The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

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it's hardy sons, thousAndiod stronger than that General
led to the Of the South In the day OF
troubles cloud applausel isthe part of political
ming 10 supply the want OF inviting principles TO recruit
ard keep together the partsans of a weak cause,
TO invent expedients operating ON the ignorance and
passions Of others and reaching the cupidty Of all
Who would profit by any intrigue putting the honors
and emouments OF the national government at their
disposal. The John Brown conspiracy Ia the gal
vanc battery that gives life TO the democracy In
The North revves the expiring hopes Of the mea achoy
poor turn their staring eyes with CLEAN expec-
ancy on tho spos for which they have long abored for
tors Of disunicnsts but themselves aushter) In tho
South II "frghts the land from is proprety," aua 70
for SELF destruction destroy that
bond OF strength which Ii its safety But 10 this In
esrnes1 There are two parties At the South--one
for the Union and one against i. Tho former heartily
public, that slavery should work out In destiny by de-
Rrees under tho shield Of the constitution the negro
race recedng southward before , the srili economy
the colored people Of this continent u TO carry freedom
aud improvement TO It's rich tropics whore the white race
mossres and utter decay The mon q the South who
take Washington Jefferson and their contemporaries
Their guides look 2 ns POLICY and Da I'll; result 70
Thought Of is destruction: they ooantsnancs tho
only to appease Il, and because they are unable to
resist until their real designs disclosed Tho nul6ers
are willing to tolerate the Union only while they can direct
s wealth and power to subugate regions 70 slavery
that In abandoning the oonfederacy they may have
space for empire and cut loose from the free system
whence the producing class the governing class and IS
such sets an example that may become contagious among
the Of the white population, where II Is subordnated
Hy 1e S maann ~ s oo,rcSv snS
IN more potent for that purpose than the feudal
system comforting monopoly Of the lands the slave:
holders and rendering them independent Of the caste OF
reemen who neither lands nor slaves The chiefs
who brood over the scheme Of government In the
against danger very different from that which they pa,
rade the cause OF alarm. There Is difficulty arising
from the increase of their white population holding no
slaves and destitute or lands or empoym that exces
apprehension In another form This multitude, thus Op
by the competition OF slavery have votes and may
Applause The chiefs Of notification taught by master
quite acute he who educated Alexander in the do
part of the conederacy where free voting makes
free In selecting his pupils the late ambitious instructor
in the school Of South Carolina politics always looked to
daring and capable young men, The chvalry, as these
disciples Of Mr. Calhoun sometimes called In dersion,
in many instances exhibit elevated qualities that make
honorable sense They are the earnest Prince Rupers Of
King Charles reign, ready to fight in the Of jure
dilno right Of slavery evident, from late demon
satons that employment for the slaveholdng class
in the South will be found In the severance Of the
Union is attempted, by embodying from q standing
army to prevent the execution OF the laws Of the Union
the escape Of slaves along the borders and coasts and
prosecute further conquess in the South for the extern
sion Of slavery. That the latter design medated IL
manifest from the fact that Walker rcestabshed slavery
in the country in which he obtained momentary foohod
and did under the advice OF those in the United States
that he was advised by member Of Mr. Buchsnans Cab
net TO throw himself into the quarrel Of csstes then and
now raging in Mexico instead Of embsrking in his foray
upon Nicaragua. Senator Of the United States high "a
with the administration denounced the attempt after
its failure declaring that the government Of the United
and dscountenance such forays by It's citizens.
II seems that this advice has prevailed with that portion
Of the Southern politicians who once looked with favor
upon Walkers scheme, and uniting their they
have compelled Mr. Buchanan to embrace this plan
of CONQUEST for the extension Of slavery treaty has been
negotiated with Juarez pure booded Indian AMI who in
the Of cas,es existing in that unhappy country s
recognized President by the chiefs commanding in the
outlying States or where the Indian races pre-.
capital and the central States where the white has
some remains Of strength, and where the church. which
bers Of the Inoian and coored races, still guards and
defends them with her power and influence Mr. Buchanan
has leagued himself with the Indian Juarez in this Of
religion and CASTE leagued himself with the chief who has
by edct already conscated the property Of the Catholic
church and will its defenders Of the white race,
in order to possess himself Of lis spos The treaty which
has been negotiated by our President proposes TO furnish
four millions Of money TO JuaIez To prosecute this
against the Catholic church and the white Of Mexico
The President also asks that Congress shall surrender
him the war making power in order that he may support
levied among the busters who are looking with longing
eyes to the plumber of Mexico and it's ultimate
I
quest and the sysem Of peonage the hereditary servi
~ se S more %
mand for the extension Of slavery, when II compels Mr..
Buchanan to league himself with Indian in war Of
Mexico and to concae the estates or that church whose
members in this country elevated him 10 the Presidency
invest him with power TO wage such war IT, that our cid
have been outraged In their and property
the church party in Mexico Northern citizens in far
and have suffered infinitely more there and In Kan.
sas at the hands Of the Predents proslavery parsans
than they have done in Mexico. tremendous applause
and in Utah troops stand idle whilst Brigham Young
despoils and murders our citizens (Applause.) Who
%ens oIoV he sSs. he has sssaDshed Ap
dent this SUFFICIENT to enutle him to immunity in his
RAN" poygamy. Cheers) The motive which ia to pre-
cipitato into religious with Mexico and which has
extension Of slavery and when this object can no longer be
vernment itself 70 be subverted OF the existence Of
settled design against the Union no man can doubt
who observes the signs Of the times and listens 70 the
bates in Congress The party in power who denounce
lated the constitution. The republicans, it is true,
denounce the extension Of slavery, but they
the fathers Of tho republic (Applausc.) a decla.
ration Of opinion this subject the part Of those
out Of power may surely be tolerated by those who
pacs and annul ordinances cocva with the constitution
who command the army and civil power OF the nation
the settlement of Territory failing in that BY force
and violence and even Presidential corruption brought
TO bear on Congress to impose a slave constitution
on resisting people (cheen)-and who, in default
ofsuccess in this attempt, bring the judicial po wer
to make slave constitution for people by q con-
structon Of the constitution of the United States
(Fant appause) Surely a party In the minority, and
yet 30 omnipotent over the whole government, might
permit the majority to express adverse sentiment
drawing its sanction from the whole course of policy
which has characterized our national existence. No.
preston of opinion right 70 be tolerated longer
Il assumed that the republican sentiment in favor Of
States without the tarnish Of negro slavery dscoorng
their institutions or their people made John Brown mad
and although he and all his followers have paid the penalty
Of their faulty and crimes, yet this has not proved that
the state and national governments sufficient
institution. What thens The majority OF the people OF
the United States are warned that IL in the
exercise Of their constitutional rights they pre-
sumo to elect republican President, the mi
nori,y will annul the constitution so IL is not
at last for violation Of that instrument that the
Union Is 10 be subvered but for maintaining in fair
free and full operation according to the Interpretation OF
its worst enemies. Will this outrage principle honor
and the obligation Of oaths add anything TO the strength
OF an institution for aich much is sacrificed? Would
i,yfo 0nft haF