The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06
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yHR SOUTH TO BE WHIPPED INTO 0BKDiKNCE-BLooD,
THUNDER, FIRE AND GUNPowDER.


yHR SOUTH TO BE WHIPPED INTO oBKpiEsoE-BLooD,
THUNDER, FIRE AND GUNPowDER.
nave all become somewhs. familiar with The bully
ne and threatening Of the South. For nearly half
iuTy handful OF ignorant, reckless and unpruci
Piled the South have, By bullying and threstenng
governed me millions Of educated and intelligent men Of
she North; simply because teey are men Of peace and
DO not encourage foster resessness and excitement
rhey have submitted to be thus governed long
great principle was involved and no sacrifice Of honor
and national character dem andei Of them by their
acquiescence. In 1870, however, this bullying and
threatening became offensive because It demanded the
and then the men Of the North reused The mseves for
moment, and Indignantly hurting defiance 81 the DULLES
who presumed upon their torbearance, demanded qua
Tantee Of better behavior for the future This con-
oeded and the great Missouri followed rnen
again the great North, wing alike is moral and ply
sica strength, returned like refreshed giant TO Us re-
pose and to the practising Of those industrial pursuits
wherein consist its happiness and prosperity
The renerstion Of men who had qused before Northern
indignation in 1890 had passed away, 2 race Of LIN
putians in the South who ooshiy imagined that
because they had the OF the lion
him shake his name and brush away the insect tribes
which occasionally annoy him. ne was no longer 70 be
hitting 10 be bullied and governed by handful Of
Southern advenurs and emboldened by the repese OF
ssnursd 10 hy saads voe the
great compromise OF 1890, accompanied with threats Of
diaolution Of the Union. Then the men Of the North
awaked from their sumbers and, hurting back defiance,
and treating with and contempt their cowardly
shreas OF dsunion told these reckless and dishonored
sosr be- restored and ENFORCED but IN
need be- the State States which ventured to tre with
their allegiance to the constitution and the Union should
BE whipped into obedience, just a sulky insoent
Or snruy schooboy made 10 feel that when necessary
we 6irch VIII compel prompt not willing discharge
all his duties The lesson has been very fairly incul
Gated and the South understand that any portion
Of the great confederacy whether 1t be the East the
West the North the South, attempts TO withdraw from
soeec,op Il IL =. Idle u ince she matter The dat has
gone forth and will be enfo ced Let Washington Oregon
shire and at the Northeast or the agrcu
tu States Of the North and CENTRE the slave States OF
the South and South west-let any OF them any
combination OF them raise the banner OF rebellion against
the American Unionwe not what their pretence for
certain there God above certain 10
Una. we ON YES sSe naU
nate their upon the gaows The North the Centre
and the West the great heart and most efficient limbs q
the confederacy are all true TO the Union and the cors
tuition ana should disunon raise the South
john Brown has taught the world how much opposition
nom that quarter Is really worth seventeen fanatics,
tanning Two thousand vrgnians and keep at bay whole
regmentso of Virginia militia Who even under the eye Of
their Governor dared not attack their invaders but stood
BY and twelve United States marines make the
sau and capture In ten minutes, what would these
boastfa soldiers do when confronted by Northern vao
banded together under the and bearing alo
Vie banner OF the Unon2 Why, our Seventh regiment
alone tn such cause.-the cause Of Union and the const
tution-aded, @ II would be, by the good men OF the
slave States, would promptly overrun every rebeioN
STATE Of the South and compel them TO return TO their
allegiance.
Such are the convictions and such the feelings OF the
North They boast not Of their vaor but they know their
strength and know too that when exerted IN Just cause
10 Irresistible Recent events have not increased their
respect for the GOODNESS discretion daring Of the
slave region and therefore this not the time for the
OF the democratic party TO threaten disunon
and nulhcaton II the North consttutionay obtain pos
session Of the governemen Let the republicans be de
seated in the coming contest and they viii submit with
ont murmur, II would be their duty 10 do but let
them consttutonally elect President and they will
only compel obedience the part OF the South but
they viii 90 II promptly and with little difficulty
Colonel Lee with twelve United States Marines
quered band OF seventeen fanatics before whom whole
regiments Of Virginia militia quailed, and by whom
town Of two thousand inhabitants nad been held posses
threats The day for ooleres is past and the
Cf New York and other Northern cities will vote accord
Ing 10 their convictions well knowing that whatever may
be the value OF any portion OF the Union TO the whole
nothing win tie permitted 10 take place to lessen that