, 1864-10-19
Uhifaqo Gribn11e.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1854.

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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1854.
AN Appeal FnoM THE SOUTH.
W. 1,rint elrewhere a moat remarkable
donrment In tue thape Of a letter written by
s,so,o;ncnt Southern Upionists to Gov. Yates.
a,d intended for the Governors OF all the
1oIsl States It Is dated, October 9th, 1854,
ard e,gDed BY J. A Stewart, OF Rome, Ga /;
Vim. C. Ricks, u. D.. Of Cayuga MISS. VIM.
q. Smith, Of Randolph county, Ala; B. g. HltI:
lin and A A West, members elect Of the
Alabama Legislature. The positions as
eumed In this litter are strongly Union and
breath spirit Of loyalty and devotion to the
Government, worthy OF emulation even in
the North. The letter commences with q
viyfd account of the paralysis OF the trade.
institutions, SOCIAL and civil lite of the South.
and the utter subyersion OF all civil ubsrty.
II po,trsys the wicktdnees and desperation
of the rebellion, and Gays: t.NotAing but the
ss,ong arm Of n.il,ta,yposaer can ersr subdue il
or destroy sh ,posoeT for ndsehi.E" It
traces back the conspiracy 4 Of the
slavth.loers to period long
prior to the outbfehk Of the rebellion, emu.
me,ates the pretexts msdc-the tariff, the
notification scheme, the slavery question
and. fnsl1y, the election OF Abraham Lin.
oo1n .,thonch nnder the forms of +ho ~ 49,
stitution. 1t then pictures the present con.
d,,;on NJ 3hc sontb. The ,,eon1e ~ ~
eonth an now nndpr a re,on.no da.nn.,s-s
.,,,',c, f,r crne,tv and re1en,,es. hsss."s.1
hss m na,al1.1 In the htsfory - r.n1,,na; ),
:. .n,ocsts the cnra ..unt;, tha,. ~.
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eera- e hsya resca or rern,on :, - t,so.on
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.fpot'stu upvA .a' pso, ~, aao Iuen CLOSES
WIZ ~ appsm ~ 's. men eonccihng
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eou1n ~ 4ne uu.s =. tue gus eiec'ea
70 tes'ofe sne onioa ~ ~ n1s M.. aua 10
.s1e ea1e tpa' t'e " .ue on4Iea ot@see
oe en'otceu. =. 10 tne uu'5 " ete', e'lNea
70 sussa'n .ne f1et'oe1' III lue tAe1c'se e0sa
e".ao7o'"a'y P'r>'s ~ "'sp2'feS' I'll" F'
oesso"
ELOQUENT document If the men Of the
North will mot heed the appaa1s Of their own
rar,y In the p-ess snd on the stunn # tbev
will not listen to the voice Of our brave bows
in the field and the gallant Generals WIN ara
1eaoipe them from victory to victory If they
will not follow ,he pu,aance of exoer;snced
ard ski1,rd s+a4eamen ST thev viii MT ,,ra
ear tn the ;nhorn nronnt,nra Of 1;her+v v,,,
t1,evnot 1,sfen ard rome r. 4ha rs:nra ~
. f,,ose 1ono suffering INT nerer dusn,,.snr
n,,o,ista .cf tho son+t9 Tnaeo r,.a hs1s
heen throneh Tho fn,,,ca or .fn,ct,,n hovs
1ost IN rronertv ard boueebo,d have heer
dopred bv the bounds of nro slavery ar;sto.
crs,s f,o,, n1xcat IN n,aca Init now ers w,+h,n
thc 1,votec+,no 1tnea .-d npder t,,e e-,nr,ons
IA a. ~ f,eaa,,, 'rnav .,.,,an, - ~, -
IN IN. Norm n mt sown tbis assn,tfsm et
1hs notr+ AZ tha h,ro,a+ ~ ,+tar,.. o-,sh
+ho 1n.ae,. ~ ~ ~ ,oo-.,r, ,,.,-a- -
w, Rhs,, thc,r .nnss1 hs haas.s, ,
w,,, ~or nv ah,sh.,,, f..a,u T., 49, 60
1aen,;.1 cfs,, who ,s r,saosa ~ eas.- ~ ~
1hs ~,.hss -, thsss sanths~n ~, ,oa,.,, wv w
wi, I'm rote for Mcr1r1lan Yin , "a -sas.sa ~,
,sr - .roxrn ~ eoaa tns ;sna ..sn ea1
ir,o t,e heat of thsae mcne @
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TaE REsOL rs.
Since the New YorK Horld from claiming
to have carried PennsElraniA by $1,000 has
dropped down to IN admission that the Cop.
perhead majority is only 660 on the home
vote, 1t Is safe to conclude that the RepubIi
cans hare carried the State On the home vote
By from three to five thousand and including
the soldiers vote By q, 600, which would be
substantial gain on Cnrtin's minority In '63
which was Is 325. We have made q gain a!se
OF i've Congressmen. and have carried tht
Legislature. The CopperhEads, not to b!
beaten even By facts, pretend that our victor
- has been the result Of "jer15mantering )
In the formation Of the Congressional Dis
tricts.s These districts in fennsylyania
Ohio, and Indiana hare not been changed
however, since 'G2. The change then jus,
made was followed BY Copperheaa victories,
and any oetFymandefln2 were chsrgeaole 1t
Honlo ceftalnly DC 10 1hose VINO reapeo the
Huts o. H. We never charged Inc copper
head victories OF 'oa TO any other change IN
in 1he COM ressionh oistHcts tnan taas
w1oneat ~ Ncele1sns cnange ot oase 10
lar change of base It Eould have caused aim.
t1ar iernmander;nr in the conoraea,nn.,