The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
DISUNION AND TREASON.
Black Republican Sentiments.

anu my Tod, deliberately say, better dis
4 union-better a civil or scrvile war-bette
/ anything that God in his Providence shal
send-than an extension of the bonds o
| slavery. Hon. Horace Man,
/ THE HIGHER Law.
The good citizen as he reads the require
ments of this act-the Fugitive Slave-i
hled with horror Herr the natt
OF duty is clear. | AN BOUND TO DIsoDEI
THIS ACT" ~-Uon. Chas. .Sun4ner
| BULLETS INSTEAD OF BALLOTS.
If peaceful means fail u.s. and we arc
driven to the last extremity where ballots
are useless, then wen make bullets effect
fve." Tremendous applause )-Uoa Lras
| t,ss Hopkins
DIsUEioN ANYHOW.
detest slavery, and say unhesitatingly
that am in favor of its abolition by some
means, II 1T sends all the party organizations
IN the Union and the Union itself to the
devil II 1t can only exist by holding mil
mons OF human beings in the most abiect
and cruel system of slavery that ever cursed
The earth, IT was great pity that it was
ever formed, and the sooner it is dissolved
the better. II H. AaIison.
DOWN WITH THE UNION.
as II not that the only hope Of the
slave was over the ruins Of this Government
and Of the American church-the dIssolu-
uon OF the Union was the abolition Of Slave
ry. .'-Stephea e. Eostc
DOWN WITH THE CONSTITUTION.
A great many people raise a cry about
the Union and the Constitution. as if the
two were identical but the truth is it is the
Constitution that has been the fountain and
father of our troubles. RE. C0ptaia Hen
ry Hdrd Hiitcps Bcecher
sPrTrISG UPON WASHINGTON.
" Remembering he was STAKEHOLDER be
could spit upon Washington, (hisses and ap-
plause-) The Kisses, he sad, were slave
holders in spirit, and every one of them
would enslave him if they had the courage
TO DO it, So near the FancuiI Hall, and
Bunker Hi, was he not to be permitted to
say that that sCoUNDKEL, George Washing
ton. had enslaved his fellow uen:'-L /.
HeHond, Blaek Republican OrQtor at fa-
heuit HaU
GENERAL DESTRUCTION.
ResolUed, That God helping US, We will
live and iabor-not only for the prevention
Of slavery upon the SOL Of Kansas, but also
for its destruction from the length and
breadth Of the land
Eesoire3, Iha, the Union vas established
to secure the liberties of American citizens.
" hen IT fails TO do that, our ouly voice can
be- let the | Mon be olved.-LDueu Re
solutions.
EVERY &AS GO ARMED.
1--WE are nortnurn men and VIC have I
Senator in Congress | am for every man
going armed, and If he Is aSsailcd. 10 shoot
down his opponent '-Nr Byevster's Speech
at faneUiE HaN
CITING RID or FREEDOM.
The events of the last few years and
months and days have taught Us the lessons
Of centuries. do net see how barbarous
cn-n rnunifJr - -...---! ---------.-'.r
one State. | think we must get
rid of slavery. or we must get rid Of free
dom. "-R. ". Emerson! at Cuncord
RESOLUTION WANTED.
The following resolution was adopted at a
meeting Of Black Republicans at Monroe,
Green county, Wisconsin, on the 3l,t ult:
Hesoieed, That it is the duty of the
North, in case they fail in electing a Presi-
dent, ard Congress that vii restore free
dom TO Kansas, 10 rer0iutioHizs the GoUern-
H.eEt"
DISSOLUTION" DESIRED.
3" have said, and take this opportunity
to repeat that rather than consent that the
curse OF human chatte.dom should be taken
into Kansas and Nebraska would prefer
to see the political elemen crumble into
dissolution. y CieJtIaHd Ledier
EFFECTIVE AGGRESSION
There is higher law than the constitu-
lion which regulates our authority over the
domain. Il slavery can and must
De abolished, and you and i must do it.
Correct your own error that slavery
has constitutional guarantees which NAV
lot be released, and ought not TO be relin-
pushed. You will soon bring the
parties of the country into an effective ag-
sression upon slavery Wm. H. !Secard.
GREAT HOPES
" have great hopes of the overthrow Of
he Union. n."-RcD. r. F6ss
SEPARATION
" The North must separate from the South
md organize her own institutions on sure
,asis.- WUliam LLOYD Garrison.
UNIVERSAL DEATH.
In one of the churches Of Detroit "a /
earleSs and faithful minister of Chrst'--as /
he Tribune terms hIm-preached an aboli- .
ion sermon, in which he remarke cd as fol- /
ows:
g Before / would see popular sovereignty /
Trested by force from the people of the Ter /
'itories Creferring to the determination of 4
he authorities TO enforce obedience to the /
aws), | would have the plains of Kansas ST. |
ent with universal death Before | would |
zee the lips of our Senators and Representa-
ives sealed in craven silence by the hand |
If Southern violence (referring to the casti- |
cation bestowed upon Summer by Brooks, I
or personal, not political reasons), l would |
Zee the halls Of Congress ankle deep in |
,lood!"
THE DEATH STRUGGLE.
Thus he (Rev. DIR. Kirk only pointed to |
he thundercloud that hung oyer u.s. "God," |
'aid he, "may avert it. Man cannot avert |
t. Coaxing, compromise letting alone, are I
III too late. Mr.. Brooks is nothing in this |
natter, Mr.. Douglas is nothing in this mat
er. The doctrine that a negro is not man, |
md the doctrine that negro is man, have |
now csme to the death struggle, and the ma
ion will heave with every cOnvulsive strug-
,le Of the contest. Neither will yield until
continent has been swept with a deluge of
,ivil war. -1rareter's report Of Rep. DR..
harEs Speech
POWDER AND BALL.
At meeting of the Emigrant Aid Socie-
y, Rev Mr. James, of Worcester, said:
He had no faith in the resolutions pass
ID by large meetings, and believed that paper
resolutions would do no good unless rammed
lown the barrel of gun with powder and
,all."
Rev. Mr. Snow, of Lowell, embraced the
sentiments uttered by his brother Christian,
md said that he was ready to follow him to
AWAY WITH THE UNION.
I" l love the Union-and the time has come
when We must love freedom better than the
Cor. Ford, Of Ohio.
PLEDGED AGAINST THE SOUTH.
I" No man has right to be surprised at
his state of things. 1t is just what We
Abolitonists and Disunionists) have at
empted to bring about. There is merit in
he Republican party. 1t is the first section