Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
RanatiCiSm.

South, then, tuQeeus WO1lQ mere De
reason for fears and doubts as to the per-
~perpetuiiy Of the Union. While the
damnable dogma-"tO the victor belongs
tks spOas"-has encouraged corrupt, and
venal politicians in every section of the
country TO resort to any and every con-
csirable means Of arraying the people Of
the two great sections Of the country
against each other, there is consolation
and encouragement to be found in the In
herens and abundant integrity and palri-
otism Of the masses who will not longer
submit to the reasonable teachings and
attempted practices Of a SET Of oligar-
chisis who never had, nor never can have
the good Of the country At heart.
We copy below an incendiary and
traitorous letter, written by VIM L. Yam
ey, and known as the "Scarlet Letter"
Yancy is the acknowledged leader of
the Southern fre-eaters, and while
locked up to BY a few miserable follow
ers, in most Of the extreme Southern
States, yet has been rebuked and repudi-
ated BY the People in his own and in
each Of the other Southern States. Here
is The letter:
"MoETeoMERY, June Is, IS.
uDe4r 81. Your kind favor of the 18th
received.
81 hardly agree with you that a gener-
raj movement can be made hat viii clear
out the Augean stable. If the Democ-
racy were oFerIhrown, it would only re-
suit IN giving place to a great and hun
grier swarm Of flies.
"The remedy Of the South is not in
such q process. II is in a diligent or
eanization Of her true men for prompt
resistance TO the extaggression. It must
come in the nature Of things. No Ma
iional party can save us; no sectional
party can ever do il. But if we could do
Is cur fathers d~Id-organize commit
tees of safety" ell over the Cotton grow
ing States land it is only in them that we
can hope for any effective movement)
we shall FIRE the Southern heart, instruct
the Southern mind, give courage to each
other, and at the proper moment, By one
organized concerted action, zoe can precip.
itGte tie Cotton STATES into A REVOLT
TON. 4
"The idea has been Swallowed forth in
the South BY Mr.. Rufin; has been taken
up and recommended in the Montgomery
Advertiser, the organ Of Mr.. Yaney,1
under he name of League of Uaitedl
S~Outherners," who, keeping up their ola
party relations on all other questions.
viii hold the Southern issue paranouns
end will influence parties, Legislators and
statesmen. have no time to enlsrge,
bat 10 suggest merely.
sin haste, yours, sc.
w. L. YANCEY.
ITO Jas. S. Slaughter, Esq"
Here is a sample of Northern fire.
eating doctrine. 1t is an extract from a
speech recently at a meeting Of the
"Friends of Human Progress" held at
New York on the first inst. The orator,
Mr.. Putnam, expressed bis sentiments as
follows:
"There can be no law for slavery; no
law for robbery, for murder, for piracy.
What can we say ?
Why, we can say, "School is out boys
must be men; the lessons are learned !;
il Is time for action 20 He advised an
appeal 70 arms; that every man should
buy weapons and become familiar with
theirnse. HOw little pOSDsr, sad he 1UOuld
q fake to pring fhe aeckS Of Shareholders!
The slaves all understand what has been
done in the John Brown matter. / saw
q fugitive from Florida; he said they
understood all about 1t; it only needs the
help Of whites TO back up the slaves in
their efforts, and they would strike for
freedom.
"Nhat can be done7 Call the 100000
shareholders the devils they are seek
their destruction. Call your meetings
and conventions; say to them, "Give lib
erty 10 the slave ; buy weapons and learn
10 use them, and be ready 10 help them
% freedom.
Mr.. Prime arose and said he had advo-
Gated this position for the last ten years.
Mr. Putnam said, ''let there be 10000
ready 10 Join the negroes, and the slave
power viii soon come 70 an end"
There mus be q first step, and the
Republican Party are trying 10 take that
step; that viii be something, and IN the
night direction"
Nov, we are far from beliving that such
fanatics e. this Putnam, reflects the views
e any respectable number Of the people
NoFth, or even Of the Republican party.
We copy Ire above extreme sentiments
on both ddss, 10 show to what an extent
fanaficism or uliraisn may lead men,
We hold kat the uttering Of such,senti-
mems Is ir~aitorous; and that be who ut
ter hem should be dealt with on a charge
Il treason. We believe too, that the Gay
isneaF st hand when there viii be a spon-
ssnsous uprising Of The people, and ahurl-
ing from place and power, the politicians
q dis day, and The reigns Of govern
msnl Be placed 10 hands Of conservative,