The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

hat at he Same II you be pssih'e 20 deny th1
der ., ssrs 10 be Opposed 20 those Moth, aas
that cesire TO regulate It's care ms dal,es Tor eu
movements Tho soetaera sta % arc agroanarn
saa e.psos s, fes r sss ssu ' ps@s en-
perfectly Understand thd the c,0mercs bsswesa
States OF Amsr,cs oanoo. be TO tree. they
alsas uty objected TO the Tariffs ami Nsviss
i"s or favor the sctars Of Lowell
They eamehsnd the views Of tho Norsn N tnase re-
Ssns,ss@ cssos, aud they wish sssotdsss for cheap
the pew soo,hn oonedesacy hl con ttueuts
n nsngus peecn and after touching Upon the prs
Is prcetG5 oec.rs chat the sspsfssion jos
ss a p Srs.ts sas
s ssSsss and keep
North and south together that aotsgon.m "a oecc
nnavooably than by the very nature ~
thirgs, anc that dissolution OF the uni'a Vas nn
"a snI SoG assnp s any analysis arsaa'eats Il
s Y :ss 70 q. .. Dssssss = tsa ard y s
C~iur ssa u force r.1' ehe idsy o.a moI
before nsrs ol would % Tar more ae.r 1s
"a the ME, ests OF th u those OF Europa me
blow would iit damage 70 nis coInlry ous sacn =
rr,sv,sa a, .uch 4 IN woad look like new sicrt
6cs az th. soutnerp the Of the North
ern, and VIII inteosi's the quarro. otweea .nem oy
Lea ousies oh viii after the political tempest
+, has Gov BECOME perfectly Known that protection in
these oniy another woro for suicide and tnat
when EFT b she's prohibiory tarn Il sisseif the
ful0tF
Of America arc to Do deprived Of GOOD axes. aaa seos
OF cheap clotbiue the naity VIII DC paid by them AZ
worse OF America this measure except regards
Ter iUsnca, VISION, We must needs remark That as
cnce lkes TO iolow com nercial secusion II
an mary reflection tina. what we have just been
erica should BE- proposing T. undo as regards Us II
friendship olows II tue wake OF trale, !. mu"
The Amcicins at present. not only our nearest kno
Dat s,sopes anf there has been difference
1r,edu
foats.~ tha, a commercial bound iniissot4y
, We sso O. vsg n SIR; lose a ' os" !, so ws
frencs but unless the PRINCIPLES acceptei on
:ns ssss are s ssa sa s.ss asS nc sss
Cqnwsons, vel commodities, b. son>~ha DISTURBED
Wide case As to ,hs loss Of custom, make
up Our trade has now attaiued TO sucn pro Gus
dmersiors, sipelc patton, however important
Can materially adect IL BY tariffs or legislation we had
streiug illustration Of the TACT 10 las. sears returns
Do, q national bsiness Of fl3o 600 co., upwards OF
ECO 100000 u Transacted with three principal Gus
tomets,he uDit.a states the Es. Indies s ana Aus ss
or togr,hcr, inasuuch that in place OF f6l ooo 600
our oeaive,,es represented only f4o 0oO 600
Tor ell this however, when the oaian e' came TO DO
strucS foua that he aggregate trade o. the year
ESQ 600 600 had son ELS 600 600 South America
boog.t areey VI us-to the extent, 10 TACT OF nearly
$4,000 600 iay increased hc Demands as did Turkey
pss ard enough that the dfst two, at any
Of these advance rapidly IN the pain OF pro
We fcsi, ihsefcro that II the people Of the United
States should refuse to chase in our markets what 1t
az upn msnaf .cturing for themselves the articles
whioh ulo send them at iess price and OF better
IA lty, they, they only, w9ult be the losers We
shall eisswhsre So'iong rs we offer the
seou.Srs .. mistaken poic, win fall up,a Amor
Cai.s sleno. They will show the word that purely
s.o., ,cen.sea with popular interests they val, incre
Tor that sec oa conflict which nas already
into errors which experea &c has
And fro the Of the Odd World gradually
and suoo.s s'ullJ escaping.
The Two Americas Presidents from an
Emglnsh Point Oh View.
WHAT THsY THINK OF LINCOLN.
prom the Lpnd Herald, March
changes Executive of the Ameri-
can repaelc hitherto but little interest
the Europcan SIDE u the Atlantic, foe wnatevc parry
rnAJ ed OF government Ia years gone
~ the national policy on fun amentA issues underwent
out sight madincson ana never expsrencea raalS
bu, Coogrss the law maker IN tho confederation, ro
she same southern states dictated their
own measures 70 the apitnetic North Now, h,wcver,
things passing awss, and all Thugs arc becoming
sso,zc Che ssoe aspect o. affairs and revoiuonze
coapt tcy than anything yet seen 10 cvizsd coau
ysrpr.ept il ne reno eIed the eoilors
Hs ins e. senate Whilst the votes IN & House
Representatives val 30 nearly balance tn y GU pa.ron
s sg y ooo he aaic,vyMtho refuge and last
rcsort The pro slavery fscoa-wii be modified IN
ss css case VIII oe imp ssee TINS tho
rurgn r,volut0nto Tor 10 bought cse-cond never ftce
State Had resolved q remain IN tao Union
they a gut s,il have swayed the majority IN the
M Ia GIN could DO, have selected tho vey
renters Of has Cabinet wihout their conseO ;
aud every fede al appointment whether hone
forcgu might have been upset tor them In discover
ing it, Connect. the b. der aud free states the
South iocsbly psj cd iuo the HAMS Of tue repuo
cans enabled ar Buciantns successor 70 appoint what
cfce,s may chose, aud ven tne incomiag aiminis
trson tul opportunity 60 with reoei as IL may
rec 1T G'sspiIg az the SHADOW OF al idea aonedera
too ha lost the substance Q, tangible
ara kVfue power cuneteed their ,cisi
esss, and ADMITTED the eventual supremacy OF TIER RI
vas AL N mercy to preserve al institution winch
tac Csviiscd world nas condemned ani 70 establish
eoveroisp,y winch would DC standing outrage on tho
tn. isary q the nc party Office
uat,cs ecrol g. this country WHAT
we lnhiay know that policy Is contained in the
ssrlntfurfn OF creed the republicans enumerated
NJ tue Chicago nominating Convention, and 10 the
spcech " Nottnern 20 nal representatives AM
ssu.loss TIE former requires mush oxplana
tiso becre Il can b. propsry 10 b. forcgoers
and have during the lst four noaths
sevess ssa,.s bav. severed their counecol with the
tn,oa, and, unti lately We ciad oay JUICE how Tits
acton ~ovia be met by tas North from the speeches
81 tkr r,pubre 40 eaaers Washington or
where. Atssttons FROM all such sodrcss were merely
eosos q encsTssnaeni from the representative
a tts far--sbc Presoent elect Mr. Linc,lo
Lode keeps PISTON amongst the ch.f magis
trstcs q a co lutry The pir rciu require
lhaf dstaior sai powers u tdrd m NJ hands George
as ear IN thai a,hoeny was placed Al his dispoe BY
TIC of tue col.n,s,s Andrew jackson
wsied she pesee o. dc a,os aoans n
Ina and refiac.lssn; out dinerepce iu
twcsn local b~mn aud vide spsead revou ion nm So
oe~ma 7ke .ose pss vsc-" Is sc,s~ry 20 the pre-
n-s c1s.. osd fAs slaa ~ rcspe,on cerisd Mr. Ian
esaa . =. issey fra se7ngfsh % Wash'alon q 90
tssu " n~S<fsy y eT~1aoi ~ sd'orshr The Ptcsi
deaf elect couT~s4,iveiy unknown man, his
only nsie % fase oeins his determiaed oppo
Im prvep~ct-, and for = time coasigoei him ID
poin cal sttrfn. election lat November,
L. has doUe rahIte %, Eerg sesce yet We learn toa,
a. CalEous a 10 .talcs through winch plssss arc
lAua. hiu a. victor, ans .inrt pulling aud hdgsog
lim rscos "a. excitens0t ~ their Affection fnsre
ran D. UaElk III 4