The North-Carolinian., 1860-11-24
WHOLE NUMBER 1888

bat yet nst remote, viii be. that the Northern
Seeoh wsi ee separated INTO Two CT s,Te Ssi''slss,
which WIZ neidenfaHy, better our cohdltlon IA@
e"'s"soh ooisd OF ehio now ia tiat ssetInih = the
pai 81 q ,lie ooah S'o"sa t'eat 'esisia.o" IN
"ess, anu o.'s""f<iS q d'Fiston ot me Spots
among themselves amounting IN various foiHas an
''uay % perhaps Sl't,,sa''4so ite great IA -
os 'e teops IA 'l;sS etcii arc entiTsy niof ~
ot an Aho"ieoge oi tle source from VIII tie1 'r
.ie sfSe nchsh.s a''hon5h 1T IS well Known to the
naaefs Oh 'ner laws. lacy see tins eopious s'etnt
~ e'S&.iS h'"i"S ~ tt'os 'heh year ht ft''3
y sec ID f.Si'ty eA pelca aifsiS tile'i ana tFtX
branch OF thetr industry ahundal;iy Te,nuncrated
aau 'hey nc cnt!. suppose thai IN are lu,srtcd
10 no other people, but shciaseivos for then pros
perry. but, "hen tiie SOUTH shaI. t;lnh ~ thi-
.',,ra. 1''u Turn 1seA open @ he'st 'ftz,n
leaving parchcd aiie dry the hIthS to iiaxt-
.as' eias ss sais-ef'' .ao'asasese must aeeesS3
Up S1es Z 1e,l11s!1s lor gIo1., "5ss.
sharp, scil-seekiB2, So t,arnafi..5 eltt..e,,-
fhat s.c l. .tAev ,.i>ea = ...rt.
'n I'll, co>tttc, a. pcaneN iusna, New Jersey
ohic. .ilt2os aad indiana. They viii therefore &c
very apt TO vote her ausance IN the concern and
slip away slom ner leaving ner 10 rot,{le her wares
wherever she pick up ctstosncrs-
RESULTS OF THE sotrY.RS co >TI,,Ee A.y i.,.x mir
so,1ru- ISr 4 ct,r. rrt sr,,-r1ry f.,.,
r,,< os xrTrn away.
Jrhc CONSEQUENCE. 10 The ~o.fdDro eo,,,.d
viii ha thos. -, , ,,rCsn.~;4v. auan,.i,f c,,,,.., .
al and manufactnriog, whlc' the South las ,ey,r
before enjoyed and an abundant ability II dri'nt
herself against any aggresSionS, no natt"r form
what quarter they may come. And when tDe
South shall have talked our institution "t African
slavery undcr her entire and sovereign contI'I i'
no other people shall consiGel that th'N are 1.~
p"nSihe for 1t, IN any way for It's aNrg'd q -'o~,
aud crimes and disadvantages to them pyrtrrrS
IN this present Union, we shall b. rd oi the I,n.cr-
annoved ana the institution VII Ic nsfsIlisI.l
anon y hasis Of n,,,,apept sec,,r;tv ,,t,ic{ = w.
! ncvn. ,ct had r,,ar. viii tL.1 I no .,.,.rc 49,.
iecexs;f7, for MS ..conairt" of tn S,ufl, .n tt
! ..]abor" Of Tho Nor1L viii 1v},[b o, a,. ,,
atcned and which ;s c,nedorn.I so ,,;r,o,,
that slavery must be abolishe in order to ,r
the Interests of tnt <,rth.r,, Section ,ft ,,,,
Union There ,rjV come > coufi.t y. I,.,tit a,,,
a fearful one it viii be bat nos between I ,,
;tal of the South and the labor of the %o,f,, i.
ritI;u tile ju,, ofth, No,ih ,ixeyf h.i,t.
! the capital et the Nos5h on the one s;c and ta,
z,5or ~. t6o NorfI on the o,her-bac, "a -. u IL
! labor will be by the irresistible power ltil,ys,A
.Sufrk1e That fearful i,4carse uncn,fi OH I},.
power i now kant aDueascI TX, th,,.,. ,,,,,..
amounts which are yearly transferred from tie
South through the National Treasury 10 sat5v
the CRAVINGS of \ortbe,,, labor trI.oec s,,,,.,,
now suppoIt the magnificent schemes OF nam mai
nnro, a,,nrt tho ni l1i,,fr and ,,,,;,,,,,.,4 ..
nnry and ,,Inv an, n,,n2 other nrrn.,'s wb5,h
tl,oty h,,, c,,tf ,,nd 70 NH . (,[ i l ~
now, erivo ui,a;d c,,,,ov,nent and o,nte,t -,
NortI9r. labor Hut th. ;me must come y,h.1
this question viii have to be decided w hetAer
these ma acniticcnt enterprises must be t0p5,c9 or
allowed TO Ia ,ni,ish or the mem at lhe Nor l[oue
~srvs f"f ef1s' -s'Ffl,,. 20 frof t'f1re1a RI va
no" tna' question VIII DC decided but IN that dtcl-
son mere nust sPrlns up a conli between North
crh cuPfMe ana >".tiein tdo"f with 'uiliFtistl sui
nag ~ KS '''cN' AZ "ni'h accoriihG |" my Ja'S
NJ. t'iV' '"|f'N0 - i'o Hhclv 70 pi"tctt ~
syn w IN i''i ana IaPit''' 'iii.cd III tHc AitHc
"iiiie' 'he ooui mas II" cause 10 lclr any sucl di~
asIoS cohll'ct, OUT oot "til move on ham JntUu-
SLY ana VIII reciprocal advantage
POWER OF THE sorru 70 PROTECT urps,,r. >, .,
POSITION AND ,cR1cr,r,y, 4, ,yr>,r
What reAect;no man ran J,nh+ 3D. aI-.14
ability Of tb. Soufh to r,rotoc4 bnrrolf ,, .,t
no,1or -; ~, IN c,,,fFl 49, ' ~ ' x
IVA f,ra,a-+ a. tl' tl W ~ - 0'l V0'' 'oi5
IVA l;,It .~,li "a, G, 49,,
mora. t, t;;ex P'.o ililoH
cir times , l,rga az En,I3nd Sti,,I III a. - li ~
mt tugetl,.r Whilst the .lanc nf ti |,, l!
.rn an1 ho,d states ,r.,,,Id ;.r.,l 49, ,;. III
Went of the Sonthern Co, fI.ral ,a,e tb,i
ttird ~, q co,,ntrr lleo ,b;s a.1; ~ y t t,
,,I. Who f,o,n tIer l.i j. Hood l1a,(a lI s. ii
to the most manly exercise and the f.ec ,s( Of 1;r
arns-bod hardy FESTIVE under ,lnla,yfI,l confr1
and number inr within it's borders ! 500, '0u ,,.,,
capatle of bearing arms and who win C,v ,vee-s,
~ r,,;,r c,,ll lo ,na,~t ~t.lI1 .a ~ - y:
If 20 e0o and 100 900 O-can ! CO.., Xxx . ,'t
;1 - pil l1. I ld '''o - "'9 ''e'ei' i'' ny
N.xt Consider her cornuactneSs within ,,o.
,o[1 r;. I ;,,o vI,,st ;llai 1900, -; " |
and all other materials tova q, nroyifnr t. annii
ancas of war: a. Il her capa v arising from these
ary, all aggression upon her II 9h With agticul
| tur.l productions the All bic III he world,
ami Viii, h NIKE them he J.. ..e . # t.., To- o>t.y
manufac t lriIg and G. rntne i. REQ ..a 81
friends in, All Il alliance Il, be- s,Ilo .tt,. d..