Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29

ready hasten leads 20 the discussion of topic
alien to harmony peace and good will between different
sections OF country teaches to discuss the vau,
of the Union in very different from that coutem
plated by the trainers OF the constitution; aud, in
word in reference the future of the Federal Govern
mcnt puts men into that frame Of mind which loya
citizen ought TO have. Just now portion OF Virgin,
is bristng with swords and bayonet and it would b,
the same in New York New England with like threats
provocation and ncendarism But every patriotic ant
good citizen deporc the and effect of thcs,
demonstrations. Their influence upon the country Al
large upon the State where they are Witnessed and up
on society generally, will occasion only the deepest
greet and with it the hope that long, wisdom and pa
triotsm viii be found in the councils of the
government and among the whole people.
Northern Merchants and Manufacturers.
A publication under the title "Thc Impending Crisi.
of the South: How Meet it." has been very extensive
y circulated in the North It is from the pen of an alb
scondng thief of North Carolina who calls himself "n
ton Rowan Helper" his real name being we believe, Hell
fer Ii abounds in falsehoods and eaumnies neverthe
less it is greatly bepraised by the abotoniss and has
to be oftcxbook and standard of reference
among the observation-disclosures and Brownies generally
The New York Herald OF Saturday publishes abridge-
ment Of this ework, from which the following is
taken:
THE BANNER STAND OR Din ut.
Inscribed on the banner which herewith unfurl to
the world with the full and fixed TO stand
by 1t or die by 1t, unless of virtuous efficacy
shall be presented the notices which, in substance
embody the principles, conceive that should gov
crn Us in patriotic warfare against the subtle
aud insidous foe that menaced the naenabe
and liberties and dearest interests of America
Thorough organization aud independent political
ton the part of the non-slaveholdng whites Of the
South.
. Inegibity Of pro-slavery Shareholders; never a.
mother vote 20 who advocates the retention aud
perpetuation of human slavery.
s. No cooperation with prosavery politicians no fe
owship with them in religion utilization with them in
society.
4. No patronage 10 prosldrery merchants no guest
ship in slave waiting hotels fees pro-savery law
yers; employment of proslavery physicians no audi
ence TO prosavery parsons.
s. No more hiring of slaves by Observation-Disclosures.
g. Abrupt discontnuance of subscription proslave-
~ newspapers.
l. The greatest possible encouragement to free white
labor.
Appended to the abstract published by the Herald is
list of persons who have contributed money to aid in
tho general and gratuous circulation of the pamphlet
Among them VIC notice the names of john NEsNIrH,
manufacturer, Lowell Mass; MARCUS SPRING. Of the
firm Of BAILEY, SoUTHARDs Co., New York and Ed.
WARD HARRIS, of Woonsocke r. manufactures of cas-
smeres These contributed 800 each towards the
and distribution of this infamous and vii
linous production merchant in this city called on us
yesterday with the information that they all engaged
more or less in the Southern trade We deem il only
necessary appze Southern merchants of the forego-
ing facts.