, 1861-04-17
= Letter from Fornoy.
..<13retaal to the Phflade1phiA Press.)

= WARRINGTON, april Il.
: Zone of those here who sympathize with se
{ cessiost and yet cannot hide his lore for me
t1ag Of the, Union, standIng at my side, said ::
Mr. Lincoln is turning tnr city lnta.a .gSa g..
.rison This IL d pageant; but may n9E t fhesgI|
.fe1nai bfo6dff. ! turned upon himand r.
Piled - HK yonr doctrines mem anyLnlngt
they mean fn1ce, and il MT. Lincoln nte9 fs1t.:
gaT4.asaued: Harrington, aotzTssor we dna: e
ds.sse MeI # Tl,yinsa saoa@d haze gars!so,sa
..Washtngton It Ii i choicebetveen submission
torebeliion or the v1ndicatIon Of the FedefA
authorities. Ffe must either accept Abfsham
Lincoln ar Jefferson Dayfs. The one or tne
Other -Fhe - rs
weaker, sets up its experiment OF ktoVeiN
ment, Eh@hes out pf tho UniqngWithout cause
md proceeds IN its career bJ xsoftiugt to afms,
and By glorslng in the most dishonest prac-
tIcas. TIE other the majority, the sttoageE,:
silently maintains his position, and IKEA Pow.
erfnl man dealing with q feeble antagonist,
treats its fmpulsive competitor tR1ta :snent
contempt: But when this comp et1toE aaas 19
fts malignity tie: disposition TO mound and
to poison, then: tbs innate and latent strength
of the regular Government Is aroused, and the
rebel must be put down. A. betWeen these
two Governments, which will Pennsylvania
prefer? Site has got to ehooae VIII she take
JET. Davis, Barnwen 'Rhett, Howell COBB,
John B. Floyd, and John slldelI, with al their
r
their endorsements Of robbery and Of perjury;
with their edifce erected upon the idea that
slavery is divine, aud that al men In the North
| not accepting this idea are Aboltt1on1sts or
| foes? or will she decide in favor Of the Gov
| 'ernment founded by the fathers, clothed with
all the holiest reeollections Of the past, and
strong in the panoply Of the Constitution:
a Government which, 4 however admin
istered heretofore, whether by Democrat or
Wing, Republican or American, has made our
country in every nation Of the earth, civilized
| and savage, the syHoaTa Of moral power and
| OF military superiority2 What farmer. in
| Pennsylvania who has surplus Of money on
hand would halt between the SECURITIES offered
| by JEFF DaYis on the one hand aud by AbEa-
ham Lincola On the other seeking Tor invest
merts7 Now; when every other security Is
i doubtful, when the value of real estate itself
| ia deprecIa1lng, where can the man Of money
| turn, while seeking q means Of realizing
| good fntereat, save TO the established govern
ment Of tad United States? IT. then, We
t appeal +othe most selfsh human interests, TO-
the most mercanary Of men, re shall lind TINT
| even thrac iutereets and these man can be bet
| ter taken cara Of bF trusting to the Federal
| Government than by -contidiug In that which,
| without the merit Of the Republic Of Mzs-
saniel,o, which rose almost in day and died
in night, is destined to career as brief and
to u Immortality NOR. infamous than that
| which has, ever settled upon any revolution.
But if we turn to the patriotic element Of the
/ people, what ehoics is before them3 Ham
II let presents to his offending mother two pic.
.tnEes that I will venture partially to quote, if
only to prove where patriotic men should
stand In this issue Imagine the solemn
Prince Of Denmark, when he speaks Of his
| father, speaking Of the regular Government OF
| the United States:
Look here, upon this picture, and on that
TheeoRnter3stt prtsentnent II tafo brothers.
/ See what grace is seated on this bFozr!
Hyperion's eurls. the front Of .Jors AinsseJ:
/ Aneye like Mara, to thrfaten and command:
/ 4 statioHli the herald Mercury.
/ Nks1 lighted on a Heueen- -kiss3Ag hiH-,
| A combination and form indeed,
Where every god did seem to set his seal.
| =
Lonk yon now what fol1owsl s--'= .
-Yere 10 uour hKa61Hd. fiks q ,1i{detoed car,
Blasting his wholesome brother. Hare you eyes
| You'd you on Mts fair mountain zedcs to- Jssd
And battea on nais naoor}
/ We hgve, indeed, to choose between these
| Governments as Hamlet decided between hfH
two fathers. For myself, am for the first md
against all second marriages, especially when
c0neummated, IS In the case of the monarch ot
Denmark, by perjury, falsehood, and crime.
l. OCCASIONAL.