New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15

mean 10 split the Uaion: they o.
humiIate and fetter the North and nah, -.
publcaus disgrace Themselves. And not l. q
the Border-State conspirators are amateurs a.
Spectators ia treasOn-it Is found necessary,
even in the Cotton States, to assure the people
that the beast rampng and roaring in their midst
is not a real lion after all, but only (sab rOsd)
Snug the Joiner. For instance: Messrs. IL. w.
johnson and r. C.. Hindnan, the two Secession
lists in Congress from Alabama, have sent home
most inilammatOry appeal to their constituents
to secede at once closing their harangue as fol-
lows:
"Any delay or hesitation your part will only serve to
bod your enemies and civil inevitable. In that
case they viii regard synpathzins with them The de
scendss Of q generation looking back to the great events in
which we are soto will charge to the account Of Southern
Union Inen and submssous at least onehs the blood
spilled In the Let such innocent blood be chsgesbs
upon Arkansas Let her promptly assume her proper place In
the seeding column and out Of the Union the rights that
have been wrested from her within II.
"Iu thus Getting we VIII be entitled to he sy1npshies Of the
friend, Of genuine liberty throughout the earth We will have
the good wishes Thousands Of In the very heart Of
the abolition section All such will desire no.
victory over the North victory against the miserable
snscsn that degraded the North and broken the AUed
con Confederation.
five seoede and confederate tOsetherunder the pre'en'
Con.iu.ion 9th ssoh dwtndenfs icW equality and
foycr,y p,e,enl sectional agi1oaour achievement viii be
written on tie same historic page with that which rescued the
continent from British dominion and made free The work
VIII bs similar In its progress and dimensions When such
Consultation Is adopted and put in operation the intellect and
pso,srn Of the North viii recognize the purity Of our motives
and the necessity Of our conduct The weak sentiment OF
real conservatism will become strong In the nonayeholdns
States The Black Republican party viii down before II.
All manner Of fsnatcsm vii be snnihsted The Northern and
the Southern States then stand face to face equals
Then may be realized which Is the main hope not tb
.ny one Of every pa,ro, hered Teeon'e0H q IN" fHrs
Eaton uJon bdEs ebraerg ne 'eeitg Of The Southern peoTt'
in erery relation and me unqaeonde equality Of all the
State, Then new and still perfect Union viii take the
place the one ovehrovu superseded the first league
Of the thirteen colonies.
Iunsdiats Secession s he tue and only path Nat leads %
idaf ye'vlt!"
1t is not, you see, to get out of the Union,
but to transform and transmute the Union into
a mere convenience Of Slavery Propagandism,
that this Secession il pushed on, even by the
conspirators representing the Cotton States. The
original Nullifers mean to get rid Of the Free
States altogether; the new converts viii be con-
tent with claiming them fast to the car OF
Slavery Extension, but may perhaps insist on
turning out New England "a incorrigible. Demo-
Gratis Of the Free States do you choose to be
parties to th, conspiracy