Smyrna times., 1860-10-18

acter' and 1t will be more far.reacbing in :,
consequences than any that has preceded !
under our government.
Its causes, says the New York IVo-,5 H..
'O"s oeen IN operation, and they must have ir
reSistloiy produced the fruit which is now p;
Peh'hg' although it might have been lonee,
retarded under other circumsta noes than tbose
"ncn have fastened it's growth during III.
East six years. "'
H. on the prohibition of the slave ,-.do :,
ls0S, the two great sections of tho -
au Oee" aIlke LETT to depend for their subse.
queh' growth on the natural increase of ,bo;r
POpuiatlon' we should not to-day witness tho
existing disparity in their wealth. power. and
'e'Ou'ceS' The superior energy and produc-
'''eness OF free labor does not aIone suf6oo :,
account ior the marvellous g,ow,b of ,ho
"' ~ ""icn there is no parallel in the an.
n'ls OF the world. 1t is because the oro.,
n0oo Tide OF immigration has avoided tho
southern and been poured into the Nor,loro
S'aies' that the latter have made 50 m;cb,v
progress. e"1
nave accordingly seen, in single nan
eraUon' new States founded and r,eo, 49,
:" '"e upper valley of the Mississippi |
"HoSe SURPRISING fertility is attracting sucb
"utludes of settlers as will soon make !, ,ba
seat OF empire on this continent. Tba, r;nou
"nich drains the broadest. the mos, f.r,no
"Os' uAgnlhcent, ard, after little. the r,os,
P"puious al!ey on the globe-tbst qrao, r;.o
"hlch piows It's channel through the worn boou.
"a''oual territory, is a mighty argument
-sai"s' dlsunIon-tor it is not conceivable
wat 'he energetic millions who will inb.b;,
'"e cues and cultivate the fields of its unnor
'aHey VIII allow the mouths of tia, rohIo
'"esui' which nature gave them 10 foot ,boi.
productions to the open markets of the Uorld =
Oe .ne property of foreign country. The !
s'ss' increase ofthe population of that region.
'"u OF the Northern States in the apprecs,e
O"ing 10 The fact that the North increases bv T
'Ae operation oi two powerful causes. wbiIo
'ns south grows by only one, is the nroli6o p
primal cause, the mother of all the o,bo- &
causes OF the political preponderance Of tho c
Nortn' winch is now about 10 be exhibited in a
"a""et more provocative of thought, better S
calculated to lRcite grave reflections on the No. W
hUcaI tendencies Of the country, than anv,binr S
mat has occurred since the foundation Of The ST
government. ''0 II
once II cannot be otherwise than that the gl
superior weight of the North must. sooner =, M
later, make itself felt in the politics IS a. 10
'Oun'fy' we regard it as fortunate that it does fe
NOT get the control of all the departments of do
"e government at once. The shock given 10 an
'OU'hern feeling would be too violent, if Con. mi
slsSs' the executive, and the JUDICIARY were be
:" 70 pass at the same time under northern ali
control. II is fortunate that the experimant !. lie
H''' 10 De trIed with the executive, unsupported
y 'ne otner departments the government
rs each house of Congress has an absolute ne. th'
sa'Ve on bills passed by tho other, Mr.. Lin.
O'h "lIi not have the cooperation of the legis DO
4'"e oranch OF the government, except in 'ni
measures 60 manifestly tor the general good ma
nat they meet the approval of an opposition ma
senate. All his appointments must also nass ha'
he scrutiny of the sam. bodv T. az. boa
y facts it would not be possible for the coming per
resident to harm the South, even if he had eau
"e disposition; and that knowledge of his he
'uP'e'e inability ought of itself to banisb nea
very al prehension from every Southern mind mis-
There Is really no antagonism Of in,ero.,. mai
etween the sections. The sama 60 tive
bich cause every eastern man % -. 80" " II
l"'otc PRIDE IN the wonderful growth and II
osPerity OF the West, will also cause nor,b.
m ci,;zo.. .. ..::- ''e "ol'n- out
u enlzens 10 rejoice in the prosperity and 49,.
e"'oelng Of the south. We are proud of our IT
'sseSslons on the Pacific; we are willing to
'Pend millions in opening railway TO their =, :,
ast, aud when 1t is completed, and orea,
"eS spring up at its several western termioi ."O
csc EVIDENCES of prosperity will fill every ''N1
ulot'c breast east of the Rocky mountains ~
in intense satisfaction. This same national anal
'""et viii find equal qualification in the The
OSpsrity of the south and the development of T,n,
great natural resources Beside this orati. of c
aii0n Of nstiona feeling, the mutually bene. n. 81
i. oo VI e'eiy section oil the country OF Jo
:" every other Is valuable in proportion to
wealth and productvsness of the reoions Gl
~ supply the commodities which it exchanO. ton
~" for the benefit Of the North that the that
'a@ should prosper; and even if the Const. he '
'''u nad not deprived US of any voice in de- Britt
- "'s character OF southern institutions, land
''s"'ened self-interest would teach Us thai
south is a better judge of what will pro. Tt
W Tvs welfare than the north, in its igaor. in n
y ~ is local circumstances, can possbIv ing a
we hope both sections will uuderat. nd our C
appreciate each other better four year.
nce' than they do now. W.
4 formt
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