The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
Tho EnelAh Nomination OF Senator Seward
for the Presidency.
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dooue a iet hsm mare Soand reason J0 9 taa our seao
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any Official VINO hampers with the oDugauons 70 winch
the American government is sworn Lord John Russell
made an nenaceaoie impression on the mnas OF Al Ame
rcan citizens during the short term Of his being Foreign
secretary IN 1903, py ns etter 70 Mr. Evereu on the
monroe doctrine the statesman VINO wrote that letter
should be IN our Foregn once WIN the same MIND ana
spirit N him, when the hrst antsavery President goes
to the White House, the history or the African slave trade
such beneficial conjunction OF authority and Of views we
feel that tbs s the time 70 ew words as present
aspect OF the great question sosc must De decided IN some
,cay or other by the et election, oaer the Ne,o President
be Ar. Serard or dnother
Not few citizens IN America, and nearly all men else
where, are dsmAyed and conounded at the reopenng
the African slave trade at various points OF the Southern
States There are lying before us now OF
the sale Of gangs Of newly imported negroes as well as
the remarkable declaration the Grand Jury in Captain
Corres case Savannah alluded to by our own cores
pondent IN the letter We publshed on the 2lst un We
have abundance reports OF the meetings OF Southern
Conventions aud other party assembages IN which the
members avow their purpose OF imposing slave instu
tons by Law on the whole federal the
bred Scott decision over the entire Unon in defiance OF
the refusal OF any number OF the States we see all this
going on put we 40 NOT therefore, believe that the pros
pects OF liberty Ior whites ana Dacke are less iavoraoi
than they were but quite the contrary Inc action OF
the slave states IN tneir present. turDuence simply re-
voutionary and the act OF some OF tnem re'opening
the African save trade seems 70 DC ntenaeo as levou
tonary mannesso; Inc election OF lsoo win PROBABLY
decide the fate OF that traffic. ana the institution which
occasions ne trac as lar as the american government
is impncateo IN H.
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