Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-10-25
sAUK RAPIDS T. THURsDA MORNING, OCTOBER
"a SOUTHERN DIsUNIONIsT.

"A SOUTHERN DISUNIONIST.
Hear what he says Of the Yankees.
How Jupiter thunders i We copy from
the S. c. Mercury. III
The clouds are indeed gathering, and
the smothered growls Of the Northern
press, even from papers Of the stamp OF
the New York Courier and Enquirer,
which have heretofore been altogether
conservative, are such asto. warm us,
to be up and doing. The East, too,
the origin Of all, Of whose people Lord
SHEFFIELD said, g they will machinate,
and will 'attemptsto manage, is prePar-
ing all his lightnings for our devoted
heads. The educated English Lord, a
Siaiesman by cultivation, and a politicsan
by knowledge Of mankind, foretold that
"the ,oeakness Of The Southern States has
not a lille to fear from their interference. I.
II remains 10 be seen acheiher The Southern
,'ill be puppets cfthe Northern, 1nd ''heth-
er the middle colonies aciA be the dupes Of
The Northern, or barrier to tie Southern
States. -
Ay, men Of the South /" The New
Englanders, apt to be troublesome to
themselves, as well as to Others" having
made dupes ofthe Middle statesare seek
ing to make puppets Of US They have
extended themselves over the great
West, and by means Of hosts Of teach
ers, preachers, and unsexed women,
have misled the earnest and dogged
hordes ofhonest Germans, and stubborn
Anglo Saxon and Scotch, to wage war
upon US, who only ask to be let alone.
Negro slavery is the mask under which
they seek to3carry out the teachings Of
the ADAMsEs. g Il is the duty Of the
North to seek power stThe South
must soon be inimcal to us, are the
two principles, which these venonous
men left to ferment and work for the des-
truction Of that South, which refused to
them, a. second term in the Presidential
chair.
They couni apon our readiness !! Men
of the South ! do yon acknowledge your
selves weak! Are you soignorant ofwhat
constitutes the military strength as to
fear the North? Are you aware that
money and men are the sinews Of war !?
That s you have commerce found
ed upon natural product Of yostr soil,
annually reproduced. and necessary to
the whole world, and upon which much
Of the prosperity Of your worst enemies
IS based ?54 That to protect this, you
have million at least of warlike men,
trained from infancy to the use 81 the
horse, and familiar with the most pow
|erful hand-weapon ever invented by
man Pa belt Of sickly country, which
an invader from tho sea must occupy be-
fore he could strike at your vitals, and
in which armies would perish, like the
host of SENNAcHERIB, before the des-
troying Angel ofthe hIiasma /? and sys-
ITEM of railroads, which will enable the
hordes Of the mountains to sweep down
upon III, plains Of the sea ofthe Mis-
sisssippi and ofthe Ohio, with cavalry,
whose neck isindeed clothed with thun-
der, and the glory Of whose nostrils IS
terrible I Have you so little military
skill ds TO overlook the fact, that the
sturdy SONS Of Northern Virginia alrea-
az hold the pass between North and
West. and that Maryland, and the coast
counties Of Virginia and North Carolina,
by their railroads and the Chesapeake,
intfese days Of steam, flank an army, |,
advancing from the East on Pittsbnilrrg !,
That Missouri's rifles and hunting
knives have already turaed the hostile
wing resting On the Mississippi, whilst
Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Geor-
|gia, Mississippi xsss Louisiana, and
Arkansas, can throw their armies, BY.
railroad and river, full upon the csntrs1
When The God of battle tlegase you xour.