The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-20
FLOGGING THE SOUTH INTO MEA
SURES.

We agree very heartily with the spirit of
the following article from the Richmond Wing
Of the Sd instant.
| We are among the number Of those South
crn men who do not desire to sec the Union
dissolved. We would 90 as fnr as any man TO
sustain its integrity We believe the large
majority of the Southern people are Of the
some way of thinking, and as long as they
remain so there will be no danger If any
thing could reverse the state Of parties, and
give the disunionists rs large Il majority as the
friends Of the Union now enjoy, it would be
tile continued repetition Of such impcrtinent
gasconnde ae that We quoted from the New
York Courier and Enquirer the other day
! The North, it seems, will not pc. nit the South
to dissolve the Union The North will fog
the South into the Union, rs 4 teacher would
a latractory schoolboy Pretty language this
for the North 70 hold Why, but the other
day, when Northern Senator tc0k advantage
Of his privilege to utter n volume Of billings.
gate against the South, a Southern gentleman
quietly walked into the Senate chamber and
chastiscd him with his gutta percla cane, and
the poor creature has been moaning ever since
like loggcd spaniel, without the courage to
call his nagcllator to account III the very
city Of New York itself, prominent editor
commences an assault upon Appointment eti'
zen in these words "Iou lie villain" and
the prominent citizen submits to it, because
probably. he is used to it. And are these tho
men that are to fog the South into their mea
surcs? BAH The South will not be com
PEELED, when the time comes, to fire a muskct
1t will only be necessary to send a small force
armed with gutta percha canes into Yankee
dom, and clear ont the whole Yankee nation
Flog the South, indeed Catch Yankecdom
at that
We give fnir notice, in the name Of the
South to all the world and the rest Of man
kind, that the South is opposed TO dissovnq
the Union upon principle, word which Yam
keedom does not comprehend the meaning Of
But Whenever it shall change its mind, il
means to dissolve, and ask no fayors Of any
body, far less Of the ratannul constituency 81
the great stricken down or their sympnthiz
crs Nay, if these latter should pnt on an,
airs about the matter, the South will send Il
company or two Of gutta percha cane men
with Instructions TO administer wholcsom,
chastiscment to the shrckers for freedom y
1t will not take large force Two or three
dozen will do the job, for a Yankee breads ;
gutta percha cane as q negro breads a COW
hide. What will be done with the 'strckc,
downs" is question of some difficulty. W,
do not know but it would be best to blacl
them, and sell them to the Southern planters
A WONDERFUL CURIOSITY. AT Vannuchi'
Museum there is on exhibition curiosity o
nature which far outtops the Sialncsc Twins
1t consists Of two little negro girls--namc,
Milly and Cbristine--who are united by th'
entire dorsal and lumbar vcrtebrn. We 81,
two, though in some respects these twins ar'
identified and may be pronounced one. The,
have two heads, four arms and fonr legs
animal life and locomotion being separate ano
distinct in each but as respects organic life
their existence is unit, one and indiysible.--
They have a digestive and cmunctory appara
tus in common They are lively intelligent
and talkatvc, enjoy perfect health, and bic
fair to reach the age of womanhood. The,
were born in Columbus county, n. G., six year
ago, and both their parents are living ant
have other children unmarked by any pecuIia
rty. We consider MiIly and Christine th'
greatest wonder we have ever behcld, and ad
wise every student of nature and every medi
cal man to visit them, and inspect them close
~, They will remain in our city but few
days as their owner is preparing to take then
) to Europe.--N. O. Bee.
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