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t at the North. That there is a conservative sentiment at the North. That there is a conservative continent in that section, is not to be denied; there were a few just men in Sodom; there was a Daniel in Babylon, left by Jehovah to pronounce the Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin upon Belshazzer the King; but while every morning's dispatches bring tidings of growing and increased hostility in that section, the counter evidences of a conservative reaction are like angel's visits — few, and far betweenMene, Tekel, Upharsin upon Belshazzer the King; but while every morning's dispatches bring tidings of growing and increased hostility in that section, the counter evidences of a conservative reaction are like angel's visits — few, and far between. It was the pithy remark of John Brown, in his marginal notes upon Ward Bercher's sermon, wherein that truculent divine was saying what ought to be done with slaveholders, "why don't he come and do it? " If we were asked to define in a few words the temper of the entire masses of the Northern people towards the South, we should say, that they have the hatred of Brown with the cowardice of Beecher. If a poll were now taken in that section between those who approve and those who disapprove t