Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-15

there would have iecn M way and there is
truth in the saving. Bat # mutual ae.uaint-
auce was necessary in order 20 continued
peace between the sections. T. would seem to
be equally necessary in order to q f.m and
permanent reconstruction. For thi- reason
every reliable Indication o.; the present tenn
Der Of the : utb is ofyalle. As .ura au iH-
dicati5n. we have read wiki interest $40 arti-
Gle recently Published iu the Soati.raR.r'ar,
entitled " Chi,airot- SouthrYn..' luuins.-
csllv the absurlity Of the article reu-
der. il unworthy of notice har J., i- "a la
bored essay. published IN a leading Southern
rerioiical We find j., copied INTO Tire N1r
E,r,,r another Southern Magazine; iu one
way and another it i probably la'ir- c1u-
siderable circulation at he South, and it is "a
fair pre,uml ton thar it finds or makes an
approyin. echo ia the hearts oi many >Juth-
ern readers. The leading ideas Of Tie artici5
are that the SJu;herners and the Northern
err are two people; that the Suiaeu man
ID simpie-hearted, pure and honorable,
while the Northern man i-a Yankee Ie4i!er.
that the Eortherners hated the south, because
il ruled them, that Northern civilization is
material and earthly, while Southern ciyiIiza-
ton Is spiritual and heavenly; thar Chris
tianity is nearly obsolete at the North tlat
the south has been the great defender of tie
free principles Of the constitution; that the
Northern people are unfit for free govern
ment: that the war brought 90 the North
disgrace, and only glory to the south. dat
the government Of tie country ls now nile
itary despo;i-ln: and that the S-uthern states
constitute no part of the United States.
That our readers may see that We have not
distorted the sentiments of the " CL.yalrous'
writer, We extract few paragraphs from
A.s article
In the SOUTH the spirit Of the aEr.cuit4-.-.st
p-slomiu4tes. while 10 tie y rtE tle 81 III Of
the citizen, the spirit Of trade in re Nar.h,
urban civilization. rejected from The great elites
Of New YORK. Boston, Ph.i4ie.ha, ere. gives
character To- the population. In tHr South, q
rural civilization. more simple. more primitive.
more natural, with more l4IslulltT. ana
more reputation OF honor peva'.- a. amy
other age Of the world than our own. in which
Mamm0n prel0miulies 80 tytriul'y. there would
not be- doubt 81 10 which would bee ihe >lperl-
or and happier people. possessed o- these itie--
ent ehAfaa'eIi''le7- L'N! '''.'N' 10y
sta'liiy' ana gfealAt'r' s wan 'ls l'-.
Iney 7e'iH 4oil '7' ,1'
Inc oppIs lg' c,inpl'.u'i-' 'Al e'''''.7 -''''i
has cen lfA--ei "-'us '! ''l ''1'N -l -''
Icy ul tAptus''H' ANA -.'i' '.-' --i- -."'----,
IN slne q tNe.r mean N'Il'"' J'---'7' ''--
hatelu' se''l'-A-7-'-
Inc sr'At atle-' 81 y ----i--- CIV -'.-'N
mAterHil'y- IL is OF ne e-'.N' earn. -'.'
nores ihe spIIltua.'iy ~ our nature -.7 --.-
motive anu o'Jea' i ''.e a'-l''--t ''.N .' liz -
- ,to ,., ~ tbs eve f5s iT., If, t5e ie.r
and the pride Of Life Nammon 4. lis god ami
nowhere has he more de'oai and 9tJs'i worship
p r; III ,b. Ia T. rbe Nh
The religion Of the Bible, as understood by
iaelr fathers AMI our fathers "9en We en'efei
IN M sit +. oretiy neary ob-5lste at ,5s Nor,5
The civilization Of the south is Defective, doubt
r.. ,.-. oas !, : ' 80 80; NUN.
right road of CHRISTIANITY. Ii to,aratss uo,ub-
ordination Of Cod law to The . higher law #
,aar 'o rI In. ,''-i T, -. &c
the whole batch Of Northern isms'-r-.n Nor
monism and sbohiion'sm to froe-iov-i>m aai
c,rTv T;ies ca5no1.b. ,sj 4'r. r. ,be -
pupts, to panler to tie hrutsl passions Of ,aeir
ao'ks II Wtnho.i- Us c'n1Ie,,oe from lae1 Ike
senator ''oi'eu Oh lli'a-A' '' De'0'7l' OF H'e--
4es oi ies'-eli. '1-il1'li ~. a'i. -'7
aHi N'uus' AM 'ii'H F-'''-',e vi ma 'i ''i-
eis i'I or yl"s 'LSH guy D.'' H'i ,re
oe9' 'eS, VI us o.l I1' ~ ,l'
PeVp'e VI 'ae ,'o''- anu a5I'N = 'uAt "1'tH
oonE - auo.I, - II a.s "I''S III 'Ns
mus aug ~. s'''.il' IN '-e 'll',7 '','
. !, i1i y l" s,o" ,e s'9. 0u'-
s suie u men CIV iI11''eA " nS' tIe 9'llleIh
:, "eie d" ~ o-'''N VI sue NIi'II r't'e7'
'ne anu ne''l u'h o' ,is iie-loei7 'I ''h-
sress III ue''A's- i''lAuy ln me 9eLA'e-Nele o.
notorious throughout 'ue "eIli wat j. tner +;
bearing now and s'hce the southern members
are no longer present o. restrain those Of the
Norm No assembly oi any o'ilzei p-'pleiu a
me "orld can equai them IL Fu'Eariy, VI ID De d
pf''lty ether Il the reports m1de IN congress, Fl
showing tneir Yenahty' are True Al the last
- ~, '"' '-e~' Va "'P'e-
sen'au'es MT Oovode, from fennsy wanna, and
Mr. "Ashonrne from lIhnoisl stood mp upon the q
Moor, and exhausted their powers OF vItuperI-
ton AMI abuse Of each other The other mem o.
bers stood by, and appeared 20 ENJOY the con- q
test as II at = bear hrht. They were neither "