Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-19

1he Dlsunion Party In Portage Co.
ThS fusion leaders In this county. make little
hssitsncy In prOclaiming the fac, tha, they are
ready and willing 70 do all In their power, to
bring about dissOlStios Of tis Onion.
How soon the time win come, when their or
gan viii openly avow its position on this gues-
tion, we do not know, bat We are convinced, thai
tAs men who control it are favorable to the meas.
are, snd already are sounding the views Of the
members Of their party, a. to the proPriety ol
making the question. The New York TribxAs
the lcadiag Abolition Journal Of the country has al.
ready openly avOwed the disnnion position. The
fosionists every whero are found reading and d.
gestine with a relish the treason Of it, columns.
But We are not surprised at any doctrine that EN-.
Suaies from the abolition facticn-wthout hon.
esy or principles, they are willing to support any
measure that will put money In their pockets, or
secure On election Of their candidates. They are
willing to support Democrat, Il thai party will
pay them for 1t. They will labor to udysnce the
sausc'cf whiggery, II the wings will consent to
divide the spoils. Like the Hessians who opera.
ted with their ancestors In the days Of the revolu
ton, and fought against the freedom Of our fathers
thcy rare not who employs them, nor how dsgrad-
ing the labor to bs performed, they only ask for
waset. When In 1860. the wings united with
tAs and failed 70 secure the defeat OF the democ.
racy, this Fusion editor, exclaimed. "Hersrlter
II Gs and our rendidVtes alone WE hare principles
and party oreuiasation to sastatz." Will he
tsl his readers, what his principles arc. and what
bccame of his "party organization" what be had
"to sustain!" In Massachusetts, this hopeful
faction OF abolition incendarlss, courted the "a
Fet ofthe Democratic party some Of the coun-
lies on the Reserve they held cut inducements to
cur party to defeat the whigs--in counties where
tho wings are stronger than the democrats
LAST fall the slavery question was forgotten, and
THEY werc the regular simon pure unadulterated .
Temperance party-every body that had not the i
sar.marks of an aboltonist, or the chronological
bump" indicating extreme fondness for mig n
gers" largely developed, was put down as
"rummy" and opposed to temperance reform a
This fall, the temperance question is abandoned. G
The slavery question Is 10 such shape that there
can b: no issue made upon it, and there is nothing
left to cling to, but their last and only desperate il
hoPer-the dissolution of the Union. How MANY o
CANDID wHrGs ARE READY 70 ADVOCATE II
rHr DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION! II the whig.I
are not in favor Of it. they are not Of the fusion
'nry. The project Is, to dissolve the Union, in e
'rdcr that out Of the Northern Republic" as q
aHrrrHT OF the Tri5un: terms il, these con-
enptihle abolition disunionists, may carve posi-
ions and places OF power for themselves. They
we'll know that they con never have national
existence so long as our Union 10 maintained. but
when dissolution comes, there will bs q chance
for Greeley, Hall. abby Kelley, Fred Douglas. and
such kind Of material ont OF which to manufacture
This Is the reason the Fusion lead
ers advocate dissolution of the union. =