Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

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rnx Plan or lr.Dxrxxcx.-Yesasrday ws !
iscidsnhliy noticed The recommendation u the |
Richmond Eaqsivsr with refsrescs 70 TIE proper
plan 70 be pursued by The South 70 terminate, In
the Union abolition asssulh upqns ou1hesn riGhb.
we were then without spaee - yA1eh secpn-
ment on Il In detail. 81 n
we now odd that II strikes 10 - hGvlng bempgo>l
mulged only upon due consaliaties 18th tn I'D
ing minds Of Virginia noW aaDeuEoed In X1ch<
mond, the LeEislstare bsfng In Ion H. Y y
Is also worthy Of note that That PLAZA has its origin
- II were, In various quarters Of
the State, 40 IL has been foseshad0wed In more
thaa . dozen county msetinp ~ poias Ssme>si
from virginia's political centre.
IL 10 The plan Of pDaintsrcourse with Snep thne
refuse b abide by tse slavery comPremisss Of -
Constitution, one and ~. 10 execution VII r
quife the manifeslatiea e just such spaFst
sainated the forefssheIW 90 Wspenf gssssasasaE
d sou1kern men for Ten ysan before The American
revolusion, Involving Privatiens erthslf PIT -
u tiuss being, and Hsm sdheAenos = - pm.
pose Of sslftaxation In some degree = accomplish
tae good end Of essnpslline u lstssh % cSsass
lh course with ssfesenes - kfkican slavey In he
South, without the destsvctisa u The exiaing
Each lseushsa ssiss .asy lswfaily aetsrmfne
what dsscdp1ioa e Psseens srs y fAll under the
sufveillance - a. ne5iee lnwvs "A nav virtually
exclude men non 81 limits. - So, TOO, svesy
S,.Hs NAV lawfu1Iv ancYiu,inSte IN tsxinx ID
sale u poods. W.rca asd merchandise within it
limits: r.isinr ~ whole rsvevue necessary Tor
stats purpsses from the ale q such ,rsicies . Il
NAV ehoose % t,x. md entirely exsu,peine anv
otes .rticle. 49, s.1e ,,sio. airet er indirect
It win. sac nav place ~ 81 iaftv cent upon
every pair Of Nsw England shoes soli within it,
iurisdiction, compelling the seller 70 swear
monthly, or ouasterly, o. annually 70 the numbsr
Of them he may dispose Of. 50 also may STATE
enact that no tssdes selling only foreign ana
southern made goods, dali pay any tax what
ever; and that h VIE sslh northern made goods
sball nav double existina licenses az every d.
scripticn. And his system Of retaliation nav BE-
esnciently suss.ined By ths voluntary ssocistion
to hat end on the part Of southern consumer.
Il win be ssked CkS besst The answer t. 10
drive northern wares foe the lime being wholly
out Of southsfn markets, and thus to compI uossh-
esn capital b bring shout The desirable change IN
Che conduct Of the North In the matter al southeen
slsvx~y. fE - IS sss5rsssa4a4i 1rss -reeH
For fhirty ysafs pass the northern popular mind
has been gradually more and more educated In
the principles Of abolitionism. and the only hone
OF the csstinusnce Of the existing Confederscy Of
independent Moth American sovcreignties Il
speedy and entire change In that northern eauca-
tiouai system. Thus. sbolitiouisvn u now tauvbt
IN the northern (school) horn books, from the
nnIrifs ~ tbe North and In nearly all noettern
political gatherings, - well assin some shape or
other In nine-tenths Of the northern newspspess,
and In most aosthefn social circles
II the abolition sentiment Of Massaehusetts shall
cost the capital o. the STATE the loss Of bali what
would otherwise have been the next yess's souih-
Hn demasd fes Asssschuses@ booss, shoes, cotton
goods, and Massachusetts Yankee actions gener-
ally, BY the solvent Of January 1, 1851, there win
DC such an army o. the innnence o. Msaschussss
csPiei 70 put down current 70 costly Massachu-
sssn sdess WIN reference to the south, - was
never oeiose afs.msd o.: Tho gsea. mass o. ne
people o. hscsenus:sss i've oy esys wages, asd
are really a. aePenaens iof men aaily Dfeed On
tn e money % euPaoyess sou.nefn I've ne
epoe tAeif owners iof tneif 1904 ana clothing
Inc "oppage OF saies 70 ne south 10 me ssopPage
Of bread for The northern employees. The end
could nos AL to be, mat afser experiencing q
single seasons eaecf Of the loss Of the southern
aade, no northern capitalist would employ any
workman VINO Directly or Indirectly eon'Pifes TO
Iofce ne Soosn 70 ih measures o. setaiation-
Ten millioes sudden Les annual demand for Mas
sachussss oooss ana Shoes would cause evefy abo-
hnon iecsares 70 % booted Ont Of Lynn and III
ucimg; while sPeediiy abolition panons and
cemnaon-scheol sesehsss Mere would and Their
quarters TOO hot 70 hold them, we appsehesd. 4
- 80 -----s'- -. f'.sse
AxrrLzcoNPIoxIsx.-T Anal drift Of politi-
cal anti Lecoaptonism was indeed cspitalIy Illus
trated In The House hall yesterday, in the sssay
written probably by John w. Forney and rad
by Mr.. I. B. Haskin a being his own, and in the
l1sbolitlon philippe pronounced with 70 intenss
bitterness Of manner by Mr.. HE iman-foming,
together, admirable corollary 70 TAs Stars de-
monsrstions Of ~ pafpess, published ffom time
to time In the last two year,. That the essay at.
tempted 70 be read by Mr. Haskin was not con.
ceived by him, u cenclusively proved by the fact
that any boz Of ten years o. age, who had had the
advantage Of two years attsndance ct common
Tor not reading u bsttezfor ignoring altogether,
a Mr. Haskin did, the existence Il sueh thinzs a
comma, ssmi-colsns sad periodic running one
sen'enes into another; halting to speii ont (men-
tsllD the long wesds, and almost Invariably
mskisg period only where It became neceanry