Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30
EFFECTIVE AGoREssseS.

stifution whlch regulates our Authority |
over the domain. = 1t (siavery) |
can and must be abolished, and yoa and /
must do it. Correct your
own error that slavery has constitutional
guarantees which may not be released,
and oush. not TO be reiinquished.
You will soon bring the parties of the
country into an effective aggression upon
slavery Wns. III .Sescdrd.
GREAT HOPES.
=" have great hopes OF the overthrow
Of the Union" - Rer. r. ross.
SEPARATION.
"The North must separate from the
South and organize her own institutions on
a sure basis."- William, lloyd Garrison.
CxIvERsAL DEATH.
"In one of the churches of Detroit. e
fearless and faithful Minister of Christ
as the Tr,bxns terms him, preached an
Abolition sermon, in which he remarked
as follows:
Before would see popular sovereign
ty ~rested by force from the people of the
Territories (rsferring to the determination
of the authorities to enforce obedience TO
the laws,) I would have the plains Of
Kansas silent with universal death. Be-
fore would see the lips of cur Senators
and Representatives sealed with craven
silence by the hand of Southern violence.
(referring to the castigation bestowed up
on Sumner by Brooks, for personal, not po-
Iitical, reasons, l would see she halls oi
Congress ankle deep in blood"
THE DEATH STRUGGLE.
Thu. he (Rev. DIR. Kirk only pointed
to the thunder-cloud that hung over US.
God" said he, "may avert it. Man can
, not avert it. Coaxing, compromise. let
ting alone, are all too late. Mr.. Brooks
is nothing in this matter-Mr. Douglas
is nothing in this matter. The doctrine
that negro is not man. and the doctrine
that negro is man have now come 10
g the death struggle, and the nation will
heave with every convulsire struggle of the
. contest. Neither will yield until CONT
\ nent has been swept with the deluge OF
civil war" Trareler's Report Of Rsr.
DIR. K9rk's Speech.
4 POWDER AND BALL.
O At a meeting of the Emigrant Aid So
ciety, Rev. Mr.. James, of Worcester,
/ said:
n s'He had no faith in the resolutions pass
ed by large meetings, and believed that
paper resolutions would do no good unless
rammed down the barrel of gun with
powder and ball."
p Rev. Mr.. Snow, of Lowell. embraced
{ the sentiments uttered by his brother
christian. and that he was ready 10 follow
/ him to martyrdom.
Il AWAY WITH THE Union.
e. "I love the Union-and the time has
y come when we must lore freedom better
than the Cnion. LIZ Lieut. Cor. Ford,
Of Ohio.
PLEDGED AGAINST THE SOUTH.
u "No man has right to be surprised at
n this state of things. Il is just what we
t (Abolitionists and Disunionls.s) have at
/ tempted 10 bring about. There is merit
in the republican party. 1t is the frs; Sec
}. tional party ever organized in this country.
d 1t does not know It's own face, and it calls
u itself national but it is not national, it is
; sectional The republican party is party
of the north, pledged against the South ,
l-HendcA Phillips.
a THE UNION LIE.
q ssThe Union is lie! The American
/ Union is en- imposture-a covenant with
:. death and an agreement with hell!
AM FOR ITS OVER
THROW! Up with the
d flag of disunion, that we may have free
$ and glorious republic of our own and
: when the hour shall ccme. the hour vii
. have arrived that shall witness the over
!, throw of y."-Hns. LLogd Garrison
,fI An ASTI-sLAyERY BfBLE.
1.-THE times demand, and we must have
an anti-slavery Constitution. an anti-slave
d ry Bible. and an anti-slavery God" d."-.9n
1t soss BurIinganse. .Me0s5er of Congres,
II from .nassachuseffs.
LET DIsuEIoN CONE.
ei In the case of the alternative being
= presented of the continuance Of slavery O
e a dissolution of the Union. am for dis
e solution. and care not how quick !
scomes. .f-Rufas P. Spaldiag.
FIRE AND swoRp.
VI On the action of this Convention de
t pends the fate CT the country; if the re
= ,ublicans fail at the baIlot-bcx we will b,
q forced to drive back tho siaveocraey WIT
: fire and sword. Block RspHbiscea Ger
gysnssa, at Posgaarersie.