The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

sof Did not find numerous apologiss for the
duct Of John Brown and h nagtous associates through
out many Of the Northern, but especially In the
New England Statesf The fountain Of New Eng
Land sympathy broken up 10 its depths and gushsd
forth, when John Brown and his followers
demand after fair trial and expated their crimes
the galows Though they are dead New England sym
John Brown sympathzer elected to the Gubernato
rial chair Of the State Of OF the ors
and Iowa are also filled with the description OF
men holding the same general views, advocating the
principles and measures, and exhibiting deep
pathy and strong partay for these heartsss malefac-
toboth elected however, prior TO the Hafpers Ferry
The people Of the Northern States as their statutes
show, and il is confirmed by their speeches and ad
dresses their resolutions in public meetings and, in
| deed In almost every conceivable mode, have baen
endcavoi ing conne slavery within its present limits,
by excluding from all the Territories belonging TO tho
line around the Southern States with the purpose Of
then that slavery shall not beyond the limits
thus determined by them. Tho statutes aud resolutions
many Of the saveholdng States, from tho time
Texas sought admission into the Union up 10 this day.
confirm this view Of the designs and purposes Of tho FREQ
| States.
| Who can have forgotten the attcmp. made by tbs
Northern people the mails for tho transmission OF
the vest papers, illustrated by pictorial
calculated and intended $50 produce dissatisfaction and
revolt amongst the slaves and 70 inc.te their will pas
sayeholdng StatesS Tho objects they then had In vew
and towards the accomplishment OF which thor efforts
directed the abolition Of slavery In the Dis
trct Of Columbia and the exclusion OF slave States from
| admission into the Union
/ SiiCc tho VI suo BoNOaHH'is c"tu'o'ou VI
the original thirteen states twenty new States have bsen
added to the Union making the number Of thirty
three. Of the number added eleven have bsen free
States and nine slave States Fer many tho policy
to admit States par passa so as to ths eq
lbrium in the Senate between the North and tho SAth
| In carrying out this policy, Vermont and kentucky,
Tennessee and Ohio Indiana and Mississippi Illinois and
Alabama, Maine and Missouri, Arkansas ana Michigan,
Florida and Iowa. came in together or near The same
| time When the state OF Missouri was admitted the
Of Maine was cut of from tho then State Of Massa
clusetts for the purpose of preserving the equilibrium
between thd North and SOUTH in the Senate Northern
State divided, with view of keeping up the equi-
posc, and that division gave additional free state to
| the Jnon That eqnipoise Is now destroyed, and we
STATE Of the case tho South has been 50 forbearng and
unsesh asked for tho division Of her
States that the equipoise might be restored.
spee eauay imporan The ' Organized territories
with the exception of New Mexico) destined to
become free States and it may that this Terri
tory will be like All of these Territories will
into the Union about the time; and while
the North has the advantage over us now OF six Senator's
that advantage must the ordinary of events, IL
the Union shall survive, be greatly increased Besides
the territory Of the slave States generally largo; the
territory OF the free States generally small. Rhode
Island is made equal to Missouri ia tho Senate Connect
cut Is cOunterpoiss to virginia Vermont with wd
be surprising tina. the people OF tho South should
don candidate has just been elected to the Presiden
cy who gave uttcrance to the following arocous sent
opinion Ss slavery aso
will not cease until a crisis shall have Boon reached
passed.
stand. believe this government cannot endure perma
nenty half slave and half Free do expect hs Union
bu. do expect il win cease to DO divided It viii
become all thing, all tho other Either the op
ponents Of slavery will arrest the further spread of IT,
and place where tho public shall in the belief
that il is the ultimate extinction, its avo
viii wa until unit" i shall So1,n ms law
South" And again. he says:-"I embrace with pleasure
this opportunity Of declaring my dsapprobation Of that
clause OF tho constitution which denies to portion Of the
colored people the right OF suffrage"
When Presidents elected entertaining and boldly oroso
ing such senttnentachen TO this moment they hire neue
been rrad qualified aae mot reason for alarm a~d
resentn.enU
They brought these sad and dp'orab results upon e
country, and the candid and honest men Of he suorh pu
hold them responsible for the destruction Of goucrsnsert
that has challenged the adnsirIon and Commanded The
yd Of ne nations Of the earth Before God and TIC World
They yet have the power TO end tho strife and exotic
ment and restore cenhtence TO the country VIII they
sion. Time however, viii soon furnish tho answer The
present state OF things cannot continue long change
for tho better or the worse must soon come
Can be supposed that dissolution OF the Union can
end in the organization OF Northern and Southern comic
dcracy, embracing the satos and Torritoyon this side
Of the Rocky MountainsS entertain no such opinion
consider IL noonly possible, out highly probable
that when dissicn shdl come, iencia have
S,es and TERRITORIES on The Pacific by reason Of their locd
lily and ISOLATION e'A form one The Ne1 England Stits,
the saeocs a t'Toan sary, and meir Other fanasieal
ideas q tRe nnd u1a oomst,tts ne second me o'rLT
stdue Sloas hth fcnsg'tuhsu, Nco Jersey, Missouri ana
the NorfhaeeStcn SiaiS ana 1c'11tss ~t. J~m
the b.ud Inc oaio rna, grea1 h'gn,0dy,
oufkd ~ 'ugtma yWnshS common o"d OF
unon tsffeea sssfai ~ Mce-ns n'sS,"f r'oer, d"o"@
g'eds htlhsdy, nc sN n ','on oefeSen oNhss-ana as
these MAKE up ~ Hissasl fh1 GrM! ldtey ou sooner OF
later Jrm Union VIA mose oih ,oio'n uiey "hie dti
tchtse t,fcss are hcIgmr common for TINS ofgani1ton
New orleans would DO us chlei CITY, would
be tho exporting aud importing CITY Tor the
states In EXISTENCE ihid thosc whicn may DC
hereafter Termed out or the imlhenss unsettled
territory which u would possess Besides, the un-
pubic popuLitluu, thoH ndlos
| would furnish me means 10 ueifay goverhmsnlu *
penses IN part ~ iest hentucky aad inc
territory originally formed part OF the CONAN OF sr
gnia lhis organztuon VIII Keep her untei with what
formerly Deionsea 70 har, ana oonsti'uteu part %
her .err'or! me oe".H ,lass 'oot'a yoim es yo~M
Az ncss corpaerdcs oeny usus Jornet, aaaoga Lonst
ara, pNnsa leaas ~ c M'sslsEP. n'wH 90 J,ss ih
the"ssues 70 us o"'U" ''die o'4or.-Ioh s'y nWt he
'eoa elSe oJore Msy ,oOna "n - % - HetT Wesre. .
eof'nett HsHstes "n e ooueF o,El edes.