The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

leaving n We are told 70 the people Of the Territories
OF deter mining whether they snail permit the inToduo
lion Of slavery mott Why make, a. yos sail you did,
Of S the p,'rsps Ws.s S ros
South according 10 the doctrine now advocated by the
IwouSrU whether Mr. Buchanan approved the principle
Of that bill not he ready to 60 the length OF the
Nr0,jv and take groand In favor Of petual equa
~ or representation in the senate" by Insisting upon
and ous rsn Under inc ,s @ 20 me
free StatesS will thus be seen, from the ExquiYers
logic that he Kansas bill 10 IN empty cheat, and then
honest and literal carrying out Of its boastsd
principle will avail to prooa the institutions or up
hold the prosperity and independence Of the South.
VIII the Northern demoor acy accept the doctrine put
forth by the Enquirer? not, what will become OF the
nationality Of the democracy In relation TO avery2 Will
Mr.. BuohAnans administration carry out the policy or
m'nistrstion which refuses 'our rights usder
the copsttuon and turn is back upoc "he last expe
dent for the preservation Of tho UnionS These all
pregnant quesons which we propose TO refer to from
time 70 time, AZ kisure may permit
From Stringfellow's Squatser Sovereign
ANOTHER INVASION BY THE AB0LIrI0NIsrs-AID
FOR BLEEDING KANSAS.
The newspapers inform that Vsrmops has appr0pr
ated by her Legislature, $50 0s0 for bleeding Kansas.
To sentimental old maids This may very generous
and charitable donation, and would be 20 II 1t were
But our readers must understand that the money In
stead Of being applied to the relief Of the INDECENT here
there be any IL Intended to fit out another monster Dva
sion, OF which We appraised you some weeks since We
warned you at that time that tho abolition Of
u
weeks Duration the city Of New YORK. aud that
determined 70 send TO Kansas force sufficient 10 over
como oil opposition: We bave warned you since that
through their m0uthpoce, Greeley, surmises
corroborsed he says: Fifty thousand FREQ State set
tiers must be thrown in next spring. and that Governor
from the slave states" This move Of vermont tho be.
ginning Of the end proposed ct that secret session Tho
other freesoil States will follow suit
Tho poor free sellers now In the Territory will never
cent Of vermonts $40 0oo or any that may be ap
propated by other free States New men, with Sbarpes
sent in 90 soon a. travelling be done In the spring
Now what will the South dot We assert what We
when W. ssy n, IN a the y,
lost by the nee State men, and there moro real need
Of assistance amongst friends than among them but
we make great outcry about it. We ask the generous
Southern States only to appropriate much through their
Legislatures IN proportion 70 their electoral strength "a
Kansas Q slave State viii be willing 10 give our
interest in the Territory 10 the first who will have
It, viii the South mot 90 thss While the North appro
priatng millions to carry out fanatica idea the south
must give hers to protect her property. II the North
succeeds she does at her cost for she Is inurng
she viii Be enod in the eSS
value Of her property and the North cannot possibly
Then let the southern States make the
tax her negro property to pay H. (or they, the owners
get the benefit OF tho appropreton and tho tax viii not
be felt oy the STATE The south should raise 10 this way
eighty Of the finest land in the world to ten thou
sand different families With this kind Of homestead do
ueuOu, WHICH our lhWs eAompt 6XeCutOu
the value OF about thousand dollars we are sure
that the families can very readily DO found TO avail hem
selves OF the rich bequest. Give this, and We
defy the North TO beat US In the race Speak
out brethren OF the press who love your homes 10 the
sunny South, who reverence the memory Of your gal
liant sires, who not willing TO be forced to
your household gods We expo. response from those
time. servers who, during the Presidential allied
their fortunes 10 man who made the discovery that the
repeal OF the Missouri restriction . great wrong
that measure by which Southern enabled onoe
10 hold cir heads In all the Territories the
equals Of the Northmen and dare 10 carry his property
with him; say we expect no response from these,
who were willing 10 the badge Of nferiory but
from every Southern edttor hope 10
hearty echo to our CALL aud 70 sound the note OF alarm
also; for there danger ahead, ~ that the abo
iiuonisis cunning, Eeacherous and mean.