The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

aid vii soop be $500 600; then CONES toe ',h double
goo 0C0 then me sixth, ie20oooo Bfore the year
400 a. D., there will be twenty milton sisyesl"
IN Anglo Saxon with sense does not Ike this
Authorization OF American he Wishes tho Superior race to
ulny rather than the !rfcrar Besides " e PLAIN 10
onceyce that slavery Is an rreconrlanle enemy OF
HE pegres-it. oeveloiem'ntot democraeJi that, a.
loved u exist ii mus be aioxec 30 sproad 70 gallo poll
ncs, social ecclesiastical ser; amt all lha gics
os sne slaveholcers Jast..sJ much tahen from the
iretmer.
LOOK at this-therc are twenty Southern Represents
ves WHO repeset nohing but property IN maa ana yet
Norheirers who stand for The will OF coo !feenen
Slavery gives the South the advantage the choice
OF rTesieen coneqeh the slevchoiing South has long
cont oiled the FEDERAL power Of the nation.
Look at the recet acts q the slave power The Fugi
tive Slave bl the Kansas Nebraska BILL the bred Scott
decision, the buserne against Cuba (stil found too
s,rong), and against Mexico and other feeble neigh
bors aud to crown all the actual reopenng Of the All
slave trade Then consider the contempt which
Southern men express for labor
The South has Kidnapped men In Boston, and made
chain 10 enter Tie court Of so She has bapu"d
houses and brtchered Innocent men in Kansas aud the
peIsa'ols OF that wlesednsss were rewarded by the
Those things are noorious they have stirred up some
lt,e rde paticn at the North, and freemcn begin TO
think OF defending their liberty; thence the
free roll party, thence the republican pary-n CON.
templates orecL benefit TO the slave, only the defence
toIal psigcs ]. will grow stronger every year, aud
also b5dcr. 1t lay down principle as platform TO
qule than VIVA, was at hrst proposed, aud
from this platform republicans will promptly that
CetcDu nttfnl rignts without
destroying that slavery whicn taxes away the natural
rights o. negro So FIRST the wis and nst OF the
party viii pa'hize with soch as seek to hbcrats the
slaves, either peacefully by violence; next they will
declare their opinions public; and, finally the whole
body o. the party will come TO the same mpahy and the
opinion Then, OF COURSE they will encourages
ike Captain Brown give him money and all manner OF
help, and also encourage the slaves Whenever they sh,
TO take their liberty, al all hazards When called
readily enough and do the work by removing the cause o.
psuriec,ion-t by destroying slavery itself
TIE ADoIiTioSisIs sooN ~ CoNrKoL rhE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT.
An anti slavery party, under one rane or another, will
before iohe cohoI ,he FEDERAL government ana wil ex
ercse liz constitutional rights ana perform It's constu
uor al duty, and guarantee lepobcan form OF govern.
neht 10 every state IN the unlon inat Is WORK OK
sence VIII DC often trled ana eacn attempt VIII gan some
TIM of tue cause Oh hamaLy even by It's dieAdtal pro-
ces ~ u p u,o on A.. I'm
w. But mere tanother agency that VIII act against
slavery There are many m'schievous persons VINO are
READY or any wicked ~oIs OF yoience they abound IN
the CITY o. New YORK sort oi SINK where the yiny o!
both berispheIes settles down and genders taat moral
winch s'eas up alone ane columns " Jug NEW
pres on secular ana ecclesiastical wicsedness) they
seni' 'nc g'eu' CRIMES vi siothoe anu Iooue!! al
venture on Soserns eXpsa s " Tn
oass o, Psisons Is common ~ an VIC sou.:L
one ., the legitimate products Oh her peculiar iaslu
uon, 'Iey are iaar VITA violence anu ready ana a0e
70 MURDER. fuohc opinion sustAlhs sucn men. Buiy
Sooks was but one OF Their representatives Congress
Gays they are ond oi slavery dei.n IT, and seek
20 spread H. But ihe time must come one day-t may
come any tme-when the lovers OF mischief will do
niue hpuseibg az nome ana rouse up tue slaves 70 ron,
purn ana XIII Prudent carpenters sweep up all the
shaSmes IN Their shops at and remove this food Of
copsgraiion to safe place. lest spark Of candle, the
enc OF seear OF friction match should swiftly end
'ner wealth. slowly gathered together Inc south takcs
PANS 70 stew Der carpenter SHOP with snavines ana
Mi ~ Jul inereoi she encourages men 10 walk abroad
WIN nakea canol.s ~ their nauds ana hgned segars IN
ne nuu,ns tncn lucy soae. Ilctloh msvcnes Oh Tue
hoor, anu oAnce u unoussenng yg tne,eon, one
cIles, wei uvnes nurrsu LOT wa,ker. noIran
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80 e anu ~ 30 issecsaoe suppof'ea oy INC eta.e'
W. Pees e NC. anu 'e vu,Gn, INA. an tnose aseh
cs are needed 70 oppose wlththose ana many more
VIII. oannV. SPEAK VI now. lou anu Preer tne
,h ~en ~ os ~ aoSP'nsu .ne enu. % WI
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.,o $50 Wy W. We aono ..e ueroes vi .ue ISsou,
N IL , a 'Io,n noau,ncnss o." oveI our piesseu
poL Nam s,y -. sate Ioney .o' 'nss u
to lay its corner stones. Trust me, its lesson will not be