The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

AnKLA CorRr Horsx, Oct. Is, 1850
Cotton Is Kire-What he Secs Of Cotton al he soua IN
tend 70 Dc-No Ship Laden 10Th C0n for the North Per-
miaed 10 Sail, dc DC.
Il has been proclaimed throughout the civilized world
that "Coton Kingn II that s true It is high time
that King Cotton sbo wing his power that
would leave to question It's extent, OF bis
subjects have by year. been becoming and
rcbeous, and recent Indicate very clearly
that the leader OF the rebellion will made President OF
the United States and the question wha win cotton
States do IN Lincoln shall be eectcd IL attracting
nearly much attention the approach ing election H.
seh Many fear, and many hope. that they viii nmei
aely secede from the Uaion. Judge Douglas procams
his readiness to become whppcr for bis ,esssa OPP
ponent and WILL doubtless, be ready 10 vote supplies
ard ammunition TO the "wide AwAkes.w who are drilling
for the foray The citizens OF South Carolina
Ing their cocadcs, and the "Knghs OF the Golden Cir
Gle" are not sleeping on their arms
This sad spectacle the friends free Institutions
but would be stun they did not have faith in
the power Of King Cotton. With such a powerful ally
there occasion for secession; for even the Wide
Awakes with the Black Douglas for leader will Gnd
difficult 70 contend against him. All that Is necessary h
that the cotton planters sh Al prove true 10 thensevr
70 each other and TO the Uuon Az IL ascer-
tanned that the North have been unjust the South
TO force upon the author Of the "rrcprsbie conflict"
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Themselves each they will oonsgn no cotton
70 merchant who docs not bind himsel ship
10 Europe, IN foreign ycsses vessels owned princ
pally Of the South. Let them appoint three commits
sioners 20 proceed Immediately 70 Liverpool, Paris
and other prominent points In Europe with power 10
negotiate the sac Of the entire cotton crop upon cond
items that IL shall be carried In Southern foreign
sells, and worked up In Europe Let them encourage the
organization of vigilance committees 10 the Southern
ports and from Memphis 10 Nc~ Orleans ~ well q, On
The Arkansas ard Red rivers, not 70 nrc the southern
tert but 70 IRE every bale Of cotton cousignef the
North or 10 house that ships 70 the North Let tho
comm ttees undertake TO that cotton shall
be me North alter the t Of January and that no
ern port. Let This plan be adopted, and the whole
country manufacturers aud operatives shpo xnery and
saiiors, merchants aId clerks, those who lend
ard those who borrow, win all what they
when may be too late vii scknowedsrj,hst COTTON ia
Kirs" such plao would scavcciy affect the price OF
cotton ruriousy for the Liverpool controls thai
acd could be paid for partly In cotton woo,lon
srd sk goods, sni other useful articles and partly 10
Ergph ard frtpch god
There ro,hing Unconstitutional In selling cotton "a
whom VIC please There M Oh. be little rreguarty
In burning part Of H. nst there throw OF over
the tea IN Boston barbor once upon time but no ono
knew who did that deed what tribe OF rnd.n.
they belonged. would be labor Lost for any one 10 inv
TO frd the committee men II they chose n &C,
secretly, which they would not do Bat n
woold Re wore than that Tor any ono
70 rerdtr himself obnoxious 70 them Many patriots in
trtubcs; but she has proved httless aud IL now a.
wolves Upon the Empire State 70 the un,on avd shs
10 able 70 do she will; but II she too fsils ther
farewell long farewell 10 al her greatness for she
too have 70 admit 10 sacscloih sod ashes that "co,
ton king" some Of your readers may smile AT this.
bet DC machinery has been pat 10 motion /, enehtsr
The southern mind 70 ar az 10 enable them TOO Ia rno
and 10 feel, that "cos,on 10 klngr