New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-21
glsao OtLealls 9aiLg Gtestert.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81, 1861.
THE DIFFERENCE.

34pVueieEH.6tateS, Wfllch illustrates the exact
aA1Rfe Of the quarrel between the two sections
maa, while the Southern States, in the Union,
You'd have interposedno objection to the secession
Wany Northern State, the Northern States, on the
uVaef hand, are thrown into perfect paroxysm of
sassat the mere whisper of an intention to secede
Rson iae part of any State of the South.
Ems if, at any time within the last ten years,
massachusetts, had threatened to leave the Union.
Me idea, SO far from being unpalatable to the
south, would have been hailed with the liveest de-
monstrations of joy and satisfaction. The South
Wonld have bid her go and go quickly, and have
esteomed it happy radiance. But, on the other
hana. when any Southern State proposes to leave
the Union, Massachusetts becomes intensely dis
gnsted thereat, and considers herself very much
lnsued and aeandalized.
Why is this? Why is il that the South is per-
feeHg willing for the North to secede, while the
reverse is true of the North as respects the South
nsocial life, when two persons are together, and
ihe presence of one is known to be distastelul to
iheother, the remedy Of withdrawal is universally
admitted. But, for the offending and offensive
party to follow up tho withdrawing party and in
slstnpon forcing his company upon him, when he
Knows it to he irksome and hateful, is breach of
every canon Of good manners and polite society.
When the North tells us that we have no right to
Withdraw from the Union, we answer that we are
perfectly willing to stay in the Union if they ften,-
selsfs will withdraw! We will not question their
right to seceae but on the contrary, will concede
6eheerfny. We would perhaps prefer this ar
fangement to the other. The South, which claims
thstight of secession for herself is equally ready
and willing to grant the same right to the North
and we will undertake to pledge the Southern
ssates that il those of the North wish to secede
Hom the Union, not only will no objection be
fased, but, as to large majority Of them, the Sc
eeasion will be accounted a most fortunate and
happy circumstance for us.
But as the Northern States will not leave the
Linton, as in common decency they ought to do,
seeing that they are so unhappy about the coun-
tanance the Union ia supposed to give to the nsti
luton OF slavery, there is no alternative TO the
South except to Withdraw for herself. As it IS
afaufestly impossible for the two sections to get
Gong together III peace and harmony, and as the
sGaEth, which might Withdraw without objection,
ii feiles to do SO, we are driven to the necessity Of
Withdrawing ourselves, painful as It appears to be
fopur loving and considerate friends and brethren
;ofihe States of the North
But, why is there such objection made to the
Withdrawal Of the South? We are told by AJoli-
ton orators and organs that the South is poor,
miserable regon-that most of the wealth, the
enterprise, and the intelligence of the nation il in
Tue Sorth-that the Southern people, as was said
RTauFnner in the Senate, are identified With and
biologists for, an institution essentially barbaricr
e-saat orr section is unable to support 4 mail
sYFeu and that we are pensioners, to that extent
ofthe Federal Government-that we are in short A
saai civilized Collaboration pee people ~ loag s ways
behind the "great North in the arts in refine
msDt. in education in ent4rnrigo and i, or,r,41;,
s .hat pIso 9Hu II. ."a
'NH soNT'i'''s7S Wiio' 'hey eau ciFiNZa,lon.'
pEe would suppose they would be eager to be re-
Reyed OF association with a ncon,e of whom 4to-
h4Ys SO poor an opinion. So far the contrary
hggeyer. they are ne. We have baforo eoid nv,
M 80 80 w ~" DSi"ie s"lH' Hloft-
4. as oHenaea al the Dare idea OF cur diss0lvng
saa them our political connection.
& There must he a reosnn fnr This os +,,ro i; f
=, 0' 80 ''iN'' ID IVA
HetythlnR elset ana the reason is plain enough.
All that they say about the South is false and
Hhat ia mora +Io, 1rro,, u 20 h. s1 mn,
lnax tbat ~ c,,tj, :. H. r,oir l''oJ
Il III Pader.I svs+a1, plop '"u support
Southern productions that constitute the surplus
ssa.a o. .ae nason' and enables us to import SO
isibsr mnort trade that drou,s rror tIo
t-N N"''' o' '''S ioiAi IIc peopl9
pockets sixty or seventy millions of dolIorz nav
asrsn, II, tl,,,=s b,,o 80 at;.
yssint4, IA INA svor,I, ~, Z; -. 4....,
ISs IN ! -, - " o P'otoot'oh al" ell
e0qENgenlent OF Northern interests. They know
pss,; NJ ~, 1s,
HEINB6fIys RUCHU for Heaviness Of The Eyeld with
Temporary snffasioa and Loss Of Sight.
i III o a2o so s S's''D'S "'I
HEI4MB9I4IS B4CaG Tor gb6tsheiions: F. IL
HBLME1QL,pS BuCHU fer txcesHeg arising from IntiS
cretiCn and ell dbehsesot
FEMALES FEMATE8, FEMALES,
FEMALES, FEMALES FEAtALEG
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Od o. Young 8ldi iaftou' VI contemplating 7iaf'H5e
zABE NO MORE PILLS
THEY ARE GF Mo AVAIL
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Ia ne world lor ell e9np39@ Se5n, 70 tie soT Wnas
arising from ts'h % ot III '4o uopL
Or ehsnge Of life. See symptoms above.
No gFpT.tRV Should ESg without EGi
or
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g&SS HELMBOhD's4 EAThAEE buHhu VukhS
Secret Diseases
4 d all their stages, Atlittle expenso
# @ az AND NO EXPOSURE.
= Uss HELMRcLD,s B4TEAGF BuoHuior E1cesseSeflaio
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ali improper and WI tssIore INC
short time to state q heaih arg Fttt1Iy:
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