Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
The SAfntr of thu rnIAn

number OF our Northern cotemporaries have
-Aken, oil late, to elaborate and apparently most
te''ouS specuIations upon the permanancy of the
chon' lhey express the most serious apprehen
o"S '"a't " hot 70 last much longer and that the
line oil separation is soon to be drawn between the
northern ard Southern States. Some of them. su,,,
as he New iprk Tribune and journals of that uk
calculate shat IN. advantages Of this separation viii
All DC on the SIDE Of the North and are not q,
y" reserved III expressing their preference for sleedy
u''o'u'on' rather han see any more slave States in
corporated intpthe Oaion Others content Themselves
WIN giving vent 10 thGr fearful f,rbodings on this
grave SUBJECT oil agitation, as II to fig Iten tns SCUM
into CONSEQUENCES OF thu alarming cOnscausnces-
The New York Times, for nstarcr, in lulpes in the
following tones Of timely and trieaaly wlrning.
Tits not thing whose valueis to be calculated in a
n, 70 GENTS IL irht OF feeling aud ASSOCIATION as
well as OF interest And yet, with TIC mas Of the Nor
thern mind we Can unbeNtatngy say, the Unon cease.
70 ne Of value when il represent PrircipIs
VIII need time 20 root old syngahies and ,,t. "
etnrot lightly forget the bOOd which stained tn
hsld1 OF the Caroinas well those Of New Yofk ,d
Massachusetts, But he uud rstand, our Nu,ib, -,
haoit WV see That such process going among the
masses OF tbe free states Great change, with US do not
come rom sudden e1citemeots, aud not
"Nn olusier. we are not naturally impusye or eL,.
quent, or bullying. Wat we do ia don, Vi,h 49,,
uousI!Lhu IN 60 Il ignorant OF hunm nature who re
gus nne Ie's, because u slowly aud Cautiously done
IL hhh very steady, cautious novelJing os,yinsni,
wnion nsouilt up the Republics our barren GRANT.
hs atd witch Is advancing the stars aud srpes Sybs,
ever enterP,se can resSh. great chatps of nn,,Ic
opinion ~ we North Is q formidable thing S,,n,n.r
mas, accustoin" TO see the smallest popular e,,,i =,
tended VITO pfoiigous outlay Of word, or Lows ,,
De "on"eu 70 s'ee At such movements here az, 10 -
eiae, tpem as tneD man and corardy uthings nf 49,,
uco uares notnitv else. Yet it's Just suc1 s,i n,o
found movements Ia ,,storv vtich -, wv s'u' pro.
build ones" P'''' o'' 9'a'es "nd
For our part We we prepared for both ,b,rd.,
gustical etiusons agans'the Union and doleru,
sntstions over its safety, m our Northern oo,omoo
rAries 10 the even. Of the pSsase Of the Nobrask0
bill The results on either size have hardly coma 80
to our expectations for W. anticipated torrsn, a,
wrath from the nfuratsl an N outoourno of indi,
nation from others in that quartz which would ali,
up considerably more OF fuss ana f,rv sr,ono ,ho
Northern people than has been ext1pdt.d %, y-
arc now inclined 70 think that they ao t;,oo..d 90
take the MAJ vcoolly./ We hope 90. A o,s, Tha
indications se quite anterng that ali tn. doso.r,,o
ouO''s 'ae nave been made to lash them i,to Juror
over Nebraska are likely to turn GU, a f,iInr.
we soV'se 'ho'e Of our Northern co,.rnro-.u;..
VINO se giving themselves suha v.s, .,oona, ~
sesssssss over The safety Of the Union ios, No..
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