uitras,
exrt ms,s and "secessiouists, and thus drive them,
by bully ing them the one hand, and coaxng them on
the other from he positions they have against the
DC alton and teachery OF Walker II IL tnlima ed
that Gov Wse, Of Virginia, Ia TO be turned oose upou the
Of Walker and this national democratic trench
cry. is thought that MS ready and powerful pen, 10 90
operation wi efforts or party men south, VIII readily
urn The ide, and s viii again be well with the Union and
he uaoopal party for lse0
oD Of throughout the Soath TO the Dol
s9smpt of the Richmond Enquirer to play THIS gaae
sgsnlt The southern shts OF Georgia. Alabama and
Mississippi, aud bin u of by CHASING the With thu
eone is ''uras and "extremists aed by
Ilacpg them IN the category with Greeley and the most
ana absurd III aboronst., equally ninac l. the
national DE uscracy and Its designs.
converwn men Of south Carolina the improperly of at
tscbrg party like this, ready 10 berAy tho
south for a brief and temporary ad vantage
CALL FOR DIsuNIoN CONVENTION.
WoRoeTER, Ju > 3, 1857
DI1R SIRThe State Dsupion Convention, held at Wor
ceser, Mass January 1857 maenoed Ma ousl Con
ven,icn based on the same princ dorig the present
year Your attention Il respectfully Invited 70 the accom-
panying call prepared by nmitee designated Tor
that purpose
The res uls Of Worcester convention i'm poant
established the question Of union or dslnlon, o. an open
question: among large and influential class who have
hitherto ,hrunk from the consideration OF tho subject
The able correspondents OF the venon who deprecated
osunon, still recognized II a. legitimate matter OF dis.
cussion. This great STEP great blow was struck
the popular, upressonpg doatry Sucn bi,~s mast be
repeated tho slave power III have let Ia chief weapon
when the North has learned TO calculate the value OF the
Union Unn thai Is done, there will always pes means Of
cruz hing into SUBMISSION.
may seem 10 some tnai the PRESENTS no, peculiarly
favorable period for such convention. The year after
frefineht NJ ciecHop hNtyrs pei'oo " lu. o"in1s
ana que represent that the character Of the new al
minstra,ion and the Congress rs no. ye, definitely
indica'td. Al peept nars 10 Kansas iook more Prop
uons VINE new rgn. oewnsin missouri, ava even,
tnoofn,, ID shgmA Inc vmosy ~ sae sunnc' ouasso
s,oiienen ny we tsn oesns OF is sn'nor sns ~ oooa
SOD, me fvBu7e emVe nav anu ns ropcai VI no NJ
tour compro have ceased 10 be novelties, and The
Died Scott decision scqaicsced In BY many, as merely
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