Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
ure-Blaok Republioanism-


The following resolution was adopted at a
meeting of Black Republicans at Monroe
Greene county, Wisconsin, OH the 3lst ult: 3
Resolsed, That it is the duty of the North. in
case they fail in electing President. and Con-
gress that will restore freedom to Kansas, TO
rep0luti0nizs the gOcernmenf.~ s-,.l es-rs-f i' o.
This is Black Republicanism unmasked,
ouispeken, candid and to the point. d. Such
are the sentiments inculcated by that section
al party. The. above expression is one Of
thousands of such which are uttered BY the fa-
natical devotees of sectioualism.. The ex.
preston above is one in keeping with the
policy of Black Republicanism IN Kansas
which dictates war, rapine and bloodshed,
because of its inability 20 secure political
power in the Territory. Rebellion; revolu-
ton, is the remedy, and, throughout the
country, that party counsels and maintains
its tools there for the violation Of the laws of
the land. The columns of its press now
TEEN with accounts of outrages 'perpetrzted
instigated, counselled and paid for by the par
ty in the States, in the hope that the odium
thereof may fall upon their opponents, nthe
Democracy, and Black Republican leaders in
the coming election hope to reap political
power In consequence. Failing in this the
Monroe meeting poiifts to the aernier resort
revolution If Black Republcanism fails Of
success in the coming election, revolution
and disunion is frankly announced as the
next step Of party whose leaders, to Sc
cure political power, are intoxicating this
reasonable sentiment throughout the free
States. "'' 80 t.' "N' g." 81
Goverened by the tactics whicli have pre-
vailed, can BlackRepublicanismiead TO any,
thing else T? Their presses. from Greelev's
Tribune down to the most Insignificant of the
corps4their orators. from Seward and Sum-
ner, down to the cross road spoTter, are all
engaged in the unholy work of embi,tering
the North against the South. 1t is not mar
yellous, then, that such sentiments as we
have quoted should take root among the
blind followers of treasonable leaders, whose
lust for power overrides every sentiment OF
devotion to the country's ihterests-Ato the I'M
tegrity of the national Union. i"o"n l'f'
They would lead their followers to believe
that the outtages whitir are ROW rife in Kan
sas are the result of Democratic measure
when the energies Of their patty, its tai
\ ent and its money, are constantly devoted "a
the production Of f'the. evils out of which
they seek to make political capital. Failing
to obtain the power they craved, they have
/ done what is above recoi6mended in case O
| failure on more. extended theater. The
condemnation BY a ma ajority Of the people o.
the country, of their reasonable pohcy,ais t.
be followed by civil war of greater masni
| tude The whole Union Is TO be embraced
! within its scope. In'the name Of freedom
in Kansas trey treaten TO appeal to'afrns I,
4 obtain what they cannot secure bv the ballot
.Sharpe's rifles and revolveis are 70 supply hi
! place. go 'i-
i 1t is to this entertainment the people o
the country are now invited by Black Repub
.l.licanism. Treason and civil war Isl boldl
, talked OF as aireinedy for evils OF its ow
concottiftg,I add honest menAAmerican pal
!, lriots, are unblushingfy solicited to pattcipst
in the Njllainy.--Wipois State RsgistsT- -
-. o. A little orphan girl, Miss BARBER, G
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