The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14
neutrality-suspicious..


The New York Ind,pendeni, edited by
SnAKrE's RUIZ BEEcHER, and other political
priests, is aroog. advocate d FsSxosr's eIec-
ton. Soma iime since, t,e lsd<padsn, exbort
el the fugitive dave and his alden and abettors
10 shoot down the officer attempting to arrest
him II now talks u reroiut,@.i.,ng me cour-
Try By JJorp Of arms, in case Of defeat at the
ballot boxes OF course II does not, In 50 ma
ny words recommend the measure, (ior that
might expose 1t to an indictment Tor treason
but il is evidently preparing the minds Of is
readers Tor such an issue in q certain c0otin-
gency. Well IL the attempt h mad. We pre-.
dict that the Black Republicans will be worse
whipped On that tack than even at the ballot
boxes. says the independent, Of July slA,--
Should the Federal administration continue
TO employ the army and treasury Of the Union
IN cid and deleuse Of the border Ruiiians, the
peaceful remedy will be In the hands of the
people OF the Free States on the 4th day Of
November next Tor one day only. II they see
1T To use their elective power for that purpose.
the relief will he completed On the 4th Of March
nsxt. We must bear what may beial 10 the
interim, ~ we can--a4 the Provilsntial conse-
qnepce Of past devotion 10 party. The people
will not levy war nor insugurste arovoIution,
even TO relieve Kansas, Until fhey hsvs 6ra tried
Dhai th<y eaa do BY rofmg. II this peaceful
remedy should hil to be applied this year, thss
eide Tor themselves, boldly and firmly, which 10
fs<s vSstt L.. a
government woyss ihsn that Of old King George
or Hnduus o"cthsr fo'" years. and then ,oss
again"
The hdepsnsieni ia sustained in its treasona-
bic outgivings by numerous otter politicians Of
the same Abolition Republican school For
example, in the Republican Sectional Couveu.
ton ct Phllsdelphis. Glen. JAMES WArsox
WrsD, Of the New York Courier and Enqui.
ru, said, ~ reported in the n. Y. Times;
"why, ask, are W. here, We arc here
because the country II in danger. We are
here because solemn compact, by which the
curse Of slavery was limited forever 10 latitude
30 Dig. 30 min, has bsen yi0lently dis,u1tad,
/ torn asunder, and the people OF the North told
you shall have this matter forced upon you. /"
Now, what arc the people doingy Our people,
loving order and loving the law, and willing TO
abide by the ballotbox. come together from oil
parts Of the Union, and ak us TO give them q
nomination which. whom put fairly before the
people, will unite public sentiment and through
tho balotbo will restrain and repel this pro
slavery extension. and this aggression OF the
Slaveocracy. What else are they doing They
tell you that they arc willing 10 abide by ths
balot-box, and willing 10 make that the last
appeal. yw fail there, sshaf them We rui
dnre IL batk, aeord in hand. asd, 90 help me
f'od bsiier,ng that 10 BE- right, lam wifh them.
loud cheers, and cries Of "Good') Nov.
: then gentlemen. on your action depends the 70
suit You may, with Gods blesing, present
TO this country . name rallying around Il all
tho elements sfthe opposition, and We will thus
become 70 strong, that througl Ne ballot box
We shall save the country. r. n man bs
! preeafed on ,rhih IRE may t0 ,nHy snd hs
consequence and rar--y ,s, nothing more
aching less, bit cn,i ,uy--. ! ast, ,hen, whsf 4,
o~ hra duty"
These abominabls sentiments were received
by the Convention with loud cheers and cries
Of good " And again he said, in the samc
sPcech
"On the action Of this Convention depend.
The fate Of the country II the Republicans iail
Ut the bsllotbox. WE will BIZ forced TO drive
back the Slaveocrscy with drs and sword .
Great applause-
! Hon. Eusrus llorKIN> me,nt~r Of tho
Convention, said:
| III peaceful means fail U.S. and We arc driven
to the last extremity where ballots are useless,
then we'll make hSllets effective" l1rcmen
dous aPplausc)
at Is tho duty Of the North. IN case they
fail In electing President anil CongrsSs that
will restore freedom 10 Kansas, to rcvolutioni,c
tho government. ~ Resolution Of Il 8iaek Re.
p,bi'eaa Meeting IL W,@ons,n.
The candidate OF these violent men is Jous
{. Fremont. They tell the people OF the Uni
ted States that they must take him or rcvolu-
ton They are going to try ballots first. and
II these do not sacceed. then bullets Such Ia
Black isepublicanism, in ono Of it, features.
Some other developments Of I, we shalt notice
hereafter.