The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
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Nothing, We suppose can more clearly manifest the
Than their conduct SINE the sectional Don roversy nv
raging arose between them. Power, dominion, wealtl
stimulates the North To keep their own stimulates the
As there 10 always spirit those who assai than In
those who Defend the energy Of the North n charsters
- nH o , a,i n1 ssoass Kanss
- slave State the North made 70 establish Is free State,
Kansas would have been slave State. At this mo
ment throughout The North how admirable and oompacs
the 10 conqaer the SOUTH How scattered,
weak and the people OF the South TO de-
fend themselves Yet there is com arison In the
stakes the two sections have the controversy. With
the South all that to men 10 worth living dying for Us AZ
hazard-institutions property, life, homes, country
North from the Golfers Of 20 enforce 10 the
pending election their views OF polCy-in the SOUTH the
made for her defence In New York city real estate
the great interest TO be immediately affected by DISCO
htion Of the Union. Real eetaie owners IN New YORK
con tribute millions OF dollars to enforce their views u
policy In the 5outh slaves the chief property
dAngered BY The exstng controversy How much money
have the Shareholders oil the South contributed TO protect
their property IN slaves and the lives Of their famiesf
The New YORK Tribune the chief organ OF Northern
Ngressors has subscription list vargng 20 three
hundred thousand subscribers-and all paying SUD-
scrbers-!or the paper IA no one Who does not
pay In advance, and II IL stopped with the exhaustion of
the prepayment The editor DoasS that he receives
peck full Of letters every morning CONTAINING toe money
for subscriptions, and his the OF ali
aindred presses Al The North How is IL with Southern
faithful 70 he rights ana institutions Of the Souts
Take The Charleston Mercury, which for thirty i've
years has been prominent press in the south--Sbat
has been she fate OF its edtosf The nrs runed the
oond barely subsistence, the third injured
but sold out In time, the fourth Died ruined Tue
9TH u our humble seives, Of whom viii say nothing
What paper al the North brought the pubic
understanding, aoity, eloqueuce fidelity than
the Charleston Mercury 1--WE speak not OF orrselves)
there have oeen bra1s and labor enough in IL 10 have
Amse6ed dozen fortunes Yet how has been tue
patronage conferred upon compared win its Northern
contemporaries How many tens OF thousands OF ioars
que 70 IT, nave been osl unbelievable ana unpiaf he
many tens OF thousands Of dollars Que TO H.
and chiefly by the very nenths piapters, tbs slave
holders Of the South-wb0se property aud Institutions
whsse liberties a1d lives has aborod protecty II
principles and policy for sale - morrow, In Wall
street, in New York, 1t could with realize hun.
drcd thousand dolars We know upat say. Il
wood Fisher sunk fortune OF forty thousand dollars ia
the contest OF iS5o52 by his press in Washington in
the perious enterprise OF defending the rights aud
situations OF The South Are the defenders the South
by The puolc press Ia the greater OF 1850
klwood Fishers Let the shareholders OF the
tate AT least The enlightened eshness Of the people or
the North, and support, with becoming energy those
tions The public press said to be the fourth estate ia
England In this country II is the role estate KiDgs
lords and Commons we have none; for no the
South recognizes ia Congress- or Ia the Executive admit
RtTation at Warrington To pass into the hands OF
enemies any power for good 10 the Our
liz NAKED for support at Washington IN toe North;
have the press and that may be all potent for
fence. II Gu in Orm and counsel people, re-
sstauce 10 our fierce enemies and bring TO the South de
liverance and liberty.
Our readers, We trust will pardon the dsagreeable
truths contained In this article; but we live Ia times
when ignorance and error may be ruin and truth