Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-07
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 his Own Domicil.
 The following letter from a Southern editor 10 the public at the North, which was published in the New York Herald of the l7th ultimo is but single speci- men of the universal feeling the South.
 Mir. HAmBLEToN was on avisit 10 New York city. which produced sensation among the whole train of Abolition CUTS, who commenced general howl, accom- panied with abuse and islander through the columns of their papers. MT. Fl. has recently published lists of sohite and biacls merchants atthe North. The consequence has been that the patronage heretofore extended by the South has ceased with the fanatic, black merchants, while those who have pursued consistent course have extended theis business. But, read the letter, Il B as hot as pepper, and those to whoyn it is addressed will hardly need any of that article in their food for months to come
 TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
 In your issue of the 18th inst, I notice an article reaecting upon myself, as the repre- sentative of a Southern press. You say that your article is based upon information re- ceived from the EVENING PosT. It is we'll known that the PosT is an abolition incenda- ry sewer through which the refuse dregs of the TRIBUNE office are changed from prose in- to poetry. And in another respect it is not unlike its great prototype, by no means inca pablo of any act of infamy, calumny and de- traction. We repel the foul, slanderous and lying insinuations of any journal or of any source that intimates that our course in the publication of the WHITE AND BLACK LIST has been controlled by other than high toned and honorable conduct.
 As an editor of a Southern journal profess ing to represent and uphold the institutions of that section, we deemed it duty, as well as a privilege, to inform the merchants of and people generally of.the South who were their Friends and who were their enemies. We re- gard those enemies who have, by their votes and contributions, been instrumental in attempting to destroy the institution of Afri- can slavery, to incite insurrection, and who have aided in organizing band of bandits to murder women and children, and to lay deso- late our homes and firesdes.
 The tratorous combinations that have been guilty of these dark, desricable and damnable deeds is that polluted organization known as the black republican party; but, more proper ly speaking, unprinciped gang of robbers, murders, thieves fanatics and incenai&ries. No political organization that ever existed has for it's objects purposes so infamous as that of the black republican party. Cogni- zant of these facts, was it not our, duty, as well as the duty of other journalists at the l. from encouraging or aiding in any way mer- camille establishments, in New York or else where, that belonged to, or sympathized in any manner whatsoever with that foul organi- zation of Seward and Greedy? Whether it was duty or not, we have donet, and intend to follow it up, until the catalogue is ex- hausted.
 We came to New York to investigate for ouselyes, and to publish to the South these firms who growing rich from Southern trade, and who appropriate the profits extort- ed, in many instances, from Southern mer- chants to build up the black republican party, which has for its object the destruction of slavery and the subjugation of the south. %
 The people of the South demand to know who these men are, and we shall use every exertion to inform them We are in New York for that purpose, and we do not intend to leave the city unti the principal staple firms which have heretofore done almost an exclusive Southern trade are presented in their true colors. Where firm, or any part of it. has voted or been connected with the black republican party, in any manner whatsoever, we intend to publish the fact and, on the oth- CT hand, where a firm has fully sustained the constitution and the rights of the South we intend to give them the full benefit of the fact, whether they be Northern or Southern men.
 As for the charges Of the TRIBUNE, the PosT, SUN and other infamous sheets, whose only object is to levy '.black mail'' in the publication of the '' White and black list" we hurl back the foul calumny upon the cow ardly and incendiary source from which it emanates. We have called upon no concern in this city except when specially invited. We have neither solicited nor received sub scription or advertisement since arriving here, nor have we received one cent compensation nor has there been promise of compensation either directly or indirectly, from any source whatever. What we have done has been at our own expense, without reward, or the promise of reward, from any living per son. We defy the TRIBUNE, the PosT, the SUN, or any gentleman, either in New York or elsewhere, to produce the first particle of evidence that we have offered to bargain to any s black maii," receive compensation for anything we have done in the matter. If any gentleman in New York can convict us of an eHort 70 black mall, we say publish it to the world. We say further, that we grant any gentleman in New York the liberty to publish any and all letters they have, or can get, written by us to them or their friends up- on the subject of the s' White and Black Listo We defy any firm or party in this city or any where else to convict us of squinting at ''b black mailo We challenge the cowardly scoandrels who seek to asperse our character, through the loathsome columns of the Tar BuNE, the dirty Media of the East or through the cheap channel of the SUN, to an investi- gation. We say scoundrels, liars, robbers, towards and poltroons as yeu are, whoever you may be, that charges us with " black mail, l" make the proof, or conceal your skulk- ing faces
 The editor of the TRIBUNE is so degraded that he is a disgusting libel on the race of which he is a member. Rocking with the noxious odors of political and incendiary leprosy and rottenness, that is constantly ema- hating from his filthy carcass, and who 1 breatheS life and form into the black republi- l can party, and pestilence to the country, we leave him to himself-the lowest depth of hu- l man baseness.
 No newspaper attack, no islander, no foul | publication, will change our course in the | publication of the White and Black List. We are willing to be tried by the record. If any