The New York herald., 1863-11-07

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and passionate desire the like great end attained Ia
Ireland that heAs Hnds relief for s burning fever
in the delight and thorough joyousness which tho sp.
ppoaoA OF other uations 10 liberty inspires Hence ts
Congratulations when the colonies Of Spain broke loose
and hurled the vioeroys and all tho other spendares Of
Madrid headlong from the Andes. Hence it's bendres
and hymns Of gladness whom the noble workmea and
chvairous young students planted again the Trcoor
osses Of Psps and with sublime visions and
dedicated France for third time, 10 tho reign OF the
people and the service Of humanity Hence, to-day the
eagerness with which tho splendid herosm Of Poland is
followed from field or battle IN another and tho Offer
ines which go forth on the wings OF sister spirit 70
sustain the holy against the MuscOvite Hence in
ue the sympathy Of ireland In the Instances have
cepted with the rev0uti0nists OF the South and the
strange identification with the mschiev0us and malignant
sentiment and activity OF England against tho federal gov
ernment OF several honest who hate the very
Of England and they could compass II by their DEATHS
would wrench her root and branch from the seas and
In such instances with such men, sympathy with the
disOyal States OF the American Union IL tho OF
generous natures nnamed with tho love OF liberty and
intense hatred Of oppression. whd error. truly.
since cononnds the conspiracy and outbreak OF law
less ambition and lust OF power with the struggles for
equal laws fair play the God given rights Of conscience.
national life and position an ufetteTed manhood, an
ample sphere In which TO pursue the most useful and
brave career-in which struggles the Oldest and most
famous OF the European uationates have been, and
sontosnes ss Sesa wo cns o. ,re a
bton and lust Of power with tho OF the downtroddcn
against the despot and conscience against the per-
secutorwOuld confound mutlny and massacre on ship
board with the 6aelity and bravery that beats on the
pirate Or sworvcs her from the breakers. He would
plant the statutes Of Catano and Cicero on tho same
tho Senate and despatch tho faithful and the
false in the one fiery chariot 70 Heaven together.
i would be- diiic!,t indeed for the most eager or
lste with any those righteous and heroic uprsngs
referred to- identity the former with the latter
Not One act Of injustice iSs.soes 4. Not one Mr.
Stephens the Vice President d the confederacy N that
and warned his nate State Of Georgia not TO follow the
example Of South Carolina which had just passed 10 Con.
vcnion the ordinance OF secesson uneluivocally and
emphacay declared that no wrong, threat. actual or
probable OF the federal government and Con
gress could be invoked 70 justify the withdrawal OF the
Slave States from tho Union The Governor Of Florida
at tho same time, said the same thing. so did the
Governor OF Georgia. who presided at the meeting at
a M @ p o Nor
have most scrupuiously end sepsvely guarded tho
reserved and special rights Of tho south They have done
euce to their own great Instincts and defiance Of
the sarcasms and scurry which their rigid observance
shs hypocrtes Of Exeter Hail. and the reproachcs Of the
honest apostles OF human liberty In the more truthful and
chlvalrous parts Of Europe 10 word. the political
between the South and the Now England neophytes and
crusaders Of Exeter Hall, and that wall was
stronger and ofter than the very day that Mr. Lincoln
elected President positive majority, pledged to
stand By the South and repe every encr0achment ts
esoon 81 Injustice souS
be nationally entertained BY the South at that time even
True s laws and resolutions 10 contradiction OF the
rights claimed by aud 70 the South under the
constitution had been passed In tho Legislatures Of
Wisconsin ard Massachusetts,, aud decisions or tho Su
preme Courts OF two three OF tho Northern and
Western States in conflict with the obvious require
meuts Of certain special euactmeus Of Consrcss-the
Fugitive Slave bill for example But In all these In.
stances tho authority OF Congress ovortopped tho
hotv OF the States. and tho resolutions decisions aud
Law In question. offensive and fathless they seemed
70 be 70 the SOUTH bad effect than many soap
bubbles blown In It's face. In no instance, under no
ms 0voP avar
borne You remember the little Yankee brig in which
ome 10 New York In 1852, from Pernambuoos The
year before she had brought back, TO his master 10
Savannah the runaway slave Simms, despite OF all the
rampant rhetoric Of Wendell Phillips and tho seditious
excitement he aud others like him had kndled the
occasion OF the unfortunate slave bong arrested 10
Boston by tho officers OF tho federal government Tho
plain truth OF the matter Is fidelity to the South was
vehement passion with the North than the love OF
gain tho love OF adventure, the love OF liberty itself
For the sake OF maintaining the national unity and the
constitution In which 1t was framed tue North became
nothing less than the obsequous vassa Of the SOUTH and
seemed to hold every n the country subordinate
svrv and ID more wss The south that nsS the wb,ts
House, and controlled, n did not monopolze tho gov
crnment cncc, In fine, tho irrNability Of the South
when tho democratic party was ousted by tho repub
cans and new order OF men proceeded TO takc posses
sion OF the capital
with cqusnimi,y and the cheerful resignation Of good
citizens. They had bcen the dJminant party and
remain sof not n the Union, why then, out OF It and
spite OF IT, What they, the courtly and sumptuous
lords Of the rice swsms and fields the inheros
OF the blood OF the Huguenots and Cavaliers give way for
four years to the lanky and marrowoss hers OF those
beggsrly outcasts OF Pgrimsl South Carolina cannot
submit TO thst-sbe must set up for herself Georgia
and Asbama agree with hcr and then the rost OF them
the black skin, and propagate their blood for
the auction BLOCK the branding iron the Lash and all the
noisomeness of brutal bondage. SIT II IN tho bottom
sit and probe II In every direction you will find
that the conspiracy and outbreak OF the Souh against
the Union is the conspiracy and outbreak OF usoent pro-
tension, iawles ambition and lust OF power, as have al
ready said and nothing more, anything could be worse
An aHecdote sometimes Ia worth volume OF history
And logic Here is one that dispays broadly, In the
ccarest light the purpose aud Character OF tho southern
rebellion.
Tho month Of August Immediately preceding the cIsc.
ton OF Mr.. Lincoln, Mr.. Toombs ana Mr.. Cobb, OF
Georgia-both well and widely known abroad well
at home. politicians OF considerable influence and
social we'll high political position the soath-pad
visit 70 New Ysrk A day or two after their arrival
they dioed with gentleman you are familiar with, and
who wields Extraordinary power, whilst occupying
singularly conspicuous position, - a. public man.
give you his name W private note. For
nov relating, without any reservation Whatever,
end without ntimatmg In the Ieast that chs
,.orm..,0n ". confidential G DO no. feel myself ~ a.
tined 20 nd its way into your columns presume 10
neither an iceberg ironoAA buecaness from Br.
ksohead overhaus u On the ocean.
We'll a. the dinner re'erred 70. u reply TO the prossts
Of thh gentleman against the ayowcd discrimination Of
sss '0pp PpesdsS rocmS" declared that tno scuas
should remain day in the Union under republ
admmatration, since the acceptance OF such Id
ministratioo would republlcanss The slave States.
"Why moi wsAt Tor some overt act OF Mr.. Lincoln
against the Southsonethipg positive and tAngibe-te
justify your assertions that will be government Of $50
t,onasm and encroaohment, and that will dsreeard
and set a noushs the obligations imposed upon By the
constitution
70 DO would be fatal 70 NE South political power
based upon slavery. 10 permit the experiment Should
recognise Mr. Lincoln - or President and sufer min
70 exercise authority In the slave Ssatss be wosid very
soon build up 10 them rspuosican party oy hn aspeo
satios OF the federal patvosags. He would nave, o.
COURSE 10 appoint from thoes Who elected him Coecsou
Of The port custom house ceacsrA dssrtos essorney
United States marshall possmaseere and mail eeeoo ma
every Of these officers would as cnoe become rspuo
cans, u they were not Republicans eseore' snd .uu'
tuds OF subordinases would swell ne - ~ no une
Thus the poca idsasty u Ne south would - Destroy
Cd party more isss bcstils v slavery, would row
up and spresd itself amoegss -, and The South could
never again hope 70 havr The undivided sway had"
In other words, the srstocsAs q tbe South-ths ma
sons, Cobbs, Hunters, 0iteln, Prsstons and heckn.
r,dses : would have " reinquish their monopoly -
Washjnstor and take fair chance IN the ocotsation FOR
public boncrs and the magierscy Of The nation with
fheiy ss patrtrsan fellow crsas q The North md West
Rather than submit ths, tbsy set up rspublic
eov themsevse which they may rest assured o On IN
da,urbed enyoymeut of obcAi power and prolona far
,no tho autumn of tbAr GAYS thsir mdsummsr 6s,Ghts
OF craftsmanship and diplomacy And for thrsso real