The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

suPPois 'no PioJSo'e Va euon nAeA 10 wv S,
Wise, Jeff Davis stephens, OF Georgia, and otner
fre-eaters are eternally engaged in abusing the
North, and representing all our social, political
and religious relations as so many proofs OF IL
| centousness immortality and atrocious fanatl-
| cism. The Richmond Enquirer and Examiner
! land sometimes the Whig) the Charleston Mer-
| cury the Mobile Register the New Orleans Della,
| and many other similar journals, all indulge in
these ridiculous TRADES against the North, and
attempt to show that the sentiments Of Garrison
| and his little clique Of anarchists are those of
| every man north of Mason and Dixon's line.
| Here is perfect specimen from the " Muscogee
] Herald" Of the State Of Alabam =
Free society We sicken Of the name What Is II but
syes aspa listed farmers and mooustrsck theorists -
All the Northern and especially sl the New England states
The prevailing class with that Of mechanics
~ and vst Who hardly NJ for
with southern gentleman's body servant This is your
to extend into Kansas. ~ '' 1890 49,
The folly and wickedness of these Southern
presses in their ferocious attacks upon the North
| and Northern institutions, merely on account Of
the insane rawlings of few radical abolitionists
can be paralleled by more pretentious journal
lists hereabouts, who are uHceasing in their efforts
to prejudice the minds of their readers against
the South and Southern institutions But this
system of sectional calumny and abuse. original
ed 10y Garrison and his associates, never attained
any oroat irnnortanco until II was takon nm nv
William H. Seward and other men of the same
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a;c oho otI,o
The journals at the North 40 not seem TO remem-
bor that tbau ara onra oad IN a 0raot contest ~,
oei 'H'' ny go s"5"SeU - o'e"' So'o'S "
posing certain specific acts to bring about certain
.s 1. L.. 49, . III, 49, A.
specinc results, Out tney TURN aside from the
STRAIGHT patb tn indnloe in attacks IN the
South generally Overrunning with folly and
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csiun"y' anu se' oh ny ocMaiu anu hi' -
which was established nv Mr. Seward and his
friends assai,s the Soutb its men and its in.
situations in the same vulgar STYLE which is af
fected by the Southern journals when thew pitch
into the North. Our cotemporarv the Tylbuoe
is also cu;ltv nc the same follv and nollutes it's
columns with ,;d;culons and absurd attacks unon
Southern habits and manners and nr;nts all sorts
of sectional caIumnies. We find in the Tribune
the other day an article signed Red Republi-
can . which overaows with the most odious and
absurd attacks upon the South, as is shown by
the following extracts
In the great republic where there would be no slaves
ans mo bs or ans
longer zee the eondion Of the aborer becoming more
thrust aside or irodden down by the myimdons OF the
osaeny wU % 1 n
The union between the free and slave States may be
who know that the free states would protect native IN
dussry Others TOO may favor the union because they
know that the result viii be the determination Of most Of
Wine nnd .ne pnra o.
for preserving the union between TIE free and slave
vncea TIA, they have nothing to hope but everything to
ra n,n on o,ner manu- ,ne
lies.
Here we find the institutions and condition OF
the South slandered and abused without the sha-
dow OF argument or philosophy, and in the old
style, While we are engaged In great contest
against certain specified acts Of this wicked and
auocious administration, and waging upon the
great questions which enter INTO this PRESIDENTIAL
eiecuon. lhe system oil labor at the South has
It's evils. Every system OF labor has its evils
Inc system Of Tree labor at the North has evils
which no legislation can cure and no constitn-
ton can remedy to the fullest extent. We have
our poor houses and our aims houses are filed to
repletion with the overplus Of crowded popu-
lation. Industry and economy will never be stu
died or practiced by acerfain class OF people in
any system OF society, suhciently SO prepare
them Tor the coming OF the evil day.
Then again the people OF the South are stigma
tized as an oligarchy. The term is as unjustifably
applied to them as 1t would be to the men OF the
North who have attained an honest independ-
ence In point OF wealth we have more numerous
a., 80 1,,,-,e
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