Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26

The Editor Of the Charleston Mercury, the
principal organ Of the secession freeaters of
South Carolina, Ia recent number of his
jearnal gives under twelve different heads the
reasons which he insists should decide the
South against submitting to the administra-
ton of the Government by RepublicAh
President Under head Ne. A, he discourses
% follews:
Vita the control of the Goaernment of
the United States, and an organized and tri-
uniphant Nerth to sustain them, the Aboli-
tionists win renew their operations upon the
South with increased courage The thousands
in every country; Hh5 iook up TO power, and
make gain out OF the fzture will come out ia
support of the Abolition Government: The
Brownlows and Botts', in the South, viii null
tiply. They win organize and from being a
Union Party, to support al Abolition Govern
ment, they viii become, liked Government
they Support, Aholitionists. They viii have
an Abolition Party IL Tie soith, of Southern
men. The contest for slavery win no longer
be one between the North and South. Tt win
be in the South, between the people of the
South.'
+ Caasius N. Clay well says that WHEN South
ern politicians speak of the South " they
mean only the three hundred and fifty thousand
shareholders. and do not iflciude the noa-slave
holders who are numbered 6;yy millions. If
Che Institution is so overwhelmingly popular
at the South, as IS pretended, what deed for
fear that the contest for slavery will be "in the
South. between the people of the South" 1t
is tacit admission of the well known truth
that slavery exists only By Fofcsi and TO do
away with the terrorism which forbids the free
white men Of that region reading what they
choose and which seals their lips from uttering
anything on the subject Of slavery except 1t
be IN its favor, would destroy its chief bul-
wark and subject it to q scrutiny By dose
whose interests it most directly affects which
might eBdanger its very existence. The ap-
preheusion that the Brow6ic@'s and Bolts
would multiply as result of Lincolu's cleo
ton, is explained BY the fact that in recent
speech at Richmond Bolts denounced the Sc
cssioufsfs, and declared that If any attempt
at secession be made 100000 volunteers would
fush TO the rescue without calling upon sim
gle Free State and Brownlow. during a
recent Yancey demonstration at Knoxville,
Tenn, said to that distinguished ire-eater.
h;l, ,4.-.x:-,r lsr.:<1. h;~,, -, +be s-s,aIor,s
stand al ann one of numerous party at TIE
South, who will if even Lintoln should Be
elected a,,ser che Eoflas Of our Gohstitution,
and By tie authority or ia4A, without commit
ting any other ofeuse thaa being elected, force
the vile disaniouisfs and Seeessionists of the
South TO FAss oRER odR DEAD BODIES on
rAiiErR MARCH 10 WAshiiKarosS ro BhEAK UP
THIS GovERsnEsfsi" Bibeownlow also. in re-
viewing 9shcey's RnoslAsii..iis speech, iudaiged
in the following exceedingly plain talk, Which
coming from Northern paper would be called
rank treason and be sho uttered it vile Abo-
Htionist no %oHdsr that in the estimation Of
the Charleston Editer IL Is undesirable to have
the 81 Brownlow's and Bolts multiply in the
South Hear the Parson discourse in his pa
per, the Knoxville Wing:
SLAvE-HeI.DERs ONLY TO VoTE.--Some of
our laboring classes think very hard of the
sneering and oonteusptsseas manner in which
Yancey spoke of the white women at the
North, who stand over the wash-tub, aud cook
around fre-sides. Others thought still harder
of the soornfui manner ia which he spoke of
white men at the North, backing boots and
driving carriages, ciaracterizing both the oc-
cupatiors OF white men and women who do so,
as degrading menial service. True, it was
very severe in its bearing upon our own cti-
zets, nine-tenths of whom are degraded, accor-
ding TO Yancey's views OF the dignity Of labor.
Bat this is really nothing to what awaits as
if Southern Confederacy shall be estab-
lished The wealth and aristoeracy of the
9 eight Cotton States " viii be represented
in that Confederacy, and will control it, and
the right Of voting viii be limited to those
who own slaves. The Government will be
that of Slave OIigarchy,- and none bat
the owners Of Slave property viii be allowed
to vote. In this way they will get rid of the
Irish and German vote, and the native poor of
our own country