The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-30

| ould iDcee, antly fei der worse tho bad pos
IL n CT tho ecu morn republic ut I'll tsoy eifsets
its destruction. We havs repeatedly read all
tie documents in " hich the south hs ex
piaineo it, complaint agsinst tho North, and tbs
.aosss Of the separation which IL detz anis
With the best ibtcud ma in tho world,
We havo been able 20 discover, except the
question OF tsTiff-, the three GLOWING srisv.
arcs ly, and II will Ia easily seen Shotnef
In. separs'i ion can al lrd reinedy. The SON h
c.mPlai-l That the Law " In p cec'ihc,
the restitution d fugitives slt,es Ia aa-cely
ever eseCutod IN any part Of the free sta "a. Z
iiat the South a not permitted, acct Ing u
l 3 Will To tnt'oduCe slavery into thna, vas
territories wtich tNCCmo nov a,es: g. Tn.
tho North "a more and more unse tliur th,
tounds'ion OF ,lavoiy IN tho South by iuccssAnt
preaching, which assume cvory form.
u All iheeo gfieNan are we'll founded aud
they a'o intUlciahlo fc- states VII Oh rst On
slavery, and they may in FAC, appear in.oler-
s,le, since they attack tho yety 10 ind,tions OF
tho s'Sis, Nhst rational man cen believe tna
.pNisiiCn is Al exped ent capable Of rsmoyina
Them, or even Of modSrAting them2 How can
ne Sou .hefo states cSpeet more Assis aurs 70
TIC us'n,enei &c u tn ir sell position on {,
tat e iie N,uh SEPARATED and hostile th,
ron tho Nortt 'nte stc' iG livin., on 10 4
.Hft's win - an .ll coonrctc with .'cn ~
L ,tsl 'rli-a ,g Tas, ciuss Wi" c,.4.
lleot.F oD si,t, and b, lcyi incr, .., l.cti G
.09N ~ ihi fd u If tU9 ri'uiH Uf "a. 2 Al
pvt. 1iit o. 81. la il .t'tl W. !..,. AMI
T. 1'e' i"t 'cI,ud .a ,ho III 4 ma ,opIt. a.
10 to lor.
Ait sll'r:--
"tur.,tI ttt msyi', tho iupr.,' ~ Ff,nrc
cr Ibis qufrio, il ot ,ry'lop,o m arv ur.,f
ianiy. We cSurot preteri Nv arms % prc
.o'; tho trp ur' 90 tue Amyncan Unos: bat
". OytitIc. 'p ha.iti'- 70 lo,k upau /, s,a
risto''rre Hover va s.out i 4 o,r.cIyos.
"'ieh Icd i,l,i', engaged iu var with Eny.
'alot w s.u-,i I. y painfully III, ahlcnce OF he
Amc' can uoD'fa' illk 'hu o.ly one ", ich na.
~ 4 va aCcns'oN'd O r. spcct ard was in'er.
q .uc an les, ccritg ana which mi ,ht H. time Of
var main. 'ig tho ib, f'y Vt tho seas iur our al
"'fi.o All ,tr ~ ,hos are n.'aiutt trn' ANGLO
huclc "a 49, with which g., iliy,ticr AMI h.
'iiy are AZ rrJ.ent ntrgcpt Bu, If a
war should Grisi. how cqn We rtri.c, or
row can we even avoid th, alu.till
harvest "hioh d. Is sTcplul.. for our martina
'-nm' rce' J. tho itNs. Of it.' ,loai of
'ru sofs which J. gland will scnd forth 70 every
part ui the gvhy ---tn the midst Of the cloui Of
lriNatotrr hcd tho Nbrthern States can sond
q pursuit o' tho immouss mercantile raw of
heir adversary, 'he uoutfui ilig oi fratco will
'ass tree, AMI the more Ie'pec cd AS tho two |
hattts vii atovs ali fear 90 fore, franc, 20
at he weight ot her sword into tho ,cilo. |
such IN lcslir,t Of that p1sit on rIcvail, that |
'lrcsty tho French hag !. mora sought fr since |
ho di-pute began. Il il tot ouly passing al. |
fanisgr which offered to France; IL only re |
luifes that tho French flag should 10 known |
nd appreciate rs il ought 10 he. to bc extond. |
n Throughout Tho world. Tho relation, which |
'ur neutrality will have ca'dblishei for our
ommttCo viii have a great chsrca Of surviving
yhuu p,ACo is IestJ rcd,