The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-18

Northwestern States She bears ne ua.p o., 80
tering d the overthrow OF her institutions hus sne
Stands undismayed confident yet ~ w ,i S
Of the American people CO.. more c1pnsent stl 10 her
own self respect an coGrage-or she WIN never suomu
be wrOneed and gre ban Of the She
borTows he spirit Of the national song Of England her
mother and excims-
o Lord, our God, arise,
Scatter enemies
And make them fall; (Amen)
Coniound their politics,
Frustra,e their knavish tricks
Ca thee, o God, our eyes We Tx
Goa save the staiel cloud spplanse)
Wa must defeat this fierce sectional League, an
save the against the south There is ample
rom on this continent for the expansion and working Oh
systems Of saspsa 10 each other
for we consume your products, ana we supply you Win
the material for your Industry LEI ,rs powss and
vour population rapidly increasing oy slcaay ~
Of emigration which spreads all over your vssI
a 49, ,h ' Them and crush them In the same way
dea YOU With republication ana crush ous lap
lsn.a slavery will not 90 where II is not wanted II Is
Parnsd nv soil and climate; and we are
Content 10 leave it TO its natural expansion Above
well defined parallel OF latitude II cannot be pronsAoy
aOnoyed il Is madness then, TO seek 70 limit IL by le
giston by usarpaon by iniiAming the North against
ihe souh and by pro;aimng Humanitarian doctrines,
a. SHALLOW as they are dangerous To Gods providence
This great must be conmitted He sees the sub
lime march 81 nations-He guide steps; and
Il 4 stupendous fly as well auiacty for breh
rem OF North 70 pass away from tho lines oil their own
sooisI system in the vain hope of reforming l
Constitution 1, engraft upon the government q
dolcy hostile to slavery II would be more than this-t
would be fragrant breach Of good faith Does any
believe that federal government could have been con
strucied II had been understood that the powers were
was expressly stipulated in the that the To-
reign slave should not be prohibited BY The g,vern-
for the continued importation Of slaves for twenty years
II II be the policy Of the government 10 fur are TO
eradicate that suton In the Statess Why not forth
with cut OF all further supply Of from abroad 80
resoute the trainers Of the constitution upon this
majority vote Of the two houses Of Congress- was
granted untu that clause 10 reference 10 tue Importation
soysrnmsn, could not have been constructed with dts
tnct understanding at the time that It's policy was 70 DC
directed against slavery both snd
fragrant breach Of good faith TO seize the Of
that governments government common - all tho
Saand them against that system Of labor IN tho
Southern satess Tho constitution provides Tor the
presentation Of slaves elementary part Of the ma
chinery OF the government and IT prohibits tho
Africa for twenty years How, then, can it be
that this antsavery government in It's na
ture that put upon the track forty years
since by admitting slavehoding State into the Union.
Ought the people OF state 70 enjoy the privilege OF
framing their own domestic institutional Can hostility
70 slavery, upon the ground of its being moral wrong
Mr.. Seward asserts II 10 be- authorize statesman
70 direct the energies OF common government IL
when the not only confers such power
but when is provisions actually made to perpetuate
III Is not this direct appeal TO the higher law All
that the South thai the constitution be upheld
she demands nothing but that the government DC al
mnstered In the spirit OF that instrument Her enemies
the enemies OF the constitution and they can reach
her institutions only by amping that under foot she
does not envy the prosperity of the North She oces IN
the wealth and Of kindred people. she
witnesses your rapid I'd wonderful growth
with lust PRIDE and she bids 10 on in your course Of
with hearty satisfaction, and gories In your commerce,
which flag OF the republic TO the rcscst seas
OF the globe content WITH her own lot she asks no
special legislation for her benefit all that she demands Is
full parci patton In the benefits Of common govern.
cation OF honor. cloud applause) wronged, de-
graded, excluded from The full benefit Of her
government, she will never consent 70 be,
nor viii she suffer her institutions TO be- brought
under the ban OF that government when We survey
happiness tia. spreads out before u.s. we hardly
press Indignation against those Wild aud wicked a
VINO 2, ssSs destroy IA ana asr0ss or.ysr
the enemies cf the people Of England, leave US no.
oog iii they devoSr Thy tender locks these Wild Ooars
that have broken into thy vineyard and len the prnt OF
them no, bring sbou, their wicked Designs that stand
now at the entrance OF the bottomess pit, expecting
the wsiohword 70 open and let out those
dreadful locusts and scorpions, TO relnvolye US
In that ptchy cloud OF Internal darkness, where We
shall never more ace the sun Of thy truth again never
hope for the cheerful dawn never more hear the birds Of
morning sngs' cloud and repeated applauscl
This Is grand struggle between naiionalism aud
eectonalism. The very existence or the Union Is
involved in H. Of extreme opinions seek TO grasp
the rens or government, and n they succeed they
will plunge the country into irreirieysblc ruin They
must be put do National men-statesmen-sho stand
by the constitution and love the unoo and desire 10
the laws enforced theY must be sustained and 10 their
han In We must commit the government. Rash OF
sectional views cannot this great country per
feet illustration Of what would fol ow Is found IN the Gas
sics. Pheion desired but for day TO drive the cha
riot OF the sun he seized tho reinsn his feeble hands
the wild from their accustomed track The
universe was threatened with destruction
bolt Sew from the uped hand OF Jupiter hurting ths
impctuous driver his seat be restored
70 nature ter far 70 keep RASH sectional, imcomps
tent men oui Of The seat Of power than rsk the task
restoring order and hurting them from their plac-s
lAppsosel IL not the ars, time, u !, true, that
the CANDIDATES for the highest Offices 10 The republic
havN rrn noff ne nuit Inst
be remembered thai HIS election 10 male 20 turn alone
on sectional issue every question Of leg timale national
cussed. To take candidates from cae secilon-io
proclaim war against another seotlonto denocnee tue
Installations o. coordinate statetha " the issue before
the country this the policy exhibited 10 view and Is
has tll no~ threatened 10 tsse control Of the
government II they come into power II will be the be-
ginning Of the end this governmeut cannot be admins
tered upon that plan The day that witnesses the cleo
u.s. ~ill witness a convuson which shakes the ns,,u-
lions Of this country 70 their deepest foundations (rre
mendous cuihuslAsm Paolc confidence vii expire
stocks wl 70 down-propery Of every description fall
suddenly In vaiue-commerce will feel the shock As
storm had swept the and rest the sails Of mighty
ships-and this grand republican sysem-,his glorious
condcracy u free and powcrfa states SEATED In friendly
alliance upon continent which the gorgeous epsiga
q the republic streams 10 day the symbol Of peace,
o. union, and q strength, WI rock |. under
practicsd eye The signs Of the riang tempest
sal far In upon the land bird 10 sometimes seen
eas 70 swesp is bllo-y home aud DO not DOUBT that
men OF experience, sweeping the horizon wan their
gasss begin even now 70 read The signs o Danger 10 some
o. tho~e aspects which the times disclose 20 taer
while they the observation ~ casual observer
have Away, been fcr Tie Uaicn-l am Tor the
Union 10 DAY but the friends 0f the Iaon be
overwhelmed. fsithful hsmsman Ia sometimes
driveD from hi post BY the fury o. resistess tempest
Genuemen, let me see yoa arise ike onc man add
give three heAv cheers for noble uaou (Tne shole
mass here resa ~ith common impulse aud cheer.
ed right lpsfay) let us put dosn no~, and
forever, ssc'asl mcn, they exait n the hope
O victory iy spread their aeree les,oos all sooa,
W, Les army shut 10 Cromwell; let US,
like thai gr.ai old CHRISTIAN soldier, risc IN oar
tnp>tu0us Eh and cut their lines 10 pieces The
Cnin must ~ reserved glorious objects ne before
de~tny patton not yet uldlei loud appla
hexco Cubs-fhoee great probems-can only be solved
by VA Earope y Just now rtslng unier tho nspirt-
ING teaching q example. Let accomplish