The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03
Treus.m Under a New Phase,

Correspondence OF The New orleans Delta, July 23.i
New ORR Fans, July g. 1852.
slR-whiie the military laboring by every means
possible down the rebellion and restore the Union
its former strength and grandeur the rebels
ing in secret scheme that viii be fatal tina
Cnon than the rebellion itself, because it is one which
law can reach except military law, and IL Is not pro-
posed put IL practical operation until after martial
law has beea superseded By civil law. viii accomplish
what open and avowet treason may fail to do.
To 10 the point there is foot orgarlza-
ton which it is intended extend throughout every
saveholdng State under the o! the Southern Lone
70 support The institutions Of the SOUTH 10 aid IN extend
ing them wherever soil and climate are adapted to their
and advancement, and 10 report the names Of all
vino are not II favor OF these institutions. They
arc sworn to withhold all patronage and encourage
ment to men Of Northern birth, who resided at the
North ard previous the 4h Of July 1851 except in
case OF absolute unavoidable necessity. They are
sworn to give preference in ali matters Of business TO
those belong ng 10 this League and in instance
patrorzc Northern manufacturers except from dire
necessity unless articles sold by those who were
bona dc residents OF the southern states previous to and
july ISL They sworn, as far ms practical
bic. to patroniZing Northern Publishing houses
both book and newspaper, and to extend all possible
enlargement to southern publishing houses They are
sworn to suspend, rs Tar as practicable: al commercial
Intercourse with the Northern and particularly with the
New gland States This does apply exchange
OF agricultural products with the Western States border
ing the Mississippi river and its tributaries. excepting
Ohio and Pennsylvania, and articles coming from Rich
mond and Indianapolis, IN Indiana Alton, Quincy
and Chicago, in Illinois. Northern Illinois and In
diana arc be treated ms the New England States.
They are sworn not To educate their children al
Northern Institutions. at Southern institutions taught
by teachers imported from the North since July 1851
They for who is not IN favor OF
the aims and oh Of the League and who Is not in IA
vor OF excluding from Office and far practicable
from the right Of suffrage all who have inmigrasd TO
the South the Northern States since july, 1861,
who may hereafter mmgrate
These eadin, OF the ssSouthern Lone
Star League - which have learned through source
am not disposed Disclose We all know what be
accomplished by organizations particularly when
politics the leading feature. In this League no
provision is made ar carrying out its political feature
Every member is left free to act Cor himself to choice
OF men only bcirg bound vote for who is
favor the aims and objects OF the league. This
will give the League greater influence than would be
able IT, exercise IL to make its nominations.
Its members vii exert themselves TO che norina
tian Of such they consistently vote for and
the time, enable them to outside influence Ia
securing their election
some provision IS made In regard to those who have
taken The VI allegiance to the federal government
but an not positive to its tenor But am under
the impression that ali who have may voluntarily take
that oath excluded from membership provided they
satisfy the League that taking said oath
matter necessity, either to property,
themselves from loss, support their families, or keep
themselves out OF prison. There latitude in this
proviso. But where II be shown that man took
that oath from choice, to obtain position he viii be
treated alcn--ls Northerner.
have thus lied the outlines OF the Southern Lone
Star Lea que, which famed from q source known 10 be
reliable, bat Inch cannot reveal without endangering
my position. have dons this to show you thai
triumph Of tho Union may not suppress the re-
belon. AN ADOPTED SOtfHERSEH.