Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-18
THURSDAY, SEPT. l3, 1855.
sPut Him Record"
The Satanic of this city puts us on record for

"Put Him ON Record"
The Satanic of this city puts us on record for
penning the following:
Talk of the oppression Of King George-it
was nothing in comparison to this internal,
damnable Nebraska iniquity. And yet we
must not say any thing-must not raise our
voices why, forsooth ?-Because the Union
is in danger! Such outrageous proceedings
almost justify civil war Times of .Nlonday
Ho, no! So you haze let the cat out of the
bag !! ''This internal damnable Nebraska in
iquity," will "alnost justify civil war!'-Dem-
0craf. -.
seaT Yes sir put it on record, and let j,
remain there through all time. '.The outrages
growing out Of this Internal, damnable Nebras-
ka iniquity almost justify civil war;" We do
not wish to retract one word, but reiterate the
sentence, ard desire it to be remembered TO
stand forever on the record as our sentiments
concerning the repeal of the Missouri Comp-o-
mise, and the results which followed that re-
peal. But we have something else to put on
record, to which the Satanic is a party. And
We wish that this may also be read and remen-
bered by just such "allies" of ruffians as the
understrapper of the organ Of Rum and Slave
ry has proved himself to be. Let him coolv
perusc the article and then ask himself if such
acts do not justify self-defence on the part of
those abused-if rutfians who set aside tie
whole power Of the Federal Government
should not be dealt with as we would deal
with highway robbers or murdercrs? We
put it on record, and ask for it q careful Pc
rusal:-
Kansas Ruffianism.
The Squatter Sovereign of Aug. 2Sth, has
the following:
"Kansas delmiued of her aid hitherto receired
from her Southern .4llies, arould prOre an easr
prey TO these rapdcious There's of the Morrill,
If, however, the North flatter themselves that
this can be done, we most humbly beg leave to
undeceive them. We can tell the inpertinent
scoundrels OF the Tribune, that they may ex-
haust an ocean of ink, their Emigrant Aid So
cleties spend their millions and billions, their
Representatives in Congress spout their heret-
ical theories till doomsday, and his excellency
Franklin Pierce, appoint Abolitionist after
Freesoilcr as Governor: get are uM continue TO
tar and feather, drOwn, lynch, and hang,
erery ,chiie irered .abolitiomist, pho dares pol-
Iufe our soil.
And though our fair Territory may be re-
fused admittance into the Union as a Slave
holding State, by the political denagogues of
the North, we care as little for their decision,
as for the continued and futile attacks which
have been made upon our rights, by the indeci-
slve cabinet who now administer the affairs of
our nation. For IRE confidently hope that the
last National Congress may meet IN Washing-
ton on the first Monday in December nert ; and
we prophecy with the firm conviction that the
time will verify our words. that never again will
the Southern States OF the Republic suffer die
tation from a set of negro stealers and rascals,
who stand pledged to war upon their rights until
liberation ceases to be virtue"
Let it be remembered that notwithstanding
the President may appoint an Aboltionist or
Free-Soil Governor TO see that the laws in Kan
sas are cnforccd--notwithstanding "Emigrant
Aid Societies may spend their millions and
billions, and our Representatives in Congress
spout their heretical theories till doomsday,"
still the cut-throat followers of Atchson and
Stringfellow, assert that they will set aside all
the laws and powers Of the General Govern
ment, and will
every whitelivcrcd Aboliiionist who dares pollu,r
SOIL"
And the Satanic OF this city justifes these
deeds, and talks about the Republicans of the
North commencing "warfare on the institu-
tions and constitutional rights of the South -
And let it further be remembered that these
same cut-throat villains, whose acts are upheld
by the organ of H. M. Rice of this city,
ssConfiden,Iy hope the last National Congress
may meet in Washington, the first Monday In
December next"
And what is all this for? Simply because
Slavery cannot be peaccably planted OH soil
which for thiry-five years has been dedicated
to freedom.
There is a fixed, unalteraLle determination
on the part Of the South to pcrpctuate and cx-
tend Slavery at all hazards-if not by just, then
by unjust means. No matter whether the
rights of the North are involved in the issue or
not, they must have their way-and when We,
of the North, talk Of the want Of good faith on
the part of the South, then the hirelings Of cor
rupt Northern and Southern dcmagogues be-
come terribly exercised and cry out Il" Oh, you
will dissolve the Union" Hear what Butler
said on this subject in the U. S. Senate, on the
10th of August, 1913:
'Sir, pass your law excluding slavery from
New Mexico and California, and would ad-
wise my constituents from South Carolina to go
out there with their slave property. and with
arms in their hands, to protect their rights in
these Territories" Il would recommen nd them
TO go out there ARMED TO THE TEETH to de-
fend themselves" How would you GUST them
from these Territories Again: Sir, what
ever law you may pass excluding slavery,
would advise our brethren of the South to set
aside that law, and go armed into the Territory,
ready to defend themselves and their property
You may call this Notification, or whatever
else you please, but this is what should do"
Gentlemen propose to admit Irish, Scotch.
Germans, Dutch, all the refuse population Of
Europe, if they choose to go and settle in those
Territories. But a GENTLEMAN from the South
and HIS NEGROES are to he excluded"
' would advise our brethren to set aside
that law" sc. This is the doctrine of the
South; but when Northern freemen resolve
that that law shall not be set aside, then come