The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-01

expect 10 become an empire OF Freemen,
and because oui Union is tie hope Of
struggling Freedom every where -
[Checrs long and loud.l Every public
demonstration have attended here pa
trioIio gentlemen have attempted to turn
into Union saving machine--until am
sick of the en- dless prating about the
union,-being fully satisfied 'ha, they
say Union once aud meaa Negro three
times Laughter,
This Union rest assured, is IN no dan
ger. We Of OHIO do 10, intend to 60
out Of the Union, or let any body else do
so. Loud Cheering.] And if you fl
ibusterihg South Carolina gentlemen
think oil going out Of the Union, please
take retrospective view Of your past
lives and you VIII find this is not the
first time you have tried TO kick out Of
traces. And il you make the trial, it
will not be the frst time you have kicked
hack Remember Old by the E,ern.
al" brought vou up standing, once, and
we OF The Central Northern States and
Western States, lave determined to do
so whenever necessary. Applause.
The gentlemnn from Virginia asks, If
we are SO devoted to the Union at the
North, how 1t comes TO pass that we re-
| turn such men as Hale, Wilson and
Chase to the Senate | will answer
hlm fully and fairly. 1t is the South that
brought such men lato notice, politically.
At the North, the continual agitation Of
The peace OF the Union for the purpose
OF extending Slavery brings into notice
the men at the North, OF giant intellect,
and moral force. Does he understand /!
A mote, like the gentleman or my self,
floats very comfortably 70 q still and
quiet atmosphere but it takes the wild
tornado 10 move tue Embedded rock. --
That poIt.ca, tornado has been raised by
yourselves; by your determination to
ex end, by your fraudulent and uneonsti-
tutional means. the area Of human Chat
tledom. Do you understand me sir 3--
Yes: we thank God we haze such men
as Wilson, a Seward, Su uuneran3
Chase; men who. knowing the right,
have tie nerve TO contend for 10 men ot
uudoubted integrity and ability whose
patent Of nobility comes from heaven
And, mark ve. gentlemen Of the South
the DAYS Of f1unkeyism at the North are
numbered. The Northern Aunkeys are
al dead and damned and If ever anoth-
er one appears to your vision, rest we'll
assured he is illcgitimate. We have
elcrIe1 tven'y-one Representatives. from
Ono; all pledged for the repeal 81 tbis
Nebraska Iplquity, and you will find,
when they arrive there you will have an
accession OF just twenty-one Hales and
Wilson's on that question nth not fun
ty among hem' we Ia ONO do moi
threaten them with political death only;
bat have resolved that If they do not stand
up Tor the reat' IN opposition to the en-
croachmcnls u the slave pfopagandists,
we viii hang them Algh as Haman =
| Long continued appIa9se.l
a gentleman from Alabama cries cut,
"Dole'as was from the North :! Ford
replied 80 was benedict Arnold Tie
bri sA took The traitor md we retained
the territory. Our Southern brethcrn
have taken the territory dld fcti US The
traitor. lAey ought 10 protect, II they
DC desptse hun! Applause aud laugh
ter.
Now, MIR. President. We oil Ob1o pro.
test against this plank IN your platform
as unjust ana ohrlghteous' lhe maJ9n-
y OF our delegation are from Virginia,
the sons q hef SOL and Virginia, IN tile
pufer days oil her common wealth, taught
rs tie lessons ot liberty You will re-
iaember ny tie cesson your State made
TO the General LOv /. OF tile vast North