Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30
DIsUHIoN AND TREAsoN-BLAgK
REPUBLICAN, SENTIMENTS.

Since Fremont and his party and Black
Republican sentiments are growing 50
much in favor with portion of the Know
No,hings in the South, we have thought
it advisable 10 publish the following ex-
tracts that our readers may have better
idea of what this party is, with whom Fill
more men are fusing in the North. coeles-
cling in Congress and sympathising at the
South:
DIsUSIoy BITTER THAN SLAVERY.
In conclusion, have only 10 add that
such is my solemn and abiding conviction
of the character of slavery. that under a
full sense of my responsibility to my coun-
try and my God, deliberately say, better
civil or servile war-bstier anything
that God in IIis Providence shall send
than an extension of the bounds of slave
ry."-Ron. Htuaee Mann.
THE HIGHER Law.
The good citizen, az he reads the re-
quiremets of this act-,he Fugitive Slave
Here the path of duty is clear. I
am bound to destroy that acs."
Hon Charles lSwn,ner.
BULLETS INSTEAD or BALLOTS.
"If peaceful means fail US, and we are
driven to the last extremity, where ballots
are useless, then we'll make bullets effect
ive." Tremendous applause. Hon.
ErastGs Hopkins.
DIsUNIoN ANYHOW.
81 detest slavery. and say unhesitating-
ly that / am in favr of its abolition by
some means, if it sei 6s all the party or
CARNATIONS in the Union and the Union
itself to the devil! If it can only exist
by holding millions of human beings in the
most abject and cruel system of slavery
that ever cursed the earth, it WAS a gresl
pity that it was ever forl ned. and the soon.
er it is dissolved the bett sr.r-H N I'D.
olson.
DOWN WITH THE UNION.
"Was it not that the cnly hope of the
slave was over the ruins ,>f this Govern
ment and of the America Church, ths
dissolution of tina Union as the abolition
Of slavery. y."-S.ephen C. Oster.
DOWN wITH THE CONSTITUTION.
"a great many people raise a cry abou
the Union and Constitution. al if the two
were identical, but the truth Is, it is the
Constitution that has been the fountain ant
father Of our troubles. .''-ReUe. -end Captain
Henry Ward KLEIN Beecisr-
SPLITTING UPON wAsHI KGroS.
s Remembering he was Shareholder
he could spit upon Washington! EHisse:
and applause.1 The Kisses he said were
Shareholders in spirit. and every one o
them would enslave him if ii ey had the
courage to do it. So near the Feneui
Hall and Bunker Hill, was he not permit
ted te say that that scousDREL. George
Washington, had enslaved ais fellow
men &c. L. Remond. Black Republican
| Orator at rrieneuil Hall.
GENERAL DESTRUCTION
Resolred. That, God helping US, we vii
live and labor-not only for the prevention
of slavery upon the soil Of Kan sas, bu
also for its destruction from the le. igth anG
breadth Of the land.
Rssclred, That the Union was stablish
ed to secure the Liberties of A n,ericar
citizens. When it fails to do that, or
only voice can be, let the Union be dis
solved !'-LolceH Resolutions.
Every NAN GO ARMED.
/ We are northern men, and we ave 1
Senator IN Congress. | am for hslvinf
every man 60 armed, and if he is assail
ed. to shoot down his opponent. --.Mr
Erewsfer's speech at Feneuil Hall.
GETTING RID OF FREEDOM.
I The events of the last few years :snt
months and days have taught Us the less on
of centuries. / do not sec how bari ar
ors community and civilized communit,
4 can constitute one State. think we IN rs
get rid of slavery. or we must get rid o
freedom. .'---R. W. Emerson. al Concord
II REsoLuTIoz WANTED.
Il The following resolution was adopse =
at a meeting of Black Republicans a
, Monroe, Green county. WIS.,. on the 81 ,
July:
i Resofrsd, That it is the duty of ,hs
North, in case they fail in electisga a Pres
IL
freedom in Kansas, to revolutionize th.
Geyernmsni.
DISSOLUTION" DESIRED.
u 'I have said. and take the opporiunit,
to repeat. that, rather than consent tina
the curse of human chattiedom should b.
taken into Kansas and Nebraska. uouls
. prefer 10 see the political elements crun,
: bic into dissolution. ''-tgersfdnd Ledger.