Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
North UNDERSTANDINGS SOUTH

,r WORTH UNDERSTAND
.,-,:.,uis,.. to add insult to injury oes'ue'
.,;iste ON sectional issues, "nu p'oP'
running and subject the South by his election
S"s 1891, o man without moral character ""'
h".e S,.rsc,,ion Tor the Presidency mercy W
as"e.o q..,n,J 70 he born and reared South S''
then turned traitor to his beneiae'''S
tive soil. ,;, d, kis election
Under such circumstances suo"' MO.
N,uId bs TO acknowledge ourselves d rmn.
,;,ce ard TO invite the victors 10 uespo' 100,
-ausinipe rights and property. bes'ue'' s','o :,
=. .ho Southern States will be sure a' ~ y
..;,o,rsw ;ts delegation from Congress- y. %
.n,,r, - secede. The government "o"'u 0'.e
49, ,oa;o,.s and then the rest of the Sou'"e'"
"".s.,., balm TO subdue the refractory sis'e' -,
t,.r.hv To r;yet more closely their "
.uch slater in ker war with the Federal S..o
Cannon sense, common injuries coni"o" N,.l,
.u,o, csu.s would then unite inc "n''e
s,u,b. and beget immedia,e clVl war .aoIa.
,or,,, Immediately after Fremont : e'''''"'
.Nat,,, ,he North may pause erei it appears o a'"'
s,s.;,n nj oncs and altogether is the more hoi''a
BILE aud prudent course. ,,o,, s.s,e
n,t ,uupose it possible that no >o"'hetn '~'
sI,ull NJ once seceus.
ant and insulting Black hepupheans'" ~
,..;p TO REPEAL the Kansas. Nebraska pi'. u r'NL
49, sny other measure Insulting anu lhlur''u' :
S,,,b. L. i, not evident, from the sce"ee VI :.
-, ,,s, the Southern delegation wouio IL o"'' ""'
.irsw aud dissolve the Union! u.,,
r,;,,I,viny papers and politicians al "e so""'
.r,r,d continually and emphatically INFORM . N".'
=, ,ha conrs. the South will DO oouhu u pu'oN0 -
81 remnants election-not by way oil threa''
I'm, "a an appeal to taeir patriotism 10 'he'r e.. ""
,od :, their love of the Union. ii, AFTER 'H'' nv
,rHI vo,s for Fremont, they thereby Tell 'ne y"
.s.. ;r,snd TO make you subisIt, 10 suouue w.
- wbip YOU in" This they will end II nara :" -
do with Henry Winter Davis and Bolts anu Ills u
=, helm them. The South is more compact y ~
,aa ,na more Jealous than the North lot sue =
..,.,,i,, under insult and injustice, whilst the No'''
,.Hl hs divided and enfeebled, al well by Il conscious
;,;pstice As a sense Of the suicidal folly OF her
enterprise .,o M, y
Moreover, the election OF Fremont Will
shadow of doubt that the dominant party a''n t"'"
:, bent On doing US, in future, all Possioie injury
s;ripping US immediately Of all interest IN tne 'ef."o'
ries, and on robbing us hereafter oil our sla'e'' i'
disposition to dRhonor and despoh US VIII "'''"''
with her power to effect ii. Her numbers low ''
crease nearly half a million q yesI-oars VI "'''''
stationary. In event of dlsunion no more ihi''ss""''
would 20 to the North; for,cut off from the s0u'h'.heS
could neither get employment, nor food nor co'"es'
Enumeration would cease, and emigration begin WIN
the psu;c and rapidly of a "sa"rs q"e f'Rl' nef
manufactu rers and operatives would move sou'h 'or
somewhere, 10 get material to manutacture-to gs
fond aud customers. The merchants would come
South for a market, and the s~hip'owners for ire'ghts'
Their very schools would cease as the southern ae
,nspd for Northern teachers and Northern learning
euded. Disuuiou will soon double tho wealth "na
,op,a;ion of the South-quickly !mpoverlsh anu
depopulate the North. If Fremont be elected We
reiters,e the assertion of opiuion, that dlsunton Is IN
eyitable.