The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
sOuTHYHM NOMINATION.


fFrom the Chartos ou hercury, 10y Iii
SOUTHERN sORGANIzArIoN.
ns present and The every nao."s . Or ss
established purvAss q The ~ me no1s 70 suovc
performance Of that secsop, er object " ~his ress
pg our institutons accodhk 20 their peculiar noeons o.
the pSOper and expdten 70 inc "a Usisr ~ the
power ana importance Of mean and ferocous sec ionai
ambton TAre = ssso ery vesso. cs'ssss "a ne Po~T
ss ,.rss ,rkoiv into dc hands Of he Morrill, and that tie
oOuanmns Of he Unso" '0 ere long, become 0e sOHr"m'nf
This then being the settled design and such the ready
means OF its accomplishment, Southern men cannot blink
The fact that their dearest rights ANA Interests stand OK
rosed 10 Imminent danger from tho North through tho
ssenry OF the Of the Union Here s what
have 10 end provide against and IN full view Of these
uppleasaIt facts Ia necessary TO determine how shall
ana ~ cur corse-what policy adoto escape the threat
ened ruin, political, socis and pecunary.
How, then, shall We organizeon what battle ground OF
principle shall stand to meet inset OF for.
mdabe foef In opinion should occupy the ground
OF strict construction of the constitution where have
every advantage OF argument JUSTICE should rally
under the banner OF the democratic party which has
cognised and supported this principle and the rights Of
the South embraced under it.
ence In this direction II behooves fully TO understand
that the democracy inade1ua TO the redemption and
csaSne q our rights inc democratic party has been IN
been respected Il IN poUr 70 day. yet enjoy neither
peace nor sc II has been sorey pressed by the party
Of the North in these sectional questions and unsupported
by the weight of practical resistance the South has been
forced In sustaining ITSELF to yield much the struggle.
has at times evadcd principle and exposed the South In
order to In the Kansas Nebraska bill,
with is sqaer sovereignty, threw the right or the
people Of the Southern States in the common Territory;
and gave bone Of contention, sop to Cerberus, 10
be qHarrelled and settled best IL might, by lie
casual bogus settlers by right Of tho strongest sec
ton.
Moreover although ow in power, the democrai, party
able to enfoc the laws enacted for protection.
The Fugitive Slave Law and the Drei Scott decison how
good for the sako Of argument utterly procss
for securing and PROJECTING the property and rights OF
Nor is this all The party such as is is dependent for
upon majorities In Northern STATES, besides the
united support Of the entire South And What the basis OF
future calculations shoud let the results Of the last Pre-
sidenal election and the present antouthern erment
thp oughout entire NORTH decide. Mr. Buchanan re-
ceved majority Of lo26 votes in Pennsylvania, which
short after howed her hostility Southern rights in the
election Of Cameron The anti Southern schemes upon
Kansas and the burden States; the anti Sauhern laws
passed In different Legislatures tho early organizing
against tn Sohh and the unprecedented vgor and ase
rity display ed all these speak Enthusiastically Of the
tainty Of democrnic power.
The democracy conn sa~ u.s. neither will do to trust to
accidental msjorisI or 10 good laws that are executed
Our security must be In the organization OF tho govern
nent not in It's lawsiu control Of its action no, In its
officers We mua be safe and FREE uh1iher Buchanan
Fremont Il Predaptwhether Congress is free soil or
slavery. The sovereignty aud independence of the sepa
rate States OF the furnish our only source
r,nsh."
But this sovereignty and independence Of the States
upheld by the democratic party; and although II be
imperfect and uncertain reliance for the redemption Of the
South, its principles correct and Southern aud be-
hoovcs to all eerto strengthen and support it,
Let the people Of tho South theu endeavor and
purify the democratic party and strengthen on tho pre-
else point Of Southern ghts Let all those who regard the
salvation of the South important than the
Of the Unon-he danger to the South pressing than
the danger to the Unonct all these find those repro
Uniono the people OF the States rather than wishes
of the National party-men who Of Southern state
rights democrats than national democrats When have
secured the South, the Union will take Of ITSELF
from thu New Orb ans Delta
SOUTHERN ORG ANIZ ALTON.
$50 long-thus real In the editorial columns OF the
pubSed at Cen o%sns homs aud is
represent his political vie wsso long there pou
cal principles to be construed and enforced in tho Union
are In favor Of the ascendency of unadulteraed demo
cracy.
long the South content to defend her right,
and honor in the Union, know Of party in the
Union in whose capacity disposition to protect those
rights we would give the snap OF finger ex,era the
democratic party But should the South dc. rmine that
national parties poweress the protection OF their
rights in the Union, then say organize a Southern
party upon the eternal principles Of pure state rights
with such other principles ~ the exgcncies OF tho times
Tho above coming from the source does significant
enough Conceding the Free Trader to be genuine South
Journal which than hrough glass darky''
the real condition and tendency Of national politics,
specs the saey and destiny OF the SOUTH feel prone
to lay aside the preliminary hypotheses and
merely intended somewhat mitigate the emphasis OF
the concluding proposition end render its enumeration less
the Free Trader artaie stands sharply oatrs ed Srore us
in the advce "Organize Southern party upon the eter
nal principles pure state rights and upon such other
principles az the exgences OF the times NAV call for
We say that lay aside the hypotheses and oontn.
gencies which mentioned; and well may do
They refer longer hypothetical conditions they relate
longer 10 contingent possibilities Hypotheses has be-
come demonstration contingency is reality. Henceforth
Is written In the book Of fate-no power, uuder
Heaven, the Sou but the South She must re-
solve TO conquer her dcsny relnquish forever
No notionu party her, because he ry Of
political nationality consis 10 ths seddfds oohes,on ,oh
hose uho hare ne poo and the uiU 30 crush her, Such
nationality would afford about mu n protection the
anaconda gives to the victim he swallows might ,sotb,
but II would not defend.
If the South rely hereafter upon the political status quo
only, her enemies need give themselves no further
roubls she will die under her own process or self
assassination, enough, wrctchedly enough,
and ANONYMOUSLY enough to satisfy anT ordinary
the South, social, industrial and commcrcial-such
is her irresistible tendency to collapse under
the laws OF and out OF her
relations the Federal Union, that other result al
tend a fauous submission to tho glamour of nationality
founded upon the status quo Every hour that the South
the Union she Is losing ground. Through the revenue
system che IL paying more and more taxes 10 support
Northern manufacturing interests through the navigation
Ia VS. she Is paying more and more special bounty 70
Northern shipping interests and through the emigration
laws she IL and relatively curtailng her
resources Of labor and adding - the Northern prepcu
derance In respect Of labor well population. Thus
she increasingly strengthening the which IL instructive
with The strong desire 10 strike, and steadily augmentng
outside pressure which Il already driving her from her
own thresholds In view Of all this the Free Trader may
well the thinking men, earnest men, and true men Of
the South everywhere may well say:-Organizc south
PARTY upon state rights principles, AMI upon every
other principle and policy that the emergency may sug
gest The South ran only be saved by the South
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