The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04
PROSPECTS, or pIsUNIOy.

fYr0m tho New York Anti slavery Standard, Dcc IL
We appear n be on The eve Of ths oldest revelation
es. ' n And the srmsr sssssmsss o.
tyranny And this carried under the SHOWN snd pre-
rces Of jurea nation rising In rs might 70 vinis
cate Ne rights of mauhod. Not resctonAy nove-
ibs. hss toppied town, and brought back discarded
ucrsrrb but rrogr ons Ia the wrong way st on
sse ~ ~ osa n /. mancsa.ysa. bel on - cruelty
Ard fraud In la vital prinsipe The oppFcssor has a.
sar beer sr enough 70 tighten the ehaas aue eosrgc
The NJ v bers his victims O1iy has MOI often hap
persd ever, thai be has done II IA tno esns AM oc
ihe tehrjf q pcpu,z liberty We rn as As' yspcsson
vs b. rrrWsr % % forward 10 Ae z.d osBx AZ ctAos
no.s.at.on And ~ raAer Aint & Ssll
We believe even the republicans arc irving scuth
Carolina me cfeciI o. being 10 ernt inss her voea'
n ,ness thai cc1trol he slower movrg mssees OF Ia
llliseroe end vesnh Even Tho ., ve ooubt whethcr
rslofs ooud be found To vots 81 drs,iulo1 or TOE
UrOD, tbe vote Could De taken with a. olGt secrecy,
o. Thai should be FEASIBILITY a w sclng known
hos any particular his suffrage. But "a this v
mn ssibe 10 viUlort sI5 Loa rcsy sure have
their way. The roa are Ind svsry snofe; and mots
no IA ,,aye eomtriee Thar ssswhsre; ast tbey
VIII otter be inmirased lrso acQaescence made the
en- ects o. egn 1scson aud exile u tSe pa'ora I'd
tccssry ccur-e % ,asgs Calculation ant prdcnos %
pr.ravirs a,e ss,puy 1osased s, does s YORK Tlss
rosetnl a no seH isea Aas teen yktag ~ re ,oia
ne g. rot dersrs, that ouy ap or Try c.Si b'Fs a.
Stsce % cst ~ ~ qssSaew u zoe Soush Csroiisa zeal
r take our op.nioi-aad u cuset 20 % worto = ns
hing tince are ~ general cousaus the sreai crig n
tors q " things they c0mpsln otssey Win
dhe1nsnue their vnlxe p-cyarasosy, and not make
th0r,f- vrs rsdicro1s b. thsr LB Dlt.sn vrsnents
Asg are bsrt gos1J ea n ~ t.on, tr,t and b.
l.sr iss are my Viu msa pA aoesaison W Ia pro
. q groIi tAs gsrsrGi cstcrAsa>,d gs NorA Note,A
ssdfuJ ,As bhfn,r " nm 'blfas Tyssfsf z'f ~
srs nsrs YAH not u corrcz rutkd, pist, sgust,
fired 81 . hnss- tsfy srpduf ~: Alng q an tngott
t,ag sAs idea y s,as tctry r< IN TIC Unfon " rain
force Jtaicsi absurdpy of IL wry Er sOa;er. Sal
dfl,--t could ayvpy oootnu nc va}oruy ~ nsr "
ne Ncr'h<n States s~seicrs All the democrats and all
Tho Bcn Ey@e mcn would, Of course, he On ne ssde
the south In any such attempt 81 coercion r1sI word
maj age thai crsw they have tn panic they dAvs
cited of tre eec;u OF Lincoln, for the purpose
u irtlm dating toe North Into submission 70 the slave
p5wer mater aud themselves a. ~ saisps; wbilo
an IA. betsr Ts,t n D> v.ru.eaas GOULD take ne ero-srd
h> Tsl1re hos ess.msn, ~ ne psitey. ns ne 40
eroa Sfoh, n pcasno peaseass s,cesson 70 az dssoon
su'ed n 11
ga az fyg,, ard bsi,ere aiso, Dat sbwh rrotas ~1l
ro s,rrg slo1. fp rsripssoraSr w0vyrsN II shs 20
sae ssi srTp her NeshborS wsh Aw And ths, though
IL perfectly ceoonstrzbio that would ncs promote
their nnsr Al Interests the security OF their
beloved Hstiuioa, but quite tho contrary. Revcuticns
are never good for Trade, and are always expensive and
serg 10 property Renoc Tbs nercants classes and
the lvays opposed " them They were Opposed
70 the american Revocation, sss 10 Toe Old 'amnlss
an general thing were The 10 OF toe tories ee
Increment hes as now came largely from men having
comparatively tsts stake In the community
81 them, 5orbt moved By high principles OF duty ans
ssvcus love or cv liberty put not few we mus isr
10 toe hope - the good thrgs that might come 7, them
nrt ~ strife ant charge N u may se With Norm caro-
ns and necryls both % which nsto s,uth Csxona Win
aneshborly hatred ~ which have ldea aad no en-
ample s The North, and ohafe ~ tho Idea Of bcue sd b.