Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18


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spnc!ous .ee. ~ ,n.. s., oa;sbmcnt or
W"a.a y, IansnIs -" % neonie em,.id, of
,svo.y vsu !" r;,;~"rs of K"n,.s rannot he rIis,.
W, ,,,,, am sii,ss an onIv ann v
s M;..o,, .:.ns who hsve a;syrsced the,,
W'"s O. w.. 1, ;,,sa,r.,.ncs in .n,as Affairs i'll
wv ~, ~ he Ssnr;ye or the nid Afforded
~ e.s .I;s ;nts,Sa,e,cs saws fhe Sor,r,ivn she
W ts e.. S,c," Tcre e. admit eJ ali that
~" r,os, v;oisnt of the nd rthe,n presses have
na,,."J.I .nr n, th., slavery IL beiny foreed on
Wss. WIZ, ..ersci mi. admission In likely
a. haze IN The northern half of the JJuion. we
rnve the Missourians to Judge. II seems 10 US
lthot n ,o,.;es hmi noorlv with the doctrine of
!. son,,ier sovereivntyn J. preached nm when the
Kon,", Nshr,ska act was nnssed. Then. the
~som,s of the Nor,h. were to he free 10 settle
Eonyos and her institutions were 10 be deter.
r,;m.a H. ihe voies of her c;t;xens Now thew
20 ~ he est,hlished nv her {" sou,k,r m ali,s. u
Il II may suit the taste--perhaps the inoIlna.
tion--of the Squatter Sovereign aud David r.
Alcbison. to denonnce all Northern men who
settle in Kanzas, and desire to exclude slavery,
as F" AbolitiSnists, - and as rspaeious there's
| Of the Norih." But if any one IN kanzas sup
poses that SLAYER, can be established in that
Territory by any such means, they labor undcr
singular delusion. All such acts OF ruflian.
ism as have lately occurred at the town Of
Atchison, and NIL such denunciations as we
now quote from Strinstellow 4 kelley's paper,
can have but cne result. They keep up the
excited feeling ot The North, stimulate hostility
! 10 our institutions IN the free States, and are
preparing public sentiment IN the larger hall
OF the uhion winch VIII laugh 10 scoIn The pre-
tensions 0l kanzas TO be admitted into the
Chioh as sldpe State. IL inc people OF MIS-
sourl are prepared ior tins condition OF things
50 be 1t. Bat we should have preferred dill
lelenl event. r...+
y Inc sovereign says that The system ol idrr'ns
ana teaher'ng, drow.'Hg. iyneh'ng aud hang.
ing, IS 10 De Continued on lhe aoollt'onis's y
VINO dare 10 pollule our SOIL" we have never
nau any love Iot Inc aoonlionis's, US we uhaef'
sland the ietm. nut sne squalsl sovereign
Understands the term differently from US. Ihat
paper classes as :" aoonuonsS all men VINO
40 NOT agree w'lh y. n. A.ehison IN all nus
views OK VINO aes'ie W uiaAe hahhas nee
stale. rms eNteasion OF ,he term embraces
So la'se part ., .ne PsopIe ot lhe hmeneah
v Tn,on INA, we u,'nN Mess.s olans'eNow
M,uey wiz pe 'onemn". . ia.'su.s oe'o'e VIC.
se. .a,ousn !ne process wn.un lney say me!
nave se.e'hhlaea GU. we "oaia ausise .neih
70 renee, .ha' 'ne saile apou' 70 oe Pta!ea Is
que u ahiea sUa'oe,aSie Wa.e'',, aunuI, peope
eau Mhe paN. W. ., mou,u % s,SS 'ar Me.l at
teht,oh 70 'ne lacr 'na. aHaeI .ne Nanlas Ne
o.SAa act we, we ie! e, ,n W ManAas 70 Iohsa-
e.ea our SOL me N9'm as wen as .!
.ne eou'h anu "'' ~ "e'u 'u' WIG" 'He "e'
"'S p'sseo. -.
we 40 not an'cipaIe' however, iha'the peo-
PIE" me Nofln WIN march TO kanzas ior .he
mere purpose OF hsnlins, until the case De-
COMES desperate. Lhey can occupy them
serves oe..et WIN p,oushshaIes than with
SWORDS. Inc peaceful praines OF Minnesota.
, man me pans oi Aanzas If the latter can
But whenever state Of war actually occurs in