, 1862-11-07
4 ERA PHO PICTURE nF A S0GTH,
ERN RMfIfkE.
What yV6u1A Hsppcn If the ReYpela
HecUN1e u@epenGcRf.

TIC London Daily Ners draws this picture
Of tic character Of the South and the proba-
be Consequences which wouid follow It's
achievement OF "iaGcuendence;''
as fir as Erdg1aLd is concerned, We NAV
judge from the past Many people say ia ex-
euse tur rtelr stale OF MIND about the war,
tnas they detest the Americans. VERY well:
arc "lat cots this 1ltsn: It meals aa a,4.1-
Gallon o. ideas made up oi trouble abnut
srHtch ~ slaves It fea. and brag about the
Munroc doctrine, aad threats OF Canada. aud
ISLANDERS a.ouz our cruisers in tue Gus and
outr'&t or San Juan, asL The bully NJ Of TIL.
t7sutral HarLeys, and the sharp pr,ct;ee of
cstiEe;s 1T Washington ard a!yr=5siops
uIoa our seanen IN port, aud u;iver-
tie states, and to our government through
Atnr!':au representatives, in E:sia.d.
All this, with impressions of tiE!ibu:::r.cr.
tlre.:s ;stcn: Cu'.a, Ii uar.pr.ss:.l ctardes.
tirc e|l*e trad., lsnch lev, 1zleraud11g ia Kan
:as. bias about l:'ert: s.:gc;iee vita tar AMI
tea:hs1s, cn*-h:u1rs, slav--:nasAs.s, nura4u
stock-treeoing, aud Ri the res. OF it'll -se
in:pr, ssi&us et'iun;ne to make up tl1t: seuri-
u"lt sN5rsss-e by rbe ay,wai i" d. :.,t the
a!ut1icans." BuT for every element If t.is
Impression confederate. society il ans werable
Il ~:~ the S''n'h sciEn;a- i: Va~hiaysoa. til:
South importing regrces, the Sou-1 cosrt-
Jug '.uua and Can ,.IA, the South send
ing Walker and Lopez INFO the :er7t:or5
o. al A!ly to stir up ir.u rcc.ion, the
S':u1h SELL ding Geu. Ha:':ee - 5 N Ju N, the
south set'iEg up the Monroe doctrine, the
south lSncbtug cftsgymeu. and burning alive
sl,ve:y-the South as Universal a.yressoT,
bu1ly, brafgart, tsaitor, n1schiet-m .ker aud
II orCDgh bore-that society was get.iut to
de'ett more and nore every year. Wat fol-
lows, II this same South, intil:ed With PRIDE
II d trvenZc, could actusl.y recover ttr do
nirion
Tie Dred Scott decision would he ACTIVELY
eufo:ced, and the whole terri ory OF The
Erion made slave soil The po2uilr vo.:.
WcuJd BIZ or+ rrultd, or practically pr-clu led
a bithvr:o in Tie South; and rights Of e1u-
Gallon, ot nee speech. aud q tree press, would
he extirEuished. Labor b-scg di-crat:tcd by
he sx cIs1.n ot s'ave:y, the pauperi>m aud
d"gsade:l'n ct the free workers Of the Nortn
"outd corru1,t society to lis core. Tue Goa.
uolrsge OF 7.t. S,;1,sa rcul.l spta:l beyond
'iIe Present dividing line, and the morals OF the
w'"tE nation would be III danger of bec ,rnicg
ike 1acsc Of the save st ties, WITCH are gross Z
Than cau be conceive & Of il ar ctEer ,,4rt If
Cnrltacrdom. Eysry other nation would be
s"TlHfa::lay on tDr y,:r,;e t,f war; or engaged
Ill it, because thr s1aye power ciunot a,5ta!n
from azEf.ss;s n. nar maintain its f:7si1iun b;
Tllt arts cfps,ce. w. 6noaid see a r:tE4,rrtle
prT'od xrflye rsure Cioa,trs,1ls to civilizat:o:,
linn tie adr. Mt OF the first Napoleon. We
Should see h:lccanfeii1. Nati.,1 turning the
rfcstrss of political aih~r:y i=to j nlock--g,
destroying thu freedom Ut the seas and The se-
eurlty Ct territory, aid the Prosperity Of III
sF::- We should see the nj ur,i Laws of IT.
aastsy and trade tanpered With, ciyilz st:ua
turned back, cant:ny Fsg1uisua set up in he
n"Eic ef Christianity, and the old world ill.,
tested VII h tie lirat,cs Of thu urw, in every
d.larsnlent Of politics, OF business, of :;ersi-
Ecr:a possession, aaf oi ;nteiltc:u IL ard uso::u
intercourse. II the c"ntrit1ases could pre-
rsi, ana r Insta!e the spirit aud i,,],cy OF the
smith at Washington, II wculd DC :h. ;:raltcst
calamity tLaI us brtalltu the world tor cen.
:lzics. But it -ill njt be. The American
I~opie will not permit it,; aud ne rest Yf tue
world, once aware IT the daaga-, will not en-
Gule it.