Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-21
WHAT THE SOUTH THINK OF
NORTHERN MEN WITH SOUTH.
EkN PRINCIPLES.

In the Richmond .Souh Of this week
we find correspondent using the follow
ing language:
Nr. D1ug'as has shown his eloven foot
10 tie Smth ut last. never believed he
WIS whole fuOted. All that he Las ever
'lone las been to cjole the SuuIh TO
ehOUse between two tvi:s, TO take the bsi
she can get, 10 sugar over hauseOus lhlls,
aud blJe The Southern members m cuaS
the South to swallow them. ! never had
confidence in him. have TO eOtfi ilence
in any man north Of Mason and DixoL's
line, They cannot Js OIr friends and be
honest. The Interests ui the Two sections
are anlagonl,lIc. The Northern man WIN
goes against tue Interests Of the North
his own counuy, aud eau have no eo.f
dsaee in a traaJr, no ter koU high is
his psies.
This same correspondent adds;
Mr.. Dou las may succeed in carrying
the Northern Democrats over to the ranks
Of the Black Republicans, aud TO sec
uonal,Ee the pailies. IGope he tg,ij as,
IT he does. he will bestOw Uu the oOOlh
the gieitest boon she ever received at his
haud; for. depend on ii, there is no safely
to the honor, or independence Of the South
in Natioaul paItI."
That potion Of the Southern Democra.
cy which fayols All exclusively Southern
patty is now il the ascendant, aud it is
under their counses, aud tO occompIish
their purposes. that difference OF opiu.
ion with Judge Douglas has been pushed
to personal aud mortal quarrel.
In this same CONNECTION We republish
the following from a recent article in the
Charleston Mercury, in which an assault
is madei not merely upon Mr.. Douglas,
but upon Gen. Cass, Gen. Shields, Gov.
ernor Richprdson, aud finally upon the
whole mass Of the Northwestern Democ,
racy:
"Here is the author Of the Kansas Ne.
braska act itself, who low comes forward
to repudiate its principles, because it has
not worked as he contemplated, in making
Kansas free State. He, the author OF
the Congressional nou interference. now
brings forward bill iu Congress, after
the people oil Kansas have acted on his Or
daned independence, to overruIe their leg
islation, and nulify the Constitution they
have made. The truth is, the Kansas
Nebraska act was an intended cheat from
the beginning, on the part of its honorable
author and bis associates of the North
western Democracy. After the act was
passed, and Congress adjourned,t they went
before the people and defended the act,
not as thing just in ITSELF but as agrand
antiSlavery measure. General Cass Gen.
eral Shields and Senator DougiSs, if cor
rectly represented in the newspapers, con.
tend that the repeal Of the Missouri com,
promise line, instead Of depriving the free
States of Kansas, would give Kansas and
all the Indian territory lying south of it 10
the free States. The people were not con-
vii ced of the truth of the views and man,
ifested. in the late Presidential election,
their distlust of both the men aud their
policy. General Cass and General Shields
were repudiated in their several States.--
Mr.. Richardson. the most honest Of them,
we see has taken leIuge in the Govern.
ship OF Nebraska. Senator Douglas feels
the ground shaking under hm,and he now
turns from the South, from lis own pin
ciples, from his former self, aud goes prac.
ticaIly with the Black Republicans. lie
and Walker ought to be run 10y them fol
the nexl Presidencv--onc for President
aud the other Vice President Of the Uui.
ted States.
"rhere IS but one course which will
save the South III Congress from defeat
union, unq"esiiOaoJIe, mheS't0t,ng d~ti
sian. The South looks to Georgia, Ala
balna, aud Mississippi"