New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

The Southern press is airing a new project of
retaliation for the frequent distractions to the ex
ecution of the Fugitive Slave Law at the North,
and the menaced repeal of the same. The plan
is not to allow any northern to obtain justice
for life or property in the southern courts, in
case the fugitive slave provision ceases to have
force. 1t may be doubted whether this scheme
can prove successful. The very low estimate set
by the South on the morals of the North requires
revision. The sOrdid dOughfacedness prevalent
in this latitude few years, and indeed, few
months past, has diminished since the passage Of
the last infamous act Of Congress reused many to
sense of their degradation, and the feeling is
now spreading that the old thirty pieces of
silver doctrine is as Improbable as it is base.
equally with her negroes, is evident from the
tone of the journals in that region, and the fol-
lowing extract from The Columbus ga. Times,
supplied by correspondent of that journal and
editorslly approved, will give at a glance the
present fashionable ideas on this subject in the
South:
III the people Of the southern savehoding States viii be
true 70 ,hemsvs: they need S seH ssyhss ths assioI
control the politicians and sni will do
whenever you make their interest do and this
esers and Of northern Of the
for the collection Of theiI debts tn redress Of
more plain allow defendant Plead bar any
that sy be brought in courts that the aiaf citizen
OF Connecticut Massachusetts, and snch ike States; and
allow be good defense to any indictment, Tor
der that the party injured was elen or resident Of those
the residents Of State eoevs with their refusal 20 give
fuEiv, slave or his delivery BY Of riots any
i old adGge fight the devil
with fre and You may rely npon H. tois vii Be Al eascua
o he buEcss and h they much oprosea
sd other unlawful means sSe are Huuae vii only
reach such mem but s not tree they are opposed sre un
axful e asues OK they dAre show rhe opposition. Make
81 ihir interest control zach sngs and yea may sst a.
ehsris uGuusetureTs editors sud 81 business and public
employ the and you believe they canaO eolls0
them thIouSh the sAlyatos VI then anass II such laws
VII be efectusl add - them al articles mAnstac
rred in these States and orins Part q the 'tok q e
,ly the eNPeenee has lived long il th world
that ulee patriotism viii sak Rnder The nfaeace VI dimes
legislative is beaunu Il Is toodess and r9-e
efeeiua than swords bayoreis or hyng artillery"
The Southern policy-slavery, aggression, an
nexatiOn, war, debt, commercial incertitude and
periodical bankruptcies, always been op-
posed by the respectable reading, thinking, sober
portion Of the North; while rum hole politicians
and all that part of the population whom they
control have coalesced with the negro-driyers.
But SO ignorant yet is portion of the sham de-
mocracy Of the North that no amount Of open sni
hsbitual outrage on the principles of the Declare
ton of Independence had ever driven them from
their alliance with despOtism up to the passage Of
the KansasNebrsska bill, which, it is hardly ne
oessary to say, has very largely worked revolu-
ton in public feeling throughout the free States
To illustrate the kind Of insult to the North
in the southern press take phrase in the
above extract The peOPle-the all-in-sn of
the Jefersonian Democracy on paper-are,
according to the new lights Of slsve-driying