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

principles al the time OF me 10 atsi purchase next
down 10 the repeal Of the a.souri Compromise
Ono would think that prosperity had not smiled upon
evay sees Moand him Throughout the whole
North every evidenc of prosperity and wealth.
COX upon your your merch ant marnetts sub.
dued forests and. cultivated prairies Of the West
the giant cti.a sprinsing into mo IN the Far West
Look tnen Ia the sou.h-he critic fields her enormous
cities TIE enterprise bier planters that have ssedued
from rAe wave the fertile swamn Of the Assiss p ana
q he d
the Emperor France has valnly essayed do with the
IN aacant Rhine Look 20 the great increase OF popu.
n whe and black at the Souih-the population Of
a mite Increasing the fame ratio vita that Of the
Us, T. .aDsuine minds ocsid have forsscen-.ns
slave population increasiog in 2 stiI greater greater
Of nfe SO Necessary for the increase Of the human
race here in the midst OF prosperity such As she
and Tie tropical productions are seeming upon the soil
groar ing under their weight, when railway interest
@ q y.s an: and ,g ss
in q wod the country has all the elements Of activity
energy snd life and like high melted charger eeern.
impatient for the and ready to enter upon career OF
pre- spcrity such the world saw when have
peaco with the foreign world have Thersites bawi
our government is . mistake. and eDeinecrng be
tween the North and South, when all should be peace
The crisis Of 1857 is In the recollection Of you ALL and
speaks a Lesson not soon be forgotten That crisis
In great part from he failure 81 the Northern wheat
What relieved you but the cotton crop Of ths South
and now, when all 10 prosperity, shall we precpitate
financial crisis far more intense and for which at the
North there viii be 10 early rees You boast OF the
wealth Of your banks and OF large population Did
either Of them give you relief In 1851 Where
banks when the deposits Of the country banks
withdrawn And what awaited your ustrious pooula
ton when there purchasers for the work OF their
hands2 viii you have repeated the and quas
obs upon Madison sauare.he government force called
out protect the federal Custom House your popua
iion demanding not sims but work. and the reward OF
lahq
Al This moment nay be that the Southern banks
indebted to the banks OF New York one bank alone
alleges that she has balance against the South Of mil
lien and . half But how long will that LAST single
days receipt Of cotton in New Orleans will up that
bsnks giving them The bass Of strengh and the
Of usefunete TO the community. Let these deposits be
rated CALL and then where will be the boosted strength
! of your banksY Your banks broken, where will your
population find homes, employment, and where bread for
Is This The TINS for idle contest and the enforcement Of
sectional The supposed weaker section You
may possess giants power, but recoect IL lie viliaDous
10 IL giant. II there a time for modera
on in counsel and prudence in action for the
Of the Uniop now is ihst time All Europe seems 10 be
the verge Of and the Union should stand 10 all its
greatness and TO stand the shock OF nations More
has commanded the peace when England
menaced this country with Recolect the Northern
border extends from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific close 10
British soil the British gun The isurbing ques
ons between this country and Great Britain have been
chiefly questions arising out OF our border line VIII
you invite aggression BY weakening your power Of ress
dissolution Of this Inion-drst that she may have
weaker Power 10 contend with In oil future border
by the destruction Of the Northern manufacturing ine
rest, which liz now her great competitor. sac knows
full well that this last may be accomplished by the dis
solution OF the Union and the contequent free trade policy
OF the South Is IL the part wisdom 10 assist her In
| her schemes of Al grandizement
Divide the Union, and still the South has for
fear She Is corscont OF strength and is fuy able 10
protect herself you think differently you are wofay
IN error. No danger appas her, and peril menace she
VIII defend her interest and her banner by the AIMS OF
her sons Hesides, this we're not CROUCH, ,be has As
her protection cotton that weavts the destny OF
world in
thrust my appeal will not be Misunderstood speak
70 grave men and patriots, of men whose brave deeds
have illustrated every battle ned. spcak TO goa
common country hail r. State whose beros. arc
The heroes OF the Union, ard whoee glory Is the glory
q The en mo Bot ! ball s from state whose
Madison the father of the constitution reared And
while we believe the Union 10 be our safeguard take
The constitution as our guice VIA you join us In pro
serving bothY
II i,le to corcea the true Issue involved in the pro
ftLt Presidential election and the action OF tue South in
the event Of Lincons election. The South makes
threats she leaves the North free 10 make election
Of reace or war; Union dsunion. Many OF the South
convinced that the time has for action and prefer
ring 10 meet this ssre and not 10 pcetpope II for
their children. are anxious that Lncoln may be elected
so that the south may act aad act promptly How that
acton will take place can predict may be by
general convention Of all or few OF the States 1t may
be BY The action Of state bold enough ~ take the
sporseity and the glory Of the rst action HAssachu
fe and Nightmare even nov, contend for the honor
of nrst striking IN behalf Of American ind pendcnce in
slstanoe 10 English oppression, and II may be that
Florida. AlaoaU:, Masissppi. Georgia and South
Iaroina win hereafter claim the merit OF
the nIst movement Virginia ID arming herself
for the cortssi and has appropriated $500 600 the
nrs, step in procuring munitions Of war ooe
Of her leading Statesmen Las recently said that the re-
vouon be commenced by the election OF Lincoln he for
join with him in the struggle rcadg 10 pledge
as did their Revolutionary sires In support OF their indie
peuoence their lives their fortunes their
n "a has hi.wa lac
shield "Ressancs tyrsnu and that will be the rally.
ins cry that, hike the buse blast OF Roierick Dhu, viii
mountain In support OF her equality 10 her indepen
dence out 81 the Union. south Carolina In lilo temper
Looks 10 her cecutcheon which has fell stain and
responding to her motto. "Anin,i. opsbqse Paraiesp
prepared 20 sustain with all her wealth material
eeived. gentlemen Of The north; You osnno, strike
without feeling the recoL You may hare strength
in tho s' s.cea sv n 'Sss
take care that you are not caught N s rebound Reco
let that you 10 your Tags have mistaken The nations
emblem OF our county You have the eagle bearing In
lie talors rail The true representation the soaring
eagle, with The constitution as s shield and in tAl,Ds
II may be the action Of the South may seek other modes
a expression. The time aud the hour can nov
Say AZ before the Revolution could predc, when
where the blow would be struck Bot Massachusetts,
has sbarvss made famous by throwing the tea over
Concord oSscurc hanes urknowp then 70 seosrspnv a.
20 iame have nov ahidtg plsoc ard throughout
ne world II, men Of The North, this be treason, ,lcn
Bat the south Wkr justice only, and st earnestly 10
sres that the glorious Gag Of country may over
happy and friendly people, States equal and suye
reign VIII you grant The requesU Al before nsr
Ing let " reason together. the bloody ghost OF dS
union should bake hsr cory locks the south then
truly e1clain, Thou cans, no, say did H."
Richmond, Va, OCT "a, 1880.
M Conflict B,scse~ Lator and capai ,oi Recoi on ne
Northon Copitd'iss WAC Raise Hue and Cry AgainsI
tie Capital Of he sOua in faer Of Negro Lasor-rn>
Nonearv Ctnrfshiou Which Would h Produced by "A,
Los q 500 ooo, 600 Worth Of Property england and
Franc Expanding Millions % Conquer Dse~s Trode--
ghe NcrtArn States 7Arcesno Array q Ba,sr one Al
ghcir Dccr-7ns Sansie, n HsJ os Bool-1He Herrors
q Csra War, or Negro lnsHreetiox, Dspited ~ Lord
Brosshdm, Leader Of a. B,ssish Atoli,ionists &c
In the year 1sa& fret visited Bostsn With heart
burning With enthusiasm Che sloro rccollcc,,ons OF