The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28
El HENRY WARD ErECIIEE

l'oiiv Oh inns nation
L. The North is community, Of ir,lus-
tries Every man is busy in building M hi,
home, and cnrching it for his children. Our
Northern people are educated to iru n,.Iy
NINA Their own business. Bat the Soa,h has
different state O! sc,ietv Slave labor sets
tree from industry u large class O! men. who.
being aris.rrratS. not bv nature alone. bo, l,v
Tue organization OF Southern society. have
any degree Of leisure TO attenl! to politics.
here Is. 'Ern. Il very different apti.u,l,.
Tor power between the south an,! the North
Northern society is ,lcmorratc Southern
arI>tocratir. y democracy tends to pro1urr
power hut "'''th"fe<it. IN ari~tocracv pro
dnrtS iii!r. but it ai>orh> and concentrate.
power. never distributing. The North
strengthens >ori.'q the south, Go.,ryu,,,
= There is a second reason vet more sui.
tie aud more d,ncrror>.
lib" North is industrious and productive
Each mar thrive, and seek, TO thrive. TL,
Interior idc1 and essential >rrit of our com
mu,;., !. .oh -, ,,
kingdom OF a family Citizens want a ~,
uona' policy that will leave them room I,
work ,,.J ..,;,
Now. II is through this known feeling of
the North. that thc South has cnntrivcl :,
b,;.. ,,d .,.,,,,. ,,r.
mara r.,..,
II I,- been >n!ni.ly >,;I Y,u shall 1.,,
leisure and ,cacr. if Won viii only ,c,,,;..
in >uch aud ,a.ll measures. Tines. m.,-,,~...
w"r" >ulti" rlllncc> in favor Of aI.o,n,;>u
and aIaln>t rcpnlllcani>lu \, each ar.r,,
>i>c step the South has been iirrccy met At
first by the nli.nant North hut. as a ,!I;rt
IHIct> dog with hit OF roi>onv! meat
thrown 7" hiH. - the South have east 10 IA,
North a temptation prruli.r'v sr,urti1. ~
men who are "ivcn 10 iu,Iu>t,v TIN, ,r
the sake o, peace. for III. sake of ,,,.;,l;r.
a-ita'ion> un:j:vorab!c to commerce and ,~,.
'Iuc,vc industry. tie North L,, r,Ip,ylv
yielded stc, bv step. un,, now j. n.w >l,v.
States are carved out OF. Kansas. t.r,. v,,I
bc no more 70 civc. Thc l,u.r Of power
Will chanvr. Tie South VIII be- ojl,. In con-.
troll and dictate policy without circnm~rrr,,o,
OF subtle br!hrS. That day i not far "ii
hen il comes. what will !r Nur.h do :
50 soon a her tou;ccticu with the s,p.rh he.
GlnS to be practical and home anno, ,rr.r.
touches Tie ln'cr' 9! the North. >hc viii
rise NJ TX" l-Hzaru> bound hand and foot
with "f''rr!"'hr>, and demand that >h- tc
'''>'' ana set Tree. Ia that day. our Union
VIZ '' ''N' Il 'N N'i''r ''r Hans" "hnH''"
NO" promotes 'hrIi'' rs 'a'ne is hcyoni all
''"'i '.'''2' men II Is against th'li' i, Will
'' io"'"' ''!Af is va'nc vi. l." l''>> than sal;
"!'"""t il >a'or. Ii ''II be cast out. an !!
'r"!''''' 'i''r i'o' OF "oT.
we are marching rs >'ral -h( upon di>>o.u-
'Ion a> ever re"p.e d;,!, alni hiud;,!I ,!I,.!.-
fof peace and Unions sake. We are .i,inr
the south an advantage which, whcn once
secured 'h"v will Use To gOad tl!c North to
inevitable rupture. iho>v men WHO counsel
peace and . "nic>cenrc now, counsel di~.-
mon and bo'li-"renrv hereafter Their
words az" >'n"o'hrr lhan oil, bat the POISON
OF a>l' Is un'rl their tongues 1t is a!wav,
20. Men will not trrc>rc Oar fathers did
'"rr~'r: 'hrir H..h''c" have net the ri',
We Shall rrciai'v y 90 ON. and w:,n the work
is done and 'vcry omen and sa,.riou> pre-
,,tion comes to pass. ,Lrn We -, i; wonL..r