The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27


any OF the government territory with his slaves
nd be entitled 10 Che protection OF the government THIS
therefore, the fundamental law. 4 tho duty u the
Executive enforce 1t much any law Of Congress-
New, therefore, the law protects slavery In ehe States
from the nererence Or the federal 20 as we'll as from
throws the protecting mantle Of the government
it in the Territories, ! ask by what authority do We
Of the North agtate question which We nave
jursdictiOnf U what practical advantage can
for that which have no legal power
~ ostains What motive "a II that prompts those who
through tho press aud through political harangues are
striving excite hese preulices aud create annoses9
Fellow citizens the answer s patsnL Upon this dagger
agitation few demagogues seek To obtaa partisan
power. by such appeal " the mistaken phi!an.
tropy OF dciuded that the leaders Of Of the
political parties Seek TO procure the patronage Of tho
general government They would kill the goose obtain
the golden egg knowing, xs they must tAt the American
Union could not survive their prooion TO the control
provided they attempted pra icdi execution Of tnsir
principles nevertheless, mpelod by pern'ciols SPIRIT
they rush headiong the precpice from whch they
and the Union must be dashed Into fragment
And, meanwhile, what is the sequence to tho
og tationt Aside rom the dire political conse-
qneuccs what VIII become tue this city,
Where viii we lind substitute for tue trade Of the SouthS
Where else can we look for tho products which aord 80
much wealth, employment ana profitable returnst X,
lilly attempted description OF the srcial results
New York growing out of the praecsi sdccess OF the
o'ls ana shocking doctrines enuncaeI by seward As
no. Ain sa. occasion, Tue consel fences are o.yona
nan appreciation. The first indication may b. found
IN me Harpers Ferry conspiracy Let that proc .eding
sae nan result Of black republican tea ings tell It's
Wh .ae The advocates Of the doctrine which prompted
that horr,d plot seek TO divert from their own door
ue resi.hs'oiiy by declaring the chief actor q md
man ~ might Do sufficient answer that the me.
thod, ciicuinspcction and caution which attended
The inception aud execution OF that terrible and
bloody conspiracy gave tho lie to such dcclara-
ton Brown was no mailman; but II mad VINO m ,de
him soY The demagogues who got up the nv,, on If Tho
slavery question ut tho Norththe political knayes who
Tor tem own dcscaoe PURPOSES created the exite nt
and diseased the braius Of such men ma f,arri, ss
Those are tho responsible parties and upon them ahnui
fail the denuncatiops OF the people of the North n -
10 the leaders Of the black republican party An, .ho
cN.es they incucate upon tho stump aud throch tho
press ut whose door must be laid dreadful resncna,
bty OF the presence Of the whether sane or crny
who engaged in that fearful attempt at slave msnr
re and white massacre No subtcrge or paiiat,on
Will serve as an escape. Upon their heads the puoe i'm
precautions should fall around there necks the hlngmaus
rope could be well employed in bringing than ,no
nnious death.
Gon--
Now therefore, fellow citizens, this question Of taxation
u Of vital ntcrcstto al but especially TO that class who
IN the compose the democratic party 1t cannot be