, 1864-11-12
NEw PUBLICATIONS.


No1th snd South. in relation thesete, By R.. L;
se'ns1v of IN Prersstertan churcb IN napse gISei
Kcntu:fy New York De.bv 4 Miller, Spruce
street; ehies9o: judah, df;Kgs q o., LaAe It.
lms 10 "en asanEeo snu 'osc1oiy WITT
ten ts'lem VI ,ue eaasce - .ne wax, "aniy
as seen rom me elnlea! stana polnt. II is
moteo.el, ~ras r.s.' laans =. a .ue eup.n 70 WIG
~. as5 ~, ~ -. > ns,,s,',n haats -. "a
Fa.s,shas ,os,t,on .na ~ n-o,t +hs fo,mes
a....a1,,. IT, ,ss4,a and ~ 1ott.. r,o,1 -,
es:-,an J. so,aa ~ to ,os1ttors ~, ,nsdo
nn.,s17 ,,,oven "a for inst,nce TINT :. II ,raa
7ot foT y eenaratc confederacv that thr rshcl
1asdera at ;n.ncnrated secesa;on Thav
-a,s :, n..,snt ~ ;,a,a1,at,or ~ TIM ~,
cav, Aaminist,otion IN stiza tho Gorern.
Ss .,,en+ ana +ha nnhlfa arch,v, = at Waab;nn+on
;n rover ~ the legitimate snccfss,on a thu
n1aeent Government. md to im1press unon it
t,,et character which they. havs pigen IN
thetr own consultation. while their independ-
enco as a aeparate nation was resolved upon
only IN the event and as the result of the TALL
u,e Of the original plan"
The plot to assassinatc Lincoln on his WAY
through Baltimore, and the designs Of the
rahe1s tn sefze Waehfhptor are Insufficient
-.so., ~. ~ en,1, h h,,,o+,oois n f,oo ~ ~
e'ie.1 .tu"a.;...3! =. s ,.,aa - ,.,s " ~'.s
1hct lnat sepa1a@ion ."ae VIC eoie e'5 "
the rebels from hrst to last, and their consti~.
tuition has from the first prohibited the ad.
1n,sa,on of free States into the Conc icracs.
.1,,.so., -ua-o r,,,x, ,,tn.a5 - ~
Inc 1eoeA 4eAoets me1e 'uuy cons'neeo ~ tue
inposs'oiltY Of their continuing to rule the
Nor1h, under any constitution, against tse
greatly preponderntirg numbers, tnte1ll.
eence and power Of the free States, A few
ol tae noiass 1.] 500 '..Isaae l.Sa. nae s 1A,1a
Bully Smith, OF Virginia, reluctant to make
their States the battle ground, and great
many Northern Conuerheafls indifferent what
s M..,s :. -. 49, u,.,.t. -...s "..ss
hlnu " ouou ~ ~tsus w ""sn "ouna
might have wished to fight out the battle in
-xsa ~. ur,or hr a reners1 ravo1n+to, hr+
e4ue ~ - - 49,. - -
RECESSION anu ne" 4as suleso tne MaJo1lty
of the leaders better. In support OF the po-
s,tton that the revival of the African slave
t4Aac "as one ~ t"e " oessostoo'
the author cites tho following extract from
De Bo q Re.st.c tor December, 1857, D. Bow
wos superintendent of the C-nsus Rnrcan
"as - 1,.. 0.e"1
urder franKiln fie1ee:
"Her industrious and enteEpris'pg popula-
lion, h. COMB e1cfa', manufacturing and me-
chbnlcal sklll4 her tlnc harbors, her hsseries,
zer Union srith and pte5,tity to tte South, are
thu. true sou, ces Of her prosperity. d geytuds
eftAe african sle.e trade at 'he 6r4tt, would
furnish her with cheaper raw materials,
cheupcr provis1ona, and extend and Improve
tie market for her commerce, merchaudIse,
and manufactures. This Is Drobdb{g The 0Aiu
sseasH7e ttat can satx TIC U..so's. It will meet
souanelh s1syenoldeps pecaus TEw ;. ,.sen,ra CT,
Tie price Of slaVes and Of slave prodasts. m dSsSn
Southern lands, haT Of saIien are ,os fadna no
ua.te and wcltss for .cdnt of labor. whilst
Christi ndou Is almost starYirr from the de-
t]ciepcy Of Southern products. Such step
would give Political security to the S3ush, be-
cause It would Identify still moro closely the
!: creating s7a.x1y. Texas would speedily b. b.
settled, ind Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee,
Missouri, and Maryland, with elayeg at tvs
buEdEed dollars around, would bring all their
low vacant lands into successful cultivation.
II Is most probable that NeD Fork, RHnsypa.
ALSO BEcoa1R sLAvEuo1D1sd scikh ssaues at
t,co hundrtd dollars. EVENTS ARE TENDING
THIS WAY. It is our true interest
to secure and preserve the monopoly ofcot-
ton productions, and We can effect this only
highly creditable to The much abused lex.
tremistg OF the South" that they, 1ciM a jeao
exceptions, and their press, are the most pro-
miLent advocates OF the revival of the slave
trade, which in q pecunfary waY most of
them think Injurious to themselves But tley
are patriots, and ready 70 make great sacrifices
to rrxser,e pace and Union. r. Is It
possible to conceive that TIE NoRrH will not,
when it surveys the whole ground In contro.
ytrsy, ADVOCATE TEE RENEWAL OF TIE OLD
s1AvKTRADE as measure Of humanity, -as
veil to the Idle, savage, pagan negroes, as to