Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23
THE KoWLs OF TIE APoL1r1oN1srs.

A company Of ~flnatins assembled The othe
day near Jamaica, New York, TO ce lebrate IN
anniversary of British emancipation in III
West Indies. II consisted OF people of ever
hue an complexion, from milk white 10 Goa
black. 1t was addressed by several flaming,
crazy Abolition orators, among whom was th,
notorious Garrison, whose frantic ~violenc,
and blood hound (erocity rather perplexes The
question as 10 whether lie is more deserving o
the mad house or the pillory. We ask III,
Abolition editor offlegiSter, and all those whit
are friends OF thisgloriouS Onion, and who ar,
endeavoring 10 elevate the notorious CHASE
whose sentiments ana feelings ATE the same a,
Gorrisons, 10 give tue following paragraph q
careful pcrusal it is the closing one of the
disgusting h0rangue, delivered by this infn-
nous fanatic on the above occasion.
''This Union lisa lie. The American Union
is an lmpoStnIe, a covenant with death and on
agreement with hell. 4 he question is moi
one OF parchment or OF interpretation. II is a
question Of moral application and moral duty.
But we have shown one weak spot. We
have said that we will hold the American I'm.
ION 10 be paramount 10 everything else, and
will saSrlfice 10 it Sel(-respe;, manhood, liber-
~, and God. This is accepted by slavery as
a cart blanche, and whatever they demand We
give. Charles Summer and Henry Wilson are
Tor Union, and whatever fOTm the Anti slav-
erV sentiment OF The, people generally takes
Tie feeling is entertained that The Union must
and shall be preserved. There is no Union,
Union is eq~uality-Union is reciprocity but
there is no Union about. We have no rights
even as white men. Why continue these ex.
perlments Z 1t is all madneSs--all delusion.--
Let that Union 60, and when il goes Slavery
will 60 with it, and the slaves will rise IN, and
| believe as judges Culver told us, that the
South would be soon coming back al the point
of The bnyonet held by the slaves. | want The
slaves 10 be free, and whatever may stand in
The way Of their freedom | am for its overthrow.
1t is the Church, then proncunclng the
TO be ofSatan and not of Christ, / am
Tor lis overthrow if it is The clergy, then |
Tor pronouncing them 10 be sheep in
wolves clothing, and putting the brand deep
on llelr lorebeadS wherever there is any con-
given TO Slavery, Ouy business here
is with ourselves. We hold in our hunds the
key Whereby the dungeons may be unlocked and
he slaves set Tree. ] do not speak to The
''a'thOiuers; lhey are insane men, incapable OF
fearing or Of making an argument. But to
hose who are pillars Of the system, The peo.
ne OF tie Nor'h, educated and refined, the
,eople who constitute this American Repub-
appeal is 10 them, in the name Of God
nd Liberty. And say 10 them lei us give 10 -,
he winds the Eallying cry NO Union with
.laveho!derS' Up with thefag of diSurion, .
nal we may have a free and glorious republic :
our own, and when that hour Shall come tie !
our Will ha e arrived that shall witness The .
veflhTow of Slavery, and God will have made T.
possible for us 10 he one people from the =,
.!lan!ic TO the Pacific, and like the b lows of !
he ocean we shall mingle together. The :
'ay 10 DO this is 10 make no compromise with ,
'aTeholders or their abettors, and thus weshall y
ave the blessing Of those who are ready TO 7
erlSh and the benedic,ion Of Almighty God. :,
1oud and continued cheer;ng,p' =