The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

Kansas, - we earnestly urged, g required elm
is pledges, impaired It's position WITH the south
and has gained nothing with the North In The policy
urged 70 pursue, we we're s best irends Instead Of
the pro slavery party being abolished In Kansas they
have commended disadvantage, with Al esrnesaess
ana ability unsurpassed in political warfare for the estab
a prosavery constitution 70 Congress as their fun
damental law in applying for admission ss q STATE
the summer no bigger than % mans hand nov rises to
the empyrean and rapidly spreading over the political
heavens The vicious agents Of the administration,
Walker and Stanton, instead Of producing peace have
only exasperaed parties against each other and raised
belon against the legal authorities Of the Territory The
been sent into The Territory 10 sverhe issue Of slavery
in the application Of Territory to be admitted Is State
into the Unions now about TO arise IN congress The
fidelity of the North of the democratic party 70 the
constitution and the plain pledges Of the Kansas Nebraska
act about be tested It will now be proved whether
South the insuciency of all parties at the North without
unyedDg back bone to protect the South in the peace
able enjoyment OF the institution Of slavery and Of that
rights was designed TO secure The Indications already
given arc, that To the old game played over
again. Of fahlessness and cheaery On every sectional
ssue-on every in Congress bearing the nstitu
ton Of slavery-the South has seen her int
rests betrayed, and a sufficient number Of North
democrats arrayed against her. with the acquescence
OF Southern men, TO secure her overthrow II was 30 on
the 2lst rule. twas in California. Again the question
OF slavery arises form that brings with the deepest
responsibilities Georgia. MisHsippi and Alabama stand
pledged 10 secede from tie Union should Kansas opplyr9to
Mr. Douglas Senator Illinois, one Of conooctors Of
squaer sovereignty and the great non intervention com
promser the other day supported by South Carolina
in the National Convention for the Presidency has de-
clared himself against her admission From different and
unexpected quarters in the North the administration is
T ana tho co sssaa ssss
thorities shall bring forward to Congress The
south STANDS united S in support Of the admin,
the support Of her rights involved in Kansas She will
stand united not on the inferior ground of party assoca
ons-not national democratsbu earnest Southern
men, and States Rights men, unfolding the interests and
honor and safety Of the South Let her not bow TO the
time serving trammels Of party but Lift party up to the
and thus make her shield, instead Of sword To divide
her people and accomplish her overthrow. In the Ian
guage OF distinguished Vrginian, "Let the South unite
for the sake OF the South and the storm may yet be
rolled back from the South and the Union possible be
saved.
From the Chicago Observation-Disclosures Niger wor-
shipper
THE SOUTHERN PROGRAMME.
In another Part OF TO days paper copy at length
significant article from the NEW YORK HERALD, which
questonaby embodies the Southern programme for the
conduct of this Kansas war, and for OF injuries
and healing of wounded honor, if the South is
the Southern members OF Congress will retire in
a body from the halls of the Capitol, issue
nifeso to their respective legislatures and wait Wash
ingon the Instructions which their action will bring forth
Well what Of III II the Sourtb has ordained that justice
shall not be ccne to the Kansas people that they shall be
brought under the yoke Congress will not consent
to the papabe nquty that the Union shall be dissolved
they will find few in the North who will shrink from the
alternative which the ugly presents This question
of the right of the people to self government may well
be settled at any future time; and though in
wolves dissolution OF the Union and the establish
ment Of Southern confedcracy, il must be settled
We have from the first held that the
nation Of the Kansas usurpaton wosli be the
destruction Of the life OF government the
extingushment OF the principles upon which ii
founded, and that though we might for longer or
shorter period, retain tie semblance Of q democratic
public, the ruling power would be essentially arbra-
~ ard despotc the kingshp OF Bomba Of the
FAINT Neroof Vienna. Therein We have, believe, but
echoed the opinions of the great body OF the re-
Pubicans OF the Northwest That they will consent
the unbearable abasemen and shame ofthe North should
the adis OF Kansas under that infamous Iecompton
constitution be the condition precedent to the ad
mission Of Oregon and Minnesota, not Keitt, who is
the shalowest and most contemptuous Of his reeatng
tribe III believe. Self first and tho Union az
terward, will lie the waichword when the hour OF trial
comes