The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21
Black Republican Sentiment---Llncolns
Home Organ Tauits and Insults the
South.

We ask Southern men to read the follow
ing from the Chicago Democrat-the Illinois
organ of Lincoln. 1t is the leading Black
Republican paper in the West, and is edited
by j ohm Wentworth, ex- Member of Congress
and the Mayor of the city Of Chicago 1t en-
Tghtens the understandings of Southern'men
as to the spirit Of the party which will soon
be the controlling power in the Confederacy
From Ltnoo7a's Home 0rqan.
The election is over and Lincoln is elected,
by a larger majority Of the popular vote than
was anticipated, and by the electoral vote Of
every free State.
Thus not only has the consummation
which the fire-eaters of the South have for
years proclaimed as the inevitable prelude to
disunion been attained, but the job has been
donGso eilectually, completely and emphati-
caily, as to leave no doubt that the free people
of the North meant they should be under
stood. When eighteen millions of freemep
speak as they spoke on Tuesday, they make
noise that even the most stupid secession
| lists can not fail to hear.
Thus the people of the free North say to
the slave o'igarchy, awe will endure your
insolence, suffer your tyranny, bear with youl
assumption, no longer We have listened to
| your threats> as insulting as they were cow
ardly, of what you would do, if we dared to
| carry out our convictions Of right at the bal
| box, and elect man who would no;
| bow the knee to you, and would pace your
| accursed institution Of slavery where the pub
| lie mind would rest in the belief thatft would
become finally extinct
| "You have sworn that if we dared to elect
| such man you would dissolve the Union
We have elected him, and now VIC want you
to try your little game Of secession. Do it. il
you dare! So long as you remain in the
Union, peaceably decently, you shaken
, Joy your constitutional rights. But every
! man OF you who attempts TO subYert this
Union, which we prize go dearly, will be aung
as high as Haman. We win have no foolng
about the matter! BY the eternal the
Tnjon raaA2h La nnaseryed II
i Such is the lecture read By The people oil
the North to their Southern brethren on Tues
day. Aud now what viii the chivalry do
about it
whitley eat Dirt? Win they take back
all they have said about disunion a Southern
confederaey, the rights of the South the blood
of their enemies, and all that sort OF thing?-
What will the Yanceys, the Rhetts, the Keitts,
the JEFF. DaviseS, and all that noble army of
traitors, do 20 what dodge will Wise, the
doughty champion Of the Hay Stack war, re-
sort, in order to cover his inglorious retreat?
Where is the army with which he was to
march on Washington, and seize tie Federal
city?
The chivalry ,riU eat dirt They will back
out They never had any spunk any how
The best they could do-was to bully, and
brag, and buster Jotn Brown and his sew,
enteen men were enough to alright he whole
commonwealth of Virginia out oil its proprie-
ty, and to hold it as conquered province I'M
til recaptured by the Federal troops, and to
this day John Browns ghost is more terrible
than an army with banners, in the eyes OF every
Southern cavalier These knights of the
Sunny South are just such heroes as Sancho
Panza was. They are wonderful hands at
Dragging and telling fantastical lies; but when
it comes to action count them out.
As if to add the last cap stone TO this alb
surdity of disunion buster, the telegraph yes
terday brought us the news that the Legisla-
ture Of South Carolina on Tuesday elected her
Presidential electors, and that they had con-
Guided to postpone the arming OF the State
until they had ascertained that Lincoln was
really elected Poor devils The smallest
kind Of a knot-hole will be sufficient for them
To craWt throuph now