The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

stand for Chrsts1 sivirsson and MS tine spssssr,s
business was 70 zee that they kept she that
mo condition OF the common people always mea.
sured me poe toni OF any nation In the scale Of oivil
s ss.on Hs INQUIRED What Was the relative coz.
Christian civzationi The North chose 70 weed
out the poisonous seed but the South 70 ou
tvate u ana see what would bear; The harvest time
was COW come the North reaplng what II sowed
and the South what had sowed and about 70 reap
the whirlwind He asked hi hearers 70 keep 10 view
caose OF tbs state things the OF the North
was the frut Of the that they cd Aad the
eais alarms exoltemepis tumult and rase was the fruit
vas wholesome and theirs poisonous; were made
strong and they were poisoned All that the
hsrvests But the South wishsd reap the fruit o.,
liberty from the Feed OF slavery and demanded thss
noua make Up 70 them their ioss me real giss 2, the
staes al the North that the United States govern
ment vas formed 10 make slavery good barty for
AL the purposes OF national life That wss the root Of
the phi,os ply. They to carry wasting sys
tenn system that perverted society In Its very foun
ans and At every decade Of years the was
by some new privilege 70 mske up 10 them
all the wAste OF this mode OF doing business.
Our national government had been made be bribed
jddge sitting toe seat Of authority In this land 50 do
clare bankruptcy was A. good honesty, to declare
wckednts ~ good ~ virtue and 10 declare that there
bring ali men TO Que oommon municipal aud commercial
result no matter what might have been the peculiar In
situations fbst had been working out the special evils 10
them The Southern states had organized society around
rotten core, flavery; he the North had Organised
society around the vital heart Of liberty lengh both
stood mature. They stood In app oprate contrast God
held them up 10 the nations that might the DIFF
ference Nov that commercial political and moral
suits had been developed in ihese tso great opposing
tremes In this country the time had which they
30 brought into coptaot that prin e the
or the other must yield Liberty must discrown her
fa head and lay her diamond scepre the altar OF
taii, and hide itself 1g' Which shall bel
one black ana the other white; rom below the
other from above; two Influences were yno 10 sit In
covenant at the real Of Ia ths n.ton, one
pulling toward the inf ra and the other exciting towards
the superna There we're three before usHrst
r. go over bodily 20 southern views ,oady TO oompro
miro with Them; thirdly, 10 stand nrm constitutional
grounds and abide ms Shall ooliterae from
statute book every law for liberty Sss rub down
and eAce every clear and distinct vantage oertys
reedomY Are We 70 give up our convictions and our all
Tor the sske Of peaceS This was what was required
OF u.s. He (Nr Dad read with no snall interest the
recent speech Of Mr. Caleb Cashipg, at Newburyport,
and he could understand in nothing hut this that for
man rights having rpsped them into Institutions and
oorroboraed them by laws and nsntAinea the ddey OF
WA. now there was but one way left for peace and that
Is TO reliuquish these ideas The Of slavery
10 motion and the claim was That all msa
must become worsnippers Of this Juggsruaut, and
lest there sboud NOS be victims CaleD already
down In the dirt ling 10 be crushed (reat laughter
shall we follow him2 This not - be thought
OF for moment q practical one whstever might 20
theoretically considered. There will be change Ia the
opipions and convictions Of the North had too
beautifully from the seed s,wn TO change Snail
compromised They were told that Saiau appeared
under t-o forne: when be had good, fair Geld he
went roaming and seeking whom he might deyour;
bat when he could not do anything more In that way
be was q terpsnt, and s1esked In the sra,s but
.ns,ss ,y.,, nc ne a =, s,. -
Gazing inef compromise, IL was the same devil II by
compromise only mean. forbeaAnoe, kindness, well
smnns, cancellations aeiiiy 70 agreements then 40 DO
leved 10 compromises, only kat not Compromising
We honestly wish, SAID the speaker, no harm me
sub, but all benefit we wsh no harm TO ttelr CON
ne mn huab
colleges churches families, her citizens, VINO
bone Of bone and blood Of biooi, united
rent respc. We are isr from wi.hiog
them dimEpton or eebleuess; put on the contrary
Tran thew recprocsts we Wan them we'll We ne Inc,
envy covet their territory; not jealous OF
their honors, and be would they we're douele All ipst
belonged TO me South ali that with the most liberal
etructoo was put In the original bond shall DO bers
Whatever has been guaranteed by past compacs and by
respect TO the wisdom OF nrst doing viii abide by
u aud counsel men to ABIDE By H. We shall leave nothing
i'm .Da assr 70 tho s's ,Ss sorS IN nsr
In the South. We very well what has
been the history Of their oonduc, 70 Bat will do
fcnd her ccSss need be; We will guard her inland Dor
der from al armed bands from without and In good faith
10 earnest endshp and In festy 70 the consultation We
viii funi every uss agreement and generous acs
within the limits Of truth and honor ali that aad no
more though the heavens fall no more II STATS unossp
as There y no me" Sssd Of Ocupromse in thn
matter; u N plain and simple, and never mys
accomplish ard bring up mist over ths subject Let
Iooi things tight in The fAoe and spcsk plain truth
Tue secret intention Of those mea Who we're the chief
spirits and real springs OF these troubles In the South
could not be met BY compromised that was what hey
dreaded ~ much - the NORTH. They meant nothing
more nor leo than ths-southsru empire for slavery and
ths peong Of the African slave uaAs the means BY
which Il shall feed. They bid this yet; they did not say
sloud even among thenss'vs but thas was ths whs-
rated outside OF Carolina THIS vas the whispered par
pose 10 sweep westward Ike night and 10 involve In ths
cloud Of their darknees all Cen as America then they
mean, 70 make Ali empty into Central America, and
thus charge tbs moral yeOpaphy q inc globe. iSsy
laughed. BIT IN respect 70 thoes STATES thai we're
contiguous 10 Carolina compromises oould reach nor
any longer moy the OF oompaint, for the
Of complaint In the south Inherent there
danger Of inSurrectio1 no compromise could stop ~
there could be no help for H. Aeu educated 70 the
tyranny tnAt beiooeed 70 The plantation and 70 the ntos
rance that belonged N slsve mDt~rs could not be
brought into ct with that taught 70 hof
their heads up aud 10 speak freely what they th,usht
be supposed 10 think brought person under Suspicion,
where with inferna committees ihey viii vomi the se
von ,SsS sssm.n ss.ss, mn. ny. ,,,ss WI, sy,ps yos
N the 1sst tree lamp pstwhere Legislatures are
posing cusctmcnts thai their ovn citizens shall 20 70
majority. How people brought sp unaor suon des
po'isns as shs. 80 associate Win ,, men ,, brought
there and have their way, and fthe Norh) viii
stay here and have way. Mr. Bee ,her procccd
ed 10 say that ~ far had read any menta
rice or he question Of the internal condition Of Noahs
be found that there was any mcdc o. peace cr
cert by keeping every crestnre 10 ~ own pea there
had been modern compromise there be would have
undertaken 10 navigate the ark by yokipg together bua
10 and lambs, tigers and chickens ms would no. be
half ridiculous attempt 70 unite the things Thai
are rs opposite hosvnn and hcli-ene Of which came
from beaver and the other from hell m the presontsn
Of hs the departure Of The children Of Israel ooalf
not be prevented An well might they sttcmpt 70 pre-.
the tdes 10 the Atlantic OCEAN % - prevent msa
from carrying out their aspirations There wS too much
stt ice North. and sht In The darkness Of the
pa tsion prevent aklrg their lives In their hands
sno rferyng tsem for liberty There va no use Tor TIE
North 10 ,el the south that such was not the iacs,
God rave you BY which Jon could patch 40
thai hoc Qaugn<r) BY day and By night slaves
word es~pe, and 10 SEND compromises 70 the South
would be 10 send painted bombs There were i've hon.
bred a~ay 70 one man that Vas caught, and toe
s.uth anew that well II gros out Of tho essentially
radical OF the Northern people Their IDEAS we're
sue that they would iubricsc the heels Of the black
nan and trip up the hunter (Reue we'd laughter
nid they suppose conservative COMMITTEES
v,nt sud said 70 The South, BE patient nov
with " lule longer don't punish US yet, aod
we viii see " Il that ycrr slaves NOT taken from
you" that there would be funlment o. thar would