Smyrna times., 1861-05-30


having nothing hereafter to do with the sen.
suai aud infdel literature Of The North; moth.
i"g 10 do with its counterfeit manufactures,
nor us HnaVlsh trade nothing to do with its Il
iFec'ioVes, agrarans, and anarchists nothing
10 10 win the thieves. cul-ihroats, lazaroni,
ano Pauper banditti Of New York; and, best of
a'i' nothing TO do with the Yankee, halt-nomand,
hali-Jesult, who infesis, cheats, and disturbes
society, civilized and savage, in every corner
oil the world. As mischieVous and prolific
the Norway rat, he sIealthly insiRuates him
sell into every country, and depredates on so
cieiy 10 annually increasing geometrical ratio,
because he breeds and multipIes in geometri-
cal ratio. The South has now hundreds of
thousands of these vagabond, nomadc, thiev-
lsh gypsy-lke Yankees within her confines !; |
hut we hope the South will soon become too |
hot 20 hold them"
OPINIONS OF SOUTHERN PREss-Abe Lin
coin Is a fit successor aud represeutive of the
cruel king who thirs,Cd for the blood of the
infant Jesus. His cOwardly and murderous
heart prompts him to wreak his mean and
hel'lsh spite upon helpless children, rather
.nan TO encounter men in open and manly fight
he VIII never be caught in that scrape he
VIII soon0- fly than face an enemy.
we would be guilty of injustice 10 the doom.
ed spirits OF hell, were we TO style these assas-
sins of infants, fends demons, or DEVILS
Those aPOstate angels, we may well believe.
have too much pride TO wreak their immortal
h,te on such victims. a respectable devil
! would blush at such crime. Memphis AvG-
lanche
Lincoln keeps five men in his room to guard
him By night, and Mrs. Lincoln two to guard
her! Old Abe, in order to keep his spirits
I n md ,I,o
is half drunk all the time. For fear of being
poisoned, Mrs. Lincoln has turned cook, and
prepares all the food they eat. Some ministers
OF the Gospel recently called to see him, to en-.
treat him TO desist from his mad policy of co.
erclOn. when the indignant Abe cursed them
away, swearing that the Southerners should
wade knee deep in blood, before entering
Washington Tallahassee Sentinel.
COOP lDEA-SPADEs ARE TRUMps An
lmPromptu meeting Of the Home Guard, Of
East Medtord, was organized yesterday after
noon, aud the members proceeded, we'll armed
with spades. hoes, Eakes, seed, &c, to the gar
dens OF those OF their neighbors now serving
the country in the Federal army. They soon
prepared the soil, and planted the beds in good
style, much TO the joy ofthe female relatives
OF The absent troops. This example is worthy
OF imitation. Middlesex seems 10 be first in
the field and garden IN this war Boston
Transcript.
i Prize FOR NATIONAL HYMN-A commit.
tee OF gentlemen in New York, OF which j. &.
Nerplank is chairman, have of; red prize OF
sou for National Hymn, sci to music je ther
original or selected,) nnd $3.50 tor the hymn
alone, or the music alone or ORIGINALLY The
copy is to be furnished by The 20 Of June, nd
fha rnEta mill l,l N
1t must not be a war song merely, or only
appropriate 10 The present II must bs a,
least sixteen lives, aud rot to exceed forty.
Az OFFER FROM ScOTLAED.-The most sig.
nlhcant offer yet made 20 our Government j.
that just received ff1m SEQ and. C,rtalu proDn
Inent Scotch meIchanIs doing Lusiress IN N :,
country, are responsible for slender Of ter
, regiments Of uusquIped. but we'll buil,, hardy
active mcn, whOare not eaTning SlI per mouII
ABOVE their living and WHO are ready ant
willing TO enter The service OF the Cnitet
States Tor the war, BE- tha, long or short. OF
condition that, at the exprrntInn OF the war
, Government will gTaCt lA.n each bounty o
! land.
CoERcINc VoTERs The Tennessee Seces
sion papers thus crack II ? lash over the peopl
OF that State, who are soou to vote for or ga ns
= SecessIon-dg GinSt II they dare
every loyal son Of the South will vote
open ticket. Such man is not ashamed Il
: show his hand. His posterly will be prout
), OF his vote, and his children will rise no an
! aud call him blessed. Every man who ls 10
u passing under the yoke of Lincoln, will fol-
his ticket and vote secretly. lest his chliAre
u curse him, and his mother, wife, uud s.s.er
: dsown him forever"
}. The article which we published in our las
o issue ulder head Of Treason in Delaware.
;. COPIED from the New York Tribune) whIc
= stated that number OF United States arms ha
ls been taken from Magnolia by Edmund Stou
= a secesslonIst, IS denied IL the last DeLauare0
o by number of citizens Of that place. The
e say:
}. We, the undersigned citizens of Magnoli,
n Del, aud vicinity, denOunce the pubhcatIo
n which is going the rounds of the puollc pres
le to be a malicious falsehood We have. n
s. traitors at this place. The United States aru
ID above referred 10 was placed in the hands
ID Edmund Stout by commissioned officer, f
~ the use of Union company Of Home Guard
Of which he has been unanimously elestt
A captain.
eT Thirty hale, hearty, and robust blacks, of q
IN sexes and sizes, under the direction OF Dav
e. Price, Esq.,, wealthy planter, who resides
Rockingham county, N. C., have just arriv,
ne IN Ohio. Mr.. Price accompanied them, in O
ne der to settle them on a tract Of land in Mere
VI county. Ohio. He has given them all free q
U" pers, and intends to give them, as he styles
20 q start in the world.
,ir
Os A letter in the Mobile (Ala.,) AdUertis
he says that two negroes (slOves) IN Marengo c.
ID have taken $500 of the Confederate loan n
as ore $4O0 and the other S5OO-and then add
ed " Some Of our most wealthy planters have n
TX taken a dollar. and others, that are able to ia
en- thousands. have only subscribed from $50
H. 500. Shame on the patriotism Of wealt
w. men. that the negroes should be more patr
'ns &c than they.
icn At meeting Of the Magnolia Home Guar
VI en- Tuesday evening, 14th inst, the followi
Io'' officers were elected: Captain, Edmund Sto