The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-20

Is a,sssge e criculte e efe GtY,a iae s11Qx-, aud
a ~, N II. III IN. s IN" d 't st hsg ~
in ddastr frpa sph ccaiageacU Her Ycjcayss
ai'Tse-s, hrcr-, ~ = ~ sssca1t!. fer not cptnn9
us7r ts to m AZ Nfsr Insecurity dssd dsstaiag thyn n
eli:n cttl~ elsqcser Ne have unwisey neglected or
Hes, Indian COLONIES the act OF emancipation, aud
Dy ibe introorcoa o. policy which the conservative
psrlg hae insAFioy Opposed, the cultivation q cotton
by on plcrs la been r. dered impossible Whist
our pinners have purchased he staple from ihc sieve
holders "a such quantities and at such prices 10
strengthen the American slave system. II u
10 true thai We cun provide ourselves from
our own free labor colonies with large ausr-
tss OF IL material better ia quality and cheaper
~ rice i certainly Is worth oar While 10 examine he
se seriously induce our capitalists IL open up
new sources n supply before the approachng storm
breaSs over our heads OF and wei acalied PERHAPS
better adapted than any csewhere- there i nc lack
since IN JAMAICA, Trinidad and British Guiana 70 sa.
nothing o. smaller colonies, 10 have At esst tory anil
icns % acrer now lying rncugated The lands Of
~ ihree coiohes are eancntiy aeaptcd iof The pr
pose and, N years past the, furnished the bulk of cur
supply and made the fortunes cf lhousands surely cur
capitalists VIII again embark u cultivation which for
mnrly PAID them 80 well ana ah.chin ,irM Of the pros
pective d.mhution II not cessation OF the American sup
piyis like> pay them much better Nc time mas.
X ios, for affair IN N tased st1t arc daroacaag
Apart from these large and general considerations tn
present. aspect u American politics, although rndouhed
y sef'os i not 80 alarming al ccntempc-
rarcs would represent + the work OF Washington 10 be
uudone forever because the marshas Of the Palmetto
state have feseaed their oices because convention
arc Threatened, and because Mr. keitt, who
accomplish IN attempt 10 assassinae Senator bus
Kentucky Tennessee and New Jersey have refused 80
follow the aecossion.st, nnd without Them What would
southern confederation bes IN AL the slave
states there Is formidable minority polcd for
the pare Jnion.sm of AIR. itell. We shall
GOOD de, more Of the farce before belloft Il
lie prclldc OF tragedy. When "A Custom House col
hector aaee public usher f,,ssiy abdicate their
positions when tine national fg il struck and the Lone
star taxes y pace matters may appear goony; but IS
Her statesmen have been the pests Of the republic her
Legislature il violent, but sngn,riy aversc from voting
money and suspect TIA; The costa OF secession Viii
he paid BY voluntary contributions state conN entious IN
america generally very derAonsrati~e in their
,rDtsm nnii the question Of subsidy acs Already has
he south caonan Gracious, Mr. cohn. Uttered 70 take
h share IN iuanat handsome premium. The almighty
dollar ias lost mono Of is Influence, aad The high and
mighty secc snss are ~ r,dn the federation with less
than .fta 600 N their cScequer They may, since they
have such excellent memories. eau mind bow they
'nullici under de nocratic President and how
thes slunk into submission when General jackson de-
oarod hai All traitors - the Commonwealth should b.
'saedtsrsiy hange. This ar,ing and parade Of vouu-
states and such. trust, Win lie regarded Is The
central authority. The disa,cied faction rcrudates by
IL conduct he very principles md the very laws
which me Aaercau republic = iounded. u u not
though the election of Mr., Lincoln had been
,i.eal, Is noneh 2 singl" rif,t Of south
had been insutcd n CHOICE oi The people has fallen
CA man lawfully quancd 70 occupy tn Presidential
chair at the White House. hut The slave
pesaea because their monocs u power i 1T end.
Whcu tiey voted u masses for uicr candidate and re-
turned him, thes have dcuc with few executions for
peary nlly wears the North PCT or dreamed Of PROTESTING:
but ha, the North has enioyed IT, Of victory
the i mpcach,d sectional, and destroying the
balance ~ he federation Nor il II alleged that the
President Is extreme 10 his views, ths, his
policy Nil! invade she privileges q the planters.
lie is opposed 10 sla.ery, no doubt bat lie ill
maintain thu Fugitive Shave law, md, whatever
bis personal designs there i h"e'i, majority IN the
hamb,r and IN The Hal oi Representatives
check hnn Therefore We a1st persist IN The opinion
that his southern agitation fasc II is rctences and
viii be proved lundoF by s results bat e nov, OF At
any future time, the slave Stairs should brca away from
the Union. i.t await with confidence the day when
The Northern c"aedcracy stronger IN IL liberty IN its
moral power, ana IN les PLY cal manhood, would rise
md oyerwheia is saen rival sud crush the system Of
slavery forever.