"While we do not u see systematic efforts made to
so^w the seeds of discord between the sections," we
do see such efforts made to keep once-existing dis-
cord alive. We see a party, which should be nation-
al, and magnanimous, being sectional and bigoted,
asserting its superior loyalty intelligence and
Patriotism, as entitling it to rule, to the exclusion
0; f all other sections or parties, unless they bow to
their peculiar notions, as to how legislation should
**^ conducted, and by whom the laws should be ad-
ministered. This attitude in the North is calculated
*° create a corresponding solidity in the South.
