Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
The Alohuonism, Disunicnism and Section
alan Of the Black Republican Party.


The Aloiuonism, D~isunionism and Section
alan Of the Black Republican Party.
The Editols Sof that very TRUTH loving and
consiSient sl.eet the Ealon Register. "a Weak,
Hpsrer published in this place." are making
some spasmodic Sffnrts 10 prove that the fac
lion Of a party 10 winch they are dangling, i
not justly entitled 10 THE euphonie sobriquetoI
"AboEi0nists.D But their awkward attempt.
to rd The Black Republican party OF This OPP
probriGus lermronly iasiens tie more frmb
the truth that, TO il and 10 no other does i
belong; and for the benefit of the Editors Of
that sheet, who seem little musty in the Blu,
siuess they are engaged, from the foe: thai
they have but recently emerged from The dark
ness OF Know ~Nothingism, We have concluded
10 give them a few extracts which viii per-
Ehaps remove The scales from their eyes and
substontiate the truth ofthe assertion. Ave,
more-ihat The men who head The Black Re
publican movement are not only Abolitiouisis,
but Observation-Disclosures who long ogo pro.
claimed the Constitution ofdhe United States
"a league with he'll, and q covensnt with
de aih'-who@h have d~evoutly PRAYED in and
out Of Congress for q dissolution of The con-
federacy, and who deemed il neither unworthy
their honor, nor beneath their dignity, 10 ees-
ecrate The birih. day Of our couniTy's lndepen-
dence by publicly burning he Constitution OF
the United States, and fepudiateing every obi
CATION Of patriotism or citizenship. We ask
the Editors cfibs Register, 10 give these quo
tations q careful and prayertul perusaL and If,
after doing so, they will not admit that the
Black Republican party is The Abolition, Dis
union, Sectional psrty, we will give them up
as being sunk SO deep in political darkness, to
be beyond resurrection. I First and foremost
we will give an extract from a speech made
by'Judge Spaulding, one Of the leadersof The
Black Republican Convention, from Ohio:
',In case Of the alternative being presented
OF The continuance OF Slavery OF q dissolution
OF The Union, 1 am for dissolution, and Icare
not hoe quick it comes"
Senator Wade, Of Ohio, in addressing o
m IS meeting Of Black Republicans, in the
State OF Maine, said:
"'The only salvation of the Union, there
fore, res ~ be found in dipesting IL entirely
from ALL faint Of slavery"
Senator Wilson made use of the following
in o speech at Convention in Philadelphia,
about one year ago:
81 EN- in favor Of relieving the federal gov.
ernnient from all e0nnexion with, and fespon.
sibility for the extension OF slavery. Toef.
eel To is.object, | am in favor OF the abolition
of slavery in the District Of Columbia, and The
prohibition Of slavery in al the Territories"
The abolition Of slavery in the District OIL
Columbia, and Ties prohibition of il in@ The
Territories, Mr.. Clay said, were "but SO many
batteries. coacealing the real and.ul-
innate point Of attack. The point Of attack
S the institution Of slavery as il exists in III.
Stntes. Their purpose is abolit;on-unireysal
toltiea-peoeeably II they can, iorcibly i'll
hey must.'
William H.Seword, uttered the following
''TbeIe is a higher law than The constilu-
ion, which regulates our authority OVER The
omain. 1t slavery can be and must be
boGshed. and y0a and I must do il. y Cor
,ct your " error that slavery has any con-
itutional guarantees which may not lie %releas.
j and ought mol 10 be relinquisbed. y You +,
i'll soon bring the parties Of the country into
! eteetioe aggression upon s!arery." !
In o speech-ii the House Of Representa-
YES. Joshua R. Giddings, said: /,
az look forward to the day when there shall !.
a surpiIe. resurrection in the South, when :
e black man. AIMED with British bayonets <
ID led on by British officers, shall assert his
sedom, and wage a wal Of extemina lion }
his master; when the torch Of the in f.
ndiary shall light up the cities and topns of !
G South, and blot out the last yestige of sla.
ny. And though may not mock attheir ca
nifty, nor laugh VIXEN their fear coneth, Yet n
will hal it astthe dawn Of political milleEi !,
!"
Are these sufficient to convince you; neigh :
Il, of The AbolitioniSm of your party, and that
Of us "%lieing egregio1sly in the .,
il is you that is Icing and attempt !,
& 10 deceive the people into a support of
'olitionism, by presenting a false issue. Ifti
ey are not we can give you more, for they ),
e%.legion1 but In The. fear of inficting you .
ith hydfaphobia, we will administer them in y
lall doses. We will now proceed 10 prove !,
? assertion that, the leaders OF the Black =
party advocate the dissolution of
z Union, notwithstanding they have en- n
fled liz their platform, "ihe rights OF the :,
lies, must and shall be preserved" This 4,
has only been placed there 10 de- I,
We The Union loving men into the support :,
measures which they despise. You con j
BIKE these 10 your pipe until our next issue, cr
ere we will furnish o few more. -
Philips, in reviewing Mr. Web oh
speech on the constitutional rights of 4
States, made use Of the following.
I'VE confess that we intend 10 trample' un-
foot the constitution of this county, a.
mel Webster says: "you are q law. abiding
that The glory OF New England is, en-
Iai il is a law abiding community Shame ",
il, If this be true; if even the religion Of Bs
W England sinks as low as its statute book. :,
! say as are not a Ian aJiding community.
| be thanked for it,. RI
Ohm P. Hale uttered The following; hg
You have assembled, not 10 say whether Dt
Union shall be preserved butte say wheth- sol
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