The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
The Old Game of Soaring and Bully Ing
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The NEw YORK HERALD, which IS strongly N tnt
inrdge and Buchanan interest, publishes couple Of
maniestoes nom Lawrence keit, OF South Caroi.na
and W. L. Yineey, Of Alabama That from Heitt Is
dated July 90 and that from Yancey June 10 Both OF
these threaten dsunion in the event OF the electoa OF
Lincoln Mr.. Kcitt says
In my Judgment II the black republican party dssuccee IN
bic the LesssTr snd mat 1Si{ h shee o os -
OF submission to black republican rule Before the tbuns
Free SSI ives much more in the people The
forms OF government We shall receive the pland.,s Of
shs,,erns desc 5dsm Senator Hammond in his ananswer
D a R en- s s aa
rights q the South Upon both we may safely stand This
pslsSs to look upon ali fair on is outside and pres
aans be master puts his saas sAs s or his
9gsH NE s a ss S9dT s % SS ss
he sees out him coating Of paln yhigh IN n,r iye
have ady perish ed the rsfteTs are now Tesiy 70 'un
Mr.. hoey says
Ps. 1 a and aGsTer swarm 81 s me ree
h true men for prompt resistance 10 he nex agrre
s on r come 10 e nature Of things Ne as;oHi oa
do as oui fathers nze comniees o. safety all
effective mo1ernenwe .ha ire southern heart Instruct
the soae1 mina give Cgrsse 20 eaca oler ana al e pro
cpr'e te cotton states into revolution The des has been
up and eommended IN the Id1sS Che MONTGOMERY organ
O. Nr aaneS, Under me name o. M hsAsge % Vaea
ohsl auess VIII hold he souhern issues aa
time to enlarge, but to sngges, merely.
Basing It's article on the Examinations of this pair Of
re-ea efs the NEW York HERALD publishes long double
eadcr threatening the Union with fire and sword, with
pestience and famine If Lincoln should be elected
The HyRAID closes its article as follows
We advise readers prepare for the coming crisis
% % and Ra srs asn. & e osr S S%
sa.e Nd a. =, 80 w. s,ah az ~ ,. -, ss ,os.,a
hold Of Southern railway city securities
Banse at home and abroad should prepare themselves Tor
neui The dissolution OF the Union already deter
mined lie, us be prepared % meet the doom which the
iaiea upon the public.
This IS but the old game which has been used AMI
time again TO the North into Submission to South
demands and southern tyranny. The South is not
only determined to spread slavery everywhere but to
reduce the government Of the country under her
peie control In II has been under its control for
years and the idea Of the South is 10 perpetuate aud
n axe It's power so secure IN all the branches Of the 90
vernmeni reduce to n state of vassaage, com
pete as that nothing on earth shall be Ike to u.
Who cannot see the rrepress bic conflict N all tbs
The So Ith daily and hourly forcing upon Their
demands arrogant and their yoke yearly more
insupporiabe They have succeeded in breaking both
Whg and democratic parties, IN such manner that i IS
hopeless TO expe the 10 be again reunited Now that
they prospect OF the political power OF the country
OF the Union itself
In all this the dark character Of slavery can be seen
Us utter selfEhness and brutality made fully mani
fest Il cares for noihng but itself, and would sacrifice
every thing for the promotion Of its end and that cad
universal DOMINION Nothing short Of this vii satsy i.
" rigR ircr mole up mind 70 fight ne battle nor
ay Other time 1t viii have to be fought and the
longer the evil day put oa the more bloody Will be the
contest when IL comes II DO not pi1ce sdrsry in IL
ross Of eci0n by henmipg Il in uherc i', and
no 7gfSTrno 10 cTTGnd iCiH cztiEgNsh and u
bTTiei Look at the southern States poor white
dare not speak, write print his sentiments In them.
Il he does. be is nobbed driven from their borders.
The entire south under n than marital law.
Yet people found who justify this state Of things Nc
Institution free government which Is AFRAID 10 bear
OF free discus, deserves to stand ought &c
fall aad TALL. Sec the civil war IN Texas, caused
by ouusges perpeTaed upon the white inca and thc.r
nmles. Such wars viii get u be common occurrences
in the Southern states or you have repression the
part o. governors, you will Inevitably be met th
luton the part the governed Why there would be
more fear OF revolution Ia the United states 90 lay,
there republican party to keep the slave power
IN cheek than there H. IN that event every state would
be a state of revolt against cdious tyranny. Now
the revolt confined % the States where slavery exists
and the Territors into which i = sought @ force o.
let the South threaten dissolution. Let them seccde
II they dare. when Lincoln IL elected. They woIt have
ace time OF 10 indeed Why, without the protection
OF orr army and " day they could not hid their
slaves q twcvemOnth. 10 they FORGET their a. ect
terror, when invaded by John Brown aud hand
ful q followers no they not remember Tat
b. held the whole State cf Virginia a, bay Tor days anf
only eded at last the soldiers Of the general govern
ment' Dissolve tho Union, indeed w isould lts %
~ South Of along h rs hrs million = 'arcy trifi
of prsriEg g7erdi rising = h-l. 1lfI tcri's
Te7's cH 0ioHg H.. boTdcs