The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

oeenle of Eag,s a. masufscturers We coa.s IN com
Tcttou VITO Of heir interests oar Interests AM
Ihous are mutual and reciprocal Tho peopts OF tbs
Northern States the rivals Of the people o. England 10
Manufactures and shipping bjth are dessndens up9a US
Tor cotton -Four millions Of the people cf Great Britain
ok or che their support the cotton crop Of
soubern States u this Onion An IN ,ssion OF our
SOFT would cut Oh q sisgie crop OF colt would
shake pillars Of the Epgl sh throne, and tue cry OF
bcad blood" would control the action OF the
government the army and the navy Of Great Britain in
our favor
an ware that the opinion is entertained by many
That ibe southern States IN The event OF dissolution OF
the Union, wouli be 10 condition than they
In reference 10 the recaptnre OF their fugitive slaves
II s said large numbers would escape and would
have DO process by which could recover them from
portion OF the Northern confederacy This groat
error 10 case o. separation Of the two sections and
the formation OF governments, the people Of the
Northern eonfederAcy would longer feel that they
were Connected With slavery in the south, any
than they In Cuba Brazil Most OF the North
ern States have already enacted stringent against
the importation OF free negroes smo5g them they
would not desire such population 10 their midst Tney
would DO willing spend money rid themselves Of Is
They would need cotton "a they 40 and would
nnc trade st indispensabl TO their prosperity
We should then have the power 70 regulate our own
revenue laws tariffs, &c and 70 discriminate against
the and in favor Of States II we choo,s 10 do
80, by imposing export duties cotton purchased by
them, and import duties on manufactured articles sold
by them 10 our people This they could not endure and
prosper. The result would be that they would, II
CURED, enter into treaty with US to bring back
slaves and deliver them 70 at the line, would
agree 70 favorable commercial treaty with them, BY
which they could buy sell goods
upon equal To ms with other nations similar treaty,
government, by which Canada vculd be no longer the
harbor Of fugitive slaves
The sentiment no doubt prevails In the Northern
tae that the people Of the South would be in great dan
rate from The Northern states aud to form "a independent
government fDsurrectlon and revolt are already at
tempted be hela terror do not pretend 70
deny Northern spies among might be able,
soDay incte small numb OF sisves In dfs rent To-
eal'es 70 revolt and murder families Of Innocent women
and children, which would obi promptly TO execute
the who should favo departed from the path OF
duty under the deceptive influences OF abolition ncentia
ries These instances would, however, be rare Our
slaves usually under the Of their
Few 81 them Ri d write They not per-
united " travel ON railroads other pablo convey
snce without the OF those having the Of
them They have mail facilities except such tnar
owLers ALLOW them 10 have OF c0mnanica
tion with each other a. o distance They entirely
armed and nDsAied In the use Of arms general revolt
moro important fa;t. which is well known in
Southern society s, that ninetenths OF them are
esses ani would shed in their defence the last drop Of
their blood They feel and recognise their inferiory
and their dependence their owoers for their
protection support, whose smile OF APPRECIATION
ftitues their highest enjoyment Tney have not been
acoustic ned 10 claim exercise political rsh8, aud few
Of them have any ambition beyond their present comfort
and e0oy meut In OF pos conspiracy the secret
could be communicated to but few. IN somc would learn
tiers and put them their guari This would lead 10
40 immediate seizure and execution Of few Of Their
leaders We have, therefore, bat little cause Of appre
pension from a rebellion o. our laves.
Difficulties NORTH AND soura coyraAsraD
Let us for moment contrast difficulties with
lsborers, IN OF DIVISION with the difficulties which
the Northern people would have sth their sDorors
Many Of the Northern masters or employers " they
prefer the term nov 10 possession OF large fortunes
which they accumulated BY the Of the strong ~
white ahoters among them, haze abored And toed
dropped the briny for veess and months AMI
years their service, have received from them In
return mesgre compensation, which 10 health has rely
enabed them To sup themselves Ia simple style de-
nypg to their families comforts OF lie, and
sickness has often lett tbem 10 desttution aud actual
want OF the Bece,ssris Of ifs.
others living In stately mansions, amid case aai
luxury, ard farr 50 1ptuous,y every day. many OF the
aboTers whoee toll brought these oDniors must spend
their days in unpleasant dwellings, doomed to perpetual
obscury and denied, even IN sek9e.s the comf rts OF
lie, produced by their o hsrd labor.
Bus who those honest sturdy iaborers, Who are
kept portion Of iner,ority, TO those wac assam,
10 no Inferior T5ey tho OF fesmen, aat
they have right to be free, many Of them descend
liberty 20 their posterisy. These have Political
rights, inherited from thor ancestors, which IN
sands II them know how 70 use them They can read
and write ard correspond With each other about the
should separation place. aud the Northern States
take agsinst the people OF the SOUTH and attempt
Northern White .bore,s who have suffered much
Justice hands Of those who wruug fron them
he hsId earnings q ,he sweat o. their erows msn. ,ee
the principle rccoguz IN the Soath that tbs true
ard conduct, while their OF justice might prompt
them sst tho South against the agrees OF thos
IN tae North who have denied equality 10 them veil
Among Va the poor white iaborcr IL respected as an
equal His family Ia treated with sin5ne.s, cousidera.
ton and respect He docs no, belong 70 the meos csss
The negro in Of the term ht eqsal lie foes
All knows this Ne belongs 10 the only tue sris
the race OF white lie oscss masters boots ADD
bows ihe knee 10 70 ona rave God alone lie receives
higher for his LABOR tSaa decs tie ahorcr Of
o,her port On Of the world hs up his children
with he suowea II that tney belong 70 no Inferior osst
rut that the hhcs; members OF the society In which he
lives ~i their conduct Is good, respeo, and treat
the rs equals
Ihcse mea know ,hs, in the cvrh, Of the abolition OF
slavery, they ~crd 70 gretef sdrefs than the rich,
Sould be abc 20 protect the rss yea rhs1 VIII,
,Ecr,fo,e never permit ihe slaves she south
free srcuz them IN competition with their LABOR,
loved u tesl!fs courts against then 10 is.-s
With lherp-rr,rch tho ballot BY nelr sides
e;uxi,y With them ADD SIX tire hands 10 ths'r cddrca
10 marriage that the uuia,c deagr a the black reprb
lcan PARTY br,ng about tbs state % taings Ia
southern states arh thai It's irumphs sih ui,.ci 70 by
VIII a, 40 very distant period csd q the c1nsdmns
snpd n srsr5 oo disp.s.onis ,ask.c who IA, ex
aniatd this question IN tho fghs u ali the suffoanias
circumstances
Sises shan drive VI ihe S1lth 10 ,epars1a from
.hen, have, ~ithin ourselves all tbs elements o.
sssed rrabahi Nv 10 oser poope 40 ,hs fs,s % IA,
earth. wb vast and fc,tns territory passcss,d Of
every natural advantage b.Etowcl by Kidd Providence
up ihn favored lard and with almost sonp,ts
monopoly 81 the o,'toa culture o. the world u ss were
true b oarrevts power would be i1yEci5s ali oar
} wsrerty unbounded.
srsu CoSvrSTf1s srcoxsrvpsp.
If Il n asccTtaiHcd hat the black republicans have
~ IMPLIED ne recommend the AT Of sC,nventiYn
of the people o the State sagly day ali viii cor
daily with The gcgera assembly "a Aay a~tion
which IN thor i1srncut may be Necessary a. ths pro.
tecion Of abe rsa,. AID tie pss,ervs,0a IT the ~
~ The people q sccrRt against tho further aggreans
"a enemy which. when fishsd ~th victory, will b
ins5lent 10 the hsW of triumph
Yor the purpose q putting this state IN asfsusive
conaaou as fist a, po,ssls, sud preplae " omsr
eercy which must BE mt nr ltief neal
ths, the II million - do,rs b. imnedia'clg ap
propriAtcd as military fGnd f'r - essaigg yeir.
that prompt provisions he male nr raising sirn portion
of the mo1ey may no. BE- IA the treasury rs fast
the public necessities may require fs expenditure.
"MioBs for defence, bat not cent for t'ibae, s1oGd
he the fo,Cra 10 o, tbs SouthGrn states
To every demand for further rsspn conpr9niss
~ our rishs should reply rhe umeat ekhs1sI
ca, std nov staad b. our arms
JOSEPH r 3ROyN