The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01

ue bioosnink0sic Tch0 IN order they can MAKE
some lat things for their frieDd-, increase the
taxes, an0 thur taye cnnncc 10 steat little
more. The sfiar eflers splenoiS opportunity
for II little extrs stealing, sn exercise always
welcome Mt the City Hall, aud il ii. people get
a good road they won't srambse at beng plup-
darsa little tor it,
SOUTHERN DisusIosIsa-A BEAUTIFUL PLor
DiscovgRED-w pubiirhsd yesterday tets
grepb,c despatch FROM Washington, 10 the eff.c.
that Hen. VIM. l.. Yarcey, Of Alabama, had
sent 10 Richmond, Virginia, letter for publ
cation, in which Mr.. Vance. charges Mr.. Roger
a. Pryor, OF the Richmond South 'with having
betray ed The disunieu party at the South, ana
with having violated certain conditions pro
postd by him on the Subject Of osuuiou."
The specifications OF Mr.. Yaacey, according
to our correspondent, arc, that % oisunon
league was 'oroleo OF which Mr. Pryor was
member. The understanding WAS that the
iessue sbouI9 appoint a commission to negotiate
certain arrangements with England in the way
Of prCtectorate, direct TRACE, &C.; and, after
these srrsngsu wera perfected, d,sanon
was mediatcly to follow. Mr.. Pryor was ut
first 10 make hypocriticsl show OF preference
for the Mr. b, and, after u little tcdginv, 70
csrry Virginia in ievor Of th. dieunion project
lie sereed, in otAtg words, that she Should not
JOIN the Southern confrderacy at the outset, but
that he would bring Ter after Sigh. show
Of favor for lessue With the North"
A very beautiful plot indeed. And 30 this ia
the nearing of all ttese freeatng Southern
Commercial Conventions, and of all these
noisy c!iques of Southern confederacy men
Walker fil,busters, African slave traders Kau-
| Sos disunoD agitaio's, and what not. When
| Governor Wise ana Preston S. Brooks in 1856,
| threatened, il tie event OF Frenons's election,
to march Is Southern army upon Washington
snd carry off the spoils OF the treasury.
| the public archives, DC. and proclaim
| Southern conftderacy, we thought they were
! merely trying to iris hcen the old fogies Of the
| North; but when we fpd G.on acavely plotting
| in the dark, however absurd their schemes may
be, it il fair to conc nde that they are IN earnest
| that they are seriously and heartily working
10 accomplish tie schemes IN which they are
| engaged
| Our readers will recollec, ttat i,nmediately
! after tie proclamation O. Mr. Bucharau's
| Inaugural sDo cabinet there we're symptoms,
very broadly developed. O. the formation
| Of 81 ultra Southern Conspiracy 20 rule or
rnin tie new adlnius,Iatiou. The establish
meDt o. The Richnond So,,'h was generally &C.
! cepted 90 q powerful LAX in support of this
| theory Of ~ ultra Southern conspiracy, aud the
| terrible hue and cry which that organ, and the
| Charleston WercaG-t New Orleans Deltr, and
other organs Of tHe Gre-eating schoo! kept up
Tor several months agains: Governor WALKER,
Of Kansas, AID ,Le hansa3 policy Of the Gdri
nisratiou. removed every doubt Of the existence
OF this ultra faction Of Southern fire-eaters.
We hsd supposed, however, that disunion
was merely the scsrecrow, the raw head and
| biouoy beuss, slich this cabsl bad agreed 10
use to frisrteD the old granoies Of The demo-
cratic party Of the North, and that the real
object of the coalition wos nothing more nor
iess than the sroiis md rlcnder OF the next
Presidency. Eat IL appears that 10 this CON-
mon sense view q The matter we were very
vide Of the mark, and that the dissolution Of
toe Union and 4 separate free trade Southern
c,o'tderacy were, 10 reality, the objects con.
tenplatcd by this little nest Of couspiyators.
Icat.ertd oil along the road froln Washington
aao Richmond To New Orleans. Had shey sue
cetd'd by their se1selsss fuss and fury In
Tightening DC. Buchanan from the line- or
policy which he had s,aked out FOR his rdminis.
'rs:ion, very likely II this day this diaunion
faction would have been on tho high road to
seceaion ard . Southern public, Under D,i..sh
protection.
Fortunately, however, FOR the South aud
the country, m. Buchanan, from the out
SET proved 10 be man who wag
not 70 III bui'!ed or worried, nor The
rran To be trilod oih BIZ Northern or South
ern consplrators esatost The peace Of the coun
try. Hence this beausiiul Southern plot fcr the
dissolution Of The Union, aud tie organization
OF tho South urder separate government a. u
pTotec,olsta Of EoglanJ hAs fallen to pieces,
ard the parties concerned In il are be ginnipg TO
turn states evidence Against eech ether THIS
il another Of tee victories O. Nc. Baehaaan's
administration. BY bic firm steady and
straightforward course he hes rot only proved
The contemplate wsaknsss end folly or North
ern ahoh'iou'sm, Int the equally contemplate
folly and weakness of Southern notification md
disunicnisrD.
OF oil The ahsQIdities Of al the cracls.hrained
frc-catirg theorizers Ct the South, this thing Of
Southern siayeholding confederscy under the
protection 81 England On the basis Of free
troae, cap The climax. We shculd like 70 know
oil atout H. What has Master ROGER Pryor 70
say Modest man Roger, to aVree 70 hold vir-
e'ria back until everything should be ripe FOR
Southern English pfotcctorate LetLloyd Car
rison hide Bis diminished head,
Coon NEws ron THE Know NoTHEGs-GREaT
FALLING or IN EmGRA TIos.--for the hrst time
in tha hisiarx of sutgrpffon "a the Iuitad