The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

R.venor,dt Tor Long years OF vatchflness under op
sion have made them subtle, cunning nnn ol's'"
l..u. % 4 wonderful degree -.
TAG isera iafus!on Of white blood into their veins hAs
tosreiayded them IN their acquisition OF these Ha"
.-aete.. ,.o
80. ii nus. have observed the surprising iAciy WNn
ach u part interest % the negroes rs a s
.atct among them They have no posi- onctsi No 'e.e
r-aahs no Fa.roads bui underground ones But We
la Known instances where events that occurred among
t- rezr0s OF one plantation, AT night were known 10
M nesroes OF al The other plantations in the parish by
,. Sext morssng. They appear have all the ele.
n-uts OF organ cation aa1 COMBINATION Already among
Vie soutbern states rest upon a niue, filed with
5lstLes Dsuaion bears the torch that will IRE this
.r ,r oR the whole southern coniedeTacy into ruin
n. a.ou OF the states the only safeguard they can
lie reool. asurrec,on in Texas shows how terrible s
tie dagger to which our Southern brethren are At all
times exposed
The people OF Texas have dreaded servle instruction
o time past Tsey knew their slaves ripe for
g. aud they feared the German free soil element in the
state would fresh seeds of trouble At the last session
Of the Legislature the following laws were passed:
article 3 shall hereafter read follows-Any person who
cused and viii the intent 10 render such slave dconiented
10 sy ssdsSor yeaasr Sad sDe d.seoaenisi
lac psn St ~, less thsa tSo nor more Than YEAR.
Az 6s3 any person Who shall publicly maintain that
ea wg pn1ne sa be punished By
mel' "a the peneu no! less than two nor more than four
Ar SIS B Any free person who shall privately Or other
"a me s WA PGPose 20 S Sn e ae n5ab,n Of
tx Se o. rs.o, Tor me time being therein snail
e shed b cosAaemeni IN The peniensy not less than
At as i any free person slfli write print publish or
ba ar other wstng ucuc ng res the right pro-
psy nssie their ssyes or caicua.ed 20 produce in
nce negroes b Stale 20 rebel OF TO make insuI recon or
be- shall h 'e nien. TO give eheo 70 The tendency OF to
slowingb Circse the ssmc he shall be punished By con
dnemoni IN tie peaeaa Ho less hsa two nor more than
hat ay suoi book writing publication described
the preceding article hs been received at hs office through
tended q e assd cston the provisions q said preeei
s e ~ one sc ice 81 9o nee tasseS or pe,oe
trs'e whose duiy ball re to examine into the
pose & s he anne d q 20 ssed 81 rH hs @ JON.
sps we & ss5 aai P1 eisaaos hes ne s coz
S 70 q e Presfdas s snd attended to to he BE- SseS
cause said BOOK WIRING o. puo cation 70 be burned in his
6. E. Il an free person shall subscribe for any
as q 5 via h Ss lea aes % ss H. n ,ame H s
violation Of tie provirons o! sd article he shall be ned in
10, egeSsedss aye hanirsa dollars or II
's az Ss s e d Ty O, os,v aha,
violate bis eu as -eseTi5ed IN aro!e as he shall be
SIN not exc edg Two hundred dollars ''' '' H"e' " any
Notwithstanding these very stringent laws, Il has Just
been discovered tha. vide spread and well organized
plot in existence which, had il no: been frustrated
would have resulted 10 the massacre Of AL the slave
holders.
The nstg a,o-s 0. the plot ac :ad to have been the
.hte men who were driven from their homes "A Texas
for their free soil sentiments.
II so, It only shows that when one wrong is done
another wu surely follow in It's train. The eternal doc
T!ne o. oompegsa ton VII. vnicale Itself Wrong be-
gets wrong as surely as wheat sown in the earth will
produce wheat.
this be so, what rltr.butoa must be get laid I'D FOR
those who for years have oppressed ar oor Of her
fsioie ne ToHigg hs q hr ,odys, tearing from them
er tsS and @ ldea, ha,nS n7H Ike beaSs q burden,
justice sleeps, but never dies.