The daily union., 1856-03-28
From the Deiroit Free Press
FEROGITY OF ABOLITIONlSM.

From the Detr,. Free Press
FEROGITY OF ABOLITIONlSM.
Sharpes rifles article In the creed of the negro
worshippers-a plank in their platform. They their
missionaries Kansas not with Bibles but with incen-
diary abolition publications and Sharpes rifles They de-
clare their determination to aboonze Kansas by force OF
Sharpes rifles and only this but it seriously pro-
posed in black republican Kansas aid meeting at AL
bauy the other day, attack slavery in the Aates with
Sharpes rifles We quote from speech delivered at that
meeting by Gerrit Smith:
There was one thing be (smith) regretted to hear
that Of tie leaders o the freeSate party in Kansas
will not resist, sc. But they must resist, and must
stand By them.
"would you obey the tuqitiveslave bill There may
be men with souls 30 mean that they would do But
there few such in part OF the State for zoe rescued
Jerry and walked him that infamous act 10 reedom
Would that some of our statesmen of the North, who
slapery has rights If they would slavery would
become powerles Many North and South are ready to
destroy slavery il bold oud bit begin the work
His respected friend, Gov. Chase of Ohio had recently
a noble opportunity; when the kdnappers came to take
hack those ugitives he should have called out the State
mia and compelled the kdnappers to back to Ken
lucky, or hdce shot them d0~n"
Behold the doctrine! Resistance in Kansas; notification
of the fugtyesave law by force; unqualified declara
ton that slavery has rights and that it should be de-
sroyed also by force the employm of the State militia
by abolition governors to "shoot down. all southern men
who seek to reclaim fugtves Behold the doctrine
This meeting which these doctrines enunciaed
held in the capital of the State of New York 1t
assembage OF Garrison fanatics but of leaders Of
the back-repubcan Seward party. Among the subscrip
tons of hundred dollars by the Albany Eve
ming Journal and another of the amount by the Al
sany Regster-he former Stewards recognised organ and
the lately bought by the Seward interest Gerr
Smith gave three thousand dollars and Edward Deevan
one thousand; Peter G. Webster Of Fort Plain" contrib
uted "a Sharpes rifle Mr.. Hammond subscribed the
10 ..nI
the Argus says the donations of the night were character
ized for rifles
Does the render other proof OF the atrocity Of alb
olonism? We have it at hand In the Senate Thurs
day one of the senators having read from
English paper in which this language was used-"K we
have Richard Crur de Lion, have name
which will carry liberty millions and the emancipation
by force arms OF the slaves of the American States will
be connected the end of all time with that rayingwo
of freedom vctoria"Mr. Butler of South Carolina said
q" feel that 1t is of justice in connection with the
extract which my friend has read from the British print
atrocious ii and the very recital Of its falsehoods
makes my blood boito say that have seen, 10 news
paper Of the United Sates having, II Is said more
tensvo circulation than any other statement scarcely less
ntrocous than the which he has read from the English
newspaper know Of part OF the United States which
would join heartily In maintaining the honor of the
conderacy than the southern States but at the
very time when is threatened, read in newspaper
sent to the other day-sen to me- perhaps because II
feared that otherwise would not read ta statement
that with Great Britain would have other results
than those which have been contemplated 10 the mainte
nance of treaties and that result would be that the
Virginia capes the Carolina Shores and all the southern
coast ould be open TO the enemys ships that there
could not be found ten thousand fighting among the
efemina,e owners Of slaves but that fifty thousand we'll
armed trained and disciplined soldiers could be brought
together in short time put down their masters and
thus effect the liberation Of this class Of people
"Now, sir, arocous s the sentiment OF the paper
from which my friend from Mississippi has read, would
pat in comparison with il who claims the OF
h..fL huti thco nnf
who claims the relation Of brother and uters such
scntiments, would rather him burnt in bonfire OF
bis own papers than undertake to countenance him.
have doubt that the English paper In measure got
its information from the paper TO which allude. Ny
friend from Mississippi has indicated spirit TO maintain
the honor Of this country and the South entertans as
much OF that spirit any other portion Of the Union and
yet at the very time when manesting IT, news
paper from Epgand is quoted deriving, have no doubt
It's information from the newspaper 70 which have al
luded which has of the most extensive circulaons In
the United States"
We need suggest the title of the paper TO which Mr.
Butler alluded II must TO every reader Ii is the
leading black republican journal In the United States II
gives shape far than any half dorm Of its pegrowor
shipping contemporaries to the policy Of the negroworshp
pers' party.
We see what that policy is II free Itis the force
arms Il Ia the incarnate spirit Of boodshed II is
civil war,hat aternal collision which brings brother in
deadly conflict with brother and arrays father against
tract from the Havana correspondence OF the Southern Ad-
vocate:
"when entered the grounds observed several ne
rroes digging Trenches about two feet deep, and VI hor-
ror these fellows digging up the bones OF human
beings scattering them In every direction, the long hair
and Crayeclotrs strewed all roundthe sight was re-
voting had not BEEN there long when saw four men
bearing corpse on slight frame. They were smoking
and chatting lively " on their way TO wedding
party. IL the body Of young woman her clothes
were and she pitched into the trench without
ceremouy-Do shed q her grave The dead
are not buried in collins quick lime Is applied freely to
promote and hasten decomposition The clothes torn
70 prevent body from being taken up Some make
Il business hire cofns and clothing for funeral
sons next six bring the body Of a very large
man Some difficulties among the undertakers,'
which thought would end in fight third corpse
brought and deposited In shallow pit
The last interment that OF little girl Her beau
fuI black eyes not closed there was heavenly
smile on her sweet faceshe bad left earth before
becoming contaminated by the poison Of the old serpent"
Tpr PRovIpEseR ousToN-HoUsE,-The Providence iR. IT,
Transcript states thai the customhouse to be erected
in ,ha, city is 70 be complete the 4tb Of March, 1857
With the DOME which 1t thought will be added to
the building, the cost will be $4,000.