, 1859-12-20
South CArollna,s Opinion OF Northern
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south carollna,s oplnion Of Northern
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ff'ruu the Char.estr Aerrusy.J
!, The angry South must be appeased for the
Misrepresentation must be made, and sonc-
body must make them. This part ofthe job
biug falls to the lot Of the so-called "Conserva-
tives." The " Conservatives" are very useful
institution at the North. They answer =
yery good purpose, and are m essential part Of
guard cf Abozisionam. The Republican army
marches forward to the battIe Of Abolitionism,
and the'' Conaertatl7es" cover their progress
" diversions. and parleying, and b5.play. We
are neither speaking parado1ical1y, nor lightly,
nor prrjudio'nlly; It is nvery ;grave and mo-
Ientons fact We WI illustrate our meaning.
The Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, Of Nnssacbu-
sets, is = Conservative 1he Hon. Robert
G. Winthrop WAS the first gentleman who in
troduced Abolition petitions into the House Of
RePresentatiTeu.> 1he Hon, Robert e. Win.
throp Vas elected from his seat in the Senate,
some few Years ago,' 'hJ such thing as Charles
Sumner. The Hon. Robert C. Winthrop de-
would cleave to the roof Of his mouth, aod
bis right hand be Topped from bis body, before
be would either rote for any measure, or get
bis hand to any bill, by which Slavery should
be allowed to enter another foot of our Terri.
RES The Hon Robert c. Winthrop i turned
ont OF the Senate because he is too s'ConserYa
tire" man. Ar. Everett aud other distinguish
ed gentleman 1t the North, are quite as Violent
il their opposition to Slavery Is .alr. Winthrop.
But Mr. Everett Is noHhere-he:is run over
left behind. These gentlemen are :"Couserva-
tises." They would hare John Brown 4 Co.
march down on Virginia or Kentucky and Gre
sts Cru xsr, and 1nsusrection, and discomfort
a. me South. ~ no meana-they hare discre-
tion :they ore "conserratlve" gentlemen. They
would not make the South TO restiye under
ca eggs BY killing their goose. These ceSutle-
men are far too wise--they would only gently
legfelate ron out Of al the surrounding Terrific
r!es, whether you will or no bnt still gently.
Ihey would thus only put Il Gordon Of Free
tam, until settlers from their own Sta,cs Ind
quietly occupied. by degrees, the border States
then wonld push Slavery still further dow&, to-
ward the Cuff States-tIen permit its contiau-
ation Or rot just as it payed them.
The difference between tho Conservatives"
ana the Republicans Is juht the difference be-
TWEEN Luciter and eatan. Luc,fer is very dis-
fiague looking individual Of an indescribabt4
age, with handsome face. brilliant black eyes,
h&aFy 1nonstachej sombre{o Int. Spnnisl,
cloak and rapier ut his aide. He is courtly
gentleman, and never'indulge In loud talk, and
balderdash and violence. LIZ would reason with
you, and conduct you most politely to the man
= ~ "A.toPP{ Ao4ettt- toataQ Is q 1oatll-
some brute, with contorted features, blear ewes.
black akin, u long forked tail, and claw feet
Satan would seize you in his claws, drire bis
forked tail through you, and drugs you to -.
amid sscnches Of birthstone and sulphur.
1t eTery crisis in the history Of the Govern
mrnt, when the South has cried out with indiv-
nation aud protest against unconstitutional 1c.-
islation and outrage, there has immedistt}r
srisen conservative" demonstration ut thc
North, but the "ConservatiYes'' are a|ways one
day after the fair; and the Conservatives" are
always IN most convenient minority. They
aFe admirable skirtnishers, md cover the re-
treat Of bold sallying OF marauding party with
great skill and ec1at
>, It's not at all surprising, therefore, to find
tho same old game being played of now. Thcy
mare got into trick Of 1t, aud can't for the Life
ot them, be done with it, Besides, it is Of &C.
t1ous importance now, that some palarer should
DC maee for the benefit Of tie South. It is a
sugar.pluul she always expects after violence OF
legislative robbery. The angry temper Of the
South must be pacihed-the Republicans hare
bad their say over old John Observation-Disclosures
ism ha4 possession Of both branches Of Con.
gress-.nnd it is 4 safe md capital mcve to make
arouslng, stunning diversion on one side Ia
draw OF the FIRE Of The South. We accordingly
hear of meetings and rumors of meetings. H.
monstrations" and signs Of demonstrations. bv
the "ConserTatiyes" at the North against the
poor old devil, John Brown in particular. and
the hrst cousin Of the Conservatives" viz:
The Abolitionists in general. We are TO see
great things and mighty resolutions, a. Of old.
A general glory hal'elujahrum" for the pre-
sersaiion of tue glorious Union is to retound
Overtime whole North. The mountain is to la-
nor ID grievous travail, and will bring forth