Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12
From the Jefferson Examiner.
g. s. Park and his Confederat..

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Is found in his speeding to ST. Lou;s
ing his Abolition friends, and howl;n,! ~
his master about Notification and r.. IKE
ion. He has been engaged lately in cm;.
ing through the Democrat all Missouri.
who have shown their opposition to the 81
version of Slavery In Missouri by enco.O
aging emigration to Kansas, and ban;sI
ing domestic traitors.
Park, like his friend of the Democ,,.
wishes to see Kansas patterned after M
sachusetts, where the dissolution of y
Union is openly advocated, the Constr.
ton of the United States nullified and y
Bible denounced as humbug. Miss I
rians who advocate emigration to Hans.
as an act OF self preservation, he calls D. S
unionists and Nullifers; while toward i,
/ Massachusetts friends, who forced an n,
natural emigration thither for the decla,.s &
purpose OF lnjuring the institutions of Ms
souri,, and endangering the safety Of 4.
Union, he has just as little to saw as \.
Missouri Democrat or Jefferson inquirer
The Northern assault heretofore, Will
Park and his confederates have been e.
couraging. is likely to pEoFe but foretaz.
Of that which is TO come. If there is am.
thing betokened by the action of Northen
fanaticism, the people Of Missouri, VI
have to combine more strongly for Sd.
preservation. Whether we wish the issu.
or not, It must soon come. Missouriars
have nc choice IN the matter. They az.
the assailed; their foes have sought tier
at their own hearthstones, and they bars
now to be crushed under their feet, or strike
in self-defence. Where then will be Park
and his confederates? VIII they not then
as now be found on the side of the Norha
Every Northern Free State is now e.
clusively controlled by men who declare
that as kansas Free will be the deaf
knell of Slavery in Missouri" expenditure
of money, Congressional Legislation, am
every influence conferred on them by 81.
perior numerical power, shall be brought 10
bear to accomplish that result. PeopL
thus fanaticai, who reward Judges, cour,
and juries with public honors for nullifvnr
the Fugitive Slave Law, and crush Con-
missioners who dare to execute it; whopay
the fines and expense of trial of mob lea.
ders who rescue fugitives from tie Us
officers having them In charge, will no.
hesitate to open their Golfers when it CONES
/ to sustaining on slave soil such Free-SOl
presses we now have i'm Missouri.
That salaried Abolition agents in de
State, is an undisputed fact The object
to steal, and render slave property inse.
cure. Of course those who support and
apologize for Park are no: alarmed at tits
state of things. All they are alarmed at
is, that the people of this State will moi
submit to the intentions of the Negrc-
Stealing Propaganda relative to Kansas and
Missouri.
They talk about mob law, of the danger
to society of encouraging the lawlessneS
of irresponsible mulutudes, and character
ize the destruction of the Parkville Lu.
minary as the act of such fanatical, blind
ed assemblage; all this alarms Park ana
his confederates, who as usual, wheI
alarmed at anything done by the friends o.
the Union In Missouri, howl about Null
6cation and Disunioni But why are they
not alarmed at the notification Of law ei
the North? Why do they not characterize
the Northern Abolitionists-iheo only class
Disunion-as Nullifiers and Disunionists!
Why are they not alarmed at the existence
in the North of organized societies TO stea
negroes2 And why are they SO horrifed
when the agents of those negro-stealing
societies are banished the State2 They
profess to be Union-loving, law-ahiding
people, yet cooperate with those who oVen-
ly preach disunion, glory In violently nH-
lifying the law, and organize societies 70
plundering the Slave States. But thos
, who are alarmed at this state Of things
who do respect the great bond of union
the q. S. Constitution, and who ask III
protection of rights it was formed to secure
not annul, Park and his confederates cal
NuIlifiers and Disunionists. No epithet
too harsh for those who oppose the nulf
: cation of that great work of our patriot
, sires, whose only sin, like that of thei
forelathers, is that they respect it too mucl
yet for those who characterize it as ''coye
nant with he'll" and claim that because tn
Free States have the po,rer it is right I
annul it, they have no terms but those G
, endearment, no opposition but denunCla
ton of their Constitution-loying foes, an
no hatred for their treason but to Wilt
their treason-hating enemies.
Future harmony cali be secured to u
5 Union only by faithful observance of til
, rights of all the parties to the bond unde
which the State confederated. If one pre-
vision is nullified when the power to do S
is obtained by the North, as is now the cas-
and was years ago ihreatened-if NIGH
to cause the despoiling of the South in on
particular, is to make it right, and all th
efforts of Missouri and Northern Free
l Sellers are directed to the acquisition
such power, then manifestly they are a
practical NuIlifiers and Disunionists. Ye
they charge these crimes on those who an
their most bitter opponents. 1t is the ''stG
, thief" cry to divert putl.c attention iron
their own treason.
We ask impartial men to survey the fie'
and see who are the true Dlsunionlsis--
D Let professions be thrown aside, and me
be judged by their acts. Does not the sale
ty, the perpetuity of this glorious UniOr
depend upon the triumph of those charge
! by Park and his confederates with being
NuIlifiers and Disunionisss7