The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-11
NO. 80.

he crazy old women and bewiidered white
nlggers' OF Massachusetts, 10 delude or fright.
en them from their duty-to permit Garrison.
Abbey. Kelley * Co., 10 drive them into los
uIty TO the Soash--to carry out the schemes
Of European monarchists-,o war upon South
eFn society. to pen up their negroes-in short.
TO oppose the extension of slaverye No.
INDEED, A THOUSAND. A MILLION
TINES No. THERE is NOT ONE SINGLE
DEMOCRAT IN THE WHOLE BROAD
NORTH OPPOSED TO THE EEXPANSION
OF SOUTHERN SOCIETY. OR so CALL.
ED EXTENSION OF SLAVERY and thsy
only Wall to have the truth spoken out. and
things called by their right names, TO sweep
the abolition lmposture from the Reptile. aud
to bury It's besotted tools IL the profound1st
depths-the lowest possible deep Of the popu-
lar contempt
The Day Book in an article of April 4th
makes use Of the following:
I'VE repeat. slavery, negro slavery. and
negro slavery extension. is the sole question
before the country. and to be determined in
the approaching Presidential election, and as
Mr.. Senator Seward, above all other public
men Of the day, emhodies the opposition 10
tins slavery extension. the democracy, If or
posed lott in common with Mr. Seward, should
at once make him President
But The Democracy are NOT opposed 10 sia-
rery extension, that which ignorance and
deluslon term slavery extension, ana the time
IS at hand when those who assume 10 speak
for II must understand what they are doing in
this matter. or they had better hold tEeir
tongues, aye, had better cut out their tongues
hundred times over rather than thus help 10
mystify aud bewilder and indeed debauch the
common sense of the people
The Richmond Examiner, one of the Lead
ing Democratic papers in Virginia, ardently
supporting Mr.. Buchanan, holds the following
language, IN . late issue:
Until recently. the defence of Slavery has
labored under great difficulties, because It's
apologists for they were mere apologists) }
took halfway grounds. They confined the
defence of Slavery TO mere negro Slavery.
thereby giving up the principle admitting
other forms Of Slavery to be wrong.
The line of defence, however. is now
changed. The South now maintains that
Sldrery is right. natural and necessary, and
does not depend upon difference of COM
PLEAlON. The laws OF the Slave States
justify the helding OF WHITE MEN in bond
age
The Richmond (Va. Enquirer Mr.. Bu-
chanan's confidential organ, and considered
by the democratic" party as its ablest paper
in the South, speaks as follows, in recent
number:
Repeatedly have we asked the North,
Has not the experiment OF universal liberty
FAILED? Are not the evils OF FREE so
CIETY lNSUFFERABLE? And do not
most thinking men among you propose to
subrert and reconstruct ii? Still no answer.
This gloomy silence is another conclusive
evidence we have furnished. that free society
IN the long run is impracticable form of
society; 1t Is everywhere starving, denaoraii-
zi1g and insurrecuonary.
We repeat. then, that policy and humanity
alike forbid the extension Of the evils Of free
society 10 new people and coming genera
tions.
Two opposite and conflicting forms Of So
cietv cannot. amorg civilized men, co exist
and endure. The one must give way rnd
cease to exist-the other become universal
II free society be unnatural, immoral. a.
christian, ii mus. fall. and give way to slave
society-a social system old as the world. uai
yersal man."
Another leading Buchanan paper. tlo
Charleston 5. c. Standard, says.
Slavery is the natural and normal condi-
ton OF the la5oring man, whether WHITE
or BLACK. The great evil Of Northern free
society Is, that it is burdened with a servile
class OF MECHANICS and LABORERS.
unfit far seif-gop rnmens, and yet clothed
'ttt- eiis @Fti4baL0o aiid po"Sis VI ttttESilss--
Master and Slave is . relation in society as
necessary as that of parent aud child and
the Northern States will Yet have to introduce
it, Their theory Of free government Is d3-
lusion -
And the Muscogee (Ala } Herald, another
valiant Buchanan organ, says:
Free society. we sicken of the name What
is it bu. conglomeration of GREASY Me-
CHANICS, FILTHY OPERATIyES
SMALL FISTED FARMERS. and moon
struck THEORISTS? All the Northern and
especially the New England States. are de.
void Of society fitted for the well bred gentle
men. The prevailing class one meets with is
that of mechanics struga ling to be genteei,
and small farmers who do their own drudg-
cry, and yet who are hardly fit for associa-
tion with Southern genteman's body ser
want. This is your free society to which the
Northern hordss are endeavoring to extend
into Kansas"
= ). W. Downs, late Democratic Senator from
Louisiana, 10 al elaborate and carefully pre-
pared speech. published in the Washington
Globe, says:
4 call upon the opponents Of slavery to
prove that White Laborers Of the north are as
happy, as contented, as comfortable, as tho
iSlares OF the South. In the South the slaves
do not suffer ons-.enth the evils endured by
the north. Poverty Is unknown % the south
ern slave, for as soon as the master Of slaves
becomes too poor to provide for them he SELLS
them TO others who can take care of them
: In recent speech by Mr.. Reynolds, Buch-
anan Democratic candidate for Congress in
Missouri, says:
The same construction Of the power of
Congress to exclude Slavery from . United
States Territory. would justify the Govern
ment in including foreign-born citizens
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