The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-28

at is practicable and feasible, as it is classical
History, and hundreds of living ana speaking tre-
dIon5, thousands of years older than history on
cur IN proving that it is the city constitutes the
nation Throughout the torrid and Inider tenn
perate zones, the ruins of ancient cities-that
were ruins long ere the Man of history began to
record the doings ofhuman kind-belt the globe.
These cites were each great wealthy and highi y
civilized nations, blooming like the rose in the
desert, IN the midst of surrounding barrenness and
barbarlsm, 1hey are everything traditions that
teach with mute eloquence that the city is the hui
man hive. the natural and the best residence of
men,"
Two considerations seem TO have escaped
the attention OF the reviewer. One is, that i
cuies constitute the nation, no community on
earth IS so destitute of nationality as the South.
Nowhere else is there SO large proportion of
rural p0pulation-nowhere else are the cities
relatively SO few and SO small The second con-
SHERATON IS that all these wonderful nationali-
ties are in ruins, as he himself blindly says
Not one OF them has survived to the present
time as an dependent power. Their indepen-
ience was an anomaly only possible in an age
OF barbarism, aid destined, like slavery, to per
ish before the advance of civilization.
The reviewer proceeds to compliment New
York in the highest terms for her Intelligence,
enterprise ana refinement, but predicts her
speedy downfall unless she separates from the
corrupt country:
"-hould New Yo.k fail to erect herself into n
free port and separate Republic; should she re.
main under the dominion of the corrupt ysnal
wire workers of Albany, and Of the immoral inf.
del, agrarian, free love Democracy of Western
New York should she put herself under the rule
of Puritans the yilest most selfish and unpriDci.
pied OF the human race; should she Join north
era CUHIederacy; should she make New England
West ern New York Northern Ohio Northern In
DIANA or Northern ILLINOIS, her masters; should
she make enemies of her Southern friends, and de-
liver herself up to the tender merces of her North
ern enemies, she will sink to rise no more Better
a thousand times better, To Come under the domn
lon of free negroes, of gypsies than of Yank aas
| or low Germans Canadians Gvpsies and free
| negroes have many aInabe noble and generous
traits; ankles, sour krout Germans, and Canadi
ans none. Senator Wade says, aud Sewardt 90
! that the North will absorb Canada They are hal
true; the vile, sensual animal brutal, infidel, su
perstitious Democracy OF Canada aud the Yankee
States, will c0Rlesce; and Senator johnson of Ten
| nessee will join them. Bat when Canada and West
ern New ork, and New England, and the whole
beasty purItanlc, sour krout, free negro, infde
superstti0us, licentious democratic population Of
| the North become the masters of New York-whai
then! Outside of the city. the State of New York
is Yankee and puritanical composed of as base
unprincpled, superstition ,liccntious, and agrari
an and anarchical population as any on earth
Nay, do not hesitate to say it is the vilest pop
ulati0n earth. If the city does not secede aud
erect separate Republic, this population, aided
by the ignorant, base, brutal, sensual German in
fidels of the North west, the stupid democracy OF
Canada, for Canada will in some way coalesce
with tbs North,l and the arrogant and tyrannical
people of New England, will become masters Of
the destinles of New I orz. They hate her for her
sympathes with the South, and will so legislate IS
to divert all her Western trade TO outlets through
Chicago, the Saint Lawrence Portland, and Bos
ton. She will then be cut off from trade \ orth
and South. In Inc, she must set up for herself, or
be ruined -
After this what can we say? Nothing but to
repeat the Southern refrain, Hang up de fd.
die and De BOw."-New York Tribune.