The North-Carolinian., 1860-11-24

ulcer, is fostering within, When we examine l,,or
closely, we find that they have been ue,i upon
IN various ways by the inspertinent seifrigheous
ness OF people whose ignorance and pres.1n psi q,
are only equaied by their vuisarity. N hist it L,
alone and net inteifered with, the knsiest feeling
would grow up between the master and his slave,
we hnd these feelings Interrupted hy medtieso1a
intrusion from abroad; and the master dis turbed
suspicious and uncertainty. Whilst he has a right
to quiet and peace in his home. with all the gent,
| charities which belong to the relation of s,,Dero;
and inferior, we had that relation ruthlcssy invad
cd and the siavcfoider justly Indignant because an
| enemy has stealthily sown tares among his wheat
| and he reaps turbulence and discomfort instead OF
respect and a willing obedience. Iastead Of feel
ing of security in the possession Of his slave proper-
ty, we find the stakeholder moody and iascbie be-
cause ef the doubts which an u1frfcaaIu Gorerss-
rs s. Ffsfst g! z ea.lf
knows that he Is robbed BY exhansting $s,-tectioc
Iuir and he feels that he IS npev crishe to con
tribute (but altogether without his conscnt to ia
crease the riches of those who his cnelnics.
Instead Of the respect and courtesy heti: tag anon.
equals occupying common hall of legislation the
Representatives from the South and thor .orsitt.-
crts with them insuitcd by co:rs>, and oporo-
brious erithets eveed against ts,cnSe selves as.a
their Institutions Instead OF that equality of RIGHTS
which belong TO them ia the conncn property uf
the Territories. the citizens the South ar, thrust
aside from all participation in it, although it was
by their own right arms that the rich inheritance
was won. Their slaves are cntccd away, a, stolen
iron: them Ibelr citizens murdered in epc,
day, whilst lawfully claiming their PROPERTY The
laws for their relief nuilifica. and Their ctiz
are fined and imprisoned ia abolition jail< for at
tempting to bring back their slaves.
Their soil is invaded; their slaves inc:tci to
nsuIrcc' ion, with deadly pixies prepared for their
use; and their citizens shot down. by armed bands
of men, driven on by that phrenzy Of AboIieion~m
which pervades and controls the whole North IT.
ritateo increasingly by the rude intrusion Of the sub
jet of slavery, all occasions and in almost every
matter of legislation, without nccessitv, and in the
most offensive manner robbed of 1Eeir share il the
I.rht 10 their
in their Slaves and the reat denounced as Sinful
and inm oral plunlercd and imp"ve1ihed, by eX-
haustng tariff laws; governed by that most Cd Gus
OF deSpOtisms-the despotISm of All !RkE sPUNSI-
BILE MAJORITY composed OF vulgar and grasp
ing men insulted by the staggering insoience of
conscious power, whose fiat has gore FORTH that
slave States shall be admitted into the Un-
ion = ana that, in the irreprcssLlc conflict between
slave and free labor, slavery must be Abolished =
and when the South, to protect herself from these
evl', declares her purpose to Withdraw rom Tn
ion 0iiouS, and from further connection with Il
peop'e hostile,-ths Undoubte1 Constitutional
right is denied her, and she is threatened to be
with eighteen millions Of men, to force her back
into the Union, and bring her into subjecton! When
take this survey Of the ground and realize, that
is the cond'ion of the South in this union ask,
in the name of God Of Ju>tcs. what more great
er wrongs are wanting, to justify Revolntlon! =
Does, any say, that this must be picture of
any one ...; cali Tor The t proof and the
evidence IF these thingss refer them for proof
to the political history of the day and the journals
and legislation of Congress- for the last forty years.
from the day, when Missouri refused admission
into the Union, because her Constitution protected
her citizens in the possession Of slave property to
the late breaking-up of the National Democratic
party in Charleston, because we would not submit
to the dogma of Squattcr Sovereignty
Time does not permit me to dwell upon these
proofs recount, in detail the wrongs which have
been inflicted upon the South from the time orty
years ago. when the North began to make
mo n he ease Of nd hon
sle put under condemnation and the ban the great
institution of the South which, the common
government of the country, it bound To protect.
Nor shall dwell upon the s. compromise, called,
which was entered into, on thar occasion by which,
the North, with her usual sharpness at bar
gain appropl lated to herself AL that immense do
main north of 36 degrees 30 minutes large enough
to make ten States and gave to the South only the
barren privilege OF allowing Missouri to enter the
Union We sail do more than merely to refer
the Tariffs, for the protect, N of Northern indus
try which were inflicted with such extreme severity
Southern interests almost to be sgar her peo
pie, and drive them to desperation. We shall only
suggest to your recollcctonS, in passing the nuncr
Gus abolition petitions with which Congress was
flooded, and til. Representatives from the South
were constantly annoyed the Wilmot Proviso the
Homestead Bills, ana the difficulty now in hand of
Squatter Sovereignty. We pr ceed to inquire,
i'll the second place, what is the remedy for these
evils, and whether 1t be sufficient for the emerger-
cy.
SOUTH ALONE SHOULD THE SOUTH
The measures proposed are secession un.i the for
nation OF new government for ourselves. l have
S Efficiently Indicated t.ie views [ entertain on this
subject. We think that the seeding States should
nominate their own candidates tor President and
Vice PRESIDENT limiting their choice within the
eight seeding States, and that they should be voted
for and supported without any reference the
dilates OF other party. AS as it is ascer-
tanned in November, that lack Republican Pres
ent is elected. convention of the seeding States,
and such other of the Southern States may desire
lots wit,l Us, sioulI ediatcy be
bed, with the purpose openly declared of forming 9
election of Southern President naugurated into
into operation. And by the fourth Of March, wh n
the South would have the whole machinery Of ne.
gov ernmcnt in complete working order . prepare
for defence, any other emergency.
Is it objected that Virginia and the other bordel
States will not join in such measure 1t is no
/ expected that they w is it desirable that the,
should, at first. Their sympathies, however. Will b
all with us, ard their influence in the Northern Con
feteracy will be OF benefit Ms for Years
than their actual union with US. They will form
barrier betwiXt and our enemies, should they at
tempt hostile aggression thus allow ing time t.
get everything rea ty, and to stand firmly feet
\ very few Years viii be sufficient for thS-f in
deed those States can remain SO long with the Nort
| in unnatural a connection with Back Repub
canism. Sooner or later they must make choice
and all the chances are in favor of their uniting them
se.ves with their brethren and natural allies of thu
South. The :. Revolution :" will then be complet
in its full dimensions and the Southern confederac,
stand out of the Independent nations OF th'