The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
A Rival Insurrectiom-the slaves of the
 North in RebeiliOn!

While aboltionism, north of Mason and Dixon's line, is iendishly exultant over rumor- ed servile insurrection among the |" fat and ! sleek" slaves of the South; while they antici- pate with demoniacal delight, the butchery by African assassins, of southern mothers and infants, deep toned murmur has come upon thelr startled ears and shvered their craven hearts, from the desperate voices of the thou. sands of starvelings already touched by fam mes saunt and whitening finger in the great city of New York.
 The New Orleans Delta furnishes us with the annexed vivid picture of the realities, stern and panlc-imparting, of the Empire City:
 "hUMoR OF TERRIBLE RESURRECTION IN NEW loRK.-We have heard rumor. which we have too much reason to believe is founded on fact, to the effect that the starving laborers of Washington street. backed and supported by thirty thousand milliners, without work or money, had risen in revolt against the moned arstocracy of New York. 4 large amount of excitement prevailed amongst the property holders, but the assurances of the Chief of Police and the extraordinary energy of the militia, queted their feelings and produced a temporary calm.
 Several prisoners have been arrested, and it IS gratifying that the ringleaders are already in prison. Their names are duly registered on the police books.
 lst. Jones was seized, because Jones, car penter, had family of five children and fail ed to support them. Cause, surplus population according to the political economists; real cause, the centrallzation and accumulation of money and mock money in Wall street.
 Ed. Sally Smith. Dangerous insurrectionist. Duly committed. Made four cents day as shlrt sower for the great city houses, and could not be grateful to God and the country. Lost her Idea of citizenship; could not appreciate Aucy::Stone and roast beef, and cried aloud, like the women of the French Revolution, bread. bread"
 The Chief of Police, a well-read man, sug- gested, ta Marie Antoinette, "confectionary aud cakes" Instead, was met by stupid gaze of oewllderneut; 50 the case Was considered hope- less
 Sd. Smith. Cried hurrah for victuals A free negro, standing beside him, suggd sted that they should both go South and become slaves: Bread, said the free negro; bread al nd boots; capital things; house, clothing all tn lat sort of thing" Smith, like Barkis, appeardd to be
 wltlin," and accordingly he was mark ed down as one one of the insurrectionsls.
 4th. Robinson, a mason. good deal of building going on, he alleges, but no work for him to do. Went to a sailors boarding house ID Washington street-got cleaned out-sought Tor work every where-coulden't ret 1t till his shirt was washed and hadn't none V to pay for the washing. Was "sent to the isand'' as a vagrant; came out and tried to be a man. Discovered that to be man in New York. the laborer must be rebel Joined the insurre,- tonsts, and was arrested while moistening the lips of dying servaut-girl who had been unable to live on the four cents day patent shlrt-making principle with all its miserable perqusites and corolaries.
 The ringleaders, as we have said, are then arrested and in prison. The Union is safe and James Buchanan Is President"