The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

Webster IN support OF your fulsome dogmas, statesman
whose proclivtes are 30 well known 70 have been IN
constitution and whose assistance and support 70 the
Fugitive Slave act brought down upon his grave such
TRADE o. abuse nom the Plymouth Rock pressnor have
given the name Of Brougbam, who like the notorious
wilks, pamed himself of with vile batteries upon tho
people, until they had raised him to sufficient importance
for government purchase, when he became the most
Verape tory and prosecutor 81 the reform party they
ever had 10 contend against
we were TO ask THIS Brougbam, he could tell us,
ne chose what others, as righteous men as he, have
~. ~ me IN Enghnd-that his government cared very
se iol their colonies in America. They trouble
h e' 'oo enlightened 10 sleep any longer in the bed
wMh 'hsir mother. They had more territory in other
p VI .he world Than they wished except u keep other
hsx haS a ar MAINTAIN monopoly that the only thing
ey uas ever Bruoged US the African slavery thew
hso planted upon the so which they had clearly fore
sn woua give w preponderance the most impor
tant stap'e OF the world and which thew had long
been endeavorng To get the better of. hut that al
attempts 70 far had failed that the dissolution Of our
Union, either with or without was tina onIy
means left themthey would prefer without as in that
case there would be no falling OIL of supply, while II
would give them the entire Southern mart ana as COM
pete control of its products If they were produced in
their own colonies and enable them the TO put out
Of existence our Northern manufactures; that tho
otner nand hey would be compelled to look 10 their India
colonies where would take and money it
ID Sufficient Quantities. as without slavery cotton crop,
IKE the sugar OF their West India colonies, woula fall oil
to mere fraction; that that much 70 be desired object
would be consupmated at distant day--our
prosperity insured IT. that they only abiding In r
time, encouraging and assisting they could
The time being No doubt Of it; and but she
ensies her rival OF the Northern STATES such
South, whose peculiar institutions OF tenfod more ad
vantage to them than TO their neghbors who su0r all
Inconvenience.
II the North has not found out where their true interest
lies they may do SO when TOO late. But TO facts:
Republican members in Congress tell south they
have eighteen million inhabitants to eight and
their faction, virtually, that thoy will neg them
out OF tho Union and then fog them back
into il again. We confess the Norm pos
preaching treason tho unortuuae john Brown pretty
plainly told them In his marginal Beecher SER
mon They are very good agators but expect Others 10
do the tghpg and these brave republicans forget in
the division they have made they bal look the other
side small as they make it, for leader and father that
on that SIDE plain, simple and unassumng OLD planter
was found, by the name Of Lornas VINO, ut tbs head
of band Of ibusters the same side storned and
carried the garrison al Baton Rouge and gave us
louisiana that old SAM with Shareholders gave Texas
and New Mexico; that battle fought aud won agast
the greatest odds and with the complete upon
record under Jackson by raw recruits and voants-ry,
all from that side; ana Il had been the forces
Of the general government those Southern would
have added long ere now Cuba and half OF Central Amer
We Of the Norh had better c.our brothers Of the s,uh
50 full Of chiSalry alone, SO long as they are DIS
the North and glory Of the nation in general,
and look after those fellows of our own, whose
acts are go likely 70 cause them TO cut themselves aa
from and leave us to do fighting,
own resources. Our New England States ready
embrol internal than they we're 10 defend
sailors rights and resent the repeated
flag In 1872, Maine holding on to the neutral COARSE aud
refusing aid to the general government 70 the cad ut
England, disprovng her policy and despisiDg hr friend
ship, invaded her all the same and the federal govern
ment left her to pay her own expenses.
The arsocracy and clergy of these States have pscu-
liar affinity fot monarches and would like be taken back
under the wing Of her parents enjoy nobility and Church
and State but the old turns cold rhoulder-she
knows their neinuatng and Troublesome propensties
we'll She would give more for small in Georgia
other cotton growing State opportunity Of
making treaty Of reciprocity and sepa
rate independence OF Southern confederacy than r all
five Of these States. Her statesmen our Union
has built up the North, while has retarded South
in n HING uunn he Snutta IN.
cubus.
II Is very old and true remark fools always think
their own ways the brightest and that whom God would
destroy He first makes mad IL II hoped deuded
people will take warning to there unknown
hand writing their fate upon the wall suspending
naked sword over their heads by single hair
The question Of the day is Union disunon. Shall
government be preserved dissolved? Pause, Mr.. G.,
you snap the cord that binds masses
disappointed and frantic what they had (shoud
ever take place, which Heaven forbid might fan first
upon those who had 60 basely deceived them.