New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

, sad as Aru-k IS ever hrxaDder ,he prtt' ~ Z,
the careful obsNver. W uee4 a0t point out ths sss
/ q weakness Whch tbs .5ea Of ;creig' sI,ss
Itces.sIily mpiies o. c0urso, Il - c'n'eSHN
aui an humble one If the incspaciiy oi lhe Ssm
States Ia .,al alone The fertility Of their @an-
nation IL we-uigh unlimited snd yet they 10
dream OFFS self sustaining Conf teTscy. The mot
thoroughly tiPsy d,clauer at IA 5ecse ara gene
4 raj patriotic whi,by duDkng. ma! De- drpnA -n)aa
! 10 zee two Southern Republics, but he never ses
/ them standing alone. They are a'way- aei
| leading strings by tEo respectable foreign nurses.
or are swimming trumPh1ntS over ses II
| troubles upon couple of cotton bSisS The
Southern politician lives aad moves ssd has %
being 10 theory. The hard prsctical truth scores
! BIN, Srd political realities put ont hls eyes Hence
some project Is alssys on foot, which - either
quite Incapable Of con.umm,tion, or would II II
were otherwise. be utterly impotent -son'e no!ioe
Of line of steamboats, 10 this Polnt or OF railway
10 that-some legislation which u,, damage tho
Free bur cannot pos.iol, benefit the Slave Sts]s
There il deal of oratoY-tbere IS now and inca
miraculous exhibition Of sritbmetcal ts'es-
there is the annual bewder,d blunderins OF Hou'n-
ern Couveutious-but the simple tfu'n 'cna"s
that commercial prosperity cannot eeeA'e'ni'tnea
and that trade las certain laws ieom ooe'ieooS
10 which hundred Southern Conventions aud
hundred more could not divert II This Is As true
,ov, M il WAS when "the great SHAREHOLDERS IN tho
:. Uouse puawed the,r lips AID clenched their hsts'
at Mr.. Rufus King and il will remain true forever.
The advocates OF disunion-we mean those Who
| DO lot cautiously hint, but who do obstrePeroasiy
| halloo and howl their nonsense, which is not re-
| spectacle enough 10 be called treasonous-ars
usually hslf.witted Members of Congress aid qu1.
tcr.witted Editors. Ii is very easy for some new%
| paper man, who when he bought his types did not
| bay Murrsys Grammar, and who considers Web
sters Spelling Book TO be vile ncendiary Publlcs-
ton to stab the Constitution, dissolve the Unoa
| aunihilate New York and Boston, makc an occ,.
dental London of Charleston, buIld up an iupeuL
| miracle OF a State which shall cast the ancenh
| into al liyou and drive all other moderns 10 de.
| SPAR. Wrath whisky and tobacco are wonderfully
rapid architects only their fabrics baseless and
when they fade away they leave not wreck. ost
| ONLY headache behind. Thus, here Is a unanc
writing in The Columbia 6. CO. Guardian, who
mildly begins BY remarhing that - Dlsnnion 10 the
zone fact which must be taken for granted"
That it must come is as certain IS that the sua
shines by day or the moon gives light by night
Nv ben ?" asks the easpDg and agonlzed reader.
| Listen, :" 1t may no. take place to-day, ar next
"yesr, within the next ten yesrs-bdt l! must
come" Thank the stars and The Guardian Of
Columbia for this hope of repseyo. But is be aet
saysgc-this guardian who goes to the sun for his
smii,s, and damages his brains by calling At The
moon upon his return to tee earth How he
VIRTUES at the memory of forty years"--of what
| l. "Wrong." .. "Pander." :. Oppression"
4. Insult" This memory" hs assures IA.
Twill be transmitted from sire to son-will rankio
sin the bosom of the younger generation like
" fostering thorn in the fesh. This is evidently 4
ByTopian ass, With low and dcsparing views Of tho
present and future lookout which is far from
! brilliant How he walls " our deep aud many
| . wrongs" How he weeps for e" the noble manly
and generous Soutberner" How he hurls biz
sc0rn aud d, te.taton at "the shrewd, calculating,
money making Yankee" 80 dear me " ho
seems to say, II cannot stand this. If nobody
- else goss out of the Union | must-so, make
"way' With pleasure Go out of the Union,
o sorely tried and perspiring friend in the
of common humanity, We bid sou 60. We do not
know where You expect Ia go, but surely that is
your business aud not ours. Jump into the At
sntic Ocean if you WISH aud We will ace to it that
nobody shall fish you out Go up in an ar-ship,
and if you never come down We will not break our
hearts Live in deep well, ike Il low.spiritod
frog Enlist in the Austrian army, and bo boodsd
by "a Zouaye Join the Mormons Tura Turk.
and make pilgrimage to the grave of the Prophet
Try all Arctic Expedition, and bring down tho fe-
| an iceberg OILY swear, like little ADnbal tho
son of AMllcar eternal hostility TO - the money
making Yankees" Noble, manly aud eencr-
% ON" Sir Remember tnat it il noblrr to smits
tlan to snar, naner to do than to deplore, and
more generous not to pIoong our pains but t. put
us out Of our misery at once, Ia contrasting the
Northern wretch with the Southern noble you say:
/" Our very walk is different" Pleasing pedestrian
fact, Let US have an Illustration Of it Let us
see you walk
We viii consider our Columbian nj out Of
the Union, and take courage But before no ieft
us, be hurled at us the singing epithets Of
",hre~d, calculating, money-makng!" After all.
We almost wish him back again, for what chyai.
rous creature he must have been, He may have
had "a noble contempt for shire Sdness," for com
mon men usually admire those faculties which they
do not possess; he may have dcspised "calcal.-
tor from an nnbii'y to calculate; but what in