, 1862-06-12

The editor Of the Times who has been =
few months resident Of the State-not
long enough however to yote-and the
character Of whose politics may be judged |
By tbs many choice morsels Of his compo
Ei!ion that we have printed, reads ". E. |
A1cALL1sTER, SIDNEY SMITH, E. VAN.
BrREs, S. 4. GOODWIN and Usher F |
LEDEE-all Democrats Of many years |
etanding-au leading lawyers Of this ciEy |
all, save 3lr Goodwin, old residents Of
the State-out Of has party, which, in de-
1is1on Of Jefferson, he has nicSna1nea |
" Democratic Their offense is opposition
to the Egyptian sHindle. The modesty OF
the proceeding is in inverse proportion to
its efecti1 eEess.
To show WHIST the party is, from which
these veteran Douglas mcn have been SO
Eummarily elected, We quote few para
graphs from :he choice composition Of the
editor of the Tines, written after the war
had begun, after half dozen States had
seeded and put each its army into the
field, after the Star Of the Vest, going to
Tie relief Of the beleagucred garrison in
Fort Sumter, bad been fred upon, and af-
the whole North was in blaze, Said he:
THE PEOPLE CF nESOTTH ARE ANNA
TED BE TIE SANE SPIRIT WHICH FIRED
THE HEARTS OF TIE PATRIOTS OF TIE
REVOLUTION! They hdre h7rqs uin persecution
ssnti5 o+otoTance has ceu~ei tote Tirtus all hope
of the Acknowledgement Of their rights has been
lost /; and they now staad at bay, determined to
submit no longer. RES!STANCE TO TYRANNY
IS THEIR SENTIMENT -EESIsTANCE TO THE
DEATH. aod thia teel:ag is unanimous. 1t per-
vadcs every class ofsociety, and finds Judgement
in the bosom Of the tender woman as well as In
1hat ofthe rugged man.
It ia worse than folly to talk Of cocrciug The
Southern States into submission to the Fedora
Government. 1t would be Impossible to accom-
plish such result, and, even it were not, SUCI
4 POLICY WOULD BE TIE MOST DISAS
TROuS IN EVERY RE 3PECT that could po=sib1
be pursued
We do not, By any means, endorse TO IT'S Full
EXTENT the position which the seeding State
have felt Themselves compelled to take; we thin
that they might have 1nsde at least one more efa,
7rithin the l1io2 TO obtain the recognition OF tnr
xights; But We MUST SAT THAT IF EVE
MEN lad CAUSE FOR ANT ACTION, I'll
PEOPLE OF TIE SOUTHERN STATES HAV
CAUSE FOR THEIR ACTION.
We can tell the Republican Legislature and Il
Republican administration Of Michigan. and Il
+ publican party everywhere, one thing: that
the refusal to repea1 the persona! liberty laws su
be persisted in aud if there shall not be- q Chan!
il the present seeming purpose to yield to no u
cGmmodation Of tbs Eslional difficulties, and
1;e<1,s sAau It rGistd in tie Aorth TO march ugan
tie 14t1:e cJ the So4'h, 4 FIRE IN THE RE:a
WILL BE OPENED UPON SUCH TROOP
WHICH WILL. EITHER STOP THEIR MARC
ALTOGETHER, Or WONDERFULLY ACCE
ERATE IT. In othet words, II in the present pt
trre Of the Republican party towards the Nation
difficulties, war should be wagcd thu. II AR WI
BE FOUGHT IN TEE NORTH
II this is the sort Of Democracy to viii
The gentlemen whom We have named q
required to subscribe; if this is the De-
oc1acy necessary to become supporter
the Egyptian swiutIlc; if this is the De
ocracy necessary to insure the favor Of
editor Of the Tines, We do not won1
that the bull Of excsmmunicati
LAS been pronounced We know the
communicated to be Douglas men; We kn
That from reasons that ought to control
tonest men, that they arc opposed to
Constitution; and ne know further t
these are reasons enough why they sho
be assaled by the Times. Thus adycrtis
will our friends in the country give the]
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