The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
4OIittita[.
Prom the OHIO Statesman
The War of Abolitionism.

tioa IN Georgia to settle Kansaswish slave
holders. Toe Alabama Journal says;
1--WE learn that an application will BE-
made 10 the Legislature for an appropriation
OF 500, 900, to he used under sufficient
au pices and securities for the promotion OF
migration of the proper sort Of men TO aid |
{ TIE gallant Southern pioneers of Kansas ann
Western Missouri in protecting the instiu-
tOnsS which they dps re from the emigra
lion schemes of the AbeliliJrists TO destroy
shem."
Ii.was ia an evil hour for the peace
prosperity aud stability of our nov happy I.
couatry when the Abolition Lords Of tie
Loo in New Ea Ian resolved 10 combine
their capital, and con,pire together for
monopoly of the Government Lands in Kan
sa,! Theirs is no cvi which Congress sho'd
'~So carefully guard against, as monopoly
of these lands, the price of which Govern
ment reduces, for the ben ii, OF the poorer
farmer. mechanic and lab ,rer. In tbs view
8f the question, the movement Of The New
Easltnl Tories upon K ,nsas, was all wrong
for nobody believes tn they had any
ideaoi benefling the -acu tlreg sent ca, BY
the operation,
Bat. it is proclaimed openly, that these
Esnisrant All Societies were formed foI
neither of these purposes that neither the
good Of the emigrant nor a speculation in
lands was their obj-ct--.htt tLeir purpose
was to ogt vote or 10 down another class
Of citizens, Of 1 tTerent p',io This was
cqlsIly wrong! Oar reaiers all remember
the exctemea aud Indignation created in
1910. aud on subsequent occasions by tie
emigration OF men tr IN ne S,att to anoth'
er, r the irpose OF Illegally influencing
the ba lot box! 1t was then called pipe
layin an from the decided marie in
which it was frown upon by the people, it
Was hoped it would never again be pracu-
ced. Bat Know Nothingism revived it
gain to some extent, OF late years. OF ibis
nature Of pipe laying, the game played by
the New England Enigrant Association,
largely partales-and they may ~ prop
ery be styled the '"New Eo gland Pipe Lay
ins Asscciation!'
L will nct do 10 say, that these men, who
have emigrltei to X ,nsas under the ioda-
i eace an partz3nship Of the-e NV Ens,
land pipe layers, went there to settle upon
the soil--for nine tenths of them had nc
means OF getting there, much lass Of pur'
chasing laals Hundreds Of them male no
locations, and had no Intention of remain
ing longer than thyir board was paid; which
a wpald have been no longer than their votes
coall be used They may, come Of them
have gone there to remain, anl make i;
their homes, but the first, mnin AMI para
mount object of their appearance in that
territory, was to vote down il certain 9th l
cllss 81 ciIzeas-then, at that time, class
actually residing there AMI the only perscr'
having proper right to vote. This WI
notoaly improper INT Illegal! A com0na
ton Of wealth and men, in Ohio, 10 procur
class of voters to move into Massachu
sets, and there to b. employed in manu-
I'm featuring until they become voters, for tn
Aexpress purpose Of voting against the in
te ests ofthe capitalists Of thlt S,ate, wo''
be Illegal and unjust, and would lead t.
+. angry retaliation and boodshad-rs rsnlerins
riIicuous AMI absurl the elective principle
Of our government. Of sim liar nAtu.,
G .
onizino Kansas for like purpose. And
he's led to the formation Of antagonist
combinations in other States. TO countcrac
The eff ct Of the former, and already ria
and bloodshed has disgraced the virgin sol
ofthat beautiful territory! For these results
ss and all the evils that are likely to follow
the New England Abolitioniss are respon
siblei
But We have not shown up the worst fea
tnre of this mfamy. We find the lollowin!
paragraph in the New York Tribune, out
Of the organs Of these pipe laying socetie
"To guard against fresh Missouri in
yasion on the day appointed for this secon
eIectIDD, IN INV toiCh HhtSf was FiNflcNf'
4 threatened, the people of Lawrence aske
and received from their eas crn friends
hundred or two of Sharpes r fias, the new
Of the arrival Of which, packed in boxe
and marked "books" produced a grea
crashing Of teeth, knockinI Of knees an
fdueh swearing among the border Iufilan;
hutsalso secured to Lawrence very quie
eectio,, free from any foreign interference
Tie experiment having worked so well
Other settlements of the Free State me
asked and received from their Easter
friends similar assistance toward the presel
walton Of peace and order"
Not many months ago Henry War
Beecher proclaimed from the pulpit, that r
aes would be sent to Kansas, to be put ir
to tie hands Of pipe layers who had bee
sens into that peaceful country! Aud thes
are The fruits Of his pious recommendation
were TIE men fools enough to suppose TIL
such conduct would not provoke retail sti1
thai it would not lead to civil war?
Il i'd vaia they tel US, that the MissouriaI
invaded Kansas and votel them down.
Has not Missourian as good right
yose III Kansas, as Massachusetts Abo