The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-06

tcry that would place the slave States on equal
n.y. and more wan tne ree ssaas " me onon b n
think pretty concusvey that have not the surplus
ropuiation, suitable territory within PRESENT
reach to create any number OF slave states ar Ia a.
tempt IL by costly, yet impratcabe amt ,nSrtv enter
prses will be to waste our straQth 10 no puroose and
that the idea Of recovering equality voting
and free Sta whether the doors OF Congress or else
where, y visionary We had better, then think AZ once
iaare up our minds according to the facts and giving up
az BODIES elo''s oon every Consequence 81 .s BOSTON
without the slightest trepidation Why, TIE South mum
bering twelve millions OF people, possesses already aa
lions What does she need 70 seek beyond her Dor
ders what has she to fear? With such COAST and
harbors such rivers, mountains and plains fun Of III
the precious metals, SO fertile in soil genial in climate,
producing in such unparalleled abundance the most yaiua
bic agricultural staples Of he world capable Of M
nufacturing 70 any extnt and possessing the best
social and industrial systems that have yet
been organzei-she might have sunk into soth
from Of prosperity had she not been kept on
the alert by the herce assaults Of an cuyous world
ssaus which, a. time alarming ii has been in feet
scarcely more than wholesome exercise 70 rere an ~
ercse Which has made the most yrtuous Of tho
most enlightened and most powerful people who nov
flourish on the globe. Tho South has olg been mixer
vaung and doing grea. injustice 70 herself she has been
aniehtng her weaknces, and croakg ABOUT the dangers
that besot her. when she might glory IL hor strength aai
liked ard overwhelming free State majority against Us n
his Union, with III our natural advantages must dis
solve The connection TO insure our present safety and &C
coIplish orr proper destiny. Perhaps But permit
me 20 suggest not vet The dissolution OF ths Union
alternative tat we have always At COMMAND, and for
which should be ready, hut peaceful prosper
and powerful people may challenge fate iny TOO
Tho question still remains The free States be
brought 70 concur Prominently in line Of policy that
VIII Subvert the constitution and seriously damage tho
South III this confoderacyY ! 30 rot b"ieve that
they can. Reckless as is political ambition, and
insane rs fanacsm if, have idea that
the free States be consolidated the wild project OF
ruling the Shareholders by brute numbers either
through tue ballot box Or by force Of rms whether 70
emancpate slaves strip OF the fruits Of their
labor or TO with the mness anJ patcrnll
ton demagosues Of the North, may believe H. Bit ehen
i 70 The ccRai test u aeter sober pririo,
i'm should lrefo TIE sen>e u dcngtr and NE lore 81 coon
aud totaeo ,cou'd 10Th Northsra brethren, az every
crisis override IL fore II negroes On tas think you
may Depend despite The insocn boasts Of the abolition
lists Of what they viii do when they get the government
in their hands The North has only be made clearly
sensible how far she am what the South will not
submit she viii no, trcspass beyond that, bot viii
herself with the glory of carrying the alternate
biennial elections she has last doneways leaving
70 the democracy TO carry that which makes the President
hen 10 refer to facts 10 show the past power Of the
South IN this Union, and the present state Of the
great questions in which she Is most deeply inter-
ested When, thirty years ago, began this artuons
ccact for III. constitutional recrm OF inns mt
roughly diyidci The tariff, the bank, the internal
Improvement system nay, even abolition itself. al Ind
the sanction Of 4 large number Of orr most prominent
Southern II they did not all originate they
all rcsusciiaed IN that Of hfatraon when Southern
President proclaimed 'nat .'ai feaeraisis all
republicans when Southern statesmen state
rights and the const tuition became fer dead let
The tariff OF is2s levied duties Of than
forty rer all our IMPORTS ly the tariff Of 1857 tho
average " duties reduced below twenty per
We have accomplished that much; and, besides tic psn-
epc Of free trade is pretty generally conceded now
throuc ton. the Union II cannot he dcniCdtta this Is
great think he duties should be reduced sl
lower and, particularly that he determinations against
the agricultural interests should be abolished.
But II il supposed that 'at there viii be Do.
mand for their increase AZ the next session If 50, il will
trade is the test the iochstcne OF free government,
monopoly is a dtslotism nave no heiat on IN saying
that The plantation States should discard any government
that mace protective tariff lis policy. They should MT
submit 70 pay tribute for the support OF any other indus
trial system than thcr own, much less o make good the
bubble sacuallens &C another Of the Union. Tn
equal taxation j., after ALL what have most a. fear
IN this Union, and against that must be always really
10 aGopl tho most decisive measures The Internal i'm
prcvcinert system was full v,gor in 1925 Exaggerated
also by Southern men Il absorbed nj thc surplus Of the
treasury and being ~ Us nature unlimited was capable
q absorbing all the that could be cNtcrtcd by the
highest possible tariff That too. not destroyed has
been checked and crippled ,! southern action ], Is true
naughty brigand is now little than sturdy hcrgar
| We lad then, also, ~ tor operation Bank u
| the Un,ct states, with branches IN all princi-
\ pal elites II received and spcculstod ~ The
revenues 81 the government, aud controlled and
concentrated 10 the North al the exchanges thus eyyng
per eeniage upon every commercial Transaction q: the
South. That has been annihilaed IL secIs the sleep
which established stili exists pytc OF is destruction
by the federal government and the collection Of the
nnc IN specie exchanges sl centre Ia the North and
cur Otherwise staple industry still compelled " participant.
css IN az the reckless spccuu'ons fanaic
section f,na'cal n rs love a money than In s
devotion T. negroes Bn, this Is a scr imposed vas alagc
Through the privileges which Southern legislatures
have granted 70 innrmcrahc banks made TT
puary 20 New York which 4 itself tributary 20 London
The great world centre &c exchanges IN Thus by
act, Iry double tribute though nearly athc
trade Of the rntcd States with England Is bas,d
Southern products. TINS has the south, by her
energy aud ability disposed q the capital grievances
ag,ingt which shc protested with almost halrher public
have twice wres,sd the voyernr,,n, f,om us
ant inflicted ohsr INJURIES but they were coon stripped q