The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-12

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f.ar rnierior they are to the angelic crea-
lures who whip niggers and raise cotton.
Listen TO the golden-mOuthed oracle
this Chrysostom Of rebellion;
This has been called ifratricidal war
by some, by others an irrcpressible con-
ilict between freedom and slavery. We
respectfully take Issue Will the authors
of both these ideas. We are not the
brothers Of the Yankees, and the slavery
question is merely a pretext, not the
Ecause, Of the war. The true irrepressibIe
conflict lies fundamentally in the hefcd-
l-itary hostility, the sacred luminosity, the
eternal antagonism between the two RAJ
ces engaged cl y
TIE No5man cacater cannot brook The r,a.
| gar familiarity Of the Sa1pa Yankee, while
the latter is continually devising some
plan 10 bring dorm his arfstOcrdtic nei9d5or
to his otCn detested level Thus was the
contest waged in the old United States.
So long as Dickinson doughfaces were to be
bought, and Cochrane colOards tOere 70 be
frightened, 50 long sOa8 lie U'ii6a t5lefabJs to
Southern mem but ,oIe'l, oDing to divisions
ia our ranks The Yankee hirelHgs placed one
| Of their 0l01l spat0,lS over as, political con-
nectiOn because uncomfortable, and separa-
tion necessary TO preserve our self-re-
spect. -. .r ~
| As our norma, Einsmep IN Eagls,d, az
trays a minority, hare ruled their Saro1 COM
tryrse,a IN political OaSsallage up to The pres
ent day, 50 hare zoe. The "slqye olgaYchs," gov.
e1ded the Yankees tn withia a t0elUem0atd.
| We framed the constitution, for seventy
years nodded the policy of the govern
mtnt, and placed our own men, or "north-
ern men with southern principles. y in
power.
On the 9Th of November, 1860, tie Pa
S'ita18 enaancipated themselves, and are ,lopO IN
5iolent Instruction against their former o,m,-
erS. This insane holiday freak will not
last long, however, for dqstards in fight, and
Incapable Of seJf-gover1mept, they aoiH inevi-
tally again fall lnder tbs control Of the sups.
riOr race. A few more Bull Run thrash
ings will bring them once more under the
yoke, as dociLe as The most loyal Of our Eth
opeau ''ciattels."
RecolIect this, you Saxon Yankees, and
don't afTrOnt the Norman Cavaliers, who
strip our dead officers and soldiers of their
coats and shoes, and pick their pockets
of their watches, pen-kniyes, and money.
With your "vugar iamliarity.7 u f.u
How can Cavalier, such as LAzARUs
POWELL, of Kentucky, for instance, who
as soon as he begins conversations with
you, slsps you Oh the shoulder, and be-
slobbers you with his spittle, or Governor
LETcHER, Of Virginia, who staggers and
spews along the streets of Richmond, and
reels into the Legislative hail. leering
drunkenly out from under a hat Ia
dicrously slouched, (DtGe Richmond En-
qtire)7how, we ask, can you expect
these sublime embodiments Of rebel ehiv-
airy, although a meagre minority, TO obey
the voice of the vulgar millions of Amer
lea Back, then, TO yow proper places,
and be dOcile to The oligarOhs as Ethio-
plan chattels This civil war is all your
fault. II never would have happened if
you had allowed the slave aristOcraoy to
keep possession of the Government.
But in an evil hour you declared
that cotton oligSrchs and Northern
Bucbanans should no longer own che
government, and then you elected your
own President-=and see. what you have
done.