The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-08-13
-nlack-Republican Sentiments.

That the Black Republican organiza-
ton can never succeed without disunion
and civil war-that it leads directly to
those events, has long been evident to
those persons who are familiar with the
resolutions and speeches of their speak
ers and orators. To create a bitter feel
ing of hostility between the North and
South, has for many years been their
aim and determination. No foreign ma
ton was aver denounced with such in
tense bitterness as the South and the
General Government are by these Black
Republican WORTHLESS, who are the worst
of traitors to our institutions. To show
the sentiments by which they are &C
tuated, We publish below the following
atrocious letter of a leading Black-Re-
publican in New York. 1t speaks for
itself, and needs no comments:
[PoRT BYRON, New York, June A, 1861
Mr.. EDITOR Il have been absent
from home u week, and not till too late
to be present did 1 learn of the meeting
of the Kansas Committee at the court
house, on Saturday last. ThiSmust &C
count for my absence on thatF occasion.
L shall do all IN my po,0cr toSring the
people Of this country into collision qoith
this thrice accursedI GoUernment-origi-
mating f, ON the purse of liberty and
established for the protection of human
rights-which has become utterly per-
verified from its purposes and intentions,
and is this day not only damnably OPP
pressive to its own citizens and subjects
at home, but has cruelty murdered the
hopes cherished by the genuine lovers OF
liberty throughout the world.
Were not the nominal free States OF
this Republic completely 'subdued.
Within forty-eight hours from the time
Charles Summer was murderously and
cowardly assaulted in the Senate, every
custom-house, arsenal and fertilization
at the North should have been in the
possession of citizen soldiers, and long
before this time an army of twenty thou.
sand men should have expelled from
Washington the Cloths and Vandals o.
this Administration. And give me leave
to say to you, the people are ready t.
this work, and are only kept from it BY
the cool-headed management of DO
litical leaders. Only let the capitalist:
of the North furnish the means, and the
men are ready to fight this propaganda
ing Government at nee upon its gooG
behavior. Let the capitalist generally
take patti IN from the noble Gerrit Sm ii
who proposes the raising at once of t
million of dollars, and pledges himself
for ten thousand of it. That is the ring
of the true metal. Where shall we fac
one more such. That there are more
such, L know, for my neighbor, Nathan
Marble, told me yesterday that if Mr.
Smiths plan could be carried out, h
would give a thousand dollars toward it
81 sincerely hope q civI Wa mag
soon burst upOn the country. 1 qcana
to see American 81 'gcry abolished IN nz
day-it is legacy I haze no aoish Il
leaUc to my children; then ing most fer
cent prayer as that England, Franc
and Spain may spedily take this ~Sluverz
accused nation into their special coHsid
Grafton; and qchen the time arriUeS fo
tie streets Of The cities Of this land Q
the free and home Of the bravc' to ruI
qcith blood to tie horses 6rioHcS, If III
lcritcr OF this be Aving, there aciH be on
heart to rejoice at the retri6utice Just,c
Of UeaUen. This, of course, will b
treason in the eyes of dougifaces il thi
land. Well, they are familiar with DR.
Henry's celebrated prescription-'ma max
the most of it
"W. q. DUVALLn