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I.nrCsc. 17Os55
DrceVe LOoL9O2 42o,O6j lI'2,9iT
Tie line Of loans include the sum or securities
ta'tn Of the Government aud which IL tIO, 900 900
Dcductng this, the mercantile loans show a
decline OF S3bO0O0o0 since August, and oS
$4,000, eco since Fe5. I, o. These hgures Indicate
the decrease in the business Of the city tlat has
taken place, notwithstanding the unusually large
'Ep"rts OF breadstgfs that have been made. The
individual deposits representing ile capital have
al.u risen $2oGOt, 900 since August and they lave
increased nearly $lOCOo,CCo since jan. 1, Ia which
Icr. Il there has loeu pail uT $4,000 900 ~ the
public dcposlt' VITA hi, great a,minutiou uf out-
standing obi CATIONS, thoro iI mo- disposition 90 put
"lt funds beyond control.
Tie circulation Of the bank ups run down 3 l!7,-
odd during tie week, MAJ .ug over two million,
during tie month At lave lcun retained uulg
them a. god. Tic r,m,Um nu tie metals I., ,Ig-
t'in7 steady lln upon ue .a,f. l4a-ulrl as
the i4fttH'iuns rut refuse q. qaytr,. own p .sz,
.l.i ~ p,,it .p c,.Iy $40 IlaHu ,tomu,..lpn
Tlo new My of 20 cf., NJ. Drmrr O.Iyko,
has written a long .rltsr 600 ny1r ~ tlc is.ue uC
s'5o,,cp.u0o af G.,,nm.pt '..f to- der u,,t,, a..
puent'y is TIE Wow ,t Hl4su.,ug tine act. "A uf
C.nFrC's on tie Lill which comes before It tpIpy.-
The only reason urged with much force, iz tie siu.
c ono o. the DE. esBity u,tho Gaze. TIE Ylncr ars.
meuts do not soolu a. amount g. much. lie bases |
his estimate upon the number nE people Na,, he
suntl very arbitrarily require SO per heal ~ cur
rcn,y, or money, either paper 90 metals THIS es-
innate nai SOC eco 900 fr the northern states,
bu, the highes, amount these states nave ever had
was $40, 100000 bank paper Ia 1875, snd about
siOO OOO 900 Of specie or, together, S24Q OOO OOO-
That the period ~ the highest imitation, and
4. n, A. AM.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS
nIAL- -L.rAIF aALEA.

House anI 'utw ilth ,v, 70 q north ioth st, ,sS
ASIA, b2OCr.
Lot south at1c yist H. 100 Il east 5h ave grN9s-e,
&1,1OO.
House aud lot New B1wcry, neAr Franklin
square, 500.
IL uses aud y,i s ~ and i9T Pearl 81, sls.-
nOu.
House and 1t u 5jt. st, sol n cast 3,h ave, BOX
loo. - 200.
House and lot NJ 500 Eitlth -, 1887, 1850.
House and lot west s.dg 9th ave, " a 4lth st,eo
40, - 800.
- Building and lot n cor Broadway AMI B,t,.-,,
Place known a. the Washington Hotel, 30 n , /,
Al. midway, l2O On Battery Place, 2lO n On m.
nortb,rlv ''e' and Sl q IN In the rear S55, 500.
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TIE rate has been siesly dW.uy ttp week, be-
cause the uncertainty tina, attends the action u Z N.
g''s In relation paper money has che ksi opora.
tons. The last arrival from California has not been
pressed upon the mtrkc', while the banks have
heen In the mnse, for Government Notes with
which 10 meet the last lnstAmCnt lue tho G1veriI-
ment On the loan. BIth thclo circumstances have
tended n stiiien the price N old The banks have
now suiigient note 10 ,.-e their account with tho
Treasury, and will Ia mrny cases now re ct them
nom their deposits, process that will throw more
upon the market. lithe new notes ue authorized
not U legal tender, tire dopro .iutiou will be the
more rapid but II made legal tender, that forced
use ofthsm, coupled with the slow m,nuf.cture OF
them, will sustain the value flr the present.
The indsposition Of thc publ, t. mpye ior the
present, CAUSES a continued accumulation Of depos-
its with tho banks, L. some ostont in the shape of
specie, nud aao gradual .eduutilu Il mere ,ntis
looms.
Tie bank ro,uInl arc as fo.lows.-
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lighting man. stepping in, prevailed upon Rer-
iigon 20 put up bis weapon and 90 away. This
circumstarco Is a source Of .,reat regret TO the
friends Of Colenel Kerrigan, who is at large on
parole. The finding Of the court martial has not
yet been made kno-p, but will probably be
promulgated In a few dsys
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ing islss promias .' roc9'v-gt. n any e1ch
person any money "a iluablo tonsi lefstion.
MIR, kENNEY introduced 4 bill authorizng
the incorporation Of juyenils reformatotv ssy-
lums by associations o' any four o. more citi-
zens Of tho state. Such q so,iati5 IN. sh II pos
tess all the powers and privileges conf, cod by
that act for the incorporate cf bs1oyulsn, a.
cio''es. Any magstrato bcfors whom porrons
e loSs thAn ileen years Of $50 a-o -olvirtet o'
Glencoe punishable by thity dsv, in.t,s)n-
ment Al al Instead cf committing thsn Jc 90
scs seud r,m to one oi tho 90 reipI natcry ~, e.
luWs. Chi'dren between stNeL and f0urt1on
may bc surrendered TO and iafou change OF bl'
joch a., luns at tho option Of ,hc p.fcn's sni
guAId,ans. Magistrate, empos crod 10 som t
tuant ch ldten, or oversoo's OF ,upoii Jtr lients
Of poor. The top aindct " ths act r .oo TO
tl, casoa . a'lcipli1e Of children.
REC 'ItrIoS or uutlp'Nus.
Mr.. Cocy introduced bill ,f tho Regulation
,rd Irsptciion Of iuild'rla a. Ne. York. Il
is . volumiGcus bill, creating Department Tor
the survey and inspectionl lot buildings, with nu.
mcrous emf loyccs architects, mechanics and
inT cc'ot,; tho head 20 bo appointed by tho
Mayor Of the CITY, with tho approval of the
Supervisors. The hill lays dovG ia detail the
foil specific ators for buld,rg, IN the c ~, and
for tho regulation ot all ms'Je'a psitsinjng
thereto, including mca5s i'r tic provorlion u
fires.
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M A IL 4 " r.
AINIATNRn Almanac.
CLLARED.

=, sTIIP-A Boninger, tPrSssiaDl for Philadelphia.
Lulrg.
BARks-Alice Talnier, Hutton, for MatAnsau. II
u,IA1 D.heIn, MaAcLostor, Queeuatown. Jack am
NeilL neptune, Cook Cork and mar ket, I'D
mlston Bros Masting, Pennington, Bordeaus, W
salem Go. w
BhlGs=Abelere Dexter, St John, NIB, HJA
20 De Wglie' Jongebelg tHanl Hanievadt, Rio
liJnei, kliEsbethpori, Thompson q Hunter; Annie
Midtrt thrl Cochran, for BERMUDA, ID De Wolf;
Ihree sftcIs, Irokham, Elzabcthpor', Thompscn
WAsi, Carver q Chl4e.
sCHOONERs- Gazelle, Simmons. Bristol, mas.
ter; strwSrt, Abrams, Deals Island, master; q A
fAnswoith, Rich, Bermuda, Smith, Jones q Cog
ACh.cv'r, tBr! II nks, Halifax, 7 James; Dashaways
tBr! Cnumnger, Jacmel, RThAcksray; Bloeck-
,r, Edwards, fhilAdelphia, W Mckee; w Pittg,
Wyatt, bluv Hi, Hayensi q N Rogers, johns
Ign, Dcsla leland, master; Undhe e, Baker, Boston,
Baker d Dayton; Buxton, williams, for salem.
Haven.
BTEAMsHIPs- Stella, CBr.l Farmer, H,vre Jan
y VIA sonthan pton lith, with mdse and PRssen-
gers u IL owland Aspinwall.
Fred. Perkins.
sHIt5- Matilda, Nichols, o. ssarsport, lroua
Haye Dc 20, IN ballast to K p Buck c..
BARKS- Coriolan, steengraf Of and I'm Bremen
69 day with mdse and passengers to KrsuIh.
Na"hud kuhne.
Eoadrp. Korr, q and rom Newcastle, Eug, TS
days with mdse to Barclay a Livingston.
Ntsta, tNIw,gul lur} y, n, Altwerp - days.
ballast tn ,r1rr. Jan e, lt IS SO, len 81 - fell
In " "a the Br s 1r turarua, Clp, Davidson, hence
ivr Mar n.au. Ia 90 ruAlug condition: took on tho
r.ptliH 'i. ,ro' n un0er, and brogsh them
g. t,is ~ rt.
Julr, glSmau, N.lags 90 DAY 5, wlt4 fruit to W
.amIdI q c..
hMGS-s .H'lgd, Francis of and or Hartford,
FROM PNguo T. r. Jlr Is. ith sugar O. 7 saith,
% Hsruord. Jan 30 Ia, 50 so lon - a. spoke brig
NJ s,flsu lrurH, 'awd5 Len bars Juun Ben
iou. .lr Now y. p g lays; s-hr ID Williams, do,
loading, g. soil Ia l4 dsys.
O.unnt. klCutv, ~ NNtr,it from MtttnzIs
Jan 81. with sirar t1 Il up,on uuutoi. jim
90 .t % go 'ys 90 20, pa sed steamer Baltimore,
.fP lru.Ir str log 81 w, jan ., lat IS o. lon
- 20. uarspd Srge war steamer, steering ! w
Len > ganoual SAnti,go G45a, all we'll orig
TuIlg %, .9r New York Ia 3 days.
Ca Heath, Cfu ker, Bangor 10 days, with lum-
er 10 Sin pson 4 Clapp.
sCHOoNEllS- Edward Lameyer, By leE ofN5w-
jutypoIt from Mayaguel, X jan ls, with tigar
oe w Lewis d Go. jan 2I, lat 30 fI long -.
passed big Prestissino, Of Hatmorc. steering n.
Lett bIigs Eeuyitas Wright "alhng sMgo Eohos
iisch'g' kelch Commerce, Barnes, ior fhuaiePhlk
loadinRi sclrs olive, Movie, for Baltimore, do, MI
rauda ward, wig cargo. sohr Josephine SnAll.
saled days previous for Ponce, 10 load form York.
John, from MschiA ~ days, with lumber u
Htrysst queen, tBrJ Crimes CornwAllls, Ns.91
laws, wish potatoes n | Nsyius a son.
Nlckerson, Nickerson, Fortune Bay MA
with ash to the master,
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No''1 AmericAn. sAvages would 'requirt'' for le.s
V.''''.. man tAe nh hsbtants Of N Msssaohuse,t-.
Iuo annNA report Of the New Jersey Rsilro.f
showsi
sn.eCelP,ss .,..'''' '''s''''s 's',,..,.. .t19a,Tsy
h'Po"'i'"ro''''' o'''''''''''''......... n9,IA
nv .sssss.s s.sssss.s.ssssss..ss...., bID,Qs
Ditidends 10 per cent. t............. 4s96ye
"'i'hoe.'s.'' ..............,SltO,M1
According 70 otheannu,l report ofthe director Of the
mint, the quantity Il silver coined under the opo-
rion % ihe law q iSsa. has been up 70 the i., u
July, s6i, tiIiiT,i9i. OF this amount ~ millions
have hcsn hnlr dollars; Is milions Y dollaru a.
0c,'Co dimcS s25I0OO0 in hal! dimes, .nd bOe,-
go n '-csn, pieces. This large amount u asv
coin has under the law of 1853 tsen made lighter
shan ihc old coin. Thus tho half dollar now con-
tains but 1875 grains II silver, insted of sc6k
grains. The smaller pieces were reduced in the
s'uc proportion, or nesry per cont Toe do''ars
remain ,i ihc old weight. Tho resul, Of this coin-
'ge Ina bctn the total dissppeHanos OF the I'D
Span IA fractions, tie quarters, the shtlings, and
Tire Hypeuces they coined into money 10 some er
rui, but mostly went " the wet Indles, whara
they we're Of more value. The new cnins II "
known, arc urt a iesi tender over s5, sni belaR
vdr.i 'ad,r the .rnnerc,l value " silver rela-
u,e p g.l they are no, exported. Hence taero is
sr.ol turp.y 81 ,mGl coin In the country.
lat lamc pcri,i or -la,o iS5'. there has bssu
cuiucl s,e53 t5i IN gold 81, s9H snI o. pisces.
tutHr rfoputd 10 Il iThpal. This curren-y has
hser cNc.tei by t'e sm.l Hank note4 that circulate
ia rts,llut
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loths. specie. Cir, Deus.
Jru I. .lti ilh,'S % N~a, s5' ~,bsGls6 Iil7,Iogl
l,.lb2Os- ,Ol2 ghs13,O1O s,l2l,5lg Ils, 5000
Il liH,u0lia1 2G 100 80 1909 ggS lt3,JgT,lGO
" %. lf1, I6EGsO "GG"e 1z- G,~Ys OH llO,sTi1,G
Feb l..liLG5 rs q, IIg,533 G,iUi,95t il2,O57,CT
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, N'.!o'h Ddy b"'h' Jan. 8O-Wa arc plined 10
'l tA'l inc hampton soldiers are still suffering
We ~, W mo- ~ on many ,s,"hiiL articles o' rpm'nrt
pn!-l'' d. n AVE been b.rne with heroic frtitude,
l.t N.Ht 'nFuhge can dtp" the iniolerahle nn-
sas1" no. sc ry iy"Ie e9 S h,ye g to 'tS ,ns', families
a.. , ,Ucn @ ,y theit slaVts' we Know few saider
"a K, We sls hold II up = our rsalcrs ,d,y, with
y G hope that 'itcr gazing upon IT, Grlorn aspect
they VII lnhgggrste some Iuode of aleyittug the
distress - wlIcn We spea. Eight mouths 70 %
hnu p'on stood emblsomed in It's green trees, ~ fair
o,99 ,y9' ." ',{c 2i,t and q. tureLl'e beauty as we
G,lld Nlsi to 'o"k upon. The town was r 20 with
N7 c,'"''M and kyniutionhry histories. Nj only
I.rh ~ htr,s ana trliiilons, but rich iu all that
can "a "a I'm -nienhe!i ish HE,
A .Nil nu1rn''n n ~ iHis view, the 'enFlI returns
SO" valuation ot ~ rec million two hundred aud
"a 80 ~. I'5H'u rNe hlhlr,d ana nn"ty-NY',
to,l"' 1,,I go L"pnaii of nv" thousand seven
,u"iIi t3tooy y" more eonells.v" evidence than
~ - ,',,II We one r"l u" substantial com iEt II
a. -, r''.iI Iy ,'n, my wan u ,N'!Ntri "a te
'lN li,,'e , o.. we Aniltr and census tkc-. Aud
~, sstg ,',1 ! or represented ny zero Tie fer-
" /, ',ds are trowlhs up Ia branlles, The pretty
,ha oi s.e 80 ''A' ~ ''i slAlfNt tered Toy t'e enemy
thsn tbe ~, 49, lri5eh h'' "Tse bondage
sci, stands mouulhli heap ~ ashes e. ntto,, Win
Enh,u' elc1nen'e the devotion 4 the pepplo of
m,mp'on, T. tie name aEi fme of Yrgnl-to the
nenGr and Interests Of the South. Olt o' tho male
lnhn5i'9nt. - tm devoted county the Comic ler1te
state lave day six companies iu service. The
old Dominlon praFpons who have furnished guides
R,n"S,. ,bo ,y army ne Wythe Ries, the Lse
All arc ,',, Nv naulptgA Trey Snith's artillery
Tarf,,a IoS,ll, 60 ~, MUM; AI9i when were or
In Er ,i, - ,Hi y I i7 WIS nl'teret
with aI,it ','vy ',aLe l i!,t'el,d ,'r me war
81 T. st,ikc 'g ds'y EN "" th'y may Do allow
INIT tho I.t h. .tio -, '' ~ h',9T "i virginia
',r ierH ''' oeon ur'eA Ao.A Aer
talagt o., picture i,cks its s.lI,., .t.,
TIE. mon ave- wives AZ i lliror tsndsrly r,,rci
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The following lottcr has, a. ga dS,. .h,ws,
bscr Travelling ca is osn account, rul tp
"k-cp up the conn, clion, 80 inaA1 room for II.
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'o''- Nu''',An. sNvages would ''requirt" for le,s
an 'Ae Inhabitants Of N Msssaohuse,,-.
Tic annual report ot the No, I.r,., a,I,,.r
o., N~Ns ---'--
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
SOmcthIag for Democratic
"asesnrrecllOhiSts" ~ Read

In MS Farewell address, GEORGE
WASHINGTON thus spoke:
Let me now take more cumprchcn-
sivc view, aud warn you in the most sol.
emn manner against the bauchh effects
OF the spirit Of party generally. This
spirit unfortunately is inscparablc from
cur nature having its root in the strong
est passions of the human mind. tick
lists under different shapes in all Govern
monts, more or less, stfed, controlled,
or rePressed; but in those OF the popular
form il is seen in its greatest rankness
nnd IS truly their worst enemy,
IL serves always to distract the public
councils, and enioeble the public admin
istration. IL agitates the community
with lll-iound jealouses and false aldr rs;
kindles the animosity ofone party against
the othert iomeuts oecasioIal riot and
irsurrection. n In'Goy
e-nments pure'y elective, it is spirit net
to be encouraged"
Thus spoke George Washington, the
father ofhis county, The Adrerfiser
differs with him.s tf.r g
The people will decide which is right
George Washington, or the Seneca
A dverttser.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
From The sn Ol,io Regiment,
BArrLg GRouSp, 6 Mu.Es FRoM)
HNRRisoNBuRG June 4, VIA.
WASHINGTON, JuuS 10

We have been permitted to make an
extract from letter written by member
of Co. d, sth Ohio, to his wife in this
city. The letter is dated Luray, June 9TH
and the writer says;
1--WE have been on the march since the
first of May, and can assure YOU we are
nearly used up. We have Travelled over
four Hundred miles, and we are still on
the move. We have one days rest and
move again Tomorrow. ! stand it very
well and do not find fault, for my health
is good. am burnt black as an Indian.
FIVE days of our marching il did nothing
rain, and we had to ford rivers and creeks
and streams without number, Our brig
acc had one fight, at Front Royal, last
Sunday. Our regiment was in the ad-
vance.
We captured three hundred and twenty
prisoners, Twelve wagons and teams one
ambulance, two cannon and lot Of COM
missary stUrcs. Seven men were killed
on our side. Tho loss on the rebel side
was much greater We released n mum.
Der Of Banks men that had been captured
by the rebels and more thankful set Of
mcn ] ntver saw We
have had no mail for ten days, so you can
tell how far we ure from any railroad
post. About halftho timc we were On
rather short rations, but we have plenty
now.
Lnrny is the county seat Of Page ccun.
ty, Va, 1t lies some distance south of
Front Royal, is near the south fork of the
Shenandoah, and is on the pike TO Harri-
soRburg, from which II is distant about
thirty miles. The Eighth Ohio is in the
First Brigade OF Shields Division"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
Necessity of Comliscaiion.


Let the rebellion stop t1,morrow, aud
its armies dsband. What, we ask, has
occurred that would deter corrupt ana
unlucky uspirants for Office In future
years from stirring up another rebellion,
in order to get into power? Neither Da.
Wis nor Bcaureglrd has suffered any pun
iShment which would prevent them from
renewing their attempts. On the con-
trary, there is much reason to fear that
many thoughtless aud ambitious young
men who regard their career as rather a
brilliant one, aud worth following as an
example.
They, MS well as many others, would
be regarded by the weak aud vicious, as
daring fellows, whose crimes were so
brilliant and fascinating that the Govern
ment had not tho heart to punish them.
They would be viewed as heroes, whose
faults were concealed by their gliding -
Let ms remember that in many cOmmuni.
ties through the South, made of wealthy
traitors, the guilt Of treason is actually
the passport into society, and no incon-
vcnienco will be felt by multitudes who
have given thousands OF dollars to the re-
bellion, unless the Federal Government
shall conilscate their property and strip
them of their possessions.
Whit cares a luxurious sugar OF cotton
planter, a banker OF. a merchant, who
has been implicated in his heinous sin of
treason, that he is excluded from holding
Federal Offices 50 longas he can rcvel un-
disturbed IN his coterie Of rebel lriendsl
These men in their neighborhoods will
dignily their crime with false respGcto-
bility and loyalty will be banishcd from
society.
Every man of sense can easily foresee
this. IL certainly must be Obvious 10 all
persons Of practical sense that Ia order
to crush this social responsibility of trca-
son, and place the brand of digrace upon
its forehead, so as to make it as con-
US il il wicked, not only 10
Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee, but
in Alabama, Mississippi aud North Caro-
lima, the Government must let It's hand
fall heavily upon all offenders of the rich
aud aristocratc class.
The future health Of tho political body
demands the copious extraction of rebel
blood and treasure. The cause of the
rebellion, its malaria which has poisoned
the land, Is its pseudo. aristocratic spirit.
Shall the Government suffer that spirit TO
remuin among us, aud to strut abroad
again In sceur.t .ty, unsubdued and Unbrok-
enl lie who says yes, lacks either 10y
atty or common sense. sie sl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
Abolition Oi slavery in The Dis-
IriCt CGNNInIaIsi;,.

Neither Englishmcn nor Fr,nchmcn
have been forward to recognize the fact
that the 10th Of April, 1862, WIS day
which will stand in American history Us
the greatest day since that OF the sim.
ing OF the Declaration of Independence
the day of this century which will be
honorcd through all time, whatever may
be the d stiny in store or the Republic
When the traditions of sea and land vic.
tories are becoming dim, when the prass
has grown high on the graves ofthr fal.
len heroes, that day will stand highest in
the scale OF national festival and the re-
formers of the second revolution will
seem 10 form, in tha vista OF the pnst.
ono group with the patriots of the first.
TIL then tbcro had been gulf fixed be.
tween them and all those Christian ma.
iions which had tutgrown the barber!sm
oi holdirg the men MS slaves; aud now
the nation has come over to the side on
which we stand.
1t Is now entitled to act and speak as
free nation should. 1t Is now qulliiicd
to act with us, without misgiving and
without hypocrisy against the slave trade.
~ 10 Nv l"HStI sNUJcCl lof tNe SkCptt-
c.sm aud scorn of the world, because of
the contrast between It's professions aud
its practice. After struggle bctwc II
the best and the worst elements of its Sc
cicly--a struggle pre- olong,d through two
gcncrations--it has abolished slavery On
the National territory; and the National
Goyornment has ceased to be u slavuhOld-
Ing Power.
Slavery has sunk to mere State insti-
tuition; aud, deprived of national sane
tion and support, aud exposed, as il now
is, TO the condemnation Of the American
Government, together with all other guv.
crnmcnts, it cannot long sustain itself
under the scorn and loathing of human
society. t.r.
As national institution it could as.
sumo to defy foreign opinion. As I'D.
mcstic institutions" rcprobntcd at Wash
ins,on as in London and Paris, its doom
is plain, and its strength is broken.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
Whnt thc Southcrncrs Think
Of IT.

The following is from the Louisville.
Bowling Grccn-Nashvillc Courier, the
leading Western secession paper.
This has been called a fratricidal war
by some, by others an irrcprcssiblc con-
hict between Freedom and Slavery. We
respectfully take issue with the authors
of both these ideas. We are not the
brothers the Yankees, and tho Slavery
question is merely the prc,cxt. not the
cause Of the war. The true irrcnrcssihlc
conflict lies fundamentally in the hcrcdi
tory hostility, the sacred unimositv. the
eternal antagouism between two races
engaged,
The Norman cavalier clnnct brook
tie vulgar familiarity OF the Saxon Yam
Scc, whilst the latter is continually de-
visiug some plan to bring down his aris.
tocratic ncighbur TO his own detrstcd
level.
Thus was the contest wagcd in The old
United States. So long 6s Dickinson
dougllnccs wcro 20 be bought, and Cuch-
rarc towards to be lrightenod,so long was
the Union tolcrablc to Southern men:
but " hen, owing TO divisions ofcur ranks
tho Yankee hirclings placed one OF their
own spawn over us. political connection
became uncndurdble, aud separation nee.
cssory to preserve our self respect.
As our Nurmin ktnSmcn in England.
always a minority, have ruled their Sax
on couutrymen in political vassalagc ~
to the present dny, SO have we, the
"sluvc oligarchsn governed the Yankees.
till within a twelve month. We framed
the Constitution, for seventy years moul.
dcd the policy Of the Government. and
placed our own men OF" Northern mon
with Southern principles" in power.
On the 9th OF November, 1860, he pu-
ritaus cm1ncipotcd thrmscly :, and are
now in violent insurrcction against their
former owners. This insane holiday
freak will not last long, however, Tor
dusturls in fight, and incapable OF self
Government, they will iuyvitabls again
tall under the coutrol ol the superior race.
\ few more Bull Run thrashings will
bring them once more under the yoke. ns
doci!c as the most loyal of cur Ethiopian
"chattlcs."