The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-21
THE AIMS OF THE BLACK REPUB-
LIcAN PARTY.


Nothing order. and absorbed it into The
Black Republican organization; and who
now seek to crush the national Democracy,
so that there may be no barrier hcncef"rth
between them and their Southern victim.
What are their purposes
Let Seward answer:
'.Slaverv is not and never can be per-
petual 1t will be overthrow citherp peace
fully and lawfully under this Constitution,
or it will work the subversion of the Com
stitutiou, together with its own overthrow.
Then the shareholders would perish in the
struggle"
How shall the shareholders perish in the
struggle Let Giddings answer:
- look forward to the day when there
shall be a scrvilc Instruction in the South;
when the black man, armed with British
bavoncts ana led on by British officers,
shall assert his freedom and wage n war of
determination ag;.insthi master when the
torch of the inccndiary shall light up the
towns and cities of the South and blot out
the last ve~tigc of slavery. And though |
NAV not mock at their calamity nor laugh
when their fear comath, yet | will hail it as
the dawn of political millennium.
Hear Senator Wade of Ohio:
"There is really no union now between the
North and the South, and he believed no
two nations upon the earth entertained
feelings of more hitter rancor towards each
Al. nf no h
| tic. The only salvation of the Union
therefore was to be found in divesting it
entirely from all faint Of slavery"
Hear Spaulding:
'.In the case of the alternative being
presented of the continuance of slavery or
the dissolution of the Union, | am for dis
solution. and | care not how quick it comes.
Hear Senator Wilson
IL tell you here tonight that the agita-
ton of this question of human slavery will
continue while the foo: Of slave presses
the soil of the American Republic"
Hear Parson Beecher
t, Two great powers that will not live to-
gcther are in our midst and tuggingat each
others throats. They will search each
other out though you separate them hun
bred times. And if by an insane blindness
you shall oontriYe to put off the issue and
send this unsettled dispute down TO your
children, it will go down, gathering volume
and strength at every step. to waste and
desolate their heritage. Let it be settled
now"
Senator Wilson is reported to have said,
as far back as October, 1855, in a speech
at the Tabernacle, in New York
I'VE shall change the Supreme Court of
United States, and place men in that Court
who believe with its pure and immaculate
ChIet justice, John Jay, that our prayers
will be impious to Heaven, while we sustain
and support human slavery"
And Simon Brown, of Massachusetts,,
tells his people, whilst candidate for their
suffrages that
The object to be accomplished is this
That the Free States shall take posses
sion of the Government by their united
votes. Minor interests and old party aft
liations and prejudices must be forgotten
We have the power in number our strength
is in union
Should a party thus differed triumph in
this election, will the South submit This
is the question of the day.
; The WAY THE SOUTH SUPPORTS THE
SOUTH.-The Mobile Tribune of Septem
Der 28th has the following very sensible ar.
ticle, the truth of which the Southern whole
sale merchants have full reason to know
from axnoripOpo