The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
OUR NATIONAL TROUBLES.
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o. sec,sou 70 their long edi...si
saekAe In South Carolina, Georgia and AAos"s, "a ihs
the excitement amounts almost 70 panS s ssme
pete IN that section is santly tanning sao n0'
Snewkgrsphio wires culver from day 70 day with pr
pnSsks Il bic .hrgs ha are 70 as,s,,as
So1o II in accpdspc with their avowed ana wen '''"A
Tn., .r. =, ,sou,.pas Of iho sousn people, deceived
and missed BY the press Of their own sec'oa AZ o
suoc,oas s.e.ho4si- Of tho pvo slavery pres u te
really ,n-s that the rrubftcsn party 70 IN Apo.oa
nS-ay sra ,sst Liuoe,n b. al tearA disciple Of Jonn
brown rrc nave dcuot; uu. the leaders Q, opiona
tho South know etter vaey xso~ sosmr n,saSs 70
eseoy.e me fugssse Slave las, and 70 abide " All
the courroni Of tho constitution htsr me sssm
ss a washington, Jeifsrson and Madison; and II they
h<l-ed ths, anti elavery reminiscent In the Notn
oot.a be permanently kept within these iimtaMons,
re., of that pnty Gut they understand that reras-
a-spHm the offspring Of rho anti slavery a<nsson
soc~ux no in he ortnen ,sy ,se dark oOad Of seo
vson rttod ard hen with lightning flashes sess pr
send The doom q slavery iney see clearly 49, ~. as
relation 10 slavery w, deveiopo n Tho South stroog
party opposed slavery exseoson aud favorable 70 gre
Qua, not fnmediate emancipation Il not tuvas'oo
from The NORTH yet insurecnon Of she ssavss,
that they fear b the emancipation OF 'utnern
from The terrorn that has DO ose prev ALLIED
she o. anti slavery mo yement among
Il. they not disposed 70 wait Tor Mr.
Lincoln 10 epter the White House with hts policy OF con
safion and npromse but are determined, possible
10 prerequisite the cotton States into REVOLUTION
From VIM lloyd 1arrisons Boston Ltberstor, Nov 10
NO uNos WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIS
ITERATION.
me electro. of Ihe republican candidate, Abraham
Lincoln, The Presidency Of the United states nss
operated upon ihe whole rlsvebodipg South Ia man
1er Indicative OF tho tofmenis OF toe damned TIE
brutal easards and bloody m pded tyranr, who have
,usly oamipg al The montb gnasing their tongues for
pain ng The horrid bssphemies, nierng
dee,sps Tnsir passions set on Ore Of hen lead.
ing them into every kidd Of excess, add they are Ia.
,pIeo 10y demonianai parpry. ID me soo.a
guage OF the reveator - Babylon faien 10 fallen,
ana oeo me sae haoiss.,on Of devils, sad me
hold 81 every foul rprt and cage OF every unciean and
hateful bird Her Sis have reached unto heaven, and
hath remembered her in,qu,,.es In tho cup which
she hath h,d, oil 10 her double la her . found The
blood of prophets and Of santa How much she hath
slorined her,e an lived deiioioasy no much torment
ana ,orro~ give her Therefore shall her plaques CONS
N one day-deaib, and ponYnips and famine; and sh.
shall be utterly burned with hte, for strong s the Lore
Cod who iuese,h htrn 90 much for dealing slave,
and souls OF men,, rampng upon all human rights, de
Hipg God and h's eternaI law and giving unlimited 10
daleeuce TO every sensual and devillsn ncnaton "Re
prophets; for God hath judged the Krest whore which
Old cnrrup, the earth with her fora'cAiion aud hAth
avenged the blood OF his servants At her hand"
Never has the truth Of the Gent provero, "Wnom
the gsds intend destroy they arst make mad been
he sninern slavehoiders rhey are ns.ue their
foArs their guilty orsboduss, their ust Of power aud
Tale their hatred q free Institutions their CONSCIOUSNESS
q merteo Judgments that they may be properly
saassed with The inmates OF luhAtc My Ineii
dread Of M Lncon OF his adm nstration OF she repao
Moan party, demonstrates their insanity 10 vain doet
Mr. Lincoln tell them, q" do not INV, nor ever did, stand
n favor Of the repeal OF the Fugitive Slave
hw;n do not no nor ever dad, stand pledged against
tho admission OF any slave states into The Union
81 do not stand pledged TO the abolition OF slavery In The
psrict OF Columbia - do not stand pledged TO the pro
bipion OF the slave The different states
They ust bercey though another John
Brown, armed for Southern Invasion and universal
naacpsioa. Ia vain does the republican party pre-
sent but point OF Antagonsm - slsvsry-to, wit nc
territorial expansionand exhibit The Utmost eau
In 9th and
make ,tse bosfse 10 utterng professions OF loyalty 70
the sttuton aud the unoo, st they protest that
is designs Internal snd for them there "a sieep no
more Are not these the signs u demsnted peopef
keverihekss, there 10 "metbod" Ia ihsir Datnes5.
IN their ~iiest poSysn they know precisely how far
20 proceed "wi they sccede from the Uuionf' VIII
they Jump into the Atiantir VIII they oonsgrate their
dwellings. cut their own throls, and DAolo tber
saver 10 successful insarrectpnf Perhaps they
wMi-p'ooaby they VIII not. az their bullying aud
they have ma5y tmes frightened he North tnto
suornssioo TO their dcnanas and they expect v
DO t again. shall they succseaf