, 1860-08-27
f.urans. ron tAc UnEQn} like 'Ch1ckcnF%
come Home to 1eYont- =:

lFrou, the utsoulety tIAa-l Confederltion.l
That there axists utmost pau:c Ill the mons'
CT market here, must be evident to all who
have made anY attempts to collect any little :
amounts due them, or who hare been SO I'm
fortunate 81 to owe thing themselves, .IR. i.
riot1s causes ars- ssigned for tli3, but none
that we hare seen are 1cusibles Sune say j: IL
occasioued By the two or three thousand bales
Of unsaable cotton in Mobile and New Orleans.
Udteighi or ten million dollars locked Up in
unstable cotton would not de7anRe the com-
lncrcia! and financial atlaira o.. the whole South.
Others say it is over trading, buying too many
negros TO make cotto,, but cotton has brought
tue price to The planter. though the larges.
sales on credit, as in 1856 and 1855, aud few Of
any kind. The banks hare not expanded. and
hAye done wholesome business, and have tile
ordinary quantity, if not more 'kpecie IN their
vaults. Our section il not il debt and our
credit was never better, it IS good. at the North
| az ererr mcrcnan. who has beeu there can tcs-
tiff, So that our people we're never in more
prosperous condition. ':s
Why, then, this panic, Why this taking in
! sail tT the lapks aud ali prudent 1ntn who deal
in money and exchanges: We ttsuk tue :n-
swer obvious. i parcel 6t' reckless. rostiess
| and ambitious politicians-.many OF them WIN
nothing 10 lose and everything togain by q re-
vu!sion, BY overlurning the pEesent peacsable,
quiet, happy aud prosperous order Of things
and substituting distrust, disorder, revolution,
and even anarchy. iu. 'tbc government of 'hs
] countrY-are bent upon dlsunion. Many of
| these rcople no change tousd damage; to them
! any change, no matter what, uis.h: be m ln'-
| provement; they hare nothing to d. butte hang
! around the urog shops 10 the towns ana villages
=! md loaf on the streets, and spout poli..cs.
abuse their bctters for being submisslon'sts
and Free soilers; md p5a.e Khst, lsesey Et 3
ern rights. With these leaders they expect to
accomplish M overthrow Of the existing Cor
ernnent- No one csn fail to recognize the
critical condition Of the country from the rup.
ture these people have made in the NAtioEal
1emocratic party.
is sure to be elected, and then they are pledged
| and they arc trying TO pledge the whole SOUTH
70 disunion and revolution. Their leaders mar
depytit till they turn blue, but the people won'i
belisve it. Least Of al wll The ken optics o. o.
is tiuiid, aud takes fright even at tue possitll
lies Of danger. Hence thcir present pzudantia
moyemenis. They zee the possibility Of danger
| ahead, and like Il prnde1t mariner "ho eeGs
cloud rising in the distance, don't wait tl'1 !
aaiI. !Moniad men know full well that disrup
ton at ,he Union would burst every bank III ,h'
I saith instantcr. Allcredit would be overthrow
-eouimerce would become stagoant-moue.
used for the ozdipary pursuit o1 trade. would
necessarily employed for the purchase u arm
and the necessary. munitions o. ;"al; paJm ~
troons. building tarllfcatious, aud making va
renerally, The plow'share would be beat mt
H. sword, and The pruning hook into tue spea'
arI The ennntrx turped Tito one vast Hliiltar.
ca1nn.i These are the probabilities that fr'ghte
The banka. What vii! it be When tba feapt
comes? Let those who no" experience 1oce1
fenience frou, them answer. The banks an
. the sensible. wise and far.seeang men IN III
resouii,n, and he1ec ihefr sctio1 of stfiirGsnel