New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
OPINIONS OF THE SOUTHERN PRRsS.

proposed inauguration Of Palmetto flag ablisi-
ment at the quondam hibeIty Engine House, under
the auTces Of sundry patriotic citizens whose South
zeal appears to have considerably the advantage OF
their wits and discretion. Whatever may be the sym.
patty of people with their Southern brethren, and
our undOnbted dspO,ition TO make common with
them for the maintenance Of common rights against
Northern aggression, presume that nobody Il dis
posed to regard South Carolina the exclusive arbi-
ter of Southern fortunes or the only representative OF
Southern intelligence and spirit The infammable
little Commonwealth in question has been IN chronic
state Of bluster for many years past and to the fict
that sic as clied "wOlf" frequently, when there
was no wolf in tie field is to be attributed, perhaps
more than to anythrg else the little importance which
the sectional fanatics Of the North are disposed TO
attach the real and deep earnest OF the present Crisis
We object, therefore, most strenuously TO South
Caroliras being regarded az our example or our
leader in any sense The grievances OF when S,e
complains afec. us ten times moro than her, ana she
has nothing like the population, the resources the
wealth, or the geographical position, which give 70
Maryland heranbsorbing interest and her Importance
in the solution of the sectional problem. Most OF all
do we protest against any enrolment of any portion OF
our reope-no matter how insignfcant-under the
"PAlnetto" banner The good old blood OF Maryland
is wine that needs no such bush. ii eyer-whlcn
God forbida time sh0nld come when our people snail
be unwilling to let the flag of the Union float over
them Mary land has banner OF her ownred with the
glories of the Revolution, and well known TO Sontn
Carolina then-which she gan unfurl, and be proud OF
for s memories though she sorrow over the need OF
it's return We do not remember that Maryland had
much consolation or help from the Palmetto IN those
davs of struggle. If we remember Alright, the facts
we rather tie other way. We pray our " Palmetto
fellowctizens, therefore, TO net truce TO thsr nom
aense. They may make good cause rdicnious ana
induce men to laugh AT crisis which all the iOlly III
the world will ouly help to make more serions
From Tn. Aaania (Gol Colfeaerocg 2i'.
No man who has at all studied the history OF the
times has failed to rec that the great evil which now
agitates the country and overthrOws powerful hh-
l. a al. h.. A,p bgr
SION orators, and the nerspdpers rh'ch hare crca-
Iqted their poison and sHSthcd into the miRds o.
honest patriotic, JHt untkiRktHg readers. We have
seen all along, their effects and 0atted hard against
those IenicOus teachings. We imp0red the people
at n North not to listen to the submission party here,
and the false doctrines and differences OF their presses
We besoueht them 10 pause ere 1t was TOO late in their
aggression upon our fights-warnlng them, II they
persisted that fearful day OF reckoning was not lar
distant But OuryOice OF warning proved neiectual-
IA the sounding of "a tinkng cymbsl-and they Needed
it rot They urged, in reply to our circumstances,
thst we were mistaken in our views, and that very
payers which represented their views, were
in favor of submitting to any act OF aggres-
sion that might be prac,ised upon usindeed that va
STARE submit the question Of secession to the peo-
pe'-as Greeley, IN late Issue OF hls infamous iIo,
me boldly and outspokenly asserted. 10 TINS fatAl
eauee is the menable effect to be traced-lamentH6le
eel eci;lly to the misguided North To our own peo-
pe are we indebted for the result, whatever IN God
Providence it may be. While we cried " danger ana
breakers ahead another class OF Southern people
called out -" no danger, alPs clear" We could not
cony ince the people of the North that we were in
Earnest when spoke Of seyerng our connection with
them They Needed not the counsels and admonltlons
which we offered them TO cOnsider-they concluded TO
take the advice OF the SHbm'ss0Hi'ts here, nstesd
ard now when too late the fearful truth OF our posi-
ton is beginning to be realized by them; and terrible
to them will be the retrbution that Ia certain 10
follow.
TIE falling off in the value of stocks and securities,
and the anc in the monetary and commercial affairs
the Withholding of Southern orders and Southern cot
ton are only the beginning of the end That VIII be
Z" bitter end to the North; but 20 far a. we are con-
cerned our embarass ment cannot be more than tenn
poIaIy-as we have all the elements OF wealth among
us, and We mean to keep them-from the North at AL
events.
We bad the pleasure of travelling from Savannah 20
Macon on Saturday hst with one Of the Leading Ian
cashire cotton manufacturers MIR. Paiey OF Preston
who waa on bis route TO New-Orleans 20 establish
an agency there for the purpose OF supply his own
factor ies with AL the cotton be requires, direct from
the Crescent CITY. Mr. Paley accompanied by his
Chief buyer Of the keenest Of the Liverpool cot
ton men, and though he was not az communicative as
his employer We had evidence from both that other
manufacturers on their way TO establish agen
ces in our Southern cities for the purchase and direct
expectation of cotton. They have gold and shipping
in abundance; and We can supply them without The
inteTpositOn Of purseproud Northern commission
mercbants who have grown fat, arrogant and saucy
uIon the profits OF our trade-profts which, with
Gods blessing We shall hereafter keep 10 ourselves
Thus then, il will be that the Republican
North has committed-n her wanton aggression upon
ue and our rghts--e political teI0-de-se. And now
wi lie tinerg under the consciousness Of the sef-in-
posed destruction which inevitably awaits her, she
has grown abusive even threatening and her pulpit
and preses are made 20 re6cho the most infamous Ian
ruae against M that envy ard ignorance can suggest
10 the rlcered bruins q their corrupt leadeEs Let
them pursue that cOuIss, and zee pW 10 our dWy.
Every southern man will do his dutyhe must do II,
h.. off. DELAY il dauQerOua. and Will
strengthen the hands Of our enemies
Let ALL then, rally early, and at once. let part,
hhes be obhterated, and let community OF interest,
PROMPT Southern Rights men TO immediate acts0H.
let eyery county express it, voice united facor Of
secrssion ard ever the "yoice Of the people
nearer approach to: the "voice Of God than 1t VIII
be in . Ii instance.
Let the people Of Georgia act promptly for them.
selves and not wait see how any other State will
act This IL the ccurse that becomes free enghten-
ed and independent peopleand this Is the only course
that the PEOPLE of Georgia can with honor pursethe
orly couIse that they DH follow. May God defend
the right
We observe that Judge Thomas, u Democratic
member Of the Vermont House Of Representative, has
introduced repeating the Personal Liberty
att Of that State. The Hon. Caleb Gushing, il IA un-
deIstood in an address which he Ii announced 70 de-
liver at NewbutyIor this evening, VIII urge tue adCp
ton Of similar proceeding upon the conservative Gle
ueut of Massachusetts; and an early meeting OF the
Penny vania Legislature u talked Of principally with
tie view Of CELEBRATING the Ahti-Fugitive slave law
enactment, which dis tho siatutebook OF that
Common eulth.
Thee arc movements in the right direction. They
will teri the sincerity Of the respect for the Constr
tuition and the Union which certain of Mr.. LDc0ln's
Supporters loudly profess, and will afford to the
nullfying States opportunity OF rera9ng their az
gressive ground, throwing Of abolition CONTROL and
demonrtratng 70 the South their desi to protect ia
rights in the undturbed possession of slave property
Until ttis be done cordially and completely, it il dl'
for tie North to asssil Southern ayocaies Of seceoon
or to parade itsef par ereeeace he chef prop o.