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North, as exists among any people on earth, and that at the polls they will as freely and fearlessiy express their opin- ions. We venture to say, that no man in the North has ever been threatened with sscrlcifrios," for the free exercise of his opinion, yet this has been Col. Sc yier's language on more than one occa- sion. Buck has been so long in leading strings and bought uP bi. treasury faf, that he judges all others by himseli.- Knowing that he Is always governed by sclfintcrest, he thinks all others are like himself Why this disposition Buck, to make war on the Northern people?- No other reason under heaven can be assigned, but the naked fact, that they have heretofore voted independently, and refused to be dictated to by Wood ruff and his faetion. Was ever such outrage known. as those sweeping at- tacks on the people of the North? their integrity. their patriotism, and tAeir in- 4tefligencc in body, form continual ssll1ect,of abuse for the malice of this ''aouatc5onk politician. The peofle Of the North understand, and duly appre- eiate these malicious and repeated as- saults.