The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-09
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s..s.a 8 de Northsra pseyle aeaalss me
scssA. Ualsss sAey mean % uake var upen
,nr ,e.st,u sious. Why are ~ Northern peops
cont ualty sola that they aso asAossvas saa1s
a f,xd anA mas, and hat hey staaa 81"
.,rnai uarks for the divine Vengeance u.s.
Ns.eveA aud Babyies Of Old. with al "s
ahauain asioas appsrtaiaing 70 them
rne fact u, scnHsa has SPOKEN oss 700
,rulv. Hts 10 he spirit IL which me Donsn =
REGARDED By The party 20 which Re oeiosss-
Ne n AZ uaoutk.piecs. His II the tongue y
the abolition Tyre, siviag Il usserAnes. esaas'
,ns out IL esnnins tones. 0R11L1Y aad RAT.
xoxp are afraid, jest - this uomsnt - speAk
the whole tru,h. They dare not lot the Coz.
sentative portion 81 the people - the 'NofA
knew that II il the design Of the party With
which they are associated 70 make M.
compromising war upon the 6outh-to de-
stroy tts Institutions NJ any cost OF baood--to
hunt down It's people even 70 the extremity OF
death, II Il be necessary. The South ought 70
feel obliged to SuxxxR for betraying the Dc.
sieus % the party. Hts speech 10 god-send.
Mr.. SUMNER has carefully CLEANED fror the
newspapers all the crimes that have been per-
ps,Ea,ed In The Southern States since the
adoption Of the Ooistitution. and be attributes
tn. m ali TO slavery. Slavery IL the cause OF
all the duels, Of all the street fights, Of All the
exploits with the bowie knife, Of which the
Southern States have been the theatre since
the Sousdasion., slavery has done all It could
in the way Of wickednese, bat il 10 bot bar
baroas iassiiatlsn after nj. and It's deeds have
bern the deeds of brute force. Il never has
reached, nor 10 It able 70 reach, the sublime
heights Of Northern civilization In this direc-
tiOa. II hides ite he'd In shame when called
upon 70 produce 4 single instance OF three
young women seduced by single man, ana
all murdered by trychnine Itcannot show .
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first debsuchins and Afterwards numbering the
females Of his aoek. = has not produced .
single Aver, 30 far as we know. and We
doaot wasther aa OEDxRDoNK could exist
within its atmosphere. Seduction, poison,
and loose. living ciergymen are the products
Of an advanced civilization. They are com.
mon enough among the constituents Of MIR
S.xxks, aud he has = right 70 feei proud u
reursssutins ~ much rsaoemeat. He &n look
down in scvrn upon the barbari<m OF the
Sou,h. which never has exhibited, aud never
viii exhibit, such proofs Of advanced civ
I,ixat,oa ~ he may ses all around him III
his own native land. There he may sex
the couiurai tic ~ iittie regarded tAA'
xlop.,ne.s Of the wife with the drst pretty
,e,i,w that happens u come aiong ~ ~
xnoet q natural consequences OF msrriage-
rhers he may SEQ divorces granted for the ask
I'm whenever the vile Sexes somebody she
sappens IL like a little bel .er than the man 10
v.nom she has sworn her faith at the altar, VI
the nus mnd takes fancy 70 some younger
aad setter looking woman than his wife
There he may ses Inc prisons crowded to suf
location, with maleiactore Of every possibl,
xrade Irom the rufllan VINO deals in siunx
ehot AUD the boWie-kniie. VI brains his uns0s
p<c,tug victims IN tus nieht fif-y mice St 81
upon ths deck Of a sioop, to the elegant een
rieman who poisOns has wife, or ths accom-
p1ished banker who swindiee whole com
munity. Indeed, Mr.. SsAAkR might hav
spent The rest Of the session Ia contrasting IN
~sfrcts OF Northern ctvillxs,ion with $ 'uthsr
OArha ism Ia the single article Of tsantu
crime. 1t can hardly BE- possible that ne OF
Jecs u crime IN the ABSTRACT for he praise
his own people, smong whom 1t A0urisnes
:grea, perfecilon, uasiI svery individual men
Der vi a Northern community must blus
from sheer modesty. II u ouiy the grOssne'
Of CRIME that. he ohjscis %. The Souther
people are sad bunglers. and DO the thin
awkwardly. Hsnce The wrath OF Mr.. SUxlHE
Mr.. SUxsxs IL iabsring uadsr the sanas pr,
ferv.cs tor The fshasd, way Of committiI
felony. no doubs,' whes hs bsra,ss the Sou,
for having NO .uAnnfacl0ries. Manpfaespti
ali over the world, are the frsitiui pareE
ii crime. aud thAt crime 10 of the highly ca
satzsd dsecraptiyn- sssh ~ bafglarys sho
a,iune, petty hrrsays riosing, numbering
large boAsea, stirling with siung shot, &c
.rhecreeof crame n the man nfacluring di
srics Of New Engiand IL prodigiops eve
wear. hat hers he IL unjust 70 the Goalh
The SoasA contributes 10 this state Of Grin
and me suffering which IL the immediate eau
Of II, BY keeping up these manufactures. r
exasssnes OF New England depends upon I
Soath. The South is her bsst-indssd, j
only--forsigu customer for all she manufl
tursa. Shs sends hsr, too, the raw ma,eri
Tor she u 100 poor TO produce anything tn
Gomez ont Of the groa nd, except hay, and til
Zoo, the South takes from her.
Mr.. SuxHxR triumphantiy poiaSste 1
greater member Of what he calls poets, .,