Tbe place bolder* of Looofoooisat ara so
•©customed to tremble at the orack of tha
alave driver's whip, tbat no absurdity of
pusillanimity on their part wili gurpUe the
•ountry. But it WHS bardlf to be anticipa
ted, aftor the battle that hasjust been fought!t0
and the glorious victory that has hpen won, i
preserving
the Union but by ignoring
—an oligarchy of slaveholders—to rule tho
Majority. We opine there is a more excel
lent way, which waa understood by our
father*, and which will be adoptod by Lin
OOln and Ilamlin, wh^a the former takes
poaaeasion of tho White House-, ttnj the
latter sits in the Presidential ahair of the I
taid to have be«*n a hu&^, Ue has been urged
|0 reeign in order that Buchanan might ffH
bis plaoo with a Dred Scottite, but be insists
tfeat be will stick it oat and die it barnetf.
(f^TTba only daughtsr of l)r. Carey A.
Jrimble, of CbilJiaothe, O., member of Con»
t(lAu
ft elandestint marriage, last week.
Racaiiica «n Anil»lonjiii«
M«UI.
Washington aorrespondeni ©fMi«
couri Republican aaya:
Every voice from the 8outh but tends to
•Wall the dismal cry of secession and dis
union. That which, a few months ago, was
charged by Senator Douglaa aa being the
secret purpose of the secedera at tbe Charles
ton Convention, but which waa then moat
vehemently denied by them, is now publicly
admitted to be so and that Union which all
patriot# havo been taught to love ia to be
shattered at tbe behests of those Southern
Aationai Democrats, against whom the
Charleston Convention, and the whole coun
try, were warnoj in vain.
