The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

NE Terrltory = vsgrsni orator, Tars player and po
nscsi mocniesank, corruptng and deoauohos, tckins
sno oeyns wherever free soil Objects could b accom-
ma lon q Kansas 10 the south u great oas. And
aoss become The m'cons Of party IN ne losng scCSn
those Who have she'd their blood and given
ssusss ": tossss one N he S.snnss, thea he
1css were patriotic and the efforts made 70 save Ksnss.
10 the South noble Nor were they boosess, until
honest, manly, is decent fOr he administration 70
gather the epois Of the ffaua committed by i1 min"n
and then ihuic off the re- possibility 10 do % e a.sp
cable sxtce and vulgar meanneRs. will ma strike
tho minion and bend the knee 10 tho master will not
have esuntets for the former and velvet for the latter
With treachery and fand uicking as out Of Kansas,
what pohcyY that Is the duty we'll IS
the policy Of the State 70 take her stand by tho side OF
prUmu 'n 1sbussd s dishonest nsoss sncS hsvs
Affected N IN Kansas and have put forth high vndcA
ton Of Southern rights Let us 90 operate with thom II
the South 10 elected from Kansas IL done 70 consolidate
and 1t, ghen the free soil democracy OF The Nor1 The
various fragments and factions Of democracy are all moro
less free SOIL each ringing IL fog bell 10 prevent
collision and are all ready 10 be sodefed together again
TO accomplish this foul Union the souh is to be
feed In Kansas Wha boots whether tne South is sacTi
nced thIough fres so1 democracy soisn
That which chiefly recommended tho Nebraska OLD 10
the South, he commita OF the domocrsuc psrtS TO
clearer vndcaon OF her rights This has bsen ds'ea cd
BY the inriSues Of hoie In power. Mr. Buchanan was
nominated by the North and elected by the South and
OF srsdy his Part ia and will be ooubsy damned
Democracy ~ the North hopeessly prosrated Unless
can be revived By rome free Bohppucatnn IN ssoe
bevyeea slavery and aSOuonism the North viii accept
the latter and Us that Is the main issue before the people,
the North canno, be relied upon me only ohns ce tnst
remained viz that Of allowing each section TO legitimate
~ deve ope ts Institutions through fair rivalry has been
destroyed by the fraudulent intervention Of the federal
government The contest 10 rapidly coming, sul the
South must rely upon herself. Though her efforts Se
sg natzed by federal mlnons, and the regulations of
eseiyn States, denounclng fraud and wrong, be pro
nounced ungrscious by executive Of her own crea
ton, Yet sko must achieve her SAFETY, though her
should fail heavily upon a1OAbinet Of mutes aud para
c Administration. Ia 1850 the wing party OF The South
which had elected Gen Tsyor trsmpled him nom 20
when his Teschery made manifest; and viii the de-
ecrahc party OF Tie South be le@ rights and
borar or less naughty and indignant Against fraud and
~ropsf The democratic party owes in acendancy to the
South. and every act Of reAchery shoud be met by
Stunning cursee No leader Is annopied against The
geance OF an outraged people, and Official is high
hat popular jaSce cannot reach him The South
nantap her rgc, though she turn deaf to the sp
pealng shfeks Of shverng Cabinets of hyserics Pres
dents and parties Her safety s in her union,
and Georgia and Missssic have gioriousiy led the
Let South Carolina wheel into line With them sut march
with steady step song the bright track Of constu
honal integrity Let her be ssgacd in that contest in
which the rights and honor Of the South he vndca
ted There should be no dissansou Southern camp,
and truft there will be when the hour arrives In
which loyalty TO party will be treason 10 The South.
have the hosor to be, gentlemen. your obedient
want, LAWRENCE n KEIrr.