, 1860-11-26

a1d is, unquestionably, the cause OF mich
Of the bad blood in that section where, un-
happily, Republican journals, which would
correct the Misrepresentation, arc not al
lowed to circulate. We sec nothing to be
made by continuing that lie; nom- -*ill the
Chicago Times and Herald commence the
work Of reparntion, by printing 1r. Lin
coins record, and advising other pro-slay-
cry and secession journals to do the same
thing?
II. Tint Mr.. Homlin is mulatto-that,
at lcast, lie has large infusion Of negro
blood in his veins. This is daily repeated
in the Southern papers and Is made the ba-
Sis Of inla1nmaiory appeals to the prcju-
d;ccs Of race and caste, which never t:lil IT,
| meet with angry response. VIII not the
! Southern journals that know the falselood
Of the assertion, put the Southern people
right OH that point? Mr.. 1Ia1nlin I've saw
/ him this norning) is good looking white
| man.
/! III. That tho Wide Awakes are semi
military organization, ready ut any mo-
lnent to put pixies instead Of torches on
their poles, and march upon tile South, for
the overthrow of SLAVERY and the suhjuga.
'io, Of shareholders. No lie political which
tho canvass has brought out is so generally
believed as this Now who Of all the con-
sluc,ors Of Southern journals will have the
'urascto tel! the truth about this matter
t, say that the Wide 4Awakes were peacea-
i'lc and patriotic young men with about as
much bloody intent as so many Odd Eel
lnws OF Sons Of Malta-,llat nincty-ninc Of
every hundred companies are permanently
Gisb:lnded, that those remaining will not
keep together fortnight, and that the
movement WIS Il temporary effort to giyc
cslat and spirit to y ca.npaign which has
b:cn fought and ended.
~. That the people OF the North arc
''::rliug with unqucnchablc hate Of the
people Of tlsn 5",,tl, and. await only
lii: occurrence Of a proper opportunity to
!larrass, wrong and Outrage all who hare
til. misfortune 10 dwell in the slave States
both propositions being proved by the
u..ieniablc dislike Of Republicans to the
l',ving ami selling of MEN. These are mis-
c:licyous falselloods, which all pro-slaycry
papers in the North have aidcl il circulat-
in... Now, which one among them will
have the manliness and fairness to say,
t!r:t, while the Republicans 10 abllor slav-
err, they pity rather than hate those upon
";:om the maintenance Of The system IS
imposed; and that they look upon it as Il
g..@at existing fact, which admits only Of
til: w;sest forbearancc and unQuestioncl
patriotism in its Treatment; that the over
wAc!nl;as sentiment Of the Republican par
y yis:nf:l:ofable to immediate emancipation !
',y any agency whatever, as full Of dangcrto
t..r superior and inferior races nlI;se; that
Republicans ere willing to lca;c slavery to
:;n Slaics where il is sanctioned by law,
and to the moral sense and awakened hu-
manity Of those who are cursed by il; that |
tl:ey claim nothing but the arrest Of ttat
nol:cy which has made slavery the cxclu-
':vc care OF the government, and tile free
.:..;5,n Of the Territories, the soil Of vilicl
~ slaves foot has pressed. III wor,,
tint they would revive the policy that JET
l:rsou, Madison, and, at one time, al other
,nr:, il, the Republic approved. Who will !
De Just and say this?
THESE ;src only 4 1cw Of the f:tischoo,ls
which need correcti III By the Southern
newspaper press; and these only to cainl
s:9wn the irritation Of the public mind ard
;'-c.'arc Southern men to submit peaccably
10 the President whom Tic people have
! a:!2d { administer the government. Tic
jou,:1ois that have no desire for the pcrpct-
!:2t:on Of :hc Cn;on-those Of the Nortl.
;:a3 South who are doing all in their power
II promote sccession-willsee no rropricty
II What nc recommend; hut we trust all
no: originally disunionists will drop the
!isgrnccful tactics Of the 1atc campaign,
;:nd begin though late to give their readers
:, glimpse Of the truth. Then all existing
difficulties which seriously threaten the
Happiness and prosperity OF the country
can he settled in day.