The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

,se,r oesilentia opinions savehoidng Or mmuoityy
Could suh language PC p' SsnS treated time from
and subjectg the author 70 DO hung black jack By
the outraged community
do more than ,hisf Did not be- acting perhaps at the
very suggestion Of Mr. Seward, y 10 our serve popu
ation, IN there are any Of You who would rse 20
Goes name, God s'peedo
And this De party 70 whose power over the federal
Mr. Seward backed up by the great state OF New
York Ha language 10 virtually the language OF sove,
W 81 sIsw S1 ~ 'n me pa nns
and thai II will be carried out, and has lately been acted
upon 70 the cases Of Nson and poison IN Texas are lao"
too prominently before us 70 doubt or deny
usuRPATioS POWER.
mo power OF Congress prohibit Southern property
protection, papabe violation Of the CONSTITUTE m
We propose Argument 70 sustain this position That
s.e s nrsm 1e, !. IN the
bred Scott Congress- In enactng the Missouri COM
PROMISE assumed this very power Of prohibition claimed
by The black republicans The Supreme Court deny IT.
h The opinion OF this Court that the act Of Congress
which prohibited citizen frsm carrying and owning
property Of this kind lavesl In the territory Of the
Unsa States north the line therein mentioned, Is not
warranted by the constitution and H. therefore, void
" .nsreiSre vod marx ~ nW
10 be 70 enacted on stl broader scale, simply for the
purpose Of destroying the property Of one half Of the
by the black republican party that the constitution 10 to
be set aside wherever may not minister 70 the destruc
But We are told that Inc Supreme Court has decided
against the power Of Congress 10 prohibit slavery Ia
Senator s Ia
his speech in the United States Senate Of March 1885,
he said:-
"he Supreme Couyt its spurious Judgment
more easily than can reconcile the people to s
patton. The people Of the United States
never and they will accept principles
stitutional and 70 abhorrent Never Never. Let the
Court recede Whether II Teoedee or not, shall reor
gsze The Court and thus reform the political sentiments
bY int har with
stituiion and the Law Of Nature"
The sacred portals of the Supreme Court be
tered and the ermne Of that bench OF spotess history
TO be dssecaied and perverted 70 the unhoy ss Of this
morstrous party The memories Of Ellsworth, Of Livugs
rrmbe, Of Woodbury., and many other just and upright
udgee, now resting In their graves have given 70 this
and The of ans win sSsd tear Of
at the black republican fiat which goes for III
proclaiDg II. Inevitable downfall yhen they shall have
Mr.. Seward not the FIRST to proclaim this settled
design OF the black republicans Senator Wilson, In his
speech In New York city October, 1856 while descant
ing Judge Kane's descision the Passmore william.
son case declared openly the came purposes Of his party
ave shan change the Supreme Court Of the United
States, and place in thai court who believe
ts pure and immaculate Chief Justice. John jay, that
our payer will be impious to heaven while We Sustain
and support human slavery"
SLAVERY on PeIYGAxY BARBARIsx.
The Southern citizen cannot fail 10 note the mperous
baueur with which Ia scornfuly declared who
believe the slave institution just and bepencent, and
race, guilty Of barbarsm ha wing It's paraI-
lei only In the terrible crime OF polygamyf That such
declaration could be made 10 the platform party
dete 70 be psticpal in lis objects Ii i'm possible We
might a. well hatsroize with scorpions How could we
affiliate with such pMtyf
How could the southern man, without infa mixing him
SELF accept position station association OF any kind
or degree with party thus guilty Of unparalleled
Outrage upon character q moral and Christian
peoref II n utterly imposs bio. We csnnot disguise
our aversion 10 such villaI Gus freebooters We
the force Of tho words "poygsmy ;" "barbarismn We
e m male Df
tendom-,hst II Is revolving crime, which meets with
The united exec,ation Of This, however.
signed by the platform OF the black republican party
resson FOR robbipg the property Of the ctzeos OF ar
teen sovereign states Of this Union Could such revolt
ing terms have been oy ed In the federal constitution
by ne framerti We ieenly feel tho humiliation OF
this stigma How could hold social intercourse with
men women breathing this insult In faceH Could
we, The Inferior political power having no means Of de-
fsnce In our vote To sustain equality, could feel
.nst rsch ASSOCIATION was IN keeping win our self
my IN the b. airing of cur families abhorreut
slaves are held by tenure equally as odous what would
be duty What wouli be the duty Of legislatures Of
courts and Of ell the ministerial officers Of the govern
ment who could enterian this beliefS Would IL not DO
70 obterate INTO blot Il dark loathsone and
damn!ng spot history diseraceful ancestry
and resroach n usa With such bitter sentiments
against the South COLD We have the IDIOT, f,iy 10 ex
pct southern citizens lay hold Of another foo,
o. American territory and transmit 1t as heritage 70
tir esscsSdsp Those solae1 page ia our history
fouth Of the OHIO and west Of the Mississippi uau
esch the Gulf Of Mexico and the Rio Grande closed
country 70 tie south and the Unlon more,
In toe proeututed, Luirid and monstrous union
b. psusurateo under Mr. Lincoln hope 70 ada another
laurel TO the wreath Of savc states another trophy TO
Their snserpse their prosperity and power IA sddooai
fccss have shown us the folly Of such hope We expect
cd TO have gained ksnsS; nut even with democratic
Ire black republican eoisl gone for,b shaped aud
moulded Northern cpini1n; nwsrped and miscd
Northern frencs We triumphed In passing The Nc
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physical power Of the North laid hold Of the Territory
nd What with vas. onuibu,ions Of money, Bescher
rifles, immigrant aid societies md esuing Of federal
fnvsrnmeIt to appoint Northern executives administer
No laws, We were cheated oit Of every foot Of Terri
isrfi,oiy and ~hcn, xilh any fairness on the mari
Of tho North, wouli this day have been ali slave |
Senate, on the oh July, 1855, he doom Of slavery |
was s, T IN Kansas Hear hls oninoas Words |
uron that Territory In the heart OF the repubio
freedom for ail-chains for none, engraved upon
iis surface IN letters Of living light Slavery forbid.
lake and river Its chilling shadow fell not upon the
hower tfa bloomed and the that flowed The Il
tuni'eht d freedom bAihed ~ virgin soil Free labor,
educated lsborsecCrc 10 the pshed ath Of the thfi
upon that vast domain lying Ia tho
rssai r.siobs q The North American oonneni, a. in
rssbtfel. its legitimate isherilan- en
u" rstif1l, lie legitimate inneritanceiv How false
How cestote q honest deaiingl Look at tho map see
The faye territory s2aIuipg Kansas TO The verge the
Rocky Mountains This land was by nature, IL was by
sht our land !. could have been lbe land Of
lesty from the embrace OF q weak and wanpg section
fad IL the SqueL Bitter 10 tho fate OF the l
south when its rights depend upon the mercy OF
the coioseai power Of the Norlhl Nothing eau
safety her remorseless appetite for free soil That
setion may prate about the evils Of slavery, and de-
noonoe W as guilty OF . SIN repasive and hateful
ygamy, but can through ils msy veil and disco
yu tie meroensry motives which alone sctusse u and
rad ~ To make this war O. aggression upon without
The fower " expansion, the prncely capitalists OF the
North would At this day be trembling with well founded
" srd apprehension II the destruction OF all their nam
moth fortunes ard Accommodations by the of an
lerAran party csnpuscd Of the working millions with
ne talot IN tbtr hands. Yes, the Capitalist Of tho
Worth tbovs this dAr and he desires opcn up fresh
venues for the suppri Of his armies OF white slaves
They must have room 10 I've This Ia the magic key that
ipocks the secret
We are 10 be confirmed and dcspiscd 40 The only
Christian rpton In tho world cberishng slavery the
twin relic q barbarnm and polygamyn We, the weak