The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31


The aimsy cloak under which the
northern polilicisps. aided 81 their
commercial and manufacturing class seek
to veil the iniquiious var that has beenpro
clsiuled against rs, ought not to deceive
anybody. even their own dsIuded victims
nnd followers. To say that this war OF
determination and suljoraiion Of the
South . 70 protect tho late National Flsg'
The Stars and Stripes. is = miserable by
pocrisy. which must BE- throwu aside a. 100
bao nnd contemplate 70 Impose upon
oar orednliiy. How Do they propose TO
4 .ht Tor che nagi Tie black-ii~ai'sd
n Ymk Tribune answrr. Wy holdn 9
on 10 thc nis,osnafica Of tho North a .
\ ipo o. dividing smong them the land q
lhs South. T. Il fighting Tor a common
county and common Gag 70 engage de
hberaiely IN a war. tho end and object Of
which Is 10 suEurate an unwilling
people 10 the poEer snd dominion Of
= mated and ho,uls governmental %
it love Tor the South. as q part Of a
common country. which induces them o
revsl. IN their beastly imamnaiions, ovsr
p'ciures of servile insurPotion, rapine
and ravishment Of Southern homes
What l. IL that stimulates them 10 a q
work Of blood and desolation l. it "a
restore the principles forwbich the Ameri
ON revolution was Fought especial ,
the great principle Of this right Of sels
sovernmentl Have they not utterly
abandoned the doctrine Of Republican
liberty-that every free people have. By
a .ure. 30 right 10 govern themselves
Al thu hombast and buncombo about
the aagof our country" Is The meres
G aptrap. 10 stimulate an ignorant aus
q luded people to take up the unholl
v .apons Of civil war. The real cause o
ne. present fury Of the North Is. tho i'm
p.nding ruin Of their commerce au'
m ,nufnoturcs. In Abe loss Of the Sou b
hey ace the hand writing on the wall
which pronnunce-. with unerring truth
,ho downfall Of their greatness and glory
The picture which the historian MacaU
.sy. drew Of traveller In after sges Il
ing upon broken arch Of Lond'
Bridge and surveying the deserted rui,
{ what wis ones the mighty and wealth
ity Of London. bids fair 10 be realized o
bic continent ne TO toe great commercii
lilies OF the North As the change in III
c ,rrents 81 trade and travel drpopulnts
&c city Of Palmyra, the proud Queen
he E,st aud ravrup It's palaces TO u
vil,l dog. aud huoiius owls. -othe might
vuluiiou ol the S.ulh will turn aws
r'm thu Nnrthrgu seaports the rich Ca
ents Of trpls which have built the
ap. aud rrducs New York and b.
.,n ~ the cuuditiin OF deserted iis
W i0whs. lis the prospective loss
wealth and greatness which has driv,
! i,ese ysnk~es crazy with rage and druu
nth hatred. Il Is. therefore. war. n,
b ~ principle. a. they falsely pretend. b.
3 , war Wsgrd purely for the most self
O. noiives which ever took possession Of
I EfNNAHs Az - MaN MiAAAu Aut ltNAlAHA ~
aals Of the world that any war wsged 4
q .'ioh low and mercenary grounds ev
! Commanded the sympathy Of msnkin
the mack Of a msy pretence, Of love
l., o,uniry and patriotism. viii be torn ,
b. an indignant world. and the univer.
.pecuiaiinr and sellseeking yankee n
/, ton will stand exposed before the natio
- being selfish and mrrcenary in
peacslul relations with the world.
No lnnEer able 10 appropriate Sou,he
iabor ~ iis arts and IL. dirlimscy. &c see
!, 20 hold u BY force. Pure. unadulterat'
= yankes sslashness Is the motive whi'
SOW prompts the North. L. talk abb
patriotism aud the Gag Of our county.
ie - miserable a specimen or yankee pine
g. back leEslry a. was ever manulacsun
o. 10 that nation OF humbugs.