, 1860-10-25
ASouthcrn Newspaper on Douglas.
The following may serve to amuse readers
Of all parties, while It will possibly amaze the
0nur1aH men.
II fuHl tuE TElefE1HfBHt ~ Utl1Gt3H
LET TEE 8QETH IOQK OUT.

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LET TIE soUTH LOOK OUT.
The great disorXanizer j. still on the tramp.
When last heard from be WIS ahiong Ills con-
genial friends that dispute with the crawtlshes
1or the stashes Of Michigan, and was holding
forth to the Abolitionists Of Kalamazoo about
the inefIable beauties Of SQuatter Sovereignty,
and the grateful duty Of hanging, Southern pa-
already produced by blighting Democracy
wherever be has visited, lie mcditatcd addi-
uouaI trcachery, aud would extend BITS pox-
ions influence to llthcitb tiiicoiitamlnatcd re-
Eions. He is about 10 make the tour Of the
Southern States, scattering his poison as be
appointments, reaching, it will be seen to the
very day Of tho Presidential election:
Memphis, Tenn, "Wednesday, Oct: e.
Huntsville. Ala, ThurEday, OcI. Is.
Nashville, Tenn, Friday, Oct. 70.
Chattanooga, Tenu., Saturday. Oct. q.
Kingston, Ca Monday, Ort: %:
Atlanta, Ga: Tuesday, Oet. a.
Macon. Ga, Wednesday, Oct 81.
Columbus. Ga. Thursday, Nov. j.
Montgomery. Ala. Friday, Nov. 2
Selma. Ala Saturday, Nov. ..
Mobile, Ala, Monday, Nov. +.
T4i6, we think, Is the most impudent and
most disgr.ccful demonstration ever made By
4 Presidential candidate :.
For three months this itineiant pcdler Of
Tankee no.!ons has been hnwking his pinch
thck principles about the country, to the in
finite dist,ust G. iii sensible men. He has
made speeches wherever handful Of people
could be assembled to hear hfm-spcechcs at
railway stations, speeches from 1otc1 windows,
speeches at college dinners, speeches at clam
bakcs, speeches In the morning when duly
sober, In his dressing gown, speeches At noon
when only i little high, In his coat and collar,
speeches at night Wien more than lalf seas
| over, in his night cap, speeches yindlctirely
ferocious, and speeches with nothing In thcm
And all this speaking, aud all this travelling, II
| his own words arc to be believed, Is nnderta-
ken for no purpose whatever. Uc disclaims
all aspirations for the FfrsfdencF, and talks as
| if LII would not accept It If offered to him.
Then. wherefore Is he making such strenuous
| exertions to obtain 1t
It is Lot probable that Douglas will be kind
IL received at tie South. Since his recent
visit to Virginia 1t has become plafn to the
simplest understanding, that all blS efforts
| during this canvass have been directed to the
furthcsancc of Lincoln'a Interests, aud to the
for the accomplishment Of these objects that
he tntcrfcrcd to prevent IL fusion In Pennsyl-
yania Of the elements opposed to Black Re'
publicanIsm, and thereby procured the defeat
Of tho Democracy in that State. North and
South lie is pursuing tie sans policy, Cxcrtln:,
all his influence to Insure the defeat of The
Democratic nominees. lie hates tic South
and hc hates the Democr1tic party, and will
do all in his power to bring about their humil
iati0n.
We regard 1t Us somewhat Of n bold move OF
the part Of Judge Douglas, to venture or
Southern soil in tue present excited condition
Of tho public mind.
We do nut believe that be will be permitted
to finish out his appointments, but before tht
programme is completed, that hc will bc in
Indignantly expelled from the limits Of ths
South. And ,x sincerely hope he maybe.
Lincoln would not be permitted to maxi
the tour of the South, scattering broadcast hi
damn1blc doctrines, and NC see no reason wh,
greater indulgence should be shown to Dou.:
las while engaged In the same office. Boil
are working 10 the same end, the suhju.atio,
| uf the South, and VIC sec no reason why
| white flag should not protect one traitor
well as another.
We do not counsel harsh measures agafus
Judge Douglas. We would not hare hin
come to bodily harm Such treatment a
, though he may merit It, would compronis
the honor Of the South. But VIC would Aay
him treated with neglect wherever he appear
7 we would have such condemnation Of his prir
Ciples and Lis purposes cvinced that in th
,, language Of tho Memphis Aralanehe, "rcmora
may strike into his very heart, and retribntio
ring through his every ycins," until humiliate
and abashed he may sink back to bis fortl
ctn taEtncss, never again to show his b1oate
r visugc In any Southern community. That's
|. the harm VIC wish Judge Douglas for Il