The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

ANOA AOOoo4 Az Ass
What OF Parties In the next Prs''dsnta~'
From he R'sanosa (ys) w,k-Aas Kao" S0'n'S
osgAn, August
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The ns1t Presidential campaign Al least, such speoo
Asss mu.s nsesssasv b. vague iadeanise and aassss
rally srrse.t henseives, n view Of The nex ssus
ale f'r the Presidsecv, aud WITCH 20 nay Alude 70 IN
We PERFECTLY agree In the o,dn n pu forth by con
temporary Of The Lynehhurg Vvgiatan that no = We
ssps ans ndioai NJ sIouod ~, Iners VIII oe rscoo-
Dental canvass In 1860 Indeeo such event. in oar
Judgment, 10 Inevitable Beiore the CLOSE Of the
mcvsr,y growing out Of he quss.ioo Of sis.
very In the territories, win be d ,enuvely AMI
,, in he territories bss aresdy bsen sdia..sd-nM 10
dsd In with the wishes and expect Of the
suth, or In sccnrdsucs With f'Des and jvce, hut IN
obedience 70 the desires aud demands OF the No to,
through the msChie and shameless interior noe Of
democratic nd wniersion and s d'otatorai officials In
the Nosth me soub, chat do We naess9 Is not
BSed, scs nOwdsed rrevOcable feet thai Kausas will
adop oonsttuii. prohibiting slavery, am that -il,
20 admitted nto the Uuon at the vry neu session Of
Cpgress, free SaeP And Ia nos upon the doue.t,
conohop Of Kansas that this whoe sectional csro'.rsy
Territory has been IN dispute All the otcer re'ri
tori's bavs been c'Dceded 70 the worth. mo sole
Se ) save Ave or - free ssse; aud Ia. ' qaes
ion, as We Asve sAa,. has already been de-
In tho uetu. nj Of the Kansas question, all sectional
pa ties out Of sight, and beo1me oisolasA inso their
orCpal s,cD epss There VIII be bas, heo, for Of her
The p entail campaign he black republican
gar xasioD 10 praooay ut eUd-the dem"oSay them
,sbsss /. Sese1%nses he ousSoo ,hss NO fave
shsn - formed ont Of tho present territory OF the
Union And the democratic party tHeh, having no c,m
for unconQnerabe peYpetusse la hold upon
the public panfeS That Ia In truth the cohesive pswer
which binds The democyacy together and Ia only that
which can mako them act together In the camps,gn Of
1850
mus then, ,hers must be reconsr acaoo Of parties
prior to the pitched battle for the Presidency Aud
% The ,lsvery question u al esiy settled far tho
Nntories CONCERNED, and - there 70 avs.ed or
party 70 Interfere with slavery In the SaeS consider
pr bsble thai oil the elements of opposition wi be
$50 rn.. hs is an oeiess greatly !, be- desired .duls
of doubt In the mud OF any man who be- wac' cd the
course Of the dem cratic parry for long years and Who
Is oognxapt Of the icks and articles TO which IL oennu
ally resorts for the purpose Of scqnrpg possession Of the
government ond sassng is appetite on the sools Of
Office The sum and substance Of lis poIcythe absorb
ing oh+c Of IT, sders-,s plumber. And henoe IL reat
make football Of any question IN aid Of its
elesaon to oo~er, and 70 so oil estoDs 70 extremity,
matter what may DO the danger aud hazard involved
LODGED, up'n the subject Of slavery II ek-.n re-
ea,d TO the security and alton Of Soune'n nsu
psyedf 70 euscopbe Of easy denomination that what
ptril the South has Observation-Disclosures he South
be; @ 81 s.. re- Pee 2, Sn, r.. not
ocrssy, North and South they have fed and o'shed
upon agitation for tho last twenty n~e forever gal
ana decevins the South into the ,uppon OF hs o.n
dosies and their policy, and yes all the while leaving
southern insttounns weaker and more exp srd or Al
s 70 q S and
and under h.r control the whole manage nens
Of this auessicn hs. been placed. With MAORI
The States, with democratic Presiden 8 and With
m'jorites in Copg-c.s, hey have hal ii completely
their willingness save Kansas The south and srosset
BOO born institutions lint siihatAndng he Pledges
ana n R.D. bot even hs Of
endangered In nsaour and perhaps osner bsfder States
Now suppose that Fremont had been elected instead OF
Buchanan, what worse Thing could have besallen the
South under hts sdmsiiyaIon than has already bcfAsn
Il under dc noorAic ADMINISTRATION Would there have
Than exists u pSeseut under he Of Boonsssn
and wanerf wsuld slavery have boon any csrtAin
DO nom ~ me NOT or opss s
Ne incline 70 me opinion that the election Of Fremont
would have resulted In The having Of Kssas 70 the South
Ter In their own hands and not len IL, they
unfortunately have " be dean with by trsa,
our deliberaie ooovicaou-in short. . con
viction shared In by nearly all the 3 ats rights
men Of al psre. a The soutnE:h., euco.nan', olscon
be south than the election OF Femoo would have been
Why lhcn should the South longer sul.lfy itself
OMEN betrayed H. and which will continue beusy IL 90
ooe a. resson sure means a. obtaining possession
o. the government ana the spoh 81 It's commando
then In our Judgment 10 al respects desirable tia,
the de vac pa phouh not only be displaced frocn
power but t1a d should he permanently overthrowa aud
crushed The rights and nte-ess nj the South, heir
cu'ity and preservation demand ~ and aiy TO
unto and 10 cooperate with any old or political
esaZsons which may combine tosehs, for the specific
prrposs Of defeating ard prosrsng tho demoo sc party
party which really the worst enemy the south has,
because In o sneAkng and insd ous, not an open
and Anly enemy. A, therefore, the slavery quos-
lon will be practically sestied and out of Wow By
The coae Of the next ngresa, We are In favor
OF combining all the elements or opposition N the demo
crazy In compact and powerful organization for he
Presidential oaigp az 1850. The democracy re In
powerlcss minority IN the Union, and with such
gxnlzs ion that have mentioned sweep tncm
from Maine 10 Teyas and achieve ~hetming VIC
tory We caro- nothing ~ TO .hai name this opposition
70 the democ acy may be calso by whether wsgs,
Ames oan, or oonsututionaista. Une Will
wei another our soe object being 10 pat d,~n the
moet dcmasosioal dangerous, reckrss oorrupt AM
principed party whicn ever had exitenoe In . frce
government
Our conclusion H. therefore, that there w be but two
parties In THO Presidential ed Of 1s6o-tbe asorganised
and rotten bunker democracy the sids, aud all
thnee opposed 10 the o4ber Tue question VI sls
In the Territories being settled We Ase our stand wi,h
The IaiSr, and shall svine for . Triumph when shall
wipe the bogus nAionh Buchanan walker democracy cut
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