, 1859-01-10
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
What Honorable Mr. IveYson Will do,
and y hat he will not

and y hat he will not.
The goblin Of Disunion haa been 70 often
trott'd cut, Of lac ycare, and 10 rapidly and
regularly trotted buck, that We do not feel
justified Ia noticing the ordinary exhibitions
Q! the beast, But tue Honorable nr. 1rer-
son, Senator Of the United statea feem the
confedeEacy Of Georgia, has arrayed the old
hunhng in sncb terrific, ultsa~Chinese trap
pings, has stirred him up with such q trench
dous poker, and made him roar 50 vehement
y before god. and men, that we canoot avoid
looking 10 rec where the racket comes from.
Eucb typhoon Of wrath, such ap eruption Of
indignant brz"s against 20 trivial an affair
Of the tD1oa Of those sta'e=!-M 1vcrson
ausz"s us. "such Zig boo for such little
herse,' is altogether out Of character and
proportion.
Nr Iversra's grounds Of exccration against
the Union arc 1nany-told. Que Of them is
thai Northern capitalists hav4 so potr an idea
OF Southern Investments that tic wealthy
Senator from South Carol M, Nr. {Mud<llD
Hammond could not raise $4,000 On llis
plantation aud piggcrE in New York. Wheth-
cr Nr. Ivcrsoa has returned from Wall street,
sourtd against that generous, wholc.soulcd
alley, which would not shell out on the &C.
curly Of woo!y pats with legs under tlem, ia
not disclosed. Eut Ger ain it is that unless
New York planks up tic dust when honor
able Southern Senators want money-unless
ehattcl mortgages, covering mechanics,
b!ackEmiths. field bands, '' likely girls,' pick
sninnits, ETC., BECOME speedily current at
brokers' boa1tls-Mr. lyerson will "syipg
op,," as he calls it, aud bring the world TO
au cud with 1u-h. Pcr4 :ps the Honorable
Sauatar f7"n Gror:ia VA, only abiding to
the co.tiycncss or Wall street as On index, iu
his ricw, of the malice entertained ia thc.e
la1itudes againrt he slate Of socfcty in his
high-lrcd commonwealth. And, pcr9hancc,
lie wished 10 indicate the need Of q change
Of hea:t, rather than any disbursement Of
lucre, as Il condition precedent to lis remain
iag in the Cuiou. 1:so, We are much obliged
to him.
Mr. Iycrsoa favored u4, in this connection,
with Ii: views Of The recent election in I'LL
nois. ue regarded the return Of Nc. Doug
Jas to the Senate rs great public calamity
ill which We 4gree u ith lin. He deemed
it Il victory of Free Svil Democracy oy,r
Abolition N'tiggcrv--in which wc d. lot
agree with hin, lie would not turn on bis
Lccl 10 cI,uutc between the Wi}mot proyiso
aud tic doctriIn ot the Squattcr Sovereign
Of ltIiuois We would turu several times, and
ev1u a~s!st tl!: gentleman 1ro,n Gcorgia TO
turn, il that emergency. Everything l:1s
goac wrong will til: gentleman. Not
only has Illinois moved his bile
Aut Ill tne Northern ctectious layc
cluu I'd his hurizon. In the contingency OF y
Republican triumph ip 1sGO, Georgia would
a'ly, ip' vitu''ly, un.quivccal]y "swlng ou, =
and draw nitA ster all :he negro States Of tue
I7t,eAt glorious Cnion.
Nr, 1veIson viii get better Of his attack
after liltse. We luye :, wlulu gear before
1860, und tile political rapors Of tlc short
Els~iaa will yield IL tuuucr Of rcposc,
rn1al cx'1eise aid RIA LatA:ng. II il not uu-
dcrs:o"d tila1 *ac Republican National Con-
y.us:.n H.ll lIil 10 meet, for fear ot clcclins
their candila'c ard frcms Georgia into r.
bell:"u. T."1c il something Of conscicccc
r"1i:t"d in the battle nf 7sCO-it is called
t. Ia0a;ics,n" l,y gcn,ltmrn Of Mr. lvetspn:s
cu:-:nd i. Is nrrer 10 lay down its arms TIL
tas government is nrc*tel from the pro-
S'Avery E"mocracy- and whru 1ut event
tax l,l-ce-in 1SG0 OF 1sso-tAe first Use
m;le 'bc victory will bc to restraju Hon.
orahl' Mr. lrrrsaa aud Ill people of lis yur
o' !hbl;ug from guing out Of the Union
while they T. main IN its territorial limits.