Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

to Kansas wls done with the treasonabIc pur- pose of aiding in the rebellion in that Territory The Black Republicans in Congress are at open war with the Government, and like their allies
 --equally at war with religion, female vir- tue, private property and distinction of the races. They ail deserve the halter, and it is vaih and idle to. indulge the expectation that there can be Union of peace with sacll men. Sumner and Sumuer's friends Mrsr BE PUNISHED AND sILExcED. Government which cannot suppress such crimes as these has failed nfits purpose. Either such wretches maa be issg or put in the penitentiary 0r Me Soath skouH 0neparsdt once to QUIT THE UNION. We should not leopard the religion and morality of the South to save Union that has failed for every usefai purpese." ."- Ricsmomd Emqsivsv.
 WHERE Mn BUCHANAN STANDS President Pierce. in . late speech, says of the nomination Of Mr. Buchanan:
 sIccnWatulate you that your choice has faIIen 01 . man who stands on the IDENTICAL Y4rroAlE YH1k | OCCUPY, and that he will take the sAxE with tbe standard lowered never an inch. * sM A@
 <HsFxm Aih6ld DoughIasp p his late New YoSk sbesch. said
 "Bdchapan and myself have for several yesrs baek, ever since I came into pGblic life, HELD raE SANE POSITION on the slavery question from beginning to end ;"
 Now hear what Buchanan says:
 "I have been placed on PLATFORM OF WHICH IHEAkrfLY APPROVE, and I must square my con. duet by that piatfJtA"
 How usf1Ess 1t is for the advocates of ka- chnunu to deny $bat the ExtentiOn of .SLargru fs not . cardinal doctrine of their party. The S7sattev Sorsrign, the organ of Buchanan in Kansas, with his name at the head of its col umns. thns speaks *
 We are determined to repel this Northern invasion, and make Kansas a Slare .Sta1e though our rivers should be colorcd with the victiins and the carrasses of dead aholitionists should be 90 numerous to the Territory, as to breed disease aud slcknesS we will not bo. de tered in cur purpose. Let those who desise gydres ip Kansas, engage in this unholy aud uis- uqust var against the extension of our beloved institution, that is now being waged against the South by the fanatics of the North.
 "Slavery Is the natural and normal condition Uf the IaboFing man, whether white or black The great evtl of Northern free society is, that h h burthcncd with servile class of mechanics and 1AbcrerA an6t for self government and yet clothed with the attributes and powers of citi- sens. Master and slave is relation in society as necessary as that of parent and child aud the Northern States will have yet to introduce 1t. Their theory of free government is delu- siens- SonM Careiima Htrald.
 And I tell yos, Sir and want the country to know t, I want gentlemen from the free states, our republicans, our Seward Rcpubli- cans. our. AboitlouistA or whatever else you may be called, to know it--that if you restore tho Missouri Compecmise, CT repeal the fagitive slssc law, r1sts Uxlox WILL sE RESOLVED. I hope that 4 any gentleman deems do not properly represent the stLte Of public feeling in thcSouth he will correct me- Eayessel lellfnlIea htPrssstdfirs from NsgiMia>
 There 6 not single public man in her anlts South Carolina) not one of her present Npreeentatives or senators in Congress, who is eot pledged to the lips in favor Of disnnion.-- Nc lave had enongh uf tho Glorious Unieu.' Inc asociatiOu cn uar Ilaft has long been dis hcnorable now, what with geatAei scUautlrek ism. exhibited h fashiouable bank-ruptcies. Iocslgu and ffee negro riots, open and profcsscd fnAdeIity, &c., &c,, tho connection has become actually disreputable. .- CAarlstes Mercury.
 The Montgomery Alabama Advertiser speak. ing q Mr. Samncrs health sayss
 What pity whata pity 'lf he essays Co well, bss jescer tmbs refse tAer. e6ire.' Pas sibly they are ashamed to prcpel the ccntempti- ble oarcass of the cowardly cur. The most satisfactory. test to which his lower limbs could be subjected would be to set Preston s. Bsoob aftsr him. with good csne' It is. of course. unnecessary to state that the Adverti- e goes for Buchanan
 That any interfersucc by Cosgress for tho prsrssfies cf S|epvy n ssy q as ssrnisoriss, voQd be m inAxcnaable and nncouefifutionai inltingemeak of the South. which 1t is the de- h6srote eense of this Convsution. 1t woald be tae duty q the people Of Alabama Co res;se even Co pasauPrlox or xnK riss THAT BIND THAT sfAss ro sn: usloss--R Rsesissies ef Me. .Aiaba-
 We ned scarcely " that sssa asunratA;:< so tk nfsset szfent is tkis csndssioS (|Iat we see ID hopo of tAe preesrvafions sof tho Uninn. and wE9I9ms uo BlssoLUvloH M t w~s only for thq feeepa thnt it tvos)d give ns peace. But Eesd sive us slrsngth and veaith.
 "If whits nsa ae6ept fhe oelces q nenisls, H shonld be expeeted Chat they will 10 so with en eQpepheaeio1 q thsir relation to society. and t4c o11pQoteion ouiotly to encounter both the