The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16

ifTum the tDAficstun Mercury. Oct. Ill
few Gays sincc eadeavored 70 show that the pic
lures Of ruin AMI dosolaon 70 the SOUTH which
nisscntts To black republican domination ccntin.
laly craving, 10 fright us from propre,y,"
unreal and fase We propc.e reverse tbs ctare
and to show what viii probably be the consequence OF
subn Of southern States TO The RUE o. ssol
Washington in The persons OF Mcssrs Laooln
add Hann should they be elected the Presidency aud
Vice Presidency Of the United States.
The nrst eject Of the sub az theSuth the
installation Of sbotonists Offices Of Pres ien, ant
Vice President Of the Uutcd be % werful
Cancellation OF the strength 81 the abolition party the
North scccess generally tireng,hcns t. after all the
threats Of resistance and dHuuon made ia Congress- and
out o. the southern states snk down INTO aoQa
tscerce, the Decentralization OF the SOUTH Will be complete
Add ne patronage ressnS from e control 81 nnsv four
horsand cfees, and ns expenditure Of e,hy miii,os Of
aeney arnady and Nv mae b 'rrstsieie IN controlling
To pGnder south for The benefit OF the North bv
new protective tAfa wi be one Of their nrs.
o. Northern ssctoual dominion ana other hand
70 exhaust the treasury by sectional OF a,pro
pria'ion, viii be q ccnscniai policy
The frontier States When party enthroned al Yah
ntton, IN the executive and legislative Departments OF
The government whose creed IL 10 repeal the Fugitive
Save Law, the underground railroad win become al over
ground railroad. IN u slave property 81. n ~ d
. Healered and ne dDs usH b dc,cn % iA< cesn
az. ana "a. -. Jro.r sa r o" ~ po'y "
q With shc control Of the government OF the Uultci
sates and an organized and Triumphant North 70 sustain
them, the abolition sits will their operations upoa
TIE south with Increased courage me Thousands In
every country who look up 70 power and gain oui
of the future VIII come oct In support OF the abolition
government. M BroS~,o and Boas, IN o., su,eA ,csa
mu'tr,y M 'cau crpsntsei and FROM s<fns a rnson
HE k Government tAey syyIrrt alooscsaas Tbey ~Ii
have an abolition party In he South Of southern men
The contest for slavery win no longer be between the
North and The South IL VIII be n the South. between
The people OF the South.
u, IN our prc.en, position Of po~cr and unedncss
ne have the raid Of John Brosu asd twenty towns burn
ed down In Texas In one year by aboitousn VIVA, viii
Dc tbe measures Of instruction and ncendArsm whoh
foo~ our notorious and abject prostrssou 4,
- ~ Ina xuxtx ar
FEDERAL government and Union organization 10 the soutn
70 support ~ ss-d c~rtroy and 10 as>pdau, horro,
scs WHILE In bic language Of the black rspubcaa "a
uiArch. Giddnes, they vii laugh your cAlA,los aad
Already there uncasiness throughout The South a.
70 the stability Of ~ institution OF slavery But with
submission 70 the rule Of aooiiticnsts al Washington
While the condition Of thines In the frontier states viii
torce their slaves the markets OF the taos the
tnid 10 The cotton States VII also sail shsr slaves Tue
general dstrust must Affect purchasers me sequence
must be- Save property must Be greatly dcpvecisei We
i sdiis-ss for u. sak u ,ls~s IN sows a a. oesos
@ IA sss s- sS s & S IA q n ,ss ass OK.
warse Aars ssn sstAdrasn, sccouz az an astrp r~f
dei'., ~ es..- yro~ ~ poisaos e,ndstisr u s cosay
90, enirsvsssn, essnAc THAI The submission ~ The
SUN 70 he adminssrstioo Of the federal government
slaves IN the South 500 each II IL ccmouted thst
were are 900, 600 slaves In the United STATS Here
90 ,ssr ,,svs. -. 70 'be soushern people q so
raInse also Ia the depreciation Of slaves
So,. frspoTp " Foundation a. Ell prcp~r-v Z, IA
-, nh.a eectrvs IN nx ushats-s eli ast<r rrsr,r,y
800. y. rsaesl~s Bants, sock i.11as nue. X ia
i.na~ M ntU sol OF and Lam. IA. en-
~ r,'ssi a.trts s-f rrs&s,ue resss
b.cre hessrs Lincoln and Hsrltn can n. ,..,.u.,
70 w1nng,ou, - President and VICE pre,ls.o, ~ ~
nj. - s 49, ns southern States Dissolve rs.os
spv We rios that we say) their unio< witt H. s-,s
~. Lnoon soa ~ abolition cohorts will have no s,r,s
70 rim over Ihetr game would be biechad ~ ,s
dalton Of their orsanizstion would 10 tar. 'vui
efs 70 ne tender meres o. bse furious .na ,re.sla
North, they wood be cursed and crushed AZ hs as.1
rause o. thc disasters srcunf them NJ. n - ss
rsd o. sa stsoirs or ts'os rtAtA yrts -, -.aI> ~,
vTu-IA osr e.o'i,os su>ass coNpte, anf s-abls M,
4 rfcfs1N. -
10 n the South once submits 10 the rvIs q. ,hol,
'ouAs ty the fcreral government. there probably an
nd ~ al peaceful SEPARATION 81 the unon We ian oriv
scape the ruin thsy mediate for the South bv va 1
rmei With the power OF The general govsrnnens sna
heir organisations II The Nor n, they Gil lave ~ re-
pct oT osr eoursgc or encey, and they vii 10 the
"fo - Ht~fon W-hcre y soy rar . IRE