, 1859-12-26
NORTHERN AGGRESSION,

We regret 10 be compelled to announce, for
the second time, another Northern aggression
upon the rights Of the South. Certain medt-
ical students in Philadelphia. being convinced
Of The propriety q breaking up aa anti.slayo-
~ meeting, to be addressed hy G. II. CURTIS,
were foled in their attempt By The proper and
efficient action Of tho Mayor, and were obliged
to content themselves by throwing bottles oi
ritriol upon the assembled crowd. Being ar
rested for that purely national md Democratic
net, the indignation among their fellows rose
to sucha pitch ofintensity, that two hundred
ofthcm left the city for mere civilized parts
where they may throw yitriol upon Abolition.
lists whenever specimen Of TINT tribe dare. to
show his head. Their patriotic rage is conta:
gious- 1t has had its effect in New York.
The students Of tie Medical Department Of
the University assembled few day ngo in
secret conclave to debate the propriety Of
leaving. Tho reasons urged by the principal
speakers were TINT John O'Conuor was hired
to make The speech lie did, at the Union-sas ;
ing meeting, aud that tile Now York mer-'
Chants who applaudcd what he said were only
anxious for the preservation Of the Southern
trade. These reasons, infinitely more aatis-
factory than those which impe1led the Phila-
de1phia movement aided by dispatch from
the New Orleans medical college saying that
students would he received there upon re-
duced terms, and By the feet asserted, though,
not demonstrated, By the embryo chemists
present, that the mir Of New York wns ap,1.
trid with Abo}iionlsnl,' determined the course
Of fourteen Of tic juvenile sawbones who
mounted the platform and declared their inten-
tiou to 90.
We chronicle these Northern aggressions
With profound sorrow and with great despond-
ency. What, we ask, is the use Of the Trion.
If Southern students in Northern Colleges
cannot throw vitriol if they please upon all who
'nay offend tile notions Q? nigger-driring
oockerels? What is the nse Of the Union II it
breeds in the North such poor specimens Of
humanity rs that 7scrEile -oEaior ~oE~ Hibsenian
blood, Charles O'Connor, aud such merchants
as have their coascicnccs to sell with their
goods? Have not, we ask again, Southern stud
ents when at homo right to dispcrse Aboli-
tod assom6lngea nnd'lmch Abolition speal5xs.
and ahall they be deprived Of that sacred right
in the cities Of the North? Has not the South
the ownership Of a1i Konhetn doaghfacesi,;: j.: as
perfect and indefeasible as to their; nicrers at
home, and slall tic Sous VI the South lie con-
tent with the Nero lip-serssiecs of such crca.
tures as 0'Connor. Forbid It honor; forbid il
chivaly, forbid it Quattlebusn. .-..~
The duty Of tho North in the premises is
clear. Let the Union-savers establish a Ned
ical College in the commercial emporium, that
shall be free from all Abolition taint. Let the
Faculty be instructed to provide, every day, an
Aholidonist to be offered up ii. a sacriace to
appease the wrath Of the students from the
South. Let the Municipality in which it lis
funded grant to these students the right to
throw vitriol upon all public speakers who may
offend their political or moral notions. Get
the "subjects" III the dissocting rooms he
Abolitionists and Abolitionists only, upon
whom the pont up wrath Of the Hotspurs mar
be safclr expended. Let this be done We
are tired Of Northern aggression and We want
the Union preserved. -