The organizer., 1850-12-07
For the Organizer

Had the "North Carolina Preacher"
kept himself out of tho newspapers, the
"SoUTHREN PREACHER" would have done
the like. Had the Star withheld its
! endorsement from the one il would never
have heard of the other. We supposed
that the Star would have been content to
leave the two anonymous writer's TO the
jugdment Of the public, without the aid OF
its twinkling light; but we were mistaken.
1t takes up the cudgles in defence Of the
North Carolinian, and reads us lecture
for not according with him. This is quite
natural. The farther off the friend, the
better the Star likes him; the more remote
the government, the more devoted the
Stars allegiance to it, At least this is
true, il words and actions are any signs of
the affections. What word has it ever
spoken in favor Of the South; what reproof
has il ever uttered 10 the South,s worst
enemies at the North7 We regret that
the Editor of the ASferOid has forced him
self into our controversy, Ist because We
really and truly like th" man. ond 2d
oecS"-.' .-~ NJ 90 not see what is 10 be gain.
ed by victory over him. That we really
esteem him, is proved by the fact that we
take his paper aud actually read 1.-THE
most tormenting sheet. that ever afflicted
a man Of southern predictions, home
born attachments, manly spirit and devo.
ton to the fundamental principles of his
government.
We verify believe that if band of in.
fIriated abolitionists should march into the
capitol. gag every southern COngressmen,
usurp all the Offices of the country, eX.
clude the South from every foot OF the
common domain, forbid her to deal in
slavery, or to remove them from State to
State, or TO recapture them when runaway
and then tax her numerically to pay the
expenses Of these usurpations, The Star
wOnld neither encourage resistance, nor
Justify disunion, We believe it, because
much Of this has already become history
md the Star has not even ilnched under it |
Tor limited at a measure Of redress or pro-
eclion; and that the whole of it is soon 1
o become history is just as certain as 1
ny thing that lies in the future. To be {
ure, il will all take place under the forms q
law but il will only be the more des- I
icable and fatal on that account. And yet '
his, and its kindred Presses throughout the Il
Ind, are not only unmoved by the dan, h
ers which surround US, the disgrace u
'hich has beiallen US, and the ruin which ID
lreatens US, but they fasten themselves h
ke bodies Of death upon all who cherish Il
le pride offreemen, and the spirit Of their 81
oble sires, and there hang weakening e
y their lightweight and sufocating by ci
ieir eKhalatiOns to such a degree, that
ready there is scarcly ray OrhoPe, that n
ie South will ever command the strength pl
sedhl to escape the destiny which is full ii
view before her. Her honor is gone. d
lasteT over the matter as we may with al
liches from the "Stars and stripes" and "
u the pain Of il as we map By charms le
pm the tomb Of Washington, our honor p
gone, and If the generation which is D
ling up around Us be no better than that a.
hich is passing or all thai is dear to US in
a people will soon 60 with ii-But the an
lr-wandering in the gloom which sur W,
Inds US, we forgot the little blinksr-our mi
specis 10 II now. ea
ave thought" says the Star chat the ne
ailments contained in said extract" iron Is
} n. c. Preacher) a. well as The spirit ev
which they we're given, might with pro ar'
ety have been adopted By every chris IA
q IN the land.- No doUhs The Star Ca
night 90. The sentiments were briefly ca
se: That the talk Al lhs S0uih, Of re- II
ance 10 The lavless encroaehments tW
N sOuihsn nights By sbolitiOnisis and CO.
ssoilsrs Of Ihs Nonh is 20 betisr than The
bellion" "ssdition" & 'ooaspirscy,' viih ye'
q uhieh Christian Ministers shouli have DO,