Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-12

|dy-guard Of the Marshal, who had arrested
a fugitive slave-or td Sse lbs expressive
laeg9ege. sa.azsp like ourselves was kid
In Hoston and caxisd 6lfDugh the
fes ito be sgns med ts endless slavery"
81 aicatii 9 hnself ffonn sueki a heinous
in Pr fp he tiaslars With pro-sla-
Very Sentiments he says:
"1he poscer Of language does not permit
ne 70 empress the utter toathing haze for
the conduct attributed to me- Far sooner,
woald Ibe tie poor guiueriinqg pretehh On The
readagain to Mesagony Of bondage, th4a,.a
uolunteer guard to, aid IN his, return. He
who inverted the Charge grossly slandered
me; they who repeat Or believe it do not
know me.
..Hss not frus thai am, or isaue eper been,
IN ,faaos of the fugitive sIdse bill. necer
|Uoted tqs asnsaas,shosaf faU1ed 1T, 11aoaOing
such to bA hassUieacs, and mast re7z MACH
change 9epTe sever do-s / meyer, by word,
ACT or vote, favored its passage, and am an
advocate of its essential notification, OF IN.
lieu thereof, ITS UNeeNDIT1oNAL REPEAL"
Gardner + further fhunfthsaf says sssf&7F
oGs'Were,h nota Little egetistieal I.might,
isays my heart beats as earnestly for the
rights of the North, and nay determinations
!areas sse6dfast TO ofPosE THE AGGREss,
IONS OF THE SOUTH, as yours of your infor-
mant's." >ssk
And yet, the election ofthis man, is claim
ed by the Pioneer as an American triumph triumph
lit is such Victories we protest against. The
tree is known by its fruit, and if the cleo
itions at the North, are to be taken as the
fruits of Know Nothingism, then we say it
is high time pro-slavery mendeNery where,
were raising their voice against snch a par
ty. We see it embraces in its support, men
who are for the repeal of the Kansas bill
or restoration of the Missouri restriction
and for the repeal of the fugitive slave law,
and for breaking down every constitutional
guaranty to the South, of equal rights with
other sections ofthe Union. Are Southern
or pro7slaEery men, ready to unite with a
party, that exuIts over the election of a man
that boasts of opposing the aggressions of
the sobTH!' It may suit the Editors of the
Pioneer to claim such election as an Amer
iican triumph, but we opine they will find it
dif6cuftto find any to rejoice with them, un-
less they gote the Wakafusa. How many
Southern menwiH confess to having follow
ed In the lead of such men as Gardner, the
Abolition and Know Nothing candidate for
Governor in Massachusetts
u That the controlling spirits of the Know
Nothing party at the North, are using it for
the purpose of general combination and
fusion of al isms, the elections in Massa-
chusetts, and other Northern States fully
demonstrate and confirm the statements of
one Of the Know Nothing organs, that the.
"ABOLIsHMENT of Saueryllat such iime
as voatld be good for master and slave IS The
CHIEF OBJECT to be accomplished by the
order"
That we have establishedby one at least,
who is recognised by the Pioneer, as the
Know Nothing candidate, there is coali-
ton between the Know, Nothings and Alb
olitionists, in Massachusetts,, does not admit
of doabt. And having established that
fact, we leave the Pioneer, to Tevel in its
glory that the Americans, alias Know
Nothings ''have swept every thing before
them"
DELAwARE RESERVE. Mr.. Mccoy is
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