The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

ranlc enAOng tine peeewaonasts.
a. es The Uss(os Mercury, April az
a&n rRO0Ines on AsOGSFIoN. .... y
ne souih Is sndoussedly minority IN hs governmssS
and with every sArt o. the Norhcrs party sesinsi Der
oni S IL numbers rSe.Sas~any With he so%s, Sus Il shs
ursnimty, aedness AMI uSeoy Of her designs upon the
Wha WIS the result 80 rvoN boassed oS the Ia.e Pres
dfntsa eaeotonf In addition to tho voee Of the south NJ
Bchaaan the candidate sccepabAv % thus section from his
in gusrsned received the votes Of bet sv Northern States
on these FIVE, he received majority V0tetn out one-hs
native Slate Of fs.nsyvans The cshen- Nw Jersey In
him. the majority ve being divided bctweea two N@thern
astisl.very men, Fremont and Fillmore, PesMSansd
iA~sand and hay five, osd shs Urged b. us prsde and
ne Apav # d1af1 one Of her sons 10 Ms sat e6oe Stnfe
eass Ma so Pin9sei'ia has imseas x. i.x position
0umsss, an ao'ionss and e.sy u H. ssI, 10 rrpre~a
kr n tAs Sndk Who're then, do find encouragement
VIVA b fcsssd IN Ne general resxdimtv~ q ~ dscis!on
IN ne DTrd SN cdethe bitterness and confern3 with
s M'S '1s a e Of s S,s T esuis ~ S
SSndsy as'er sx'dsy o's"d he raifrses e NJ Ss~ Dr.
WMabr dssc.rcs II ne 500 900 les, voted By s MAJ
sacAusfs Ans S Representatives out Of heu~Sy arod
tyranry 70 aid etgun1 10 Kanns In the rcdoubed e1brss
throughout the North 10 make that Territory free and en-
VIZ Z g rssom:sst n Me e.s,ter .cssy gs'.s% y
ress company for oelcnirss virginia, with view q
redeensns her 70 frcesoa and driving OUT tho sAvc
asd she concurrent, audAciOus ssscm apou Mssourii
Or, finally, do Southern e in the excitement.
mind II 50 many Ways: AND n ne es1' H. ,cS;cS ~
copyj,vs he NEw Yoax Hn,rD, ae npporssr Of NJ 81.
s che 70 s he s,S q s s- r. !. oys~s.
cloim:f for ne ,sea Pr.ssd1cyf
Indeed, we do not appreciate the magnitude OF the late
victory 10 the South or theoverwhennS disaster OF tho
defeat 70 the party Of the Worth. We are At 9
loss to discover eiyns OF is extngisemens, or
ing strength Of tho South In TIE Union. This
u NOT tho rst time that party has been defeated They
trained and gaining ground with every fixture, they are
thoroughly organized and powerful party nndaunt
ed and confident Of success So far from being broken and
disbanded they eLed At the result Of r last trial Of
strength With the South They have skft leaders; they
know their growing strength and declining the
rudy sotes Ani aided the South r1e last e bss
Of ne people Of TIE North and riiiesde me tto Of TIE
i vs. sas 4. @ 2 a SS sssss. S - ss
righuy n their power, and that we will susnit 10 DO
revo!uuonaed and subvered into depeadency upon The
Northern majority. They believe that majority should
govern. They the majority and they fcrsot tak certain
Of the rights and inscss Of the minority properly b.
yond the sphere OF their direction and control They have
not been taught They have learned The contrary,
that We are all one people, under one governsnens-he
general that In the majority
must govern Tho North are now the majority; the
government Is theirs, and the right 70 govern ~ they
please for the general welfare Of the country Therefore,
constitutional laws, decrees and o. every de-
scripon must give way before the honorable necessity
Of this supreme law OF freedom and demoeracythe ma
jory must govern Fanascism, ambition avaroc each
and ~ drive them They the darling object Of their
desire within reach and they think easy accomplish
bodes and more acvc ever their assaults upon th
South In point they directing their energies " the
violent and dls0rdcry seizure Of Torrtory anoshsr
they have positively and directly assaulted the insu
TSsy has. isarssly in.rOduosa tho subject into the
State IAgn ature. have commenced the agitation,
and have achieved the VICTORIOUS possession Of tbs
capital city-he wondrous city Of g. Louisrising In
esd :. no dssn, dsy from % ocsca oo%masdnS III
the great northern tributaries Of the Father Of Waers and
boundess commerce to become TIE sseas inland city
al the CONTINENT Nor they satisfied with this success
Their case Is fxed upon the mellow neds Of Missouri,
yielding res crops OF hemp wheat and ooSn upon her
q cropping coal 6elds hes oestr position oe power and
influence untold. They have oonmcaoed an nvasou 20.
% s y s
And their method not TO be persuasion and srgumco
but hostile asitAoo denuncasioo, abduotoo, yolecee
scope Of malice Al third point they design the invasion
Of another slave have organized all
at Cursha9o. There is be quarter to the enemy
respite from tho assault until the design compassedthe
/ south subvevted urder q Northern dominion
This is the scheme, and thess OF the facts o.
| the present To us hcy appear eveniful, ~ the com
meocemen, OF new in the history and progress q
the anagcusm OF the North and the South Hitherto the
assaults upon the south have heen IN manner indirect
AMI prospective. The agitation has been carried on ~
tho abolonss the North and In the NATIONAL councils
alone. Their efforts have been directed IN the common
possessions OF the two sections and 70 Saies In ebryo
Dstrict OF Columbia, the arenals dockysrds, forts &c
Hut the direction Of their efforts has now chsnged they
have achieved great u nsy rsocf IN kansas
8&~1 mus inelsl,ly Jnu cg Jvm her altsgsa~s % ne
So,a1n sat- i ne sapp le,s and has mad preparations
Al this stage 1t IL well for thinking men Of the South 70
in their arden, pursuit OF money and reject upon
the OF their countrytheir civilization, starous
rights nteres aye Of the value Of the property they
anxionsly scckof the prospects q those who are 10
come after them. II continue 70 think our duty per-
formed when have thrust the keeping Of rights
into the hands OF poAIcians-men foolish enough 10 gy
NJ in our selfish and short sighted devotion money max
Ing. take DO time u examine tie condition OF our pod
existence, and TO hold the appointed keepers Of our
lcgal rights strict account of their stewsrdships
"a. take In hand ourselves this Rrca, matter
between the North and the souih; n tho people OF
city men--s,i insls, thai they making money, and
no, be bothered and distracted from tho oil ab,orbng
sv sa. w., al sdn. s. s~S 4. Sar s" Nv
rcdyoed 10 Maroon "trip Tbs agitation o. This
question costs nothing 10 Northern men. They have
nothing 10 lose II excitement agreeable W their feel
prs, soothing 10 their fanacsn ambition os svsrce ~
The case may be. To the southern man hiss f'e,lns
csnkes thai allows p-ace; and rec, aad security can
NO, be bad with tbs ins,iiuuoa LEO espcc The
citizens q the border STATES 70 dipene with slavery, and
cs peace any so. no, n . ss%sn a n;,,s u 70
otbr ave and prcsec, the border State By checking
shortly this rrupten and the whole policy Of the N or
mske up their minds 10 right ueu battles 10 this behalf
alons a. future day. Let them put OF The time q
deveranc~ until coudncd 70 The mAlaral REGION and sur
rvupded from tho RIO Grsnde W the Cape Fear, with
Gordon q fre aud their civzstou. rights and nterese
viii snorch and wither In the blazing beat q an cvrs
whemipg and aggressive public opinion. sborn Of uc,S
Defensive strength, their country VIII become unnhsbit
able heir property vaiueless, and themselves besgred
,ou, provisions, negroes, lands, houses, lots, stocks
and bonds In demand high pricesL Il this =
Why prosperity viii survive the progress q
events tenns directly, inevitably and rapidly 20 destroy
both and selves peoples Once let the institution
ID ba
der the ban Of powerful public opinor conceursed MP
"a and bent upon reform, takes M prophcs 30 fcre
tho rise 81 Anxiety and une~snees. And vnce let psfo
sese the pope and the of money. and where vii be
The boosted vsinss Property q every descr,pon ~
founded upon socs boss and IN Ssch crisis oon
| guther
Then - The thinking Il bs scah rssii-s
| Lit them be- ready, when the ocoatoa comes, "
stop the progress OF Nortbsru sggression, A. h.y
| vsue their rights AMI Interest," TO Us ths reoord