, 1861-05-18

joutnals It will be observed that the rebels
are exceedingly violent in their way Of talking,
making up by abuse for their lamentable lack
of sound logic. The headings aro the titles Of
the articles from which we quote.
ttBooTY AID BEAUTI."
From the Richmond (Va.) Whlg.]
That 1t il the purpose and desire OF the dom
inaut fac ion At the North to wage = war
against us of the Atrocious character here in
dIcated, there can be 10 doubt That wretches
diabolica1 enough to wage such war may be
found abundantly in the boosted society OF tho
North Is equally certain. But there fs always
a risk In employing scoundrels to execute
scheme Of villaRy. They have to be entrusted
with power to do mischief, and when that
power IL In their hands they may 1se 1t 1t
that gAveit. The Northern desparadoes, when
furnished with arms and flushed with liquor,
after being taught that it is right and proper
to plunder and massacre Southern people, may
take it into their heads that it is quite as right
to deepoil the eanctimonious villains who
taught them the convenient doctrine, There
Is more rich spoil 1sithin square mile IN Neo
York or Philadelphia Haza can b. found in Gas
taao@s Of th5 poverty stricken Stats Of Firginia,
and We would suggest to the "Roughs" and
their associates, that it would be won with
fewer knocks and far less peril
"WAsH1EaroN 4 PLAcB OF NO VALUE"
[From tho Mobile {Ala Rsgistar- John Foss,th's
pap=-I
No good could reault to our cause from the
capture Of Warrington The Federal G,v-
eIDment eould perform 1ts functions as well
at Harrisburg, Or some otuer central city which
it might select Washington is R0t strong
position, suitable for the establishment Of
magazines, or u 4 station for IN army OF OBJ
eerVatiop. It is too far from the frontier Of
Pennsylvania, the frst hostile State, to be 4
snitable base for military operations against
the enemy. 1t spreads over too much ground,
and would require largo force to defend 1t.
control transportation On the Po'omAc. 1t is
too remote from the centre Of the Coatede-
rate States to be chosen As the seat of their
government.
I" THH RELIGIOUS ELEAKNT IN THH WAK or
THE NORTH ON THE SOUTH"
From the Mobile Registerl
The war of aggres*i ion springs from malice
aud hatred, and It IL designed to ipfiict snffur
ing and woe. and to lead to conquest And eub-
jugation. Not ons good feeling mirgles with
the motives 70 this war upon 9s. Il cannot
can produce no good, IL any shape, or in any
event, to the North Every death OF which It
may be the cause will be murder, and will
fasten dire responsibility en- the authors and
the willing instruments Of this war at tho
judgment of the Eternal. No Northern man
who is Christian 1t heart can give auy coun-
tenance to this war Of aggression, or partici-
pate In an invasion of Southern soil for these
acts of malice and hatred are in direct opuo
sttion to the benign principles Of bis holy 1e-
Igion.
"DEKoNIAc HoWLNas'
From the Charleston Mescury.]
The hoWlings Of the beast sufficiently bo
tray hfs parts. Those of the Northern preas.
especially the philanthropist, are absolutely
hellish. They ro~r like devils, aud they rage
like wolves. They begin to feel tho truth, In
terrible experience Of loss and ruin, OF the
Thousand warnings which We gave them long
ago. We said to thin, " You grin and leer
respiration" Nothing, surely. can
be more fendish than the hate they SHOW;
nothing moro ridiculous than the vengeaace
they threaten Such barking dogs! Their
gums secrete venom enough, but their teeth
4 moment'e cessation Of the popular excite.
ment-A moments pause for thought-and
the people thus abused to their ruin muet
turn upsn and Fend their false guides aad
lying prophets Apd miserable rog1iAh dema
gogues. They must keep up the excitement
. long - they caa. The moment 1t ceases
But the thunders Of the press have no bolts
in them. The sensational paragraphs of the tel
egraph are windy y-wordy, Wishy-wasb b|athcr-
skitings. They can have no effect upon the
South but to make our people hrm-make
them set their teeth clo6er-tear down the
rifle from the wall, and set forth for the Dor.
dersl To the borderr, boysl
Be patient, sons of the South, We
are not asleep, though silent. When va do
speak, old memories will revive. Such men,
oriesI Washington, Sumter and Marion and
Moultrie aud Pickene. And such nelde-Eu-
taw and Charleston, and Cowpens, and Kings
Mountain. The North may thunder through
7ribunas and Times, aud Posts and Hsralds: ~
throug b men aLd deeds.
sHAIL WE PAT UF?"
(From the Vichhurg {N1ss sun1
It may he said that mercantile honor d.
maads the payment Of Ill business debts.
Politeness demands that If m article il asked
for, eivily, and if ths asker - apy claim
upon it, tnat it should be telirered up; but
would that chain Of reasoning justify any one
In giving rngieg maniac weapons wherewith
to str0y tho LIE Of another? Aud wherein
do the fanatics Of the North differ from raging
mAniAos!
We haps already The name Of not pairing our
dso&s;; the infamous lie id spread orvadcsat
throughout the land By all the abolition jour.
nails, and a ws now have the name, sud the
xorr r1r%har, r1nrnhant+ -hn Lua- ..-