The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29
NEW YORK nERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1855

according to quality. Swiae were in Large supply.
and the market was correspondingly depressed,
without however any change in prices
The Tammany General Committee met last night,
and made their final arrangements for the election.
committee was appointed to demonstrate with
the Police Commissioners on their recent APP
pointment Of Police Clerk. II seems that but thirty
Of the two hundred and fifty Police Clerks are de-
mocrats, and the General Committee very properly
think this is not fair apportonment. Mayor Tie
is to be appealed to, to sec if justice cannot
lie done.
The sales Of cotton yesterday embraced about $500
bales including 500 in ranstu. The market was less
buoyan and closed rather heavy at about 12,sc l2c
for mddlng uplands. Common grades Of -four were
heavy and dull while the medium and higher brands
firm and quite active with better demand from the
home trade The sales for tho day footed up IT, 900
barrels. Wheat Of good qualities Grmer, with
speculative demand for Western red, which sold
at 81 10. Corn was firm and in fair demand,
With sales Of Western mixed at 66c. 69c Pork
was irregular, but active, with sales Of mess at
ST. and OF prime, part check the day at $13 50a
S4 Sugars quite steady, with sales Of about 900
hhds. at rates given in another place. Coffee Irm
and quiet. Freights were firm while engagements
limited. ~~,
The Revolutionary Abolition Doctrines OF
Sewari-Necessity OF Immediate Public Ac-
ton.
The atrocious abolition sentiments and doc
trnes uttered by W. II. Seward in his late cool
and deliberate speech at Rochester, are SO dan
gerous in their purposes and their tendencies to
the peace of the Union, the supremacy of law
and the safety of society, that not n moment
should be lost by the conservative people of this
great State in the duty of silencing this reckless
ncendiary.
The main point of the revolutionary speech in
question is as follows. Speaking of the collision
between the free labor system of the North and
the slave labor system of the South Mr.. Seward
says
Shall tell you what this collision meanse They who
think that II is accidental unnecessary, the work OF in
tcresied anatical agators, and therefore ephemera
mistake the altogether. repressibe conflict
ctecen opposing aud enduring forces and that the
tinted States and mill later become either
ircy sarcholdsg nation, or entirely free labor ma
ton Either the cotton and rice fields OF South Carolina
and the plantations Of Louisiana will ultimately be
titled by free labor and Charleston and New Orleans be-
nsrs for legitimate merchandise alone, else the
rye fields and wheat fields Of Massachusetts and New
York must again be surrendered by their farmers to
slave culture and to the production Of slaves and Boston
and New York become once more markets for trade IN
the bodies and souls Of men. II IL the failure 10 appre
bend this great truth that induces many unsuccessful
attempts at final compromise between the slave and free
states and is the existence Of this great fact that
ders al such pretended compromises, when made, vain
and ephemeral.
The appointed Office, then, Of the republican
party, according TO this prnuncomienO of its
great oracle, is the eXtinguishment Of slavery in
the Southern States; and there is to be no abatc-
ment Of this war against slavery, no compro-
misses, no concessions for the sake OF peace, so
long as there shall remain single slaveholding
State in the Union.
Now. We hold that no Intelligent man CONVEX
SAINT with the dangers. fears and tenn er Of the
South, will undertake to deny that should Seward,
or any other Northern candidate occupying his
platform. be elected TO the Presidency in 1850,
his success upon the programme here laid down
will be the signal for the immediate secession
of the Southern States from the Union. They
will not remain year under government the
whole power of which is to be devoted to the
cause OF abclitionism in the South, and the repe-
tition. from Virginia to Texas. of the bloody and
horrible scenes, of the servile revolt of ST.
Domingo.
With one month to work upon. this incendiary
manifesto of Seward could be made the instru-
ment Of his political death, in the defeat of our
republican State ticket. As ii is, our conscrva-
tive agricultural. commercial, financial and
manufacturing classes, OF al parties, who be-
leve that our present federal Union is indispen-
sable to THEN peace, prosperity and safety. should
proceed at once to rcbuke this insolent and reckless
traitor, in public meetings, here and everywhere
throughout the State, and in behalf Of the Parker
State ticket. When the success Of Seward and
his reasonable and bloody doctrines il involved
in the success Of Morgan, party lines or aiini-
ties Aiould deter our patriotic and Union loving
people from their duty Of defeating the man,
Morgan. in order to PROSTATE and cast out his
tr:i,orous and dangerous master. -
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