, 1861-05-09
RLEAsANT READING FRom THE
SOUTH
Kxtracta from southern JonFns1ss

PLEASANT nEaD1na5 FRom THE
SOUTH
Kxtrecta from southern JonFns1ss
= 49, =
From the New Orleans, Pic4yune. sa.1
TIE yANDAIlq M ADhnNIsTEA1toSi; [is., c0 s;;i,ro.
prIAte ~ this for = tbs powers *that oe n
Washington, In the present. year Of Our Lord,
the year that Will be noted in history g 1ha |
one lnwbich the most powerful confedeseey
Of ancient Or fmoaern times Eas deenogea ne
section Of It perslstantly attempted to 1nffiet
Il il now clearly evident that the turbulent |
and feroc!ous elements OF Northern society.
aud the agrsrians, chafng 1t bling confined to
the limits Of the rade North, have anokea Win
magnificent territory Of tho snnny sontn, and
desired it, possession. The o65ect, it4s pla1o,
has been and Is, By the agencypf the Wash!pS
ton Goyernment,- to carryo1t tnelf onaal.
lowed deaignE-5esigre utterly at Vari9nce
With well regulated liberty Tlsa Ras,ah3 sa9l,1a
can organization being fafmed. the Abolition,
lists gave it their apppoEts and the combined
party, seeking strength; soon found 1t In an al
lance with the men we have spoken o.. Wfo,
seeing q chance for aeiztng the reing g! power,
eagerly ayailed themselves Of it. Thua was
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the Washington Government
The Chicago p1at fDTm Was Yandalc N cor
ception, const: notion and design: L1ncolp,
who Was carried into poEer npon It, has fully
proved that, 50 far a. intentions 60, he Is the
worthy etief Of the Vandsl horde, His aaso-
ciates In the Government, BY their participa;
lion in or assent to ali his Tandallc doing, and
faose Of his snbordtna*e e.. are evidently willing
lastrumt nts, worthy Of the confidence reposed
il them by him, and those On whoee support
he mainly reliea-ana who expect him to ca1-
~ Ont their he1lfsh deaisEs.
There Is abundant evidence, from the ap-
pointn1ent Of Carl S:huIz to the present time,
ia every act and deed Of the Lincoln Cabinet.
that theae men-the teTrcr OF the pekcefu),
the moral and the industrious members of
soclety-nays attained their object. Tbey
IOrDed an alliance for the purpose OF con
trolling 1t, And they succeeded. Power was
gained by thu: combined party, and they; after
abrisf struggle, triuUphautly seized tie ruits
No one can o0uht, in sfew Of events that are
daily occurring, that the men we have alluded
to-the most raksical Ct the Northern popular
tioa-aow monltt, control and direct the &C: ion
Of the Cabinet at Washington. More than
this, they have ii ausurated a reign Of terror
throughout the North, and btfofe it's absolute
DEGREES, all men, b lxh and low, rien and poor,
ara forced 10 be1Hl the kGee. Not one has
strength to Withstand them
We heard but recs ntly CT an united North
to defend ind presa rye the Union-now We
hear OF an united 1torfh to e1bjqgate the
South. TIE change is rapid. 1t shows the
increasing strength Of those whose permanent
success would be destructive Of liberty
Thesa gre the enemies the South has 10 cotn-
bat. 4 Southern victory at Washington
would not only str:ke terror into tleir ranks,
but 20 far towards releasing the good and es:
timaDls people OF the North from thraldom
which has become Is terrible Is 1t Is deg rad
ing. We hope to have the pleasure, ere
many days, Of chEoaicling the gierlons achieve
menf>
TIE RrroRHEn 59c4sa EEsEgnArloN OF GEN
Tia following from the Natchez Courier L
I 1na specimen of the way IN which the re-
port Of the resignation Of Gen. Scott was re
ceivad at the South:
We Eaya no doubt ct Gsn. S:att's resigna
| tiou. We haTe never had . doubt OF it slnct
| il was first whispered. It wss like the mar
and taa hero, and Bach We believe him to be
| lie newr could draw his sword against Vir
ginfa. He won hts lautels under upi.et
government, and now that The Union Is des
troyed, he could not tafnlsh them In an at
temp TO Enadne q section
We entertain no doubt that . Surveillance
has been placed upon telegraphtc dlspatehe
from Washington city. TIE press but hear
Indirectly from that plaza. Gen. scott's 81
nouncsd resignation vas sheard Of last Satur
day through p iyate hands alone, and the
ouly in messages to the South. The N-rt
was net apprissd: OF il, wti'e the lines wer
full Of sucn dispatches 90 would pandsr to th
fever Of northern feeling. We Ease Attl
| houbt that every cnH1Munfcation Ct the fAc
that G: neral Scott hnd resigned Was scrapr
LOUSY suppressed as far as could be. Tue d.
moral zlpE effect Of the news npon the nortt
ern armies-its moral influence upon IL
| wor'd-HeFe too well known, and the damass
| ing fact tad to be concealed.
What meant the report Of Gen Wool
taking command at New York-:he forme
headquarters Of Scott? Whit meant tbs d
lance. Of all reports from Washington ?-bu
administra ion had refused to accept that Tel
1enatfon, and had deprived him Of intFrcoprs
with the world by telegraph or letter?
Tuank Godt II the report we publish te
| day bs true. land We believe it is so. for it
from reliable sourcel, the hero of ChippeH
aud Lu7dy's Lane has been bis own be:rer
dispntche3 to Richmold, aud Is the guest {
friendly governor, and not the officer Of
miserable t1ickster and despot-
FoRLoRN HOPE.
The Richmond Enquirer, having at las: rea
lied the unanimity OF the North In the pre
ent strugg1>, decsives Itself with the hot
, that the tremendous uprising It sees Is onl
the result OF . temporary excitement
, | says:
: TIE fnror Of war which absorhs the Mort
to that degree that Yankees have ceased I
: calculate, wilt not, and eaunot he = long-live
sentiment Invasion Of the South Is Eimp
| Ia mode, the fashion,, the excitement of u
1 hour. just as they ran mad aittr Jenny Lin
the japanese Tommy, Kossuth, Morus Mul!
3 C e.u'i-, spirit rappings, and every other ne
bnbbi-, so they now delight In the grest deli
. ium Of civil war, md Int oxlcate their brail
r with che thoughts OF blood and p1unde
= When all the individuals Of nation ha,
!. | been occupied from their birth with ledge
= aud cash books, dollars and cents. the hu1
! drum existence of trade or traffic, "sers
y ton" becomes necessity to their ment
!. constitution. ="
a Tue tremendous outburst Of feroeity III
We witness Ia the Northern States, is the re
h | etitfon of the moet common traits OF the
q national character. 1t il the fashion Of Il
n day, the hnInbug Of the hour, aud It will cea
n as euddeI1y as it had commenced. Like stra
t on fire, the periodical sent tations of the Nor
1 make great q 4me, bat sink to the sshes al
D. the dust Of indifference as swiftly ~ th
Il fprapg. 1t ia easy, and to them amusing,
q | Indulge their tastes OF this sort in bloody ia
is about Invading the South, in mobbiug the te
# among lhem Elthefto suspected Of sympatl
with US. IN joining volunteer companies, rs1
y ming eff to citles Ike Washington, by wsy
q Annapolis, where no brlck-bats are on II
): roAu; utia:th three or four weeks the supe
,e auous gas will be gone, and Yankee will
l. Yankee again
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