New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
s0UTB CAROLJNES OPINION or NORTH
FPN Union SAVERS.
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The anOrv South must be appeased FOR The time
.roseStafions usust be made and somebody muS make
1sm This partof the iobbing falls 20 the lot Of the
soeaIed A." Conservatives" The " CONSERVATIVES
are a very useful institution" at the North. Ihey
answer very good purpose, and essential par
Of The Eortl ern policy. They The pery rear-gaaTa
Of IBOtto sism. The Republican army marches for
ward 10 the battle of AbOlihonsn, and the IonSsrV
siives" cover their progress by diversions ana PAsy
ing and bv-play We are neither speaking paradOAl-
eally nor lightly, nor periodically. hBa very grave
and momeptous fact We will illustrate our meaning
The Hon. Robert &. Winthrop OF h.sesr = d
Conservative The Hon. Robert L. winthrop was
tls srst gentleman who introduced Abolition petitions
MO the House of Representatives The Hon Robert
C. Winthrop was elected from his seat % tne Sedte
some few years ago, by such thng as ShaIies sum
ner. The Hon Robert e. Winthrop declared in fa-
peuil Hall in 1854 that bistongue would eleaye 70 the
yoof of he mouth and HE right hand be Topped from
his body before he would either vote for any measure
or set be hand 10 any bill, by winch slavery sho9 DC
allowed 10 enter another foot Of territories The
Hon. Robert G.. Winthrop is turned out OF the
Senate because he Is too "COnservative nan.
Mr.. Everett, and many other distinguished gentle
men at the North quite violent IN their opp0sl-
don 10 Slavery as Mr. Winthrop. But Mr.. Everett is
noyhere-he is run oyer-left behind These gentle
men are Conservatives" They would not nave
John Brown a. 60. march down on Virginia or hen-
tneky and create civil war, and insurrecon, ana as
content at the SOnth. by no means--they have as
eretjon; they are conservative" gentlemen. 1hey
would not make the South too FESTIVE under Their
pluckng; they would not lose their golden eggs by
killing their goose. These gentlemen are lar 100 WISE
they would only gently legsate you out OF all the
surrounding Territories, whether you VIII or no; but
sill gently. They would thus only put Gordon OF
Free States around you and then pluck you al lbttun
until settlers from their own States bad quietly occn,
pied, by degrees the border Sates-then they would
push Slavery still further down toward the Gulf States
then permit its continuance or not, just as 1t payed
them.
Republicans 10 just the difference beceen LHcifer and
Sdtan Lneifer IS pery dI&tingHe looking Indiutd-
raj of an indescTfbabLe are nth a hdndsone face
brilliant black eyes, aheGDy mUstache sombTero kdt
a Spanish cloak, and TdP'er at ms stde. ne ~ a
couytlS geRtlem0a and nevey 1HdHtges IN loud tatk
and JaldcTddSh, and piOeHce. lie ooVtd reason MIN
yOn and conduct you most politely TO the mansions Of
lhe unh0ppv fcTcUcT. Satan rs a LOathsone 6rlte,
nth ooaoTted features bkcaT eyes, 6tdck SKIN, a
LoR0 forked tail and cLalo-feet. Satan DOuid sei=e
Sot IN hs Glars, dripe has torked tail through yoH,
and drag yOu %, amid steHches Of birthstone and
sulphur.
A. every crisis In the history of the Government,
when the South has cried ont with Indignation and
protest against unconstitutional legislation and outrage,
here has Immediately arisen conservative demon
straton at the North bnt the ConseTpaiUeS are az
Vs one d0g after the far; and the Conservatives
are aIscavs IN most Convenient minority. They are
admirable administers, and eoreT the retreat OF bold
sdHyiHg or mGrGRdiHg party NTH great skM and
eclGt.
IN ia not at all surprising therefore, to find the same
old game being PLAYED off now. They have got into
trek of IT, and can't for the life Of them, be done with
It. Besides, II is Of serious importance now that some
paayeT should be made for the benefit OF the south.
Ii il a she always expects after violence or
legislative robbery. The angry temper OF the South
must be pacifed-the Republicans have had their say
over old John BrOwI--AbotOnism has possession OF
both branches Of COngress-and II Is safe and capital
move 10 make rousing stunning diversion one side
TO draw of the fire Of the South. We accordingly hear
of meetings and rumors of meetings, demonstra-
lions" and signs Of demonstrations, by the Conserya-
tves" at the North against the poor old deVil, JOhn
Brown in particular and the first cousin OF the Con-
servativee i" viz the AbOtOnsts in general. We are
70 zee great things and mighty resolutions, of old
general "glory halleujahrum for the preservation OF
the glorious Union ia to resOund over the whole North
The mountain n 70 labor m grlevOus travail, ana VIII
bring forth mole.
From The Baltimore Patriot
owe perceive that the LOcO-FOcO dOugh-faces IN
Boston, New-York and Philadelphia, propose holding
meetings for the purpose of appeasing the wrath OF
LscoF oco dsunionss in the South at the recent eX
hibiGons OF foolish senmeniahsm Tor John brown oy
a handful, here and there, of Abolition dsuniomsts IN
those cities. If there be any character in the world
that we have any contempt for il is the officiating
douRh-ace of the Free States He has no real regard
whatever for the South and its institution and yet,
under the preense of sympathy for them he VIII pro-
claim himself friend, keeping his eye seadiy All
the while upon the JecuRiayy benefit 10 be derived
therefrom. He will do anything that southern hre-
caters will require Of him, even 10 licking the very
dust off their shoes; and though these parsans are
perfectly aware Of his hypocrisy yet, strange to say
they affect to be lratfed at the exhibition Why is
this Because they hope thus TO get his vote. Inns
Ia the and substance OF the whole oPeratloh anu
what il more It's real object The Loco-tocos OF the
south demand the sacrifice and the Locotoees OF the
North are ready 10 make il.
I'VE want nothing TO do with dough-iace sentiment
The American party of Maryland know what they
themselves think about Slavery, and they are wiling
that the people OF other States shall have their opn
ions about il toe. They do not hold that difference
of opinion on this or other subject, is sufficient tC
keep the opponents of IOco-E Ocoismapar in the great
struggle Of next Fall. Indeed, they believe the ex
pulsion of the Loeo-Foco party from power will Dc
sure to result in excluding the question Of Slavery from
politics entirely"