The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-15

SrAErAYBUns c. H., S. c.. Sept. l, 1si9.
TIE .fsolstsai,ts Bqrcfts -Hotei-Cour House
Greet Erci.0rent against the North-B rttus Blair
--Dtntsn--.iboation .4-,nts-Bu,ning of Documents
Ssrs, FOR horias,n Men 10 Trapei in the South
FiWder Yi.ss on ue .9iLerciting Topic
After the review Of which gave account in nv
last letter TO this place, which has been
dered famous by the arrest of the suspected abolition
Est agent, J. G Barrett. AS We drove into town,
passed the eternal court house, and a. the end OF the
street noticed the sombre looking ediice and barred
windows Of the prison where Barrett is locked up.
This town s very nics looking place; the houses
clustered about the court house until they make
siderable Of compact village. There is large hotel,
called the Walker House, kept by MIR. Walker, fat,
jolIy Old fellow-tu beau isea OF hotel keeper. He
certainly deserves justice ut hands for he has
osysd me with II good zeal OF attention He sets
capital table, and ne has hams that are II anything,
superior to the tar famed Westphaias.
This whole community are III \ state OF extraordi-
mary excitement regard to the people OF the North
generally, and ths sboutionsts particularly 1t is
somewhat singular too considering the fact that in
those dinicuties then they changed and became null
Jihers afterwards The people are the most gallant
and fearless OF any the state They got the name
Of spArtsns or spsrtanburg, from Their resemblance
TO the ancient Grecsns they are, even now regular
light they die sort OF people They were eele-
prated in the revolution IL on this soil their
fought the British to the last and
conquered They are smaller in size than the people
lover down in the State but more hardy, will bear
fatigue longer fearless, and make the very best
soldiers They all accustomed TO the rife, and
crack shots. / suppose there 1900 voters in this
District and al least 500 are landholder and there
are many rich people in the district who own no land
The district borders on North Carolina, and sdJoins
Buncombe but lbe people would seem TO be different
species. They have in this district few SLAVES and
yet, they to do'otedly attached TO the IN
stitution believe IL good md would bght to msin-
bsve ,esn tho original lstters connected with tn.
Barrett business, and hsys examined them very care.
July have aso read 5rutus.n think the people Of
this State wrong in the conclusions TO which they
have in regard 10 the authorship OF " brutus
Tie movement OF sendDg sucs pam phets as Srutuss
las Orignated with heads than arO 10 be FOUND
10 overthrow the institutions Of this state by setting
che poorer classes OF the whites in array against the
weather. classes TO excite political warfare between the
different Glasses 81 white citizens throw tne state
into anarchy and confusion and destroy the tremen-
dOus influence Of Mr. Calhoun gu can guess who 10
at thu bottom OF THESE designs but II you have soy
doubt upon tbs subject beg you w read the address
70 the free sellers Of Washington ana also the address
30 the free soil,rs Of Missouri. The same heas'
and bsnds we're At work IN these that framed
are The authors of rttu. instead Of Brisbsne kuszy
a CO.. and Washington II the grand depot OF these
pamphlets instead % tincnnsu They are moro likely
20 b. printed al Washington than Cincinnati TINS
movement has fairly reused the South. and has done
good instead Of haun-the people have united as one
man 70 repel a. The scheme has failed for the poor
white class indignant than the rich. They
nee that it, tendency H % degrade them il IL danger
Gus for northern person 10 travel in the South and
no should attempt IL unless he Is provided with
sttorg and evseuce 81 10 who and what
hC The plan Of attack IN this state has been % send
ths south thete people visit every toNh thl "hll'
apparently ongaged in their nominal business, are &c
frcly at WORK la getting the Of al the whit,
people In the district few days only pass when th'
mai arrives flooding the village with Br7s4sss and th'
7sre CaIo,n'an hs,s attended several eonnTet y
Che documents snudes TO, and addressed to person
whose names have been obtained by these agents IL
the manner stated ~ long "a medahng with th'
south was con nrd 20 the old fashioned abotionists
who regarded Themselves a. Gods Particular agents
end acting in pious sort Of way, went honestly ans
Dflna
~ and make the Southern States grand arena tci
murder, boodshed burning. brutality and tho Other
beautiful fruits Of religious negro iosurectioD, the
South took IL rather Kindly than otherwise The maii
came loaded With abolition religious papers prints SC
but the South bure all this, and took no retsistory
measures They had general belief that hose en-
gagged In the pious york few cra7ybeAdsd isna
tics who competed niserabls fraction Of the mass
Northern communities ami believed that the mejoril,
OF tho people Of the North or free states sound
had sense OF Justice snd would adhere % the tsders
constitution ana give the South her rights under u
Dut the scene has changed; the free soilers-com
prng it is true. n minority but stil very large mi
noity Of that party tibet has guided snd governed tn
government Of the . mon for years headed by Val
on grsnder SCALE and have IN effect Joined the fana
1csi old fashioned crusade against the South. tn
nsy fashioned abolitionsts acting for ambitious pur
posee aud using potesl organi alton 70 elect thei
object far more deadly and dangerous than th
religious gentlemen Great men leaders In large sec
lions Of the South have betrayed their constituent
and have joined the new fashioned or new scboe
aboltionists Of the North Ssch men % Clay Ben
con, Houston. and Rush, are Ct work Ia their owl
attitudes All thesc facts have fairly reused th
Southern States 20 sense Of their danger, aud the
are almost In open arms or soon win be- unless these 81
forts ceaae and the political abotionsts are put down
This has got 60 be done and done quickly N this nie
~ 70 last This State 10 the foremost IN the rank Of tn
Southern States who determined 60 maintain thei
rights under the constitution Of the Federal Union
Consequently " she be erectuay asssiled, South
ruin would In earnest She is not assail
able on the slavery topic There not ten in th
State who do not believe honestly that slavery good
doubly beneficial both 70 the owner aud the slave
They do not see tbs; IL Is evil, and not viii
oemit the fsct for be don besve Ii and that the con
Juon Of the negro j. In fact better than with US in III,
Nsrth, am convinced IL became necessary to sttac,
SCUM Carolina on another point which ~ deemed her
Neakett-thst Nos tue inequality Of her legislation
She has constitution somewhat different from any
other state and every mau in the Union knows that
81 has worked to charm II was framed with strict
reference t. the habits and local situation Of the PEG.
Tls of the State a. the time " framed and she has
had any internal brois troubles Every
are really repref ented and truly than II mere
majority governed The people OF this state have 81.
ways been united on any subject OF Interest that has
atfen They present 20 their sister states the some
What singular spectacle Of prosperous contented and
cppy population whore the curse Of party unknosn
Wcfa 1t not fer outsiders all would be well Ex
tfeue poverty ~ unknown. poorbOuse csnnot b
Itunt ina her hns She has never asked any favort Of
20 dera government or her sister ststes save 70 b
~ tone she shstce very little IN federal affairs
aa4s 10 do She has pursued 90 onward course mo-
1eng no one snd only agitsted TO repe attacks from
v4I Nostste has ever shown more reel devotion
70 The URion than tbe has ever done in ali great
tmoFgencies non the beginning until nov, she has
dorc her duty aud than her share Of duty 20 tbs
5qdeTal union Ter treasure and her blood hare been
given and shall sheneyef needed Her moral pov er u
Eieut sbo the could pe crushed the work Of those
WHO are nov attacking southern institutions would 10
answered. TCdo this eneotuslly resort has been had
% the bTttus publication; with What effect have AND
ehsli show you Monday Is sale dsy in Spartsnburg
4 railroad meeting e. be held aud The COMMITTEES 0i
Vigilance meet to take measures iu regard 10 the
care Il Nr. Barrett J sha leave here in few min
for Glebns Syringe where 500 or 600 people
rtf1ted enjoying thtniselves and shall come back
Mordsy morning pay visit 10 Barrett w his prison
and write you about him ana his case. Ny beN
WIN be from the Springs. NORIHhNER
GLrrs SrRrscs, Spartspbsrg District. g., Z
September 2 is4e.
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