The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

the prices the hcssrs Stuart for their rehaea gooIs
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lie Frcghs were atu, especially tor Liverpool, wh,
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| linton.
Our Washington adviees of this morning will
ga very inr to confirm The most sIeptical reader,
10 our opinion, tina, the NostherA antislsvery
crusaders have pushed their reasonable
schemes against the South To the last extremity
| 81 Southern safety and f",bearance.
| From two poiuts Of observation we discover
that the danger which threatens the South COM
prehends repetition. on grander scale. of the
bloody servile revolt of 81. Domingo, and the
still more horrible sgrarian atrocities Of the
| first French revolution. The key note of this
servi'e revolt was touched at Harper's Ferry by
| "Old Brown" who has died the death OF y
! traitor, to be canonized among the Northern
teachers Of his treason as q saint and martyr.
The programme Of combined servile and
sgrarian insurrection, Of the most appalling d.
mansions, is lai1 down in that infamous book of
Hinton Rowan Helper, u which we have here
tofore called the attention of our astonished
readers He proposes the following plan OF
operations
ton on the part of The non savehoding whites Of the
South
2 Inelgibtt Of pro slavery Shareholders; never
other vote to any who advocates the reteut,on aud
pcrp,tuauon vi human slavery.
No cooperation with pro slavery politicians; no fell
owshp with thin religion; utilization with them in
society.
No patronage to pro slavery merchants; guestship
ID slave waiting hotels pro slavery lawyers
employ meDt Of proslsvery physicians; no audience "
pro slavery parse
6. No IN re hiring of slaves by non Shareholders
Abrupt dscontinuance OF subscription to pro slavery
newspapers
l. The greatest possible encouragement free white
labor.
Reduced to single sentence, all this simply
means an agrarian insurrection against the
Southern slave and property holders by the
!aboring or "poor whites" in combination
with servile revolt, and compreheuding the
slaughter or expulsion of the dominant class
and the confscation Of their property. Against
| this combined movement the shareholders could
not hold out single day and let the "poor
| white" man OF the South be poisoned with the
prospect of appropriating his rich neighbours
estate, and let the ignorant slave be deluded
| with the abolitionists' notions of liberty, and
there will be very little difficulty in the work
OF inauguratiDg Helpers scheme of revolution,
emancipation and conGscation.
+ Here is a list of the subscribers, each TO the
amount of one hundred dollars or more, in aid
of fund for the circulation Of hundred
thousand copies Of said incendiary and revolu-
tionary book
B. " BonDey, New York city, 500; Nicholas Brown,
Warwick, X l., 500: Asher Burdick, Brooklyn, n Y,
500; fassius Cay, for Kentocky clergyman, $3.50
William Endoott, Jr, Boston, Msss $500; EDWARDS W.
city, :lto; Fro.alssSsn, jersey i Sy A. siSS s
Horace Greeley, New York city, 500 Edward Harris,
city, 4l0O; John JAY New York city, $780, samuel May
Boston, Mass, 500; Edwin p. Morgan, Albany, NJ Y,
$780, John Ncsmth, Lowell. Mass, co. John Norton,
aelphia, Pa 500; Marcus sprns, Eagles ooa, j.,
500; j. s. T. Strauahan, BROOKLYN, ", 500. LIE wis
d ds's,a B. B,0e s, y s'9S VIM onss Phil.
Slo0, Abram Wax. man. Eew York city, 800; rhurlow
Mess albany, N Y, sico; Bradford r. Wood, Albany
| N. Y, $780,
One hundred dollars each from our present
republican Governor Morgan and Horace Gree
ley and Thurlow Weed, with various smaller
sums from other republican chiefs and organs
will satisfy the reader as to the notu-o of tht.
"irrepressible conflict" of Mr.. Seward. From
the emigrant aid and Sharp's rifles subscrip-
| tons in behalf of the work Of cold Brown" in
Kansas, we can understand the meaning of
these subscriptions for Helpers book. They
are intended to aid in fomenting servile and
agrarian instruction in the South, in the diffu-
sion of this book among the laboring white po-
pulation of that section.
With such material and financial contribu-
tons to Helper from such moderate republicans
as Governor Morgan, in connection with old
Browns practice and Stewards preachings
against the ''slave oligarchy," is it surprising
that they should take the alarm, aud resolve
| upon distinct understanding with the North
| upon positive plan of protection Besides,
in all our late Northern elections there is no
thing to be found calculated to alay this South
ern alarm. They all point to that eternal war
| against slavery proclaimed at Rochester by
Seward, and commenced at Harper's Ferry by
| Brown. The only spot in all the North where
| the black republicans have been supposed to be
in hopeless minority, under the conservative
| majority of our people, is the city of New
| York; and even here we shall most probably
have to proclaim, next week, the election of
the republican candidate for Mayor, on account
of the antislavery debaucheries which have
broken up the democratic party.
All these things taken into the estimate, we
cease to wonder that the South has been brought
to the resolution that their rights shall be pro-
tected within the Union, or that they will I'M
dertake to protect themselves outside of the
Union. Are we prepared to meet this issue!
This is the great question of the day.
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