The New York herald., 1862-01-17
PRESIDENT LINCoIy,s rRorRrFs

from the Ilcmocrat Littlo Rcck ARK Zee 26l
There rs pleasant German story Of m agician who
could endow inanimate things with life and make them
his slaves, by The Of words and restore them
W their formor shapes by repeating certain other
One day his apprentice heard him order the broom tn
bring . bucket OF water and down the wortis
Soon after in his masters absence, he repeated them
and the ebedent broom commenced bringing water
Bucket full bucket full was brought AMI poured Out
tho house flooded but tho end continued 10 labor in
spite Of commands and eniresiies, for the apprentice
knew not the form Of words restore him TO
his former state. In his desperation he seized hacct
and cut the broom in two when, to his horror each
piece became water bearing nend and the water
does not require much ability 10 set an element at
work for child may kindc fro that thousand men
cannot put out The great strength lies controlling
The dangerous powers sometimes called into play.
TO reach his prcsont position, Lincoln has called the
abolition fanatcism into activity. To sustain him
thce hs has fod Il with blood and treasure He knew
the form Of words 10 set TO work, but not those 10
make u quiet In his agony be has cut i in twain and
now each piece At work and will drown him the food
Neither Lncoin, or Seward, Mcclellan in king now
ltestsssssm 1the lord pdramopn, In tho outset the
object Of tho statet tn b. restoration of ,,e
Un.on. Now u is the abolition of African slavery Al
the u the present difficulties the federal
rulers bitterly cenied that they intended medde with
the institutions Of the disercn States or attemnt To
change tho relative Positions OF the white and black
races The people Of the border slave States were s.n
IN messages, speeches and letters and by declarations In
che most solemn forn that their negro property sbUd
be respected and their state Laws the subject should
remain untouched But the iend work all over
the North and after he had the Northern mind nv
exciting against tho south given Lincoln the mon
ana money NO uenanue1, u continued to labor,
mont its agent and Lincoln bscnne alarmed Tho
haschst ell but the servant became two and the dsge
Increased. Cameron and Sherman became the repro
ssntaiivss Of tbs policy, and, gong stll further.
propcse 10 the slaves AMI lead them murder their
former protectors. Haleck, In Missouri, and lane in
Kansas enunciae the terrible doctrines The fede
raj Congress has before IL plans for tho OF
bl slavery the District Of Columbia and the southern
States Now they propose to Indemnify the tory owners
asaves fcr those taken from hem but before long that
dea ~ ~ be secuted by tho radicals.
II this policy s adopted, what little conservatism Ia
left at the North will be turned against the ape who is at
olcs, the tyrant and the tool. Mi@pri Kencky Wet
ew vMgin,a, Maryland, and perhaps, beapure are lost
M Norh Jorerr The traitors In those States who sold
their country FOR Northern gold aud who tried TO pur.
enase peace ana protection 70 their property with the
honor Of their country stand aghas the prospect be-
fore them Even Prentice the thrice accursed and Har
nsy the double renegade, cry ou, against H. Ths ores
m Missouri weep unavang tears and gnash their teeth
In useless anger. To persist in carrying ont The doc
trines laid down In his late message will loss Tj,r
a the contested ground for which he il aahting'
10 - back and endesvor 10 retracs his ssan.
would Be 70 call down on his hes ''sps spps
Vengeance Of the abolition nends he has called into s
HIS o1oe, nay bis life, wosld not be held vssk aSss.
his refusal 70 yield 70 the demands OF the abotoc,s
He would be dehroned and Fremont or soe other r,or
sser would BE- Installed. 10 90 loss ell but ths