The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

Northern Governor Indulge me in one two extracts
"n the 81 stem OF negro slavery ~hch nHw, on this
fourth cay Of January In the year or Lord 1851
ra,gp az guilty. Of high crimes seen eanors 6tet
me 70 over some OF the counts OF THIS nd ;tment I'm
prmiI charge slavery with encro,'hng lpon The holy
sanctuary household chastity, aot b. iagipg mixed
blood into ,housAna families, debanchhs the and
deprving the lovely daughters OF safe ana pure beoh
meLts charge slavery with competing masters, when
they fall into decay 10 sell their own nesn and blood
their own and daughters by wrong mothers or
II not orivsn this tin they come to absolute bank
rup cy there to stand by the auction block and see
Them struck of prime stock, 10 the highest bid
der" l turn next To another sermon, preached
last month, by a learned Professor IN the Que
course OF religious instruction to the students OF Noth
EN- college, one Of whom, most estmabe youth from
my own state sent noe copy containing The Following
passage, marked by him with evident disapprobatoa
The North without the South united free, Industrious
uaLqu,l, law ABIDING cherisbipg free speech, a free
press free schools and freedom Of conscienccn one
sti,utionshus the North without the South far
richer more prosperous, greater In all material
ana manners that grow Of Southern institutions 20.
by the bowie knife and the revolver etered
thought and speech and action and subject TO perpetual
fluctuations in business, 10 frequent pancs bankrupt
ces and repuoiaons that sweep Of the profits OF many
years in q spgle month. And 70 honor and great
ness the estimation Of io eign nations, TO which
we are perhaps, unduly sensitive, who that has
been abroad and seen the finger Of scorn which Eu
ropeans, and even Asiatcs, point at me represen
West and thus has been made feel in every 6bre Of
his heart that sin is reproach to any people-who
tnat seen clt all WOulu rdLner KNOWN
the citizen Of free North, or, need be, of free
New England than Of these United States saved from
ACKNOWLEDGMENT by subsection to the arbitrary and impe
rous rule OF slaveho.ing oligarchyY have not the
time had the heart comment such matter this.
You would hardly be satisfied without the counterpart of
this hideousy torted pcturethe Southerpers popu-
lar conception OF the Yankee they Gail the people Of
the tree states, without discrimination person slight
ly uncersized smart, sharp, cunning, tricky, mean,
cowardH Fasta and boastu suomiss i've TO insult
when does not affect the pocket mpudtnL, moidleeome
opnitnafed, ssbctimonous, Unconditional cold hearted
and sngya pinaton Of Paul pry, saster Blal and
u iah He,pa race OF ''orummert - sprung from gene
ration Of pedlers, red0ent Of wooden nutmegs, white
oak bark hams horn gun ints, and general sortment
OF simulated merchandise, of which the articles are
the expressive type. Would you be informed how
such ioeas have been acquiredmakc the acquaintance
of certain adventurous class who have pushed
ult confidence abused, creduty nnt~ed upon and
hospitality thamefully requited; become familiar with
the Southern "truck, and especially with the manufac
"gotten up for the Southern xrt Literature
has IN this ao lent her helping hand. From the
came accumulation as before take another pamphlet.
II s by lousanian, convinced that "every unbiased
ara rejecting man must acknowledge the superior ad-
vanages the South the North" speaking
Of distinguished Nor them Senator, he saysWere a
Senator from hsSiaie, and came Within scouting dis
lance OF him even In tho Senate chamber would
splitting, as generally do when contact
with purified of carr ,nd approached
me too closely would spit upon him, and the Senate,
IN defence OF It's dignity and thought proper to
expel me, would cheerfully return home,
believing myself and my State more honored
than disgraced by such expulsion. consider no
him or his copfcderates with the respect due TO gen
tlemaD," and on, in words OF Intense oabipg that
| ! do not care to repeat. With these mutual sent
mepts between the people OF the sections there
only too much foundation for the assertion, made NOT
many months by eminent Northern senator in his
place, that "there really union between the North
and the South, and he believed nations upon The
earth entertain feelings OF bitter raasor towards
each other than those two sections of the republic "
s this bitter sectional hostility originating far back il
the Old colonial times, fostered and kept alive by bad
men for bad purposes that has given US 30 much trouble
heretofore, and has brought the extremity
present peril Men IN the North golden opinions
and attain substantial Donors by the vigor OF their
sanlts upon the south in the South reap similar
wards accordr TO the erceness with which they reta-
late. In the meantime the people uncopscously have
taken sides with their respective champions, and
without The slightest Of quarrel face
IN terrible rehance ready at the first accidental
cenday shot 10 engage carnage such the world has
Mr.. Maynard concluded by warmly advocating peaceful
measures and warmly enthusiastically applaud
cd by the audience.
FIX Governor HrNT being discovered Among the gen.
femtn on the platform, WINS loudly called for, and
spending, mace brief but patriotic speech
The orchestra supplied tome excellent melodies and
benedction having been offered by the Rev CIIAs.
DENssoN, chaplain Of the New York Bethel Union, tn,