Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29


their presumptuous stupidity, stepped
forward and claimed the entire Territory
won by our arms. Worse than that.
They not only took the Territory ac-
quired by the Mexican war and the
treaty of Guadaloupe Hildalgo. but they
ran line through part of Texas. which
was acknowledged to be Slave Territory,
and they hitch it on to the other.
NEW ENGLAND RAG-TAG AND BOB TAIL.
They contributed money to send out
emigrants TO resist that law-to act in
contravenlion of statute law of Con-
gress /; and men, members of the House,
Representatives who had sworn on the
Word of God, to support the Constitu.
ton, undertook of their own act as mem
bers of the House, and with their oarhs
still upon them. to inculcate treason upon
those they could dupe. They sent out
the rag-tag and bob tail of the lowest
classes to be found in the purlieus of
their cities /; and what was the result
Why the people of Missouri welcomed
them kindly; they gave them everything
to add to their comfort. They waxed
fact upon the generosity of the Nilsson
rians. But they had their work to do
They commenced threatening on the
Missouri border what they would do to
the Missourians who should venture on
coming over to Kansas with slaves. Now
those are the men who are responsible
for every act Of violence that has been
or that may be done in Kansas. And
yet these enormilies are perpetrated by
them in the name of the Most High God,
and the sanctions of religion are invoked
to bless them.
SLAVERY GRAND POOR HOUSE.
If they proceed in the line of march
they have begun we will soon have a
corner, and only corner, for the use of
Northern manufacturers and Northern
shipmen-our strength being ground out
of us by the trickery of tariff. They
talk about philanthropy, when their
poor houses are filled with white labor
ers forced 10 work What more do we
with our laborers ? They have poor
houses in every district; aRd people who
cannot work, or don't work, they do not
cale for. Now, our institution is more
than that. 1t is grand poor house
where separate people take charge of
an inferior race, direct their energies,
enable them 20 support themselves, and
take care of their social wants.
DIsUYIoNIsT FROM BIRTH.
1--WE have the issue upon us now, and
how are we TO meet it? [ tell you,
fellow citizens, from the bottom of my
heart, that The only mode which think
available for meeting it IS JUST TO
TEAR THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES, TRAMPLE
IT UNDER FOOT, AND FORM A
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY, EVE.
RY STATE OF WHICH WILL BE 4
SLAyEHOLDING STATE. Loud
and prolonged cheers. l believe it, as
l stand in the face of my Maker,-I
believe it on my responsibility 10 you as
your honored representative that the only
hope of the South is in the South, and
that the only available means of making
that hope effective is to cut asunder the
bonds that tie US together, and take our
separate positions in the families of ma
tiors. These are my opinions, they have
always been my opinions. 1 HAVE
BEEN A DISUNIONIST FROM THE
TINE l COULD THINK"
Mr.. FILLMORE BLAcRER THAN HE LOOKS
Now, MIR. Fillmore is privately very
respectable gentleman. He made good
President, and believe sincerely, that
if elected he would desert his own party
and make better President than we
think. But that is the very thing l don't
want / am afraid he would do so well
that he would throw back the prospects
of disunion. But take his doctrines
Well, he is Know Nothing. l don't
care anything about that. 1t is dead
cock in the pit. l never had any con-
nection with it. 1t blinded few for a
time, but as soon as they rubbed their
eyes, they saw clearly again. I don't
care anything about it. have got but
one issue and that Is he negro. Any man
who is a friend to The rights of the South
| will trust.
BUCHANAN SOUND ON THE GOOSE.
They gave me James Buchanan. 1
shall support him cordially. l dom be-
lieve that Lis election will prevent the is
sue, it will merely postpone it. l object
that far to his nomination, that l want
the issue made. Now, fellow. citizens,
want the South to come square up 10
Mr.. Buchanan. Let us do our whole
duty. Let us test lbe experiment of our
friends, and if it fails then we can with
more grace ask them 10 adopt our coun-
sells for the future. tell You that the
issue must be made. l AN BY NO
MEANS CONFIDENT OF THE ELEC
TION OF MR.. BUCHANAN. Il
THINK 1T PROBABLE THAT JOHN
G. FREMONT NAY BE THE NEXT
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