The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
Iseunion 80 Eaeeen 80.

AaSAnAen saEafs Eae%GtR fsesRtF9fa.
These two terms may be regarded as til
respective inefaqof the parties into whio1
the people Of the North are now divided
and, thougII at . first Glance, one might an
pear to be eouivalent to tire other, there is
in fact, a significant difference betwoef
them. The war frorn whieh we have iue
emerged was W. rad 50 IN rs the North wa
concerned, with varions views-bv thog,
who venerated the IF1ion rs q raramoun-
good, and by those who, for years. had ez
ecrated and dencuncs sd~.t as2 1ellish com
pact. y is natural that the former sho.-ll
welcome a return 70 SOMETHING as mean q,
spossibleto the old condition oftHinc-s. w7ilc
the others welcome the opportunity d
wreaking their Teagearcau upon :. section t.
which their hatred was never disguised y
heaping mon it every iasult aud daeralla-
ton which the fortune of war NAV haze
enabled them 70 iaflict
It is worth while * orSsrvo tha Io,~,e ~
these two parties. TIC reun;onistz. % fler
may be termed I1&iatain that the Uni0.
was not, and could rot be- di,ysaive9 l,vfifa
declarations Of secession Of thee sou4Ftt14,
States; but that II stiil fen,aiuea i1fact. ~
operation, ouly, hei,r .arsrif, OIL
strneted. The obsts tetiopa being IeYnazaa
they manifest & sincerity ofthcfr purpoee
by their expressed wishes that affairs ~ orld
revert to the.r Old course; tIat tie reD-e-
sentatives of Gre soutl should be received
in the National balls Of leet ,stion, and dat
each of the States Should, as heret fore, be-
left to the management. .ofits own concerns.
The reconstFucsiollists--a they sounded
the note OF prepa-a ion totore the conflict OF
arms had ceased-hold that the acts OF se-
cession had a validity, SO far as to actually
Withdraw the sece ling States from fleI
Union; that the struggle which ensued wa
war between Independent powers. ana
that the South is now a conquered conntr~
entirely at the disposal Of the yictors. The
amount of their view Of the case is that "tlc
United States, simply, no longer exists, but
that the realm subject 10 tie jurisdiction o. |
the General Government is made up of two |
parts. the late United States and The late |
Confederate States; the former the cov-
erning power, the latter a mere dependency.
bearing about the same relation to the
other as India does to Great B-itain
This, we say, is their logic vhen stripped I
of few fg-leat plrases il. wlfoli some I'm
gering remains OF deeeicy prpu - i3eln to
conceal its rakedness. The nIust cation
which we have just cited, is cogont; tor in
their secret hearts they regard themselves 4
rs the England Of this American Great +;
Britain, and stand ready at the earliest op-
portunity to make an Ireland Of any section +,
OF the North whose interests may stand in {,
the way of their special policy That Ire
land their own presaging minds already find :
Ia the West, and their chains once .air1nly !
rlyeted upon the South, the shackIes will {
soon DO forged for the West How thew j
Wa sflgeeaa In iInDosing them is n cues
tieH tot e consideration OF which tbeyl !.
have het yetauiyed, for though an acuta.j 6
they are not ati2rc--secing generation. But it /
IS not-difteuit to foresee that many diff :
'ulties viii occur IN ,he EXECUTION Of their !
'chemes,s and ftliat,s So long as these are
cherished, Qslling but turmoil and anarchy
an be the iet 81 the country Tie positionI q
$ an lnterestLls one, and ono in which the
'outh must, for tic present gil .lie place oel h
merespeetator; but it is evident flat The bi
Welfare ofthat portion Of the North wlficl, Il
onstitutes its true weight and worth. de- 2
hands the sPeeoJ and decisive success of v
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