The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-20

and wild notions OF human govern
ment and human society, They have
been imported from abroad, and on
the fruitful soil Of the republic of North
America, have terminated, and are
now bringing forth fruit after tl,eir
own kind. What the harvest will be,
no one now living will perhaps see ;
but the generation coming after us
will reap it.
Without any profound research, or
transcendental logic, the mould and
fix cast of much OF the Northern mind
can be traced to the hterafure of these
foreign sages, who know nothing Of
the practical every day workings of
human society. The mind is treated
Of by them, without any reference to
the matter wherein it is ENGAGED and
whereby it is governed. These pro
found spectators, forget whilst they
are scratching away making books for
worms TO feed on, that they stand up
on the earth, and depend upon it for
existence. They are tickled with The
notions Of a Democracy where every
man may do as be will, where all are
declared to be equal in the face of The
God proclaimed fact, that all men are
not equal, nor have they ever been
Some have stronger nerves and better
muscles than others. and tho differ
ence in mind is the real difference
which divides societies and govern
ments into intregal parts making all
by proper union, harmonious and
happy system No man according to
the sagos referred to, should be allow
cd to own more land than he can cul-
tivate with bis own hands, and there
should be an equal annual--or semi.
annual distribution Of wealth. A beau.
tiful state Of things would exist in such
d condition and the dreamers Of the old
World would no doubt like to behold
in this land of Liberty the fruit of
their mind labors. The mere word
slavery shocks the representative
nerves of such exotic philosophers In
the north, where they live, nature has
said the Black man shall not live
otherwise than he is; miserable un-
happy animal who hugs the fire en-
bers to keep from freezing TO death.--
These supersentlmental gentlemen,
then turn their faces to the South, to
NEEDLE with eur affairs--on the prin-
ciple (no doubt) that there ig n com,
munity of sin, as there should be of
property, and that they shall be damned
with ms for our sins. Let us tell them
that tho evils Of our peculiar institu
tons" are known to, and felt by us
that they cannot be greater or less by
statement Of facts. or the resorts to
fiction and romance. Let us alone
with them, for they arc ours---ours by
heritage and fixed laws of nature, over
which we have no command. As to
the introduction Of slavery into Kan
sas, Nebraska, or any other territory,
we care not pins fee; Kansas aid
meetings and other meetings of dema-
gogues to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. We ask you gentlemen in the
language Of the Golden Rule, "do un
to us, as under similar circumstances
you would like to be done unto" Let
your native citizens Of the North meet
our native citizens of the South-let
your native demagogues remain at
home and rest their wind organs, and
we will do the same, aud then we can
devise some family arrangement, mu-
tually agreeable to all parties; to close
the doors of our native home, on the
disturbing elements of our social and
political system.