The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28


uOssers.
1t may not be known that the hook (com-
pendulum as 1t is called) was the work OF
coterie OF rank abolitionists and ultra black re-
publicans. Chapters we're contributed to it,
psges by Phillips, Garrison. Beecher Dana,
Greeley, Chaplin, Cheever, Jay, Sumner, Gid
diDgs and large mum Der OF other persons o
the same class; Helper having been renegade
Southern man, his name was merely used
cloak to give it circulation.
TWAS duriog a good part Of last year secretly
circulated under black republic al endorsement,
or until the exposure OF its infamous oh .ract-r
10 the HERALD in November, 1859. The iaten
ton was by It's dissemination to aboutiouiz-
the Northern mind. 1t contains some pass ages
which have been overlooked, aud which WE
proceed to give below. We particularly recon
mend the following passage TO the m.nbecs of
the Catholic church. and especially to the notc-
Of our Irish fellow citizens, Ia order that they
may see what the black republican party tn,aS
Ut them. They cannot shift their resp 'u.ioiiits
for these sentiments, because Governor Morgan,
Mr.. Stranahan, Dudley Field, Horace Greeley
James Bowen and other black republicans cou
tribu,ed 500 each to have them circulated.
and sixty eight black republican mrmners OF
Congress endorsed them. AMI MT ou- iadl
vidaal among them has ever recinted OF
apologiz.d for having eanc tioued them. or for
aioipg in their circulation The Tribune con-
tnues to advertise and endorse them and &,
circulate this reasonable book with these ia
famous passages 10 it.
On page SO the following paragraph %
curs:-
True to their nssr for freefo1 alias Gbot ,nisn
the Germans serercy suei the risot t'sot - 1850
they Will 40 IL sgain and CO. tous - - IT WIN N
iDtel,gclt Prestant eli ment ai Faith riiud
well sGurd e. fislrese win toe rg"rant ss~Oil
.e ueu, Of the Enerad Isle 10 tue iada "a; ~n -
they sciety, taese i,le ns,eaas het
slavery, Popery, AND negro drisies democracy, that =
OF eoprsed 70 tee then rg band 10 haad II tnsir
diNbolical work OF irhuma"ity aud desoiAttca
Remember who are the eudnr-er5 OF tn
above outrageous insalt to the religion All
character Of so large, patriotic and ianasatial
class as that Of our Irish feilos citizens.
Again, In ano, her place. the book rt.'-s that
"a man who liz not an aholiioniss Is the w,l'u
and diabolicst instrument OF TIA dewitt" Ga
page 90 the following pass age occurs:
ST. eIgenderefe
ana frankly defined our patton We hisa % IN 'dnis
ticps 70 propse % conprnmi-es g. "e', nethag % 70
,r.s. no.D, srs' fret, foam. p,ee.'s ysar se..,a.
the UDto, hay alonilate the aar sistem " yon wu-
90 All NM more, ses os,er, ~ofso .n.'oiae- 10 wat
purpcse 10 nrciy hxed tie esuai pArs a-av,p
se have de1rmsed 20 so"iss slavery, ssd a. nstn
God aboiph u we shl Take th's g. bel ~tth q u
night, sirs, ana ,1i,k H. dream Is us
know hos ou heel 70 morfos morning
At page rs 1t dsnoances Virginia as an iguo-
rant arrogant and spoil, child, guilty Of islse
pride and obstinacy. II then breaks forth as
follows:-
What il TO be doncf Shall igoorsnee o. prcJasicA .,
oh6nr.oy, silfol meanness aoh kan ~iedss
ard nneraly, and eu'i-rssness ADD lad .se .ntrpHs
No nevet Assur d that vireuis aud All the Other ssve
holding Ssss doing wrong every d.s. u Is aaiy
g. mare them 90 right, n &c nave toe powe'; add se
own borders What are tho opiDans generally, Of zoe
non slasehoidips wbi,ess let them ~ ak
Throughout the book there are passages up
pealng to the non .slavetodiog whites OF th.
South to get mp civu war against the slave
holding population. with promises Of assistants
from the Nor,h. Tue Tribune endorses all tnis
and boasts that one hundred aud df,y thpu- an
copies have been sold. or gwen away, under
the franks Of its Gid iing-es. Bsirs, Kings
Hules. Sbernans, &c. In Tia issu. Of the 3l-, An.
gust last II gave programme Of LiocoIos ad.
m'n's'ration, 10 which the folio wing passage
occurred -
o. course they Uhs ab.iitioaist,) kno~ th the
influence az party (thr track re9ascso) bssed
&c iDvs of fresdon (zboit,cBEul Determined ta
the nee erxin eo,l ~ the rerrisry shsl be
rruD tire oo'stes ~ slave must do IL appoo,ed osk.
ths the mament surh part, 81 Al cross th- ue tai
dsdes the rtsve aud free STAGE ass its a..
ct-d.i a The federal gsser1aent mat ,nsut sstengn
htnsrto unknown to eussyes, ~llt be givel tnt
large CASA ~ wnites south sbo hats slavery
u has Thea snd they win bssia gooi
ost the battle Nth he In n strong
bold Il Is there u should be fugnt !.
Thus ooe phase Of LiDcolu's administration Il
to epgepder or to inangura'e. II possible, a civ,i
var at the South between tue s'svehoidiag
whites OF that section (excusd by abolition
euissaries) and those who own slaves.
The COMING REvoLurroS.-The Indications VI
a rising popular sentiment In favor az ssc.s sion