The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

with England and France would not 10 give IL
evably Follow and then, amidst fire and the sword
the planters would learn to appreciate the Tony ana
insanity Of their preset .eiisn ana shofIign's -,
offence the North, to is net in any sense cdicutdtef 70
oppeGse the rlers claims Of The Soua IL leaves
the difficulty 10 BE- faced by his successor, Mr. llneo
who least has policy TO which the people OF ms
country give their sympathy and respect, -,
There are however, two other topics Contained IA MI
Buchanan Message which deserve pass ing notice lie
speaks the visit Of the Prince Of Wales as most aus
pcous event and says that It's consequences cnno IAN
to increase the kindred and kindly eeiings winch he
trusts may ever actuae the government, a 'ne peopo
the countries With respect 10 he san Juan COM
pcaton be merely states that W Is not deemed advisa
BILE 10 make any aluson the subjecp-a pretty good
proof that the President has quite enough upon mis- hands
At home without travelling into the stormy seas of TO-
reign nocy and international disputes The Message,
upon the whole, suggests nothihg that can nave the
slightest practical effect IN aaying the excitement ana
lated By its and unnecessary mputations OF blame,
outrage and insult the feelings OF the Northern stes
[From the London News Dec. 1871
The election Of Mr. Lincoln and the revolution OF public
opinion the United states which it represents deprive
OF Importance any message which President Buchanan
can deliver. The time is gone by discussing any
sertion which Ibis ruined and broken old sa.cnsan may
make Otherwise has Preoterous allegation, thai Is the
acith the question Of slavery the South that ea,gers the
Union, could not pass unca0nenged.
Although Congress assembled on the Sd instant il win
be time before expect to learn anything OF
the probable OF American affairs There will be
explosions OF passion statements of grievances assertions
o. enaoe Igl.s anu et.csm Oh g1vetn , paocesa
mss, .ns s.ea' na'onai soli WIZ oco9,o oni
enouen lo uooase " = s ~. ooo
WV. W ooine W. ns n s y. u vo o, uae ,
70 ' ~ I1 p aI = Ia, y os ALL p ~ a,,ianca
for those who know how to gather and it, and the in
so.isunoo :. vac ZOO ~ 'Aie,s mas ~ -
The question which needs an answer is, why there
s .i $500 CO s,in c , thar ,hei, sh, 70 or tho ren
resenation. Nobody has wronged them. They have
lost the day in election though their three ffths suf
r ns rohnav can no helm the sae Of Inc election
mc. uno hopooy oau 10" n.P we ssuo VI .,o
me losing party not 70 DC au ior 's loss ~ Tue VIII
ner ana u se loser suiks or Tunes ai Una. 'ne winner
mas 10 40 Is 10 DC CAIN ana genie, anu hin' hefc
no call for compromising need OF tho use IN ltahd
certainty no promise OF Denehs 70 anybody, ana the
particular act OF compromise proposed precisely what
would be most perous TO all parties, II were not the
tn0Ft Impossible .
Wnen passions are excited mere ~ no saying
what accicehs may happen, anu no WISE mai
would therefore, STAKE nus creait LOT saeaciy On
any particular issue ~ 'he present conhc IN te on.eu
states Bat does not appear tnat the Tree oIes are IN
passion at present. or Key 10 90 80 on any extensive
scale When Mr. seward s quoted as authority ior ex-
pectng evI war OF la.al pci.,ca, coinmos1n, ~ rs
iougn niisulaci ssns y, ~ " a s o
brated phrase Mr. Seward spoke OF an .irrepressioe
eonct not between 'no c.zes o. 'ns ires anu Save
states Dut between .e on WHICH .noiI Iespoot
i've institutions are founded ms ought TO DC understood
and remembered in the hour wnen the very question IL
whether the federal relation can DO MANIA s anu
WINE me . nfeprssnpo eono. VI Piiioipes VI uone y.
VIC esSbi.oh ueins Ioutu. ou' seo Nv Ie"s,n "
temper on both siGes eoud De lened on mere hes the
doubt, and time only can so.ve ~ -
From tae t Aonaon Jews, p se ~
The lnveterate n!schels OF slavery nave peen striking
~ exhibited IN many ASPECTS IN our time, put Mr. bn-
chanan Is the Anlerr author VINO mas shown us poht
a. sts ~ W % - - ~ ne T, hs ssionad as
draws oi the pefs % inc luoi, ms missionea appSas,
ana the utter hopeessness u ms saes a tci no"
terrible IS the penalty 70 hch Tree people exposes ~
self when IN defiance Oh he common ighi OF conscience
commits Itself 10 sacrihce human liberty 70 us sup
posed material convenience. M buchanan hds gfoton
old in INC q the uortd, and Is probably ep' iss qaai
poc oi,,9a nhaG haS ~ sy ase,esa er ~ P,my ~
ae eye o. ,s , WIN instatjng ,h,s s,awarw
% Justice - 'i,e .nion WIZ . ,,,s ~ ~, s,a
shal DC slious Gon,.ss.o ~ ha, a ~ Az era
IN ,be eoirs Is The Tnian as few wears 400
~ ~ I. . ~ yar ana ,ras,snt fe.,ing ah,eb
see, a ",p ,;,;, n, =, ha hi y, handiae mo.
go }, 10 go 80, woe,d he TO- ,he American naonle 10
easy, ne say, ~ Mou.u oo ~. n 80. , pp
1911 s Wy =. Nc .c,aa ann,r1 - Ana ,hc, h ,oas
MAJ mony 70 .s us.rac.eu oo p .,na sei ne sos
v IN 70 u a % b"si &c rhch 'ba rrea
inc ieuera cons''.io upol lo oasis ~ mSu W. 49,
anu s'ase e'asee MS. - ~ w w.. - ~
Woma LOT ever ae hnr , NC 'Ioss ao,, @
restore poaoo lu ~. ~, a.e
Buchhiah lnNuiNo ~ 'ol @ IoSo
rons " s"'eis' "'n We eiN' ~ 10 "" WINS i''
proposes !. , =,
An express recognition OF the right OF property IN
saves III 'ne alA'cs "hoio NJ" eAs's u may
eA,s', ~, ,. 20 .,o,,, mi, .,,h, g. Il, -, .r,o,
inc uu.y VI Po.e.'ns mn isns ~ az w. osii
IeIIoIles iousnous n o' c.. ' 80, .s @
until tney sna! DC aa"eu as ss ,s. .o suc .non'
WIN or wHnout slavery, as 'nc'r oons''u'onS may pe
scsioe. No., o,,rn,,or s no rcn, or ,ho rr,.,or N
.. IKE recogn'on " .ne rsne VI .ne Ni1s.er W
nav nl2f"se! va - -
other restored anu aenvereu up W n.m anu VI tnc va
ndiy OF inc fugnve save Jaw enaoWu IoI .nIs puI
pose, toRether WIN INA. "1 s'a.e Ia"s '-
pairing OF ueieating inns rent are Noia.ons vi thc
constitution, ana are consequently nun anu voia ,
sucn y Mr. buchanan compromise, ano n..ic - We
esteem ms Judgment On any point lhNovlns nv.ai Con
siderations, we must suppose from ms great poc eA
pTience ana sS9acy tnae 'ne scnehe " one ,hely W
concilate certain amount Oh supPof. az washington.
That could DC passed through even tne present .oh
gress u very doubuu that y Wo~d sur up such com
motion ~ tne Tree states a. w nave nos ". seo y ~
tam ana Ina. ~ mus. inevitaoy iai ever y Ss .,
into law before the ueternae opposon the North
- equally evident fof what ~ y tnat sho Outgoing
PRESIDENT proposes IN tne nrs, place .ne Nottn wmh
mas always allowed ,ne sou.n te rgu. W ue wiz. i.s
peculiar institution on us own responslpihty AM ~
the exercise OF the sovereignty acknowcusea a. oeons
ing 10 ean state; Is required unnecessary W ,eoosus
the slavery which II abhos Such an act WOULD not aa
IN the least 70 ths contIo. On .e u.n W. We
Would pe nnNeu sa.,lneo " " pr, w a.o
PRIDE OF the Venouels' NeA " 'c s'Oonu prop's.
ton, ,ne Nor'n 5equieu " enounoo WIN aen' 10 =.
tne freedom o ee ~ WIN n. saass. a.