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Our exchange papers are filled with &C., counts of ant-abolition meetings, held in different parts of the North. called and at tended by the most respectable citizens.- We are giad that they have at length awa- kened from their apathy. The abolitionists themselves are too senseless to learn wisdom and it is time that the intelligent and en- frightened men of the North should put them down, at home. The revolutionary heroes of the North fought for their liberties and their possessions. So did those of the South, and they have right to keep both. If the aboli- tionists had possessed the sense of a blinking owl, they might have known that their inter- mediing would end only in injury to the slaves --in severity, punishment, and death, as it has done in Mississippi and elsewhere,