The New York herald., 1860-09-09

mostly common qualities. Of which about 2,4oo bAgs
were sold al lsc la7sc., average 134oc, which was
considered decline Of about No. 40. Freight engage
men,s were moderate To Liverpool wheat in ships
bags engaged at lsd l3zd, and -four at ls, and
cheese, by steamer at COS British ship ~as charter
cd for Glasgow TO load with wheat ships bags,
and with nocr at Is.
Further Expoundings Of Black Rspub-
licAnism BY seward-War ON slavery IN
the states.
We published yesterday truthful re-
port of Senator Stewards speech at Ian
sing, Michigan. where he throws Qf all disguise
aud proclains that the true issue sustained by
the black republican party is the destrustion
of slavery in every State in the Union.
The ppee,h which Mr. Seward made at Detroit
was ir tended for the whole country, and there
fore it was cautiously elaborated; the radical
and revolutionary sentiments it contained were
put in the form Of generalities, and after being
carefully p-uned and polished it was furnished
simultaneously 70 the whole press. After is
delivery the Senator proceeded on bis North
western tour, to make the less guarded and
more effective declarations of black repub-
lican policy to local audienoO before
which no consealments were necessary. We
have frequently denounced the black republ-
can system Of party agitation, which is to make
The most violent abolition speeches and decla.
rations in the rural districts, and then moderate
their expressions or deny them altogether when
brought before national audience, or cate
cbised by opponents in the halls of Congress.
We have now determined to follow these revolu-
tionary agitators into The rural districts and by
our special reporters and the unlimited use o.
the electric telegraph, cost what 1t may, 10
spread in the columns of the HERALD their local
declarations of revolutionary policy and civil
war as widely before the whole nation as we
have done with the more guarded addresses of
their orators and representatives. By our en-
terprise and determination In this respect we
can and will place the issue Of the present criti
cal contest before the whole people. Here Is
the issue stated by VIM. II. Seward
II has been always my policy care that every
new state should be free state, and win favor = long
can, within the limits OF constitutional action, tine
decrease and dminutoo OF African slavery In all the
States That is the whole question.
What is this constitutional action by which
it is proposed to carry out the decrease and di
ninution Of African slavery In all the States.v
Mr.. Seward shows ii very plainly He points
to the handful Of madmen, with few pixies and
spears, carrying "the Oldest, the proudest and
once the greatest leading federal State in the
Union," to the verge of servile war; to the ex-
element in Kentucky and Tennessee caused by
few abolitionists; and TO the incendiary teach
ings and murderous promptings now going on
among the slaves in Texss, which he character
ICES by the mild appellation Of slavery being
brought into debate among portion Of her
citizens Here he paints how much may be
done by few citizens II not interfered with
But, says Mr. Seward, the army and navy Of the
United States are brought, unconstitutionally,
10 bear against them. What do we maintain
this army and navy for! asks Mr.. Seward; and
here is bis answer in his own words. Let every
citizen read them and ponder
In orucr that saves may not escape from the slave
the ce and thai emsnsipated negroes
in the free States may not enter and introduce civil war
Into the slave States, and because that II we provoke
foreign enemy the Southern frontier exposed 10 nvA
sion from England France and Spain That the whole
object Of our army and navy.
Entertaining these views, he declares that
the 6rst constitutional act which should be per-
formed to diminish slavery in all the Southern
States, and that II is bis duty "as patriot Is
to do away with the army and navy Of the
United States, in order that II shall not pre-
vent freed slaves from introducing civil war
into the slave States, or resist invasion from
England, France or Spain, on the Southern
frontier. This is the Hartford Convention
doctrine Of "the Massachusetts, SCHOOL, II h
treason Of the blacklist dye; 1t is thorough
going, openfaced, black republicanism. This
l. what Mr.. Seward says zone single admins
talon will settle finally and forever" If
Abraham Lincoln Is elected President Let
the national men Of New York consider this
truthful exhibition Of black republicanism BY
it, leading orator and expounder. Let every
patriotic American contemplate the brutal and
bloody" conflict which these demagogues
would inaugurate In our midst, and then ask
himself what Is his duty az q citizen and
patriot.
REyrwpTTOx OF THE PRrNcY OF WALES CANA