Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
Fnm ~ New Orleaag Creacent.


There Is diBuni6n spirit manifested throushout
the land. To- balefal Influences ere NOT eonfned
TO any particular section. The Stats Of South
Carohna--a gallant, noble, and generous sCommon-
wealth, In All other Respeta--is not the only locas.
ty where disuniOpi6m raves, and ftets, and storms
against the BARRIERS erected BY our foFsathers TO
guard the pElcelsss heritags bequeathed their
ehildfen from the immedlcabla ruin that would In
syitably follow dissolution. BY no means, There
are dsuniohists Ia Loufaiana, there are disunicn-
lists In Vermont there are ds1nioniss n AeoFRia;
there are disunionints In Ohio, and there are dis
unionists In, ,ARkAnsaa~ But thanks to the good
Providence that has 10 long. pr0tscted and pros
pered this Gonfedsracy until it stapds Hrst among
the nations burning and + shining light 70 al
mankind, holding out hope to the despaiving, Joy
TO the jCyless, and enffanchisemsnt to thoAe upon
whom the rivots Of tyranny seem most Hrmy Axed,
tbs number OF Disnni0nists, when compared with
the Unionists, bears about the same rela.ive pro-
portion that hundreds do TO millions. .ge5
Tbs time Masswhen the words Of Andr6w Jack
son were listened to with reverence and affection
thropghont the length and bresdth OF the North
American Confederation. He was take him al In
all greet, patriotic, and noble man fnlly worthy
the exalted honors bis counsEymen delighted TO
bestOw upon him, Listen, felow-citzens, to the
language of the hero-sage as he retired from his
eight years administration Of the government:
What have you to gain by disunion and dis
sections Delude not yourselves with the hopa
that the breech once made, would be afterwards
easily repaired If the Union "a once severed, the
separation win grow wider and wider, and the con-
srOveraies which are now debated and settled
10 the halls Of Legislation, evil be tried n the
field of battle, and settled by the sword Neither
should you deceive yourselves with the hope that
the first line Of fseparation would be thepermanent
one. Local interests would still be
found there, and uncEassened ambition. And If
SnE
people Of these United States havs stood aide by
side against the common foe--the mempFy of VIC
tories won BY the united valCy--tne prosperity
and happiness they have enjoyed unde- the pres
ent constitution; II all these fecolIectiOns and
proofs Of common interest are not strong enough
20 bind us together as one people, what tie win
hold united the new divisions Of empire when those
bonds have been broken and this Union diohOlyedS
The first line Of separation would not last long
new fiagments would be torn oAE-rnew leaders
spylng up rand this great and glorious republic
would soon be broken into q multitud6 Of petty
States, armed for mutual aggression loaded with
tnxes 10 pay armies and leaders -lseehine aid
aeainst each other from t0reign poWeEa- insulted
and tampled ppon bl Che nations Of Eurcpe--un-
Il, harrassed with conflicts, and hanbled and de-
based In spirit, they would be willing to submit 10
the domIniOA Of any military advsnturer, and to
sarFander their liberty for the sake of repose."
The literal truth OF the above ID felt BY every
man Cf ordinary intelligence. It's unSeed, unspo-
ken, unwhispered influence, governs aud contFOls
millions, who, while thpyar fully alive TO the
dangers % gfaphicaIy portrayed, win not speak
On argue the question, but hold themselves pre-
pared, In tdrrble silences to beat down and crush
cut to the ptteEmOst to the last and final extrem-
ity, the efforts Of those misguided men who would
earn for themselves d reputation Sc dread, that
the bad Arne o. the incendiaTy Of the Ephesan
dome e1vculdapale Into insgnifcancs by the com
Fellow southernets, without distinction Of party,
W. ask you 10 read and ponder the last Official
words Of Andrew jackson. We cal on you to
meditate upon bis waFnines--to heed bis counsels
ITO listen 10 bis admonltions. We don't ask you
10 regard us, although we Rdvooate the election of
MlllaFd FEIIm0Fe e. necessity tothe VniOn--a ne
bessty 70 the Goukta necessity to the stability
end ppEmapsnce Of our free Institutions we
do ask ycu to regard I'm. AS true AZ we have
souls 10 be Aaved, We believe Gen. Jackson, were
be alive. WOuld eanDtim and approval our course.
Throughont his long and magnificent career his
devotion to the Union Of these States grew with
The lapse 81 years. and was stronger possible, on
the ty Of his 6eGth than was n the full meridian
ef In glorious manhood ig,6rg1T