The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

this adjustment may sptirs great Am 'r'Aan party,
which wu antagonize c. "a sri,a WITH trif cosuTt
sfree' trade Ruo iee tegro schemes or our eocien!
eaemy That such eompfOnse bets SEGA the Aoftn sal
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conception OF the iuhuence 81 commerce upon P uoiS
opinion aud puOtc ls,Cy recurrence 20 l"S ~ ~, 80
ton Of the cousti,uton VII shro an ,s2eci .,sn, va
this subject aithOuer, m dolng %, hstVr oA' 'SeP
tton Of mr. YaIoey vii have % De destroyed. ,t,,,
Duritg The debats upau the formation 81 our
tion three Interests developed iAeSe were W. ~.
scented nv the Ser England States. toe Miaile
Siates, Virginia and Mary aal 'es1lt y, -,
extreme Southern slates-tLe CsTolnas aud 'eoFglh
XI,si,s AMI MARYLAND coutedJed for 70 important nea
Eures oue that t~n thifds VNss sh9N.- us -
passage Of any 'ansIeseonas % .a nn
cor r,etce finance revenue or sh'pplng Ihs was op
posCd by New England rae other was tne suppress
son n the imporiro OF labor ron africa WIS vas
by the Carona and Georgia VINO charged upla
y,5stpa interested motives The Cualtoa therefore
foT9td coalition wish Nes England aud agreed 70 vote
ssars The thirds prrc pie Massachusetts and the
OHIO states soud vote against closing the labor suppy
from Africa By tais combination the two thirds Drincipc
was lost, aud TOE supply OF African alor Sp opsn ior
tptpp years II SIR Yaacey wil examine the evidence,
p Ind thA, am correct ladted the history OF tne
Of the constitution history OF compromises,
based the material Interests Of the diuerent
states The convection OF Staee proposed by the
feccdGg STATES and backed by the Unisn sentiment OF
che SOUTH u in no doubt be able 20 do woat fore
fathers ddthst ia make mutual SACRIFICES for the com
good leaving each section and each state 10 regulate
lis domestic affairs in It's way
mainly the action Of the Baltimore Union Convention
foropaw the future mission Of their party. They antic
pAted LlnColns ciectiOn, ana from tnat etCuon tue
sectional conflict upon Ms, II Was this which de
feaied Houston John Bell selected account OF
his tariff principles and his personal convictions IN rc-
gard to the wisdom and justice OF negro serviiude
Their policy Is TO harmanizs the Industrial system OF
Henry Clay with the negro labor system o. the south
upon broad ar 4 lasting national basis
II Ia believed that with such platform u stana upon
abe people OF the North WILL u ls53, endorse the nes
Adjustment made by the Convention the states and
that the Union party in opposition to the black tepuo
cans gud opposition 70 British schemes on this cont
nent will sweep the country ike whiriSind
The duty conservative men, North and soutn u nov
plain AT the North you must defeat AM attempt Of
seward hts party prevent the North from respond
ing 10 the call of The seeding meet them In Con
yention At the South must prevent any efforts To-
wards the formation Of southern. conederacy, In order
to Rivetime for healthy reaction III the Northern mind
nCon election is not to be doubted The secession OF
OF the States upon that eec-
s0n rs equally certain Bat this does no. necessarily
destroy constitution permanent divide the Union
The oral adj simeut OF sectional dsultes through
convtnon the states proposed by Governor letch
or of Virginia the OF the States, Will be the
good" coming out Of the present "evil"