, 1861-02-21


Ihany. minor causes Of discohtent, which !,
ire not without t6er fo1re. The first Of
hcse is tho fact h&FSan-sellin9SAas bell
55ome odious to the 1nnli 6fakened conscience
5f the world. and t,artiEn1arly hateful to
the religious, pAilanth1opsef and nal demo.
,ratic feeling afthe Northern States. The
pressure brought upon the institution of
3layery by the Press the Pulpit and the
Social Economy of the North, could not
LONG be withstood. The anti-slavery tiirs,s
Is the false Democracy dcsienato tho
worlds ,eondemns:lor Of taH,- practice of
knocking & downn l. nffneni,: WOMEN and children
ut auction. has penetrated the Border
States, and like leayen in The lump. is
lcayeuira the 1nhtssiess ii Il tt,;e;r i; urole.. As
long as tho political aftlnit;es Of the States
wcro preserved. thfs- nroceas would 20 on
with acceleratinp sneed: logically, sepa-
ration and a r,,,tnre of the social, CONNER
c;a,; md .d,1iticai ties that have bound tho
two 70, sections. j together though ah expert.
,nent If infinite danger. offers the most
ovaiiah1e oIr, certain gl1a1 anty for the con
t;:;na6. existence Of lie institution. On
th;s:the r1ottcrs of the far South, who have
1paaonsd themselves ;nto.-a belief that
siaynrv :.is nm industrial necessity and a
c,e,t ,aora1 t+,od 7,a7o seized:
:: . soa;n .f9e nr;ck;nes of Conscience and
t,,o ;nc;tenenta of Envv hare much to do
Win the. rtvo1ntion The North is pros-
nerous md tho Smith. is not, The ONO
increases and n,n1t;nliss by process which
freedom and civilization constantly accel-
er,tes The South cocs far backward by .
,,n,ccss which ignorance and slavery in
a,,o,ratc gbe. wealth. the power, the
;,tell;gcnce: t,,e re}5pion and advanced ciiyi,
1izat;on are. viii, the first. The last is
stat;ona,v ar :r,etr3oprade .Itis the iutirmity
n, sen,;.l,a1harons men to hate what they
f,nnot in;tate: hence the bitterness which
m1ar1zs the ,,tterances, and ;:e,nphasises: the
oc,ionsso IF t,;czre1,e1s:;: Dillke Of what is:
1,o1.1.;n1 ;7,evoid item il 1T ,e,bottom Of
tlis
Once more. the great prosperity Of New
yak Philade1nI,ia and Bostou-prospefity
x,.b;ch mn Southern c;tv has attained is a
sonrce ,f nernet1ial irr:tation. By method
ds rem nsoning whicl, is inexp1icabIe, and BY
the agency of facts which arc invented,
Southern men hare arrived at the belief
ttlat What is gaainned bv the North is lost to
them and that somehow in the commercial
orranaeuents,ot the government they are
made to contribute to the e1o%th IT of rivals
of the trade-centres which they are en-
i1e,vor;ng tc :,uH1il m, All such see in
Saceza;on md Southern 1ndenendence. In
stant and unlimited growth OF Norfolk,
char1eston Savannah Mobile. New Or
:,eana md G;alveston-each one of which
will. according to the .pre-ordained pro-
.o,omne 1,ecome ~ nonu1ous and as in
s ro,tant as New York. Corner lots and
;ns;,,f. 1,,o,,ertv here come in NAV and this
int,nenca i ~ IN meana tn he over1ooked
Ionocsnt aor7s Win imapine that "the
cb;ro1rv !, bovr M care foT money do mt
tnow the;rmen ! ). This. reason is kindred
~. 49,. - Il o,,, ,,;a,o;.1 a,n,,o;ro+ionu
ona ,nrastricted free trade with iii t1,e
wnr7d and the Tsst of mankind-a fayorite
,,.aor - rh;ch i7;rect torat;on f,r the san-
mort Of royerp1nent1as no place,
Tha .,1esire If the no1;tic;ans of ffo soutf,
I'm ota+;ono bonora and enooluments 1nore
n1ant;fnyt1,,., tbose furnished bv the Union.
= vu1rsir and unconcealea hate Of Demo
o,at;; ;,.t;t,t;ons 7,7: anv form "a ionr;np
G,r . strong government in which tle tran.
,;inoa and narade of newer shall he visible
han IN the 1;st Politics in the South is a
trade: and like many rames can be PLAYED
iv I'll the dominant c1nss The Majors Tie
C:o,onejs the Generals anf, the Cantains o1
49, .,... 900, aannot an oo tn conoras.