The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
The Attitude Of Mississippi.
from the yicssburg sun


Should the friends OF the noble Breckarige and the
patriotic Lane be defeated the suth, representing
The, DO the true principles OF the constitution 'ce xod
equality 1t will be deemed by the aboliionss OF the
North Indication that her people are sag 10 sub
nit 70 any outrage, now matter how s-levou' or our
densome which they may choose to tnfict upon them
would strengthen their ssetons that the
Union danger from their aggression aad that tue
Suh will always threaten but put her threats into
execution We repeat lwhst we have 50 Often proclaimed
AZ concusion) that greater aid and comfort
win be given 10 Seward and hts agttstors by the nap
penupg Of the contingency spoken OLA more stag
geripR blow TO the perpetuisy OF tns unton-thtn
any other event that could tran spre surely
thermometer and falls with changes OF ten jrra
surely has the abolition or re-
ceeded yielded TO resisted II would be madness
70 imagine that aggression would cease upon the defeat
Of the renos OF the south for, Joha Randolph ,ray
said Fanacism has stopping place short oil heaven
or hell its NAV is as insat able as the grave Lin.
coin Ia elected and the South submits, proudly will MS
rienos point first to the threats and warning OF the
SOUTH and then this lame and coacluson as
proofs OF the safety With which further aggressons
be perpetated To overwhem aud coaound the friends OF
the South among themselves who have procs ned that
they drive the South into resistance Higher and
stronger etl will the crested roll down upon US
until will be left only OF safety II the
which finds in the friends Of Breckenridge ana Lane
such ardent advocates be defeated the enoaukment
which alone stay the waters Of this flood Of anst
cism viii have been swept away forodding the thought
that be repaired 10 the unioD Let
shoulders 10 the wheel aud prevent SOUTH
State from going against the gaant Candidates OF oar
party the North that OF the south
oie the sea- in defe6ce OF rights Let US pc &C
tive Consciousness that have lne whole duty
viii take away the sting OF defeat defeated be u
those who tight the good 6aht and defeated the In
spring words OF Milton must need be encouragement
70 them
''what though the day be lost
All ia not Loot.
Tne unooDq uerable viii and spirit
Never 70 submit yield =
These will be still len them to say nothing OF the certain
and speedy triumph awaiting them when the voices OF
an aroused and awakened people shall blend wlsn theirs
in the great rally cry Of the South for equality or indie
peLdence.
In the aggressons OF tho North we have q gloomy
future. Those nes Of Moore applied To his nstive Erin
may soon serve AZ picture tn our destiny should
nsgiec. at the proper time TO vindsate rights
But alas for his country, her pride is gone by,
And that heart is broken which never would bend;
Der the ruin her children In secret may sign,
For tits treason 10 love her, and death W defend
Unprzed her till they've learned 70 betray
Undistineuished they live, II they shame not their
sres
And the torch that would light them through dsutys
Must be caught from the pile where their country ex-
piree.