, 1860-11-24
TIE ft:E AND N1.uuN OF EcyOIl.TloE,

H.
That is the cue. They prnpose to give you
tate OF Afr. Yaucey's medicines. 1t will he
4 nice little operation. Sowing wheat is notf-
ing 10 1aarkin. tiulc, ard walking sentry. at
two o'clock III The night nndcra drizzlin. rain.
Shnckns corn is 1at compared 10 charge Of
1rsyonvts.
You also will make your arrangements to
have your harn-ylrds lit up al night with the
fires Of revolution. Set your boots II tic brad
Of the bed, for ii any Mo1nent the SAINT iirea
mag be ss'uttcrin. and cr,cklny ul the ruofoi
your dwellin::houfr.
fi1istc1lins Layonys on the SoutI, 1:ank OF
the Potomac in tront-burnin:e str:,w ricks aud
hur,in. HOUSES Lrhind you-sonlctlipg worse
than that, perhaps, in the shape Of de1lh pro-
.lnccd by Invisible aud uncomfortable agcn-
cics-thc State deprived Of its 1a!,or-thcsc
laborers escaping by hundreds, OF sold at hall
ploughc.l-your public works ruine.l-la1ld
depressed IL the lowest ffgure-Statc STOCKS.
Insurance stocks, Eank stocks, Railroad
stocks, hawkcd at 4 mere song-thcsc would
he The immediate effects al the Fire and
Sword, whicl, Gov Wise proposes in his Nor
folk speech.
4 peaccab'c dissolution Of the Un:oa Is
| sometimes suggested.
lct Us allow that the result could be ELECTED
| lesccably.
The next thing wo slou1d want would be
! standinE army. The John Brown a:l;air cost
| You would maintain u line Of posts all along
| yo:lr frontier.
You would also want navy, though Nor.
folk only produces few fishing tn,:,chs, eA-
ccrt the vessels built there BY order uf the
Government.
all the Ordinary: government officials. You
would pay diplomatic currs.
You would have to pay fur III independent
t Senate and House Of Representatives for
new Judiciary
tell you, that no purely agricultural people
ever was rich. The wealth Of Philadelphia
alone is equal to the entire wealth Of the State
t Of Virginia,
Take tic roetot11ce alone. The total receipt.
from the postotiiees in Virginia for 1S5..-:55s
So ln South Carolina the receipts were
slo1.145. The expenditures were Ssh too. IN
Alabama the receipts were Sill ,u9.. The ex-
pcnditures were s24S, 40. III Mississippi The
receipts were $SS,Aos. The expenditures were
SsS3 5gs. In Arkansas the receipts were s35,-
Is this deficiency made up nov. Part Of it il
made NJ thus: The receipts in the State Of
New York are 81. ASS, III: The expenditures are
Sl.l54.lll~ In Massachusetts, the receipts arc
s5tI' ,tSs5; the expenditures arc $4ss55.o,337 In
mast of thc Northern States there is deficit.
l N~@ A'A .A4* tAI N"AtAA4 4H 1lAES IL
enormous. The whole Nort acrp deficit !. some
900. The whole Southern deficit is some
s5.ooo,o0l
supposc; however, the Civil w.. disposed
IT. Suppose the new government established
Suppose US with our army, 'onr nary, our for
| tifcations. Suppose us to have survived the
shock with some alarrs left, and our dcprccia-
ted lands. What then? NC belong TO
| Southern Confcdcracy. The Cotton States be-
gin IN agitation for the se-opening Of the slave
trade, or some coolic system. Our remaining
negroes are to compete, ifthcy succeed IN their
schemes, with the new labor: At Ill events,
Tc are still to be sectlou-a section as regards
the Cotton States. which l,as no trade with The
other section. We are still 10 have sectional
quarzels. There are still to be- charges and
neutrality-suspicious. and counter-ag-
grcssions- We have not conquered pence.
| We have nov. two sectious TO plasue us. On
| the frontier ne hare to guard against the
North. On the South we have 10 meet the cx-
+ treme riewt Of the Cult States. After while,