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NORTHERN DoU6H-FAcEs AT THE SOUTH.
NJ Clay in his True American copies the remarks
of the Christian Advocate and Journal on North
ern men who go to the South and become Slave
bolders-which appeared in The Tribune some
time since-and adds


ave know such wretches Cold -blooded calculat.
ing inhuman they stand among men, hated objects OF
losthing and At great pro-Slavery neeune
when the blood up and excitement runs high and any
thing any body will be borne with that joins IN th


mass movenent-even then, the voices OF these wrecnes
chill the very blood Of all upon whose ears they fall
Society knows them; socie ty marks them. Not even
Cain who bore the stamp of the vengeance OF the Al
mighty upon his brow stood more alone or more cursed
than they. They are the very dregs Of humanity


Mr. Clay takes occasion also to sketch the features
of another class of Northerners with Southern prln
ciples 1t is first rate notice. and, with some
slight changes of phraseology, would answer equally
well as description of still another class OF Editors
whose trucking subserviency to Slavery is still
more disgusting and offensive, because 1t has not
even the poor apology of a residence in Slave
State:


There is another class better odor among Southern
ers because used by them their tools but VINO are
only less contemplate because less STEPPED IN crime.
We alude TO those Northern men. who, as EdnoTs go
the whole the subject OF Slavery. The vie ieNo"s
are loudmouthed when talking, writing on this
subject If there is disturbance in the pnbic mind-i
shareholders excited and depounce their opponents
these go ahead of themare more bitter and vio
lent-and assume to be the born champions OF the
slavocracy And wherefore Because they fear, com
ing from the North they do. that they will be suspected
il they do not pursue this course. The hypocrites
They give the lie their hearts-to the teachings
of their early homes-to every conviction-and they
know it and Southern know it. too, and therefore
they stand in their eyes the bases OF hirengs-the
most groveling of human Swiss.


We m


name and place. 1t is tirne that they should have both
-does not the Louisville Courier think so Y