Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
Northern sentin sent,

Ltiyf, sbattis II be firm and CROWN,
The moderate ifteti. who comprise Ii sn,
tiihlatlly Of The people, seem to bty
Hsslihftisd as To the II necessity 1t stefut
sHyi1H TO tile sFtv6s IT fAhutleism vii
blgetfy, 'tfits far sllHlt tlloa 90, bat IL
farther We hops md believe that IN
good an1 moderate iiie1 Of the North WI
succeed III tlteif patriotic etiiehvofs, e.
unless they III, b1aeh clouds and dusk lies
will encompass Tie face, Of the future Hnt
OlpniPpteiiee Hlotis eau tell tie evi
which viii asstuedly btTst Upon tie LAM
As Al indication Of public sentiment |
the North, we publish the fDlleWin
from The New York Globe, Il respectable
aud highly influential Journal
DIR Southern friends mist ttear wit
liz yet longer. Things must efosv vors
here before they arc better. fsotne Of II,
Beetllef ur Lowell fanatics. 1f sdftie /
their negro allies, tntist shoot down Il fat
officers WHO may attempt to 10 Their dnt
by executing The laws; and HeR ILL.,
spirit Of The North will he aroused /
we iall MeH to taHeli abolition mud H.
Wtahft HIF fnisefeHitts Il lesson Wbjfl
will forever silence their tfeas6natia BAL
ble@tlien 1T the South rely e, tlieif owl
strong hands at,d just rights,
There IL honesty, md yirtiMind pafri
otism 1T lie North sufficient to fei,tike ttt1
tetil spirit Of faetieti@te tfainiYYn ntde
foot the eiieitiies Of The Union. II ~
gtiires bit tlie excitement uf sntfie start
ling overt htt 6f Il criminal character II
foitse tliat spirit into ii terrible tiaiiifeate
ton Of It's %o'inipotenaet Afauatieism II
fat'6t W Hf TnioH run m nW1heHei
whose deg6iiritig ilames will seoreh unf
bilfti4 md htitiliilate IN their fiery mafeii@
every vestige d seditioti aud abolition
every refuge Of t%fhltofs.
When II conflict slthIl arise. If etef il
unfortunately should between tho races
Only Uiie result 6an be att5itipated@ttit
determination Of The inferior race, Tile
New York Herald, speaking OF the this.
efable la1atieistii af some Of ttis leHdila
abelitiohists Of that vicinity trtilfntIy 70.
inhrks
These fneek htd f1fistim etiaelmauts.
reiterated by BeeeFiet, Leavltt. and Il few
siteli ptofessst1 followers Of otif lewiy at,d
abiding Saviour, formed tie stapla If
deelhlnafiati bt another large black atd
white meeting III The FHrlf oi Saturday
lttst. The consequence may liz that the
pestiiet9its ttHitat6rs, always forward ia
ttutofistF ttiid always lftek ward in ettnritv,
'iiaf succeed in binding tie ltaeks To
prudential considerations, md inaite them
to resistance Of The law 1He 1ekhfH ia
piaiH@NfW tUh WiH mi s1nr,gf /,01f
mr. dntY, 1He iaW u1W he sp4faiUe1.
N/m7f4htf MN foDteAthetf Il hf II
p0SsinR eoH1lin bftteeeu Ma tte6 yares !;
BIT tN THAT CASH, TtiE W1otG nl4dE
fhfff witt nfoytFtfr fhoh ota 'ttear,
49, rte %s1tftihs ~ Ftaftf Attt btstERstb
~ fttt tisiNa Sun,
That snelt would he tho ease III the
Free States, sliedli The btheiss resist tbs
md catae ttte ioweof bloodsltel, no
Intelligent 'nap will deny. for an instant.
All tho prelHdiees Of easte would he
'r6ttsed, and. in n SHORTER sphea Of time
lin il would thke IL chronicles IL. the
African taef, in tie North, would be
swept from the fnea Of tie eartll
But Tho subject presents .%another view
The consideration Of Seward.
'reeley. Lowell. Leavitt, GerriH Smith,
nd other northern families ind dema.
.ogtes. A%urp5sei for II moment, ttlat
%iilhetdlafy schemes ID regard to
could be carried out, wllnt would
'eeonie Of The black r~acs..in the Slave
1Hat is II question TO which
would draW Mr.. Horace Gree!ey's
attention. Let Hs views. hin
Ieas, md his principles, be carried into
fieet=-iuet s,lposing it possible, for Il
that such is oyer likely 10 bs
10 eaae@--thd what would follow The
from the land tho race for
hon Mr.. Greeley processes 80 much
fmFathy--the extinction Of slavery with
,e extinction Of the etalaved, aud the
OF the social foundations ef
IN fourteen States Of this Union.
II G. will not deny that any mon has
right, clear and indefensible, to DESTROY
Id slay, in defence Of the honor or life Of !
9 mother, his wife, or bis sister, or Ilig I
No nan will dispute gnet, d {
o~rositioh-not even Mesars. Greeley or /,
'ward--nnless their hearts IRE utterly /
void Of eyery feeling which ennobfes !
III exalts human nature. But let ihety {
ews be carried ont, and the population :
fourteen States will be exposed to !,
rvile horrors but barely alluded TO- +
pes Mr, esreeley, or any other northern I
1atic, imagine that O moment would !
lost by the men Of the South in putting =
You'd the reach Of danger those they !
led best aud dearest Does any one /
ppose that in case Of the success Of Y
fanaticisln, in ite extreme uIti- 2
tie sense, that a war Of determination :
't,ld not e1stle between the white, and Il
bcastly endowed, God-cursed accord. q
| 10 Holy Writ African? AMI does !
Y one believe that a month would !, !,
pse before aIlnnat the e11fire IalaGtt ra1n