Wh 't are we o xning to 9 Men of the
Sooth whither are you drawing us? "Do
our neighboring republics," said Jackson in
his memorable Proclamation wbioh we yes
terdav spread in all before oar readers,
"every day suffering some new revolution or
otJTjten trirg wrth wmtrirew insurrection—do
they exoite your envy?" Tbis question,
(Tfrfhe Louisville Demoorat (Douglae)
•peaks very plainly und sensibly. Weq io'o:
Now is the time for that Southern Confed
the fire-eaters a piece of ad^ioe. We know
they will not tnke it but it's our duty, or at
lea-t our inclination to offer it. It is just
this: Wben this Confederacy is attempted,
esent counselors of tbe
tbe Rhetts, the Break
more to do with Buch
cbuckl'h^ails as Bright, Bigier A Co. I be
reeson is plain Thf South and her friends
h«d the power in tbe Federal Government,
aud the opportunity to ke«p it. These tuul
tonheads threw it away for nothing. Tbsy
were even more eilh than the dog that drop
ped tbe bore of meat in his mouth to plunge
aft^r itd shadow. They eodidn't keep ttie
power they had in this glurioun Union our
futheis mudc. How will they make one half
as good If it were well made to their bands
the? hnve not the capacity to keep it. Dis
miss the whole of them, and try somebody
else. None could do worso bo that there
could tj.ft._M mistako in employing anybody
else.
The Sooth wakes up this morning roueh
like a man who has been on a drunken frolic.
