The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19
Our Georgia Corrsspon<ience.

Our Georgia Corrsspo..ience.
RoxT, Ca, August 10, 1850.
Tie IrrpreSsible Conflict at the Soak-2he Conservatives
scill Vote for Bell aud Ereret, aud Douglas as Last
OFFERING upon the Altar Of ne Union, dc &C.
In article which appeared in your paper short time
since headed "rrcprcssibe Conflict Begun the SOUTH
&c. you very correctly express the opinion that South
preparing for dsunion, that Union Of 1850
with the scceders, SC
10 now clearly apparent TO every observing mind
that the sentiment rapidly Increasing ough
the entire South; will the Breckenridge VOTE az
many suppose form criterion by which TO Judge Of It's
strength Large numbers Of the old element
viii for Bell and Everett and for Douglas last
onerng upon the altar Of the Unon-ihe olive branch
extended 10 their brethren Of the North.
These the intelligent classes-the old whigs Of
tho Clay and Webster school and many Of TIE old Jack
sonian democracy. They set down fagics and
times past have been strong in their advocacy Of the
Unon and in every perous emergency have presented
IN impenetrabe bmrer the Of the secession
party In midst.
Heretofore the language Of washngton's Farewell Ad-
drees Constituted household words to be ns;red
their children Now these words have lost their charm
and these stad old sh AXE their heads and look omi
nousiy grave the prospect ahead Inc long snotheed
aged sres with their gray hairs floating IN the breeze
not unfreqaenty seen joining 10 the military psraies
OF the watchful hero
What do these things portcuds win the North never
take Warning has the free spirit OF fsna,cism dethTon
cd the reason and ex,ingushed the last spark Of Justice
and patriotism the Northern mind Why docs not the
conservative element 60 to work and undo the injury
which the wies OF politicians have brought upon tie
hndg Alas fear they too weak, and that the
spark kndlcd by the contemplate party Of abo
Hilton sts ana famed lively fame by demsgogues
and politicians, ike the wild fires OF a burniug prairie
viii continue TO spread With nereas ng fury Until naueh
but smoking waste will mark the place Of the once beau
teous plain.
governmental system the boundcss aad amaz
ing development Of this great country, and tie unex
smped prosperity Of her rs 900 900 Of nhab taats aud
the glorious dcst ny which she ght attain, aud
slider impending crisis 10 which foolish and nsa ate
Anaicsm has brought and the horrible consequences
which inevitably follow disruption Of the confcic
rHcy ts enough TO sicsen the soul Of the phanthro
pss, and stir M the aieai symPahes OF patriotism In
the coolest heart
why + il that the aboiiiouss continue 10 harAss u.s.
and the friends OF order at the North DO inter
pOee in our behalf by SURPRISING the abolition pubea.
os fanatlcism directed against their brethren Of
the SOUTH Even now TIER emissarics are
IN various localities that the slave population
being melted 10 incndsrsm aud 70 deeds of blood
the sboiouists really tad a, heart the welfare OF the
slave they would certainly cease their heiish schemes
for they butSee that they are driving us 70 adopt
sir,cincss and severity OF eeaaus! toward. tee save
which would have been thought Of. aud which VIII
grow and more stringent until these ab0minAbe
schemes shall cease. The slave 70 the general happy
and concncd and there doubt that scrvi dc the
normal condition OF The African That exceptional ani
c~sona amongst Of cruel masters aud harsh
labor q the North the marriage relations ana ndeci
all other human lnsttutious obnoxious 10 the
charge3 We have laws guarding against these evils and
they are az rgidy enforced tue laws pertaining 10
other crimes and the man who deals cruelty with his
slave the South besides being ameaabie Inc avs Of
the land, scorned aud dscountensgccl % the
nifty in which he lves kairestment 60 brulcs s hate.
ful abhorreut ~ every Of redncd feelings yet ii
win be urged that because have been
guilty Of this sin, the dominion which -vcn 10
the beasts Of the aelt Is thereby abFogated We
ME fslrf hrfs
boldly assert what no unpreiudced mind viii calm
~ review the history OF man 10 past and will ext
his present condition al countries, fail 10
yerceive that the slave population % the Southern
States the happest people the face q the globe
We DO not stop 70 enter proof Of th iAct, which nine
team OF twenty Of all the dkniernstcd observers
who visit slave states forced - aim But how,
pc mt Us AK s TIE world 10 be Supplied with the
froa: staple cotton without slavery, when is an IN.
Questionable fact that, while the regro fattsns and
thryes in the cotton fields and rice swanps Of south
ern attitudes, tho white speedily and Inevitably
sckenr and deaS let slave labor be sbo she'd and the sup
ply q cotton would certainly fail and shock would be
given 70 the commercial world attended with evil o1use
quencar, which cenSuries light not csce What would
be the mucdaie ELECTS upon the manufacturing into
rests OF England and OF Northern States Bankrupt
poorer cseE Ia the manufacturing states and degree
Of starvation, mob law and riot would prevail, with
monetary crisR which word shock aud astouni the |
world and bring an amount Of Injury and sunorirg 10
millions Of the human the exent Of which i would
be difficult 10 exeggerate
We could pursue the argument further DO, Why should |
we repeat those things TO people whom fallt5sm hls
blinded % AMI who deaf g. an warning We /
have Tile hope that the North Will discontinue their in
roadr upon our rights, and 10 Lincoln elected In the
election, We regard dissolution OF the
njou a. . liked and inevitable certainty.
Nor do vsx 3c.t pcnceabc plra.Ou from tte North
Few suiong - believe such ihins possible We, There
lprn contoarss he matter with eyes oqen aud shall
prsgere y meet III the consequence however appalling