The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

when all manufacturer successful aud rapid
70 overhowi e. while internal trafhc constantly In
cressing and the commercial relations with uteri0r
states are sneS.pg beyond all previous experience
with superabuudaut harvest; the mechanic brsily
gagged in new enterprises At remuneratng prices min
wealth while the public health been unimpared all
trades and svocations eminenty successful, there has
political organization which, fro n humble beginnings,
has o, length struck for the supremacy OF the federal
sesouse pseot Who Claims n he p,ley uSaer sboS
have thus far achieved national greatness AMI
cannot longer be perpetoased for Mr. Lincoln the Pres
Dental nominee Of the republicans, as carly "a June,
1853 IN public address stated -
We FAR into the 9th snoes icy wasiniiaied
ss Ss o. sa policy
that agitation hss not only not cessed. but has cnlaSny
s sTs been
sa slave ant NJ free not sspscs the
Union be dissolved do not eHpea the house 70 GALL bat
Sinr = ii osAsr E,hsr De oppousae slavery
@ hs es Ss belief In. i IL he Of a%s
extinction Or " advocates WI puss forward TIL shall
"a we'll South
This sentiment. so utterly at variance with pas,
political experience, 90 entirely Inconsistent with our
previous success AZ prosperous and free people
oeved additional endorsement by new promuig alton
from an eminent Senator from this STATE who always
carries into hls public discussions ommon ability and
systematic peri istent devotion TO his disorganzing
doctrines, which has clearly made him the warwick Of
1863 Mr. Seward reafrmed this odous sectional seati.
men, 0. Mr. Lincoln "a follows BY stating
Thus these anroosc ,ystems continually coming into
sool means They who think 1 is socidenis
sh-%srs si; he case oshs an
crae between oppo.ng and enduring forces and means
entirely slav.holdos nation entirely free labor nation
sugar sugar plantation. q ioaissna w aamsssIy TILED y
free labor and Ghsslssoa and New orissn. become mart
wheat 6es Of Massachusetts and New York mus, again be
duotoD q slaves and Boston and New YORK Secome
more market Tor trade X Se 6otes and souls Of men
final ~ . the sy ~,
renders all such pretended compromises when made and
ephemerA.
Thesc doctrines, 80 revolutionary and disorganlzing
have echoed by everyprominent advocate In the
republican ranks Candidates for gubernstoria honors
have openly reiterated them In all the Northern States
candidate for tine State and federal legislature They
have been also openly proclaimed by distinguished and
able editors OF prominent republican Asby that
city committed to the advocacy Of the re publican cause
by its religious and bigoted fanatics when they have
descended from the high dignity OF their legitimate mis-
sion spiritual teachers, TO drag politics into the Sane
tuary or their divine calling Mr. Henry Ward Beecher,
By the talented and effective Of these puiD
tors stated, at a lecture In 1865
All attempts EVASION, ct sdJourning ct conceslny and
compromsns are n vain The reason q our long agitation
msoSe With themes that parties are Of
their courtys interest These symptoms only the
Two great powers that will not live together mlds
ana tugens - eaes Other. sros Sey Nh seAren eaea
By an bndnss: you sha conve 70 put "a the ,asas
70 down gahe inn volume and Strength Il every seu 70
X. snd s e. Ii be-. . c
Il ret for the charge soundhe trumpet and God ave the
Tm.,,r - :, .h.sa \, ,os.v
rance win our eesatve exnereuce and thai sooner or
aier IN some FORM or other tneir acy must reoeiye
hands OF the highest judicial ribuna-the nna resting
place Of all questions Affecting either The rights Of ndiv
dual or the tights o. the st.ses-tnese sectional asita
Sc. .vsbar,r ~ oraes 70 .Ss force ~ s ssc
son snd IN claims upou tbs conddence OF the people
whose rights called upon to acjudicase TIC imme
dstc OF hostility which aroused the republican party
By thai tribupa ia the celebrated case OF Dred Scott
where the Court for the nrst time gave It's d. ;a ~ fol
lows. Speaking Of the territory o. the United states
says-
.ivs sS ,,s - ~ ,hs peoale n ne Une, sac, !.
.a' i;A IA, 1 sSs..ssi Q. Nell SSa%a
ssns through sr ss.ss AMI &. fsdess 60
Yer wso n s acarssS ne serory 10 M And
s'.Os. "a Win U. oh.r STATS .. .sossr Of he Union
iur cops.nuuolAA scs!on " .ne Sour' =. once FRO
vhsn TIM, mosi LIE sections. essstor ssnsio,
w.s 80 - usn..,, a. $3.50. +, 49, 10, 1s
"nsoo' VI Aass~enu'e's' :" sl0A ~ '1 wy, 's'o'-
shall change NE supreme oourt OF the United stues
ana place M u sns eolr VINO oea,ve Win ~ nc I'm
% a. IL - a .a IA ~ n,pr h. an oe IN
a.. ss --,,- -, --.-- -,.,. ,
IL bis representative capacity the senate q March g.
~~fl
1905 "o'-
Tie supreme Court siso reverse ~ spufous judgment
more easily than We can reconcile Tie people V Its us1rpa
% ~ . :, VOC yns'.n ST. 90
shorrsn Ne.sr .n.vss ri he sonrs rscsds Wh.tbsr
recrdes or not we sha reoresnze the court ara thus reform
lie political sentiments and practices and bring them ato
mony with the coasutution and The la~s.of nature.
But Mr. Lincoln himself goes even beyond his able
allies aud states in much broader terms In his address
At ChicAgo, In 1853
nr were IN Congress. s,e a va. should com. N, a.
cus ssso. vheter ssve~v souii prohib,te IN Teri
tory IN spite OF ne Dred scott dee on would vote that
shsuli
sentiment which secured an echo from Senator sum-
rcr, Of MAssach nsetts, when he said
The 200, c,i-e an h. res, The NJ tAs A., .
filed horror Here The Path 81 driy u eear I n
hound 10 q sopey this act
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g. .ss-...f -, go !. an. h.... =, 49,. sA
$500 :. iss- ss,s,aS~ - v 80" eo'NNA
.Nso'' ~ 1oo', s
rs one Of the most iamenabe features o. the present dc
mecrsuc oerenerney tnM nss nvAaed svea me saneuy
s,,.cs,n "a 49, -. - . =, ~
Sieve % scIn Nam 10 sreess - bsrbs, a. ~, srs
dsrrAcefu 70 The naion With belong and the eye 10