The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

people Of teYrttegy shall dssermue whether slavery
shan q sheM ~ exise within tser BOUNDARY .. We.
i've and Indispensable duty Of The governmsns GIVE
Untsd ates " secure 70 every resident inhabant Toe
vso stands sus in nark'd ana bonora,s on.rsss ~h
tho conduos Of Mr. Fierce ~ his rule dro~ towards
Mr Boob sses clearly ibs serious oharsoer Of ths
danger Of nteu pevase action the ques Of slavery,
and hankly ADMITS n. Hs sass:
!hrcusnou: The yhcIs progress Of III. agitation, which hss
whilst hes been pro6nstve ONO poVe good humsa
to ss Whole csuSs s!s sss asS.sS
and ssvsDgee the people q the sister states from esch other
Union; nor has the danger yet entirely ceased
And he wisely poins out the remed, assiust this evil,
with sfsirr of aroy,e, on the ground inst
under the cons'tuvop, slavery 10 the stses beyond
tho reach u any human power. except thst Of The re-
speotve 6iases themselves wherein It exists
Such. thtp, sr Bucnansn's trea mont Of two Of the
most important topcs which OCCUPY his attention
may hope thai h present views may be carried out
honestly 10 the very ass and disposed oriti
olse very uinutsy hi somewhat stsrns assertion ths
tho United States have never acquired territory by
sword; for the acquisition n Texas was the voluatary
deter minsten OF brave Indred people 70
yepubho whist the acquisition portion Of the Msx.
territory wac mneiy purchase under ,re.y NJ
peace for sum ehich Wa oousioered 81 the time fsr
equiv ept We cannot help somehow assoclstus this
little bit ri land dealing, by WHOM up ~ayds half
hon 'qusre miles Of territory oapged nth suoh
and Sierra Cords; and we suspect the sword vas nos
very fer from the pen g. ~ sisaed that treaty H,wsvr
the Union forbds he future acquisition Of ,errtory no
less sanctioned ~ the laws Of unoe honor, pledges
him to pms down nliou:teriug We shsll dwell no are
the sipauiAS resemblance that which drbp
from the wing Of the American eagle bear /, swori
blades.
From the Nanohezsr Guardian (proectioas. and Anti
Slavery Maron "a. al.
when tho result Of the for the Pres deusia
chair, vhioh had assted the United oae end
to the other Va nrss announced Ia this country tho
feeling aroused By she tidDRs OF bigtaf
mingled dssprointmsst Hsh hopes had been enter
tsDed OF tbs probable issue Of that strusge s
which the battle had really and fougn,
TWEEN freer ON aud slavery Eng sbmen naturally felt
intensely Interested Ia the resuls wss not only that
and Of spoh VAST moment that vc studa OF tntr
political temper and coudr ion hardly fail or less
10 Affect there the ceiling that this oase
ever he onntest lay between opposing gnt
and dsskness brought pslpsbly face face: pslps
victory OF hs sood cause t. seemed ,es, s,s .d
Of re don could not but enlist the sympathy aud sup
port Of every honest and patriotic citizen of the Northern
StatsS " hose rights. honor and Independence
psced By the bullying toae aggressive attitude Of the
pro slavery parry And when the oouclu'ioD o the
test was announoed-Whon learned frat After the
evil had The frse states had suooambei
70 the dicsiop Of ~ 1outb and that the champion
s,swry q nome. eaa,ysi'e~e and oSroeari,g tactic
abroad elected 70 oil the highest elos coua
Try . s-,he oisapsensmens ies here mot mitei to
regret for he desas OF Colonel Fremont sad free
The cboios Il sSe United States could hsrdi, have
fallen upon worse man than hr. Buchanan. Tho sts
a, m s,-ss.,J. - s-ss~.sJs 49,. ~. ~.s." -
rb..l.,s 90 -. 80 Sssscs .s,;s ILi ~ h. ~
1870 ~ ccr,s ~, - ~ 49,
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nroud ana ms srfnI nstons vwh .n,cn s,cn cone
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urs sdyess ,I 1t 40 ucn n anal sss uass,.sss
49, ~ ~ ~ st.s c,ca A. ..,..l.s.S ~,
an. Tsss ~ ,sor,c..s ,ns .s,.n,,,.v ~ 1890 -
eod,v srrrs v,ss .li ras,oas s.d ri coaaoiss man
sslve str,sv n, sns sssticn ~ tns, NON y-nas ~, n
mai No. OLE ,,v sousn ~ v.av ns ssrss ~ maosn
r,shts ov NE psteSeuoe "a the infanoos aporocr.a
ton 81 rexss OF vbioh he susass IN auon tevs - lava
doubt that he would be gisd % sooep sny osher er,
torysay assert Inc ri al O. hss govern
mens oveY n In Axe uannsr n we're ofisred biu bv a
ssbrsvs kDdyoA ssd tuaepepdens bad or uItbuster,
n Uniuphy anaa aSaecshss asos0ys sll eoaddsues N
NJ Duchansn's proeosioos Of justice ana N pdsrs iou
ana leaves ~ but Hale room 20 hone That he % be less
ayssppx and than me on evious osSs Of
the Democratic party when appoinsd 70 the Prcs cncy
have shown themselves.
In rexasd TO his domestic policy NJ Buohs usu de,s
ration II more modsvs.s In terms 70 substantially whst