The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1853

South should bs one We should be united and obssrv
anawake 70 rights, add mindful how, the recent
used. We should be firm and harmonious. AN tie eppo
.shom s.easures Of witch tie South has oopIained IN M
s s,s s,y ysa,' b. A . a s =, wa.sS.
The North borrowed from them. fAs Bank Of The United
SAFES originated Wia tie SosA The South, under Of
he sams sitk Inc intsrrai Improvement Then, il the
South had done these things and undone them, has
she not the power still united, 70 oontroip Hence be
Union substantial issue should not induce 10 secede
alone-wish four or i've States may: While remaining
should keep the alternative steadily not only in our own
view, but in the view Of the whole country. We should
Of The speSy the BELIEF g
accomplish or secure strength would not require all their
talent all he energy, all their waschrulness, all their
courage, and perfect state Of union and preparation TO
take decisive measures on the shortest notice. Mr. Ham
mopd said he Dds opposed to any further anweraon Of
work out is results He ,oished ne country haze
thing to do Dih AeSico on Central Ameriod. Mr.. Cal
noun WAS right IN denoun,ns the Mexican war. Is
results have proved injurious, and the opening OF
California routes has created IN unpre ,edeuted ex
pense 70 the country, and b the cause OF more
known before, both In and out Of Congress II We want
any Pacific route let have It by takng-sezing-
his DCcv h0 xs not 10 Vor Of s:h or
action. We ought IN all things TO act calmly and boldly
take our poson, stand TO our arms and mark tme wait
ing the movements OF our enemies The South should
keep her powder dry for whatever be the hope there
twenty free States against fourteen States, and
1t cannot Be disguised thA there danger o. b,oschng
the subject Of the reopenug Of the slave trade Mr. Ham
mond said inst IN the Union Il ,ocs out of the question
an ipracieab!s and visionary prge and that 70 r.vive
out OF the Uni0n In Central Americs or elsewhere,
WIS some shat mpolltic. Way should the
Of o~ terlosy at the South? Who soould put SLAVES in Kan
sds And who would pus them any doubt nj pos0rs
we lost Kaneas because had to pus there The
want OF slaves Is felt We were struggling keep
Texas against the inroads Of northern emgrants Why
should We 90 fer Central America Merico? Mexico
dead corpse floating the aeA in Of decomposi
ton. She was drifting up against us, and some might
desire 70 plunge the hrpoon and take her aboard But
Of what use would she be 70 with her six millions
wild Indians TO cvze, and her imperiors treacherous
Spanish racer We ,oont Of these regions n,to
II ID our manifest destiny 70 have them, manifest
destiny will bring the proper time We should atdyess
ourselves to the Development Of Internal resources
an the achievement Of Southern harmony and powsr 10
the Union, yet ready necessary to assolve Between
the citizens Of Georgia and South Caroline felt assured
thai % the green tops Of CAroinhn hills gave greeting
the border shores Of Georgia, and bold 5evannsh
grasped each state 10 friendly salute Georssos
Uarol.nans will be ever affiliated.