The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-18

From The Cincinnati EAquiser
is THE BLACK REPUBLICAN PARTY SECTIONAL q
Extract from speech of Hon. George W. Julian Of
Indiana at a Fremont meeting Mt Greenvie Darke
county Ohio Wednesday evening, September 10, 1856
sit to deny any longerour republican par.
y sectional party because the South has forced us into
it The stampers Of this oldne horsestealng democs-
cy not knowing the fear of God before their eyes charge
US with being sectional tell you sectional par
IT, 1t is not alone fight between the North and tba
South. 1t i fight between freedom and sIsyerrNtS.
tween God and the Deyil--between Heaven and he.'
Loud applause
The Hon. George W. Julian, who made the above frank
admission, is Of the distinguished and prominent
black republicans in the United States He was the cand-
date Of the aboonists for Vice President with John
Hale for President in 1852 and is now the principal Ere
mont orator in Indiana His testimony therefore il not
likely to be gainsaid repudated by his own parsans
Of whom have hitherto denied the face Of the most
overwhelming and patent proof of it's truth that the Ere
mont abolition organization sectional Yes they have
denied IT, although their party has no existence south Of
geographical line although In their nominating conven-
ton only 1.-THE northern section Of the conederacy
represented and although their platform tenders sec.
tiona ssue upon sectional grounds They have denied H.
although their political appeals all made TO the NORTH
and filed with the most bitter and scurrilous attacks
upon the South TO awaken prejudice against which their
principal element Of strength lies
Mr. Julian knows them TO be facts and with more hon.
esy than many Of his coabors in the cause of dsunon
conesscs It.
The Rev. Theodore Parker too another prominent Ere
mont orator, also frank when at black REPUBLICAN
meeting In New York few months ago he thus expressed
himself in regard to the sectional character OF the black
republican organization Parker according to the report
10 the New York Tribune the great oracle Of the freedom
sariekersH said
"Bt rather hda one more qspe saps soud Be- ,,s back
lToud id ne Union be broken into Fragments larger than
ne spoce upon hich this tpiding stands and then would
place myself on little piece of free soil which was not
contaminated with my brothers blood. But IL seems 10
that the dissolution Of the Union is unnecessary Let
us whatswe do without disturbing IL The free
States choose for their officers who arc men
men made by Nature, and not by Natures ourneymen.
Then let New York pass personal---very. bin ysfpsng
gre up ugre slave and kot erery sups .ou BE- free
whsn ne steps sPon sol then to pass law to Jarish
dnappers by imprisonment State prison then pun
sh those who are IN the American slave trade the
you do those in The African slave trade
All this they could do in Albany without violating The
constitution for you are a sovereign State and have
right TO interpret the constitution for yourselves Then,
IN national point of view, repeal all fugivesave bills
Then abolish slavery in the District of Columbia and all
the Territories Abolish the entire slave trade and maxi
piracy Then make siapeAolag incapac,tafe man from
holding Office Then the United STATES Judi
ciary they need not remove the judge from Office but
move the Office from. the Then In their places
would take honest who love God and love men and
then the constitution would no longer be prosavery
document There things in that document that arc
bad things, which would treal under my feet But there
are other things which noble and they prcponderae
Then, at last oond decree dav fred and certain phen
each STATE shoad abolish slavery and II ey did not do ahs
government should take possesson Of them and foTm% reppb-
bean goprHme an ne months soe can place re-
publican in NE presidential char and thai is accom-
pushed, freedom viii triumph
Fellowczens those Of you that approve Of the above
programme win vote the black-republican ticket