The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

Resistance must BE- suppressed. Violence oc-nss B."
couDses sndst the fury Of The passions yAaH of
Ss'h Hsa oSs rights and @stitis 10 ne fo'bsansro
declare aS dse s ssssa 70 ' IT, AK ' sas '
seems ~ohderiul, Alter all the experience We bay
mao Of tne people Of be North, that Ihere sOalf Do
nan N The south 30 misguided ignorant DOT aoy
ccphotDce in their fo ceasance equity yes there
such men, even IN uongress In tho inbec,,,ty Of co
apaDdtbtd self protection bear them say I'VE sDos
tDat ne fctpI' OF power is departed from the SJsh b
we WI trust 10 The fAi'n and mssDanmy ID he No In
ev interest," for 10 nos " their ot-rest 10
1Doish slavery 10 the Sooth-her merce muro
promoted, ard their necessities too yell suppnei" H.
maefaomi'y very poted characteristics OF oAons, espe
eay towafos those whom they have long hated as YALE
aud enc mitsY Is interest The nfable guide tts pocs
Oh na'ions 10 thB world Of ignorance and passion m,s
rule and boocY Was France governed by interest
she expelled the Huguenots from her bosom ami abo
listed slavery In HAyhS Wss Epglan1, vhen she
forced On us the Revolution Of 1916, and ordsioed
mot'vts Of INTEREST," Yet look at the fasu,y, tos
mhoeli'y aud misery which bRcken the world Are Nos
! msngwea. passionate, us ful men-the rulers OF ma
uohs!-Anc when were they ruled By c0n5fsten,
fegaru TO sher best and highest intel estsY How fall
mRases ano foee have been toe cou0.is OF the wesi
Dhnbnel Yet ne Of the are Uust rgots
hbtrMs ar INSTRUCTIONS 10 No conscience fstn
apeope Who nc all their national dealings VITA us. have
tShn'td the most fahiess eehshness, faoa ciem ana
ainpifl3n WEbt are such counses bat The WEAK e.1ee
Of helpless, f'reaope suomiasiopP Eight millions ~
@hie MN usth mtliots If SLAVES, too rc prey
VI gwen up % nc crfrot NJ osSrf p~Ls. Eaey
90 nghyt Thea, strength to trai any otter people 10 saape
her dtniss. Thy must b. irdcpendest and FREE ;R tae
h'gh sutton for ueh they desianed dnong. ne great
t1infs o. TIE earth u Is deuonstf,ts that al
40 races Of men are 10. equal bat s,SG the Csncsiah
ano tbs African may be bspiRnedly comboet 10
one soeety-,he one slave, the o,ber free. u ,s for
ns TO prove that Of the South al ese, s for $
free government, by enforcing in the Unio1 and this
s imp sciioab!e, then ny shing spir. for
selves II IA for 10 show that order and protection
not rcomp abo with s.ee iustu,ons AMI taas we being
capable Of understanding and approaching them, hoi
isst 10 What hes peeD gained for the cause OF liberty
by 20 much toll snc suffering, and blood Every civilized
nsson Ut the world. with the hostages for peace ~hch
productions take from them, must wish US prosperity;
whilst republics ol5he gh: md glory xncien,
tmeawith siAve indttatiohs sinikr 70 our own stand
forth as examples 10 .ice gorions independence
NECESSITY FOX SOUTHERN EXPANSION.
With no people The ear IN IA the policy Of expansion
necessary than with the people Of The Southern
sattB BY the combination Of the labor 81 the Caucaaan
and the African the richest po ions OF the wo'o can
alone be cultivated Have all their lavish beauty and
fertility beer created only TO be wastss The home Of Wild
beasts or wilder men? And shall we, in whose hands
been deposited the labor power oy winch ioey
be made instr1men,ai man necessities and tbe
mott Irros tsn and glorious porvn Of the earh aoan
den The high mission imposed upon us. ard leave them 10
savage stsThy? II we do it may be with rs il t,is as
IN other perversnps Of the proper nature OF things That
which wodld have been our strength may become cur
weakness pent up and conf7ed within compul.
sorry limits, the labor Of the two races may become
valuelesf, and the profoItionB between them possr
bly, be 20 disturbed as 70 lead 20 irsurrectons-
NORTHERN intervention and foal emanci patton.
This certainly is the benevolent end coaum
plated by Northern brethren seeking IN prevent
the expansion ct the South Shall submit 20 DC suele
aucrsst al civilized peopeg In ts world in our inability
10 expand Shall bow down 70 20 hostile policy9
snsweI-po. II in ell other things Our uriDn WITH the
North was pnexcepsonable would break on this one
South Of the North We Of TIE dominant Caucasian
lace, ard will perform our part In civzng the world
bringing in,o pene tcent subject on and CULTIVATION liz
productive reglans OF and beauty. The brord
typonse Of The rics mis- continent lies stretching fur Dy
degrees toih std u the equator Jor osr cirn coQsa and
MALLS S6oll
Ham tSgether and take their portion OF Inberi
Of Inc earth? Let the North coIonIze the colder
10 the eds for the productions OF natrrs We, with tina
sfricsp viii yctsess he rest Nor need ssk them, or
any other people, 10 make good our title.
AaIAGoNIsM OF NORTH AND sorrH
Ireland, Russia snd Poland. Austria aud Italy, rot
distinct ana antagonist their char.cierstce prr
snc iusttu.opstheir synpa,hcs and viaws-lnan
,he people CT our Northern and sou,aern states com
men sirrgge Tor Independence and sense of wesknesn
'hrew them together under Uie government Disagree
naez cntTtioi haze ma-Eed er uior. from lis
mtactnnt mil ot length dN sympathy btoee. the tco
g'eot sections q te U''" seems 10 be lost Thy TOOK upon
be supported. The bind # uaio's--he Constitutions is
broxa. How long will Union without consu,ution-
without confoeEce, without Eeart-endure? I knoT
full well how powerful are tie prejudices which
exist amongst every people IN favor VI tneir go
vcrpment-be IL what IL may. distinguished pni.
losopher has said tina, "man lie a bundle Of preju.
octs" sill governments have their bigots and
fanatics. II is human Tue couble headed eagle Austria
s,ths nonen probably excites us WIDE enthusiasm
Smpltm " Imperial plTl over lDe bS1rS
and stripes The greater part OF mankind have time 70
consider the uaure Of their government and Il they have
they uraoe To comprehend ts operations They there
fore fall back ia supporting 1t, to unreasonng faith A.
TINS momept after ages OF oppressive errcr how confused
absurd the deas OF many called TO responsible
petition Of leg sarors the nature of taxation by d
tes or Imports there is anything which free people
abcUd understand Is the extent OF The tax
Iney pay 10 support their government What his
ment TO take rom citizen FOR It's support one dollar
for itself ard two for another ci;zen Yet thus is ex
ac1y what ~e, Who bout that syaten Of governmen
is based on the most righteous equality have submitted
TO for generations The citizen pays these ndra Gt
taxes 70. und stand IT. Many donot know tnsy
pay any tsxes ct eli TO the general government Even
the order the protection they receive from govern
ment Of the States they attribute 70 the general govern
neni We know The general government only by It's taxa
ton ana even t8 taxation i 60 nsduous 10 be uDper
ceiged 10 many. Yet prosperity and peacc-the re-
suit OF our State governments ED OF magnificent
saplees!e attributed W the operations the govern
meat Of The United States Is IL surprising under such
crcuusiRSces that Union deroNes and fanatics shold
spring up everywhere 10 parayze Que counseY They do
LOT reflect that our prosperity II i. did exclusively
ron the oenidccnt acton OF the general government,
10 more criterion OF liberty 10 people San OF virtue
10 an inuiIiUuRI
Delay IS the canker o great enerprises There may be
VISION n deihy when delay eads 10 action. I can uu-
deIstand IRE importance OF time Tor prep although
the necessity for preparation " usually our folly Elt
carDot urdsItano how bare, naked submission IN.
coLttiioiona! Snssue Tor tnr,y ysaIs be anything
else but bare snd wicked inibeciity Tgo generations
have passsd away since reached the years of manhood
found, when ant ed into life tie whole South nGancd
the vital matter Of Unconstitutional tsxalion We had
before Is the very question Which the rests
teuce OF cur fathers 10 British msgoverueat, and thsr
eiorioun example IN the inoeyendence they achieved
rather hln endure It, Yet submitted the principle
crjUst and cncoD 8tuonsl tsxaton IMPOSED upon us
by the North, ard we have horne ii 10 this day One
submission socn produced it's natural fruit Of renewed in
tereence and agrees she irettuon OF slavery We
bave borne thstioo unit, at length to be and
hri aEeed alternately other Of these vial
eeens TO be the law Of poilce, existence IN
the Union Yet We ati.l hage men, not actually In
m0chery, warning ss aasins, haste ami sntreatDg
measures Can Il be unreasonable q! sny time
tree, and 70 cast Of pyagma;ca and vulgar tyr.
snn.T Is not whole lie OF endurance of unconssu.
toba oppression CROUCH for freedom--epough Tor suy
wisdom IN Geayioo much for safety or hooo-? Hoo
long shat ond the ,eSitiss ard depised victims Of
Neyth1n fesIticism and y0pacity? How long shal we
cry ysii.' Thst the Nora advaDces IN power and IN
soepce and esrn successive year brings her TO
Tie consunmnon OF her policy OF dominion US and
over this contuen,9 Shall wait until expcaient OF
John Quincy Adams Ter ernancps;Dg slaves shalt
We enforced? Ae declared that the general goverr-
uert, oy The treaty making power, could const
tutonaiiy abolish slavery IN the south. Insurrec
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