Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
What the South think OF Northern
Doughiaces.

What the South think Of Northern
Doughiaces.
The Richmond S5uh" j. one Of the
leading organs Of the Administration in tho
southern States, and it honestly speaks out
what it thinks. Being in the confidence Of
tho black democracy in the slave States.
whatever ii may 'ay, has an Importance at
iached to Il for Il spcaks " by authority"
while Il u,icrs The sentiment. entertained by
the great man Of the party in that section u
the Union In an article on " Northern
men " in it, last issue, II said
Mr.. Douglas has showed HE eleven foo.
IN the South at last. never believed Do
was whola.o1ted Al that be- has ever
done has been % cai1lc the South % choose
between two evils. 10 take the best she can
get, % sugar over nauseOus pulls, and hribe
the southern members % c1aN the South %
swallow them never had confidence IN him.
have m confidence in any man north oC
Mason and Dixon's line Thy cannot y
our (rien3s ard b. honfd The interests u
the two sections are aningonisiic Tho
Northern man who goes for our interest
necessarily goc- agnins. the interest Of the
North, bls own country, and I can have no
confidence IN a traitor, no uaiiar hoio high -
hii Pucs."
We have often been severely ccnsurcd for
denominating Northern doughficc.. traitors.
Now we callat,eniion % vhatihi. Southern
writer says abpu, thi, class Of politicians,
North. "The Northern man who goes for
our interest. necessarily goes against n, N.
irr,u Of ne North. his own country, and
can have no confidence in TRAITOR. no
matter how high l. the price" These are
words of truth and sobrrnc.s. Allowance
should bc made for southern men, when il
is considered they are educated 70 di.,rus.
and hate the institutions Of the North, that
they are laugh, from boyhooi 70 believe tho
people Of the free States are their natural
enemies. Again, large portion Of the
Southern population never have been North.
They really know nothing about free State
institutions. We repeat, great allowance
should b. made Tor q Southern population
who mi,judgo Us on account Of their isnor-
ance and early education. But what can
BE- slid in c1tcnuati1n u the coursc pursued
by northern doushtccs-mcn who have
been educated AMI raised ia free States, who
understand and know in the words Of the
above writer that q" the interests Of 'ho two
sections are an,agoni.,ic." The South says
t4ey cannot b. oar irisuds and h ions'f.'
And soiti.. Every person who understands
anything about Northern interests a. san
tagonstis " TO Southern interests, can $50
through the whole matter How have tho
slave power, ia times past, successfully car
ricd on their asgrcsions against the North
lor they have. during al this time, been in
minority in Congress? simply by uniting
che entire South with the doughhca' Of the
North. Men in the free States have been
elected to represent, the immediate interests
Of their constituents. ~ such they have
gone 10 Washington. Whenever the South
have desired to carry any particular MEASURE
enough Of these men from the North have
AWAY. lc-n found, who would sell them
selves and their constituents for a consider
alton. to be paid in the shape Of Office or
other equivalents. oitwaswhen Missouri
was admitted q slave state, 80 when Texas
was annexed. 50 when the Fugitive Slave
Law was passed. and 50 when ihc Missouri
restriction was broken down, and 80 1t al-
way, has been. These men A.. traitors
real Brncdic; Arnoll,, and they deserve 10
be treated as traitors The black d'm'cra'
cy Z, the hot.bcd where these political se'un'
drrl. are reared and nuriurel. This party
shield, them, rewards them for their treason
But the time Is coming when Northern
dourhlace. will ct their d,'ert',--and IT'S
not yery di.,an, day either Let them
remember the iat, Of the tories Of The Ee''-
luton. Like them. they will be- oblis'i to
abandon their treason, SWING on the s'l''W''
or run, just a, they please.