Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
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sKETiMxE7seFIHE SELF sTYLRDAeDAcK
RKPUBzcAEs, 10
AsFaoMuLeArEb ~ TaEmrFkDsas.
Ihsve great hopes Of the overthrow d the
UDioa.-=Res. T. Foss.l q .As
sEFaRATioN.
The North must separate from The South,
and organize her owe igsiitulions on o sure
bssis.-William Lloyd Carlson
VeIyERsAL pEaTa.s
In one offhe churches 10 Detroit, ga fesr-
less and faithful minister Of Chrisr'--ss the
Tribune terms him preached an sbolili0n
Sermon, IN which be remarked ss follows;
"BeloIe | would see popular sovereignty
wfested BY force from The people Of the Teri-
tories, tTeferriDg 10 the determination Of the
authorities 10 enforce obedience 10 The laws,)
would have the plains Of Kansas silent with
universal death. Before would haye the lips
of our Senators and Representatives sesied in
cpven silence blythe hard OF Southern yio-
lence, OFFERING 10 the eastiestion bestowed
upon Sumner by Brooks for personal, not po-
liiieal, reasons,)I would see the haliS Of Con
gress ankle deep in bIoodp' :. Ss,rss3.,
THE pSATH STRUGGLE. st
Thushe Rey. Or. Kirk, only pointed ioihe
thunder cloud that hung over us. "God,"
said he, "msy ayeri 1t. Man cannot svert it.
Coaxing, compromise, letting alone are ell loo
late. MI. Brooks is nothing in this matter,
Mr.. Douglass is nothing in this matter. The
doctrine thata negro IS not q man and the
doctrine ibst the negro is man az now come
10 the death struggle, and the nation will
heeye with every coDyulsive struggle OF the
contest. Neither willyield until continent
has been swept with the deluge of civil war
-TIayeler's report OF Bsv. Dr.. Kinks Speech.
POWDER AND BALL. ~ sr .lg
At the meeting of,be Emigrsnt Aid Society,
Rev. Mr.. James, Of Worcester, said:-
"He had no faith in the resolutions passed
by large meetings, and believed ihatpaper res
outions would dono good unless fammed down
the barrel of gun with powder and ball.'
Rev. Mr. Snow, ofLowel, endorsed the sen.
timents utteted by his brother Christian, and
said that he was ready 10 follow him 10 mar.
tyrdon, ~-r Fs.- rs
AWAY WITH THE UNION.
81 love the Union7-and the time has come,
when we must declare we love freedom bet
Ter than the Union."-tEx. Lieut.. Gov. Ford,
OF Ohio. 80
PLEDGED Against THE SOUTH.
emo man has n right TO be surprised at this
state OF things. II is just what we (Abolition-
lists and Disunpnsts) have attempted 10 bring
about. There Is merit in The Republican par
ty. 1t is The first sectional party ever organ
ized in The country. 1t does not know its own
facei and it calls itself national; bu. il not
nationalist is sectional. The Republican
party is party Of The North pledged against
The South."-tWendeh Phillips. ' Y
--tt THE UNION LIE. q .ss,
''This Union Isl lie. The American Union
is an imposture, cOrcnant Uith Death, and an
agreement with Hell - AM FOR IT'S
oVF RTHROW! Up with the flag OF
disunion, that we may have free and glorious
Republic Of our own; and when the hour
shall come, the hour will have arrlved that
shall witness the overthrow of Slavery
[Wm. Lloyd Garrison.
AN ANTI.SLAvERY BIBLE.
"The times demand and we must have An
Anti Slavery Constitution, an Anii-S!averv
Bible, and an Anti Slavery God.''--Anson
Buriingame, Member Of Congress from Massa-
chusetts. u .as
let DisUSIoN COME.
'1n the case OF the alternative being nre-
sented OF the continuance of slavery or q dis
solution Of the Union, am for dissolution OF
the Union, 4 am for dissolution, and care
not how quick it comes.-=[Rufus P. Spalding.
FIRE AND SWORD. .t.-s
"OD the action OF this convention depends
The fate Of the county; if the Republicans
fail at the ballot box, we will be forced ID
drive back the slaveocracy with FIRE and
swurd."-[James Watson Webb. .a9
~ y. REvoLurIoNizE THE GovERNMEvr.
+ 'It is the duty OF the North, in case they
fail in electing President and Congress
that will restore freedom 10 Kansas, 10 reyolu-
tionize the government" i Resolution OF a
Black Repub. meeting in iSconsin. ~ %
LET BLOOD De SHED. o3
al pray daily that this accursed Union NAV
be dissolved, even il blood have TO he spilt5'
Black Republican clergyman al PoughEeep-
sic.
ccT THRoATs. P
"At recent Black Republics meeting ia
Auburn, Fred Douglass said, among oihef
things, that it was The duty Of every slave 10
cat his masters throat. ..t.,
s., BRITISH BAYoNETs. ...
''I look forward TO the day, when there
shall be 8 servile insunection in The South
when the black man, armed with British bay
Ioneis, and led on by British officers, shall as
|sert his freedom, and wage war of exterml-
nation against his master--when the torch of
the ince cendary shall light up the towns and
cities Of the South, and blot out the last vest
age OF slavery; and though may not mock at
their calamity, nor laugh when their fear COM
eth, yet l will hail as the dawn Of political
Imillenium."-[Josbua R. Giddings. .. e.,
The Mothers Law. W
"Forsake not The law Of thy mother" is
lbe text of apiinted sermon, preached by the
Rev. Chandler Robbins, upon the occasion of
the recent death of the mother Of the late
Judge Story, As may be inferred from the fol-
lowing passages, il is an appropriate and beau