New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-15

j NORTHERN AWATEONAE9 DEAE0CEz Af5A
This article speak WITH no uukind feeling, NOR
With the slightest emotion Of axultatiOn appears to
De rather scarce III tue Free States ns at this par.
ticular janoture We would not allude to the matter
1T all aud would allow the telegraph to tell the whole
story III ITSELF but or lie act that tie Southern peo
pic are continually called upon by purely partisan
journals ana leaders 10 rally TOT sacrifice for, endure
for and labor quesoniess for heatoresad detunot ar
ticle, inantly styled Northern Natona" Democracy,
u he end Chat The constitutional rights Of the South
may be preserved When we recur to il, we do SO
al Southern ctizens-ns men identified with and in
terested in Southern honor and prosperity-not as
members Of any political organization; for, while
We are not isnnionsts, nor secessoniss nor reyoiu
tioniss, we freely declare that prefer the safety
Of our own section to any other public thing. Hence,
as faithful sentines the watehtower we have from
time to time given the Alarm and shall hereafter be
equally vigilant
Some weeks ago, when the so.called Americans of
New York and the Black Republicans of that State
attempted to fuse and unite in opposition to the De
mocncy, and failed we announced our qualification at
the result and stated that we should prefer the tr
umph of the Democracy OF that section for all time to
come, rather than that it should be defeated by such
corrupt elements Our views have not changed since.
On the contrary, time has rather strengthened them.
1t is possible although not very probable that good
may yet come from the Northern Democracy but
no good could have sprung from the unholy and de-
testabe marriage the American and Black Republi-
can leaders sought to eonsummate at Syracuse. Po-
ltical Calibans and monstrosities could only have
sprung from such match. Thus much by way Of
demonstrating the sincerity of the views with which
we are animated.
With this slight but necessary DEPRESSION, we will
come directly to the point we wish to impress upon
the South Western public. Time and time again, and
year after year. the Southern people have been told
that their future security in the Union-ther dearest
rights under the constitutional compact-the safety
of their property and the protection of their persons
depended upon the preservation of Democratic su.
premacy North, and that if the party was broken
down there, the Union would be destroyed Admit,
for the sake Of argument, all that has been said.
What then? Where is the Northern National" De-
mocracy2 Where is this promise of security, upon
which the South has so long depended? Just as we
have predicted aud warned and warned and predicted
on numerous occasions, emphaticaly nowhere"
1t has not sufficient existence Mt this time above Ma
son and Dixons line, to entite it TO the honor of a
formal recognition No matter how well disposed, it
is poweress for good and harmless for evil The six
New England States are irretrevably in the hands of
the Aboitonists, and there they will, in all human
probability, forever remain. And taking the latest
teegraphc dispatches as a standard, Pennsylvania, !
Ohio, Indiana and Iowa have also gone oyerwhelm-
ngly in favor Of the Black Republicans. The Pres
dent politically annihiated in his own State in the
great West-eVerywhere, where elections have been
held Illinois will so next, If Douglas is defeated
he Black Republicans will triumph, and if Douglas
riumphs the Administration will sustain notifying
leteat. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan have
gone long ago into the loving embraces Of negrodom
Kansas will go as soon as she gets chauce-and no.
where, throughout the broad North is pure, bright
nd patriotic sky portion of a sky, visible to the
,ractced and honest intellectual vision These are
II incontroyertible facts humiIiating facts-danger
ms facts, Would that the opposite was the case. In
UGH an event none would rejoice more sineerelyand
earthly than the editors Of this journal.
Well the Northern National " Democracy being
what is the sayeholding Democracy Of the
outh-by that term mean the whole South for
le South literally in the hands of the Democracy
, do? Let the rulers answer. Let those in authority
ecide. The minority can do nothing The respon-
biity rests with the majority and it can neither he
luted off nor evaded 1t is true the issue is none of
ars, but as citizens and Taxpayers and as men who
lay be made sufferers, we have right to PROFOUND
aestions and to receive respectful answers thereto