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

may, and should grieve to And Southern man WHO
NC not But, on the other hand, having been all lay If,
and beipg still an ardent estate rights man. believing
estate rights to be essential nay the essential ee
ment Of she constitution, and that no who thinks
otherwise stand cn tie same constitutional platform
That do II seems that am, and all those wiz;
whom l act habnuay are, deddfraEs al all, true
estate rphts democrats Nothing In public affairs SO per-
plexes aud annoys rs az Ties: absurd party names and
could be Interested in them | could easily COM
prehend two great parties, standing the two great
agonistic principles which are inherent in all things hui
cordny 10 the peculiar views Of each individuals and
pever NJ loss to find my side as now, IN what are
Town to the democracy and republican parties Of thus
country But The H,nor distinctions have, for tho most
mart seemed to me be Fictitious and factous gotten up
by cunning for selfish purposes TO which the true
pa,rot and honest should be slow to lend himself
For nv self and for you, while represent You, shall go
for the constitution ..ficy construed and faithfully car
red out Twin make my fight such as may DC, by 'he
eide Of any man whether from the North SOUTH ss or
West, who viii do the same; and vii DO HOMAGE 70 ms
virtue his ability, his courage and SO TAR rs cam make
just compensation for his tolls and hazards ana saefnces
As 10 the precise mode and manner OF conducting TINS
contest that must necessarily y great exsent de-
! pend upon the exlgenccs that arise but Of course
| could be compelled By no cxigcncy, BY no party
| the least Of those principles which constitute oar
great If tho South has any desire to remain in
the Vnon and control it, she, her safety requires that
she should, in essential PARTICULARS Il she does
main in II, must copcliate her Northern allies. She
must b. just kind and true 10 al who are true 10 truth
and 70 her. But IL she determines and whenever she
determines, to throw of her Northern friends and dis
sOlVc thh IniOn need tlat snail, WIN
out hesitation, so with her fully and faithfully do not
for moment doubt that, in Of this Cnon she
sustain herself among the foremost nations OF the earth
Al that she requires the union Of her people aud
happily they at any former period united
| snd harmonious as new. homogeneous people, with
social and industrial institutions the every
where, and all great interests identical, should
| always have been united in moral and political
opinions and policy The ambitious dssensons Of the
host Of brilliant whose adorn Annals have
heretofore kept apart The d0iots hare, a, length
forced nloa k,oiciedge Of true position, and
red Us into uriolaa union nj far dygreS ion, bit for
defence; purely coierGtte 81 he constitution and The
staional rights Of ercry section and Of crcry The
union OF these States tom the Canadas To the Rio randc
and from shore shore Of the TWO great Of the
globe, whatever splendor may encircle H. is but policy
and not principle. N is subordinate TO rights and int
rests. Blu he union Of he shareholders IF The South is
principe iaplrinq all rights ard all Interests Lee
uat a'lsoa Dc perfect and rerpttad. II constitutes on
strength our safety and prosperity let Us frown down
every proposition that might seriously divide us AMI pre-
sent TO our assaants from every quarter solid and i'm
rrognabe phaarx. lat us also give TO the winds every
thought Of fear every feeling of dependency, and fully
comprehendng and tenperatoy but resolncly asserting
great power in this confedorlcy and throughout III,
world let us devcopc and consolidate resources,
devote ourselves manfuiy and hopefully 10 the accom-
rlishnent of the magnificent future that is within
| reach.