, 1859-12-31

Nov, whatever may be said OF the business Of
excluding Nor thern mechanics and laborcrs, and
school teachers aud merchants from the South:
OF prohibiting the use Of articles Of Northern
manufacture; Of rallying the militia; Of passing
resolutions preparatory 70 grand transla.iou
from the Union to ecstatlc Southern Con-
federacy; and Of doing other and divers things
ofthts sor1; one thing il eertain-the game will
not succeed. Tie Southern people aTe human
beings ike their brothers and sisters in the
North They will no more be hcmmed III By
geographical lines, or put into social straight
jactct-, or consent to allow their natural se-
nlaitJ to freeze in their veins at the dictate Of
cold parry leaders, than the Mississippi will
change iis couEAa and refuse 10 lave The banks Of
the free and the slave STILES at The same time
How many southeFners would cunseut to deprive
lbenseives Of the qualification Of leaving their
hot aud sick'y plantations in the summer to
cool themselves 10 the White mountains of New
England, ia the breezy alters Of bedford, or by
: the magnificent shores OF Cape May or New
port. merely to please certain set Of political
Chauberts, nho because shey hare accustomed
themselves to eat red hot Goals, think every
body else ready to jump into the 6ery crater Of
disuuiou! How long would an enterprising
Southern merchant a rec to keep away from
tho cheap markets Of Phi!ndeiphia; Boston and
New York: What sort Of thing wuuld
Southern railroad become, that, fur instance,
like the Baltimore aud Ohio, or the Fhiladelphia
and Baltimore, il it refused to carry only
Southern passengers and Southern products.
or accepted Northern custom only rs it was
passported aud vised By some provisional seces.
sionlst committee ?'Do sou thirk thas beautiful
Southern womna coming 70 this magnificent
capital would reject the addresses Of q desirable
young Knight OF the North, Republican though
he might be? Ur, On the other hard, how
long w.ud handsome fellow like keitt, Lamar,
Garnet and Pryor. {supposing them all ~ be
sng!e,] preserve q staluesque indifference he.
| fore the charms OF an exquisite f.ee-$tate wo-
man, glowing with ali the healkh and sparkling
with uil the intellect Of her SEE: Take any
train Of cars running from the South to the
| North, even IN these days, and you will find
Southern merchasts and pleasure seekers. and
| elegant ncn md women from the extreme
aounced By their noisy politicians, as costly
a. if they were travelling 10 their own homes.
| Gentlemen union-b1cakeEs! lou haEe un-
| dertaken task beyond your talent. and you
kno" It right we'll Tho onis persons to sui!.r
from your present experiment. are. happily,
yourselves lou may mis1ead Jour people for
= little while, but it cannot be long. As soou
as they discover that, in proportion as you shake
| Jour "gory lacks al the North, the North cou-
ttnues is career of prosperity and glory, hold
ing out to you frateTual hands, both filled with
peace and goodwill, md ready to Indulge you
that perpe,rated at Ha1per's Ferry; they will
turn upon you, ns they hare always turned
| upon dlsunionists in that part OF the couptry,
ind UtH bury yoH deeper tAaa ptummtt tetr
sounded. There are thousands Of young men in
the south only waiting TO ra,sc The shout OF nd
herence - the Cn:ou aga,nss you. Take care,
Sir. Singleton, Of Alssss.ipPi. that sou DO not
4 encounter another General Fooie, ~ho, With the
! Tag Of the union floating orer his head, viii re-
awaken the sentiment Of 1850, and cause you to
recede to your quiet residence at Canton, there
10 chew the cud Of sweet and bitter taucies- Be
careful, Ar. Crawford. Of Georgia, lest another
Howell Cobb does not rise to conduct you, will
infinite courtesy, TO political sepulchre, from
speech spoken, every e1acting demand made,
every foolish threat uttered BY This class Of agi-
tutors, will, unless grarely mis.uke the signs
Of the times, be returned, like ,he poisoned
/ chaEice, to the 1ips Of those who utter them.