Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-29

luers where iippsRt retors is loudsst applaud
ed; and be who can dress a slur in the most pol
ished garb, Is ideiized in one section, and burnt
10 efigy in the other. The place of the great
couri which was appointed to determine grave
questions has been 1surped by every huckster,
/ and its decisions regarded about like those Of
! a iocksy club. Rifles and pixies have been in
stituted for law ani the Constitution, and a
/ traitor hung ca one SIDE is made q divinity Of
on the other. And this country is the hope Of
/ republicaDism. TIE world would cry, a King
/ krgi an origsrchy a despotism ! anything
but such repablicanibm as thisi Il requires
I force, not Fepahlicanism, 10 make such ineon-
rruols materials bold together.
There is one other grave thought to be con-
/ sidersd. Without this separation the North
/ viii become a nation Of infdsls Their zeal
! FOR what they call natural right and liberty
has already driven them beyond all bounds
! both human and divine. The Sou'h is satisfied
with the Bible, and receives il as the aeknowI-
edged standard Of morals and religion: ssreg-
ulsting not only the duties between master and
servant, but the duties in every relation of life,
aud that she can in nothing add 10 Il. or take
from q, without corrnpting it. Tie North is
in search ot higher law, a law not written,
but is TO Be found in mans nature, which
teaches nothing az to morals, and is contra
dctorY to itself in almost everything as
guide for his &C ion Il Is not necessary 20
refer 10 hose albeistic meetings regularly held
in different portions Of the North, composed
Of men and women, whose utterances are 60
b,asphemous il would not be lawful to even
mention them, in order 10 ascertain the ten
dsncy Of The northern mine upon his subject.
That Helper is an out and out in6del is clearly
apparent from the reading Of bis book.
Ihs foul imputations which be endeavors to
cast uPoa NE ancient patriarchs, who were
the chosen Of the Lord, because OF their con-
nection With The Institution Of slavery, is evi-
dsnee suhcisnt to show his dosire to isgislate
The Lord out OF bis own universe and usurn
bis reign. Il is fair to supBoee that every man
indorsing bis wicked book, e Ike minded
ald that those siXty-seEen Conzressmea from
the North who gave it their sanction, were
every one inhdeis. These may not be 81 deeply
stepped as a body, as Garrison, Glddings,
Gerritt Smith sad ali the leading aboliti0nis s,
who are ACKNOWLEDGED in63els, or atheists, vet
it is evidence that bribe is offered By pro
mo-i0n 10 those who are boldest IN denouncing
Abraham, whom God hath pronounced the
" Father OF the failhtsln A ruling progi-
denee seeing the blight which Is to be cast
upon this hitherto happy country, may devise
this dissolution as the oHiy means to prevent
it, by allowing each section 70 pursue It's own
line OF policy TO its largest development, and
thus aYertthose caiauitiss which seem fnevita-
BE from the existence q the Union. What
prophet can tell, if things remain as they are,
bow long ID viii be before the Bible will be
pronuuced a fsble,'' and death an eterna
sleeps AT.
NEAR BONNEVILLE, 1861.