The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-24
J.. /. PARkER.
Remedy for Abo!;iionissn.

The annexed extract is taken from the columns
Of tln Manchester y. II. Union u .mocra' %
O,s southern friend, have the remedy in their
own hands--th- only rrmcdy-;hcy must make
Abolilionism costly. We have done what We
could to arrest it; but with modification and
shame, we are obliged to confess that we can
neither reason II down nor vote il DOWN and we
tell our Southern friends frankly that they must
hereafter take care of themselves. They can Kill
ont Abolitionism in year if they will but there
is only one way-ihcy must siaryr it out
In this city W. have three la.g, manuft turing
corporationa-thr Stalk the Amo,kcag and the
Manchester. Al Of ;hcm practically, ar AboIi-
ton concerns; yet all Of them are growing rich
and inpudcnt upon III" profits ofSoutIrIn trade.
1t was hop, that Tho murdcrous invasion of VII
ginia 10y Old Brown and his gang Of william, Womb
awaken the propic OF the North to III, danger.
no; the disgrace oi The Abolition agitation in
every form. But it seems to have fired Emati,i-,u
with frenzy, and certainly there has been no GnI,.
within ihr lat ten years when the manufacturers
here have rsofrd To such infamous means TO
swell the Abolition vote. The vote in the incor-
poiaiion wards, especially in the first shows
with what aiac.iy, the manager, responded 10
the appeal, of the Republican committee. by co.
crcing their workm.n to vo." tn. John Brown
ticket.
Our Southern friends are generous and forb ar
ing We have in thi, city fifteen hundred men
who want to vote that the South shall under
stand We do not wish to interfere in any way with
its constitutional rights The doctrine ha, been;
openly advocated by tn" Abolition pres, aud ADJ
oiiton orators, thnt such men must BE- starved ont
must not be employed; arsl many an honest
Democrat, gentlemen Of tn South, who works
upon the goods You buy, has been compelled to
vote against yonr rights and bis own conscience,
under the penalty of dismissal. And it is not long
since thata prominent attach" OF thu Amoehcag
mills crcpt stcalthily to the tower of the City
Hall, and tollcd ia" bell for tho ignominiou, III.
and death Of a man who invaded your territory
and murdered your people. These are tn men
you pat.ouin, and these ar the men who u~ 'hc
strength yuu givr 90 crush ont every man who +.
IS iiin% ~ respect yout rights.
hc whole North has been flooded with t';c
Helper book The Republicans inbibc lis spirit
and pract,r its recommendations. il afirin- IN"
''Ho man can BE- t'Ho patriot without first J."
coming an Abotionst;' ana mgcs ;La; ba-in' SIS
determinations shall be- nadc against every man
who is not such. Thi, policy is in force 10 a gr"ar
or Of less extent all oyer the North; and if the
South has any respect for its"lfor is Northern
friends, it must meet this prescription IN a CONES
ponding spirit. Fit will spum Abolition goods
Of every character, as our fathers DID the tea ia
Boston ha'bor, It will bring The Iolpcr.ts to their
senses in single year. Will il doitl Or will it
continue to buy and scold, and ,cold and buy, I'M
til is Northern friends are worried OUT W. To-
peat, Il can Cure orr people of Abo,itioni,'n in
single year, lit willard make money by in"
process,