Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-09
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Vanity Fair, in its last issue, has the fol-
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HuIiSh for the free North.
For it has risen with a rush and a ring
into such storm Of arming and battle,
marching as the world never saw before
When was there ever such a hot rage for
war shown by so many milliOns2 When did
man Ever fight for so great truth2 The
rocks are rent at last and the molten lava
pours down in one tremendous current. Woe
to those who broke the barrier-and We
Tictsi Woe to the conquered
All winter long there came up from the
| South the clink of arms--stolen arms, mind
you making ready to subdue us. With the
sound came jeers at Yankee eowardice,
| Yankee villainy, Yankee fanaticsm. Aud
| by that same word, they shall find that there
is Northern fanaticism which once aroused
fears no death, and crusbes all before it 1t
wakens slowly-it moves little by little, but
it does move--and when once accused Wee
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| 'The southren's wrath is like straw on FIRE,
But like red hot iron is the Northman's iTe."
The strife presents the world. old aspect of
Northern blood opposed to the fury of the
MeIidional. 1t win be with the old result.
So long as the Greek preserved the Northern
Slavic blood, he conquered the Persian; so
long as Roman had not exhausted the old
Rhetian fountain drawn from Transapine
sources, he overcome the world. Slow TO
move, but tremendous when moved V@
| VictisI
The Southern man is quick to murder. So
is the Italian peasant or the Spaniard. They
set but little value on human life. The En-
glishman values it highly, and winces before
out. Who is the brave man2 Who sweeps
down Southern bravo, and braggadocio, aud
knife, and stiletto, and rattlesnake hiss, and
reptile wrath, like chaff before him in the
broad field of battle2 Who but the North.
man-huTrah Now he is on in his wrath
earnest and terrible in his faith of Free La
Dor and of Humanity. "He is on, he is on,
and with him the faithful to battle are
gone" Ve Victsl
Who dreaded murder, or priced human
life more highly than the Puritan sires OF
the New England regiments now marching
Souih2 Who cried out SO sorely as Master
Prynne, and many more like him, at the
'bloudy, numbering, divilish Cavaliers"
But Vho, when blood t0as up, killed every
living soul at the siege of DrOgheda-lcho
sniote in the name of the Lord and slew all 2
Men of Baltimore-ify you rise against US and
check Gods cause of Liberty with the muir
dering insolence, you shall learn what it to
be between the hammer and the anvil.
o. We KictisI p lrl- F 500.
Strike now. Remember that we are al
war, not at election fights or in newspaper
4 y
lynehing-doing all they can to spoil US
the Southern Confederacy strikes one bold
blow after another, while our leaders, unable
to comprehend the fracas, keep boWing anG
, smiling and polite letter writing and neg
lectipg opportunities-bahl up and at 'em
: At the enemy wherever we find himl Penn
sylvania--send down yonr brave boys oil
} gallant raids, and take back what is stolen
or its price. Sweep over Maryland like
. fire storm There must be nc barrier be
tween the North and its Capital-and, abov
all, no elegant etiquette with rebels AM
muiderersa Scout and harry, run and ride
Vg VictisI -.s ....f -1
: The treason and treachery of the Seces
( sionists Of Maryland and Virginia will fo
ages be sung in song and told in tale as base
than that of the snake-like sepoy. The cot
J, ton States indeed thieved before they ral
away-but the tobacco neighbors gave US
u false show Of Union and q lying protestatio
a of friendship--false and fair, they have fol
Q ieited the last claim to manhood and homo
they have dropped the last rag of that tai
e tered robe of chiValry which has SO lou
Is been defiled by assassination, meanness, var
ity and decay, and stand before the worl
q disgraeed by plain, simple villainy. But th
n North knows them now He Vietisl
There are nineteen millions of US, rapid
IF becoming as one man in feeling, and thi
is feeling kindling to fury. We have wealt
e, we have the wide West full of food, we haI
htbe inexhAustible resources of practiced Il
:. Dor and science, and we have the verdict (
y the whole world that we are right. Rin
y the storm, bell, sound the War-nOtes, up an
y arm, sweep over land and Sea for the gEea
= est--it may be the last and greatest-batt
y ,of history is at hand, so cast away your liv
~ as nothing when weighed against holy trut
n | Va Yiefis a-. Is so sra .f.sq -.s