The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14
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paA con Ia, ME usaG on hs heart and cay this
il oniy temporary panc. and there ia 40
touudatiou or mY ieais.
There il to- noa,ion for the worst fears that
can be entertained by am uan. The great
ma'eria. isierests o. the North and South
are oeing rapidly ranged In hostile posi-
,,ops towards each other, BY the persist
ance Of set of Northern fanatics 10
" I they have boastiney called al "irrepres-
sib,, conflict" The south has been stirred to
il deepest deeps by tie spectacle Of united
North procla,m'Dg that slavery-tne vital ele-
mert OF ID, ir social exlsieDca, the bond Of their
euciety, the onis condition in shich the infe
lior ace can live IN community with the
superior. and Which is conducive 10 the moral
crime Il is not alone the young and het
headed among them, but to- Rrayheadeo
stateeren. The best and purest, that counsei
secession tte only refuge left for honor ana
self defence. IL is not time nov to impuRn
! the motives Of the religious fanatics who urge
| or this "bloody and brutal" war. Mems mo
| ftVes ~eigh not against their results. Cotaon
n A nan ha
urcpd tie, hanging ot me witches 81 Salem. and
proclaimed thas be sag the devil Whispering 81
their ears while they guivered on the gallows.
The PurtaDs believed 10 their own righteous
ness " hen tbey drove all other religious sects
from Massachusetts. Loyola honestly deemed
that he served the best commands OF the meek
and iowlY Jesus IL establishing tina order Of the
Jes,its. Saint Dominic, in the fervor of
Christian faith. founded the inquisition.
And so II il through all history. The purest
motives Of Jealous mornlists, and the most
earnest faith vi Christian zealots, have done
the worst deeds Calvin burned Servetus at
the stake for an abstract idea.
The tone of tn black republican press
eyinces the same zeal in forcing their abstract
rule of right down the throats Of 81 unwilling
people among whom II must become the rule
q ruin reduced to immediate practice. la the
States of the North, not one, but all, forget
that In Southern veins flows the same blood
with ours. an from their insidious teaching.
the slaves already begin to contsrn plate irsur-
rectcn ara servants 10 threaten their masters
believing hat they will be protested therein
by q black republican administration a. Wash
ington. Yet with such 3 state OF things ia
their q idet. one Of the leading journals Of the
Mass chusetts school, whose words we give in
another column, proclains that "Old Abe will
take care Of these sgitators;" that '.ths exer-
cse Of forcible means by the federal govern
ment' will be justified; that lin such o contest
the slave States would be speedily and deser
vedly crushed by the arm Of power" and that
the result would be .tbe immediate aud violent
abolition of slavery, the destruction Of their
commerce. the ruin OF all their material int.
rests, and finally forced submission to the au
thoriy they had resisted and the government
they had de6ei"
George the Third and his minion Lord North.
never used stronger language or expressed
more hostile intentions when, for far less mo
tives than the South has to day, our fathers
seeded from the crown Of Great Britain. Aud
when Boston proclaimed the right to secede
and that goes back 10 the primal right Of revo-
LUTON, of rebellion against an existing govern
ment," es the Boston atlas acknowledges, Il
vac the South that sent 70 Massachusetts, the
earliest and most earnest support In its claim
Of he right Of secession. And whsn our Revo.
lutonsry fathers founded the Union, they left
as has been expressed recently by one OF the
clearest minds Of the New York bar, "revolu.
ton organized whenever 1t should be de.
handed by the public opinion Of State by
organizing the States with complete govern.
mente. holding the purse and welding
The sword" The tone and manner In
which the black republican press speak
OF the claim Of the South to the sacred
right of revolution, when its highest and dear
est interests are In dagger IL the most provoking
incentive TO their use Of that right Even In
the cautious but nsidious declaration of the
Albany Journal that "a voluntary effort Of Mr..
Lincoln TO rsnquilize the public mind would
impair nId Ntahen Gle power ano usefulne6s "a
President" there IL abundant menace for the
South.
Such an effort on biz part could only impair
bis power TO nae coercion; II would strengthen
immensely bis power 70 preserve the Union.
which thus far has proved so great blessing
10 all Coercion j. impossible The people Of
the North are not going to march down 10 the
South 9th fixed bayonets for the purpose Of
making an alarmed and reused people confess
that tie NorIh l. jus, and has n. right TO die
tate the view the South must take Of ia
social and political Affairs; nor will the North
ern people ever attempt by force TO make those
Of the South admit that slavery IL an evil and
crime" II the Union cannot bA maintained
by the force Of public opinion, no other