The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01
AFFINITY BETWEEN BLACK REPUBLICANIsM AND
GARRISONIAN ABOLITIONISM.

The black republicans assert says the Detroit Free
Press) that the Garrsonian sbolitionss have affinity
with them This assertion is false shall proceed TO
show. In the New England ant-savery convention on
the 29h of May last Of The brethren sisters having
spoken rather hsrshy Of the black republicans VIM Lloyd
Garrison said
al come now TO the republican party and while do
not forget ts actual position under the constitution and
within the Union am constrained differ 10 Judgment
from some Of my respected friends here about the compar
alive merits Of that party. think they do not awayB
cord it all that justice demands that they overlook
the necessary formation of such party The result Of our
moral agitation and marvel that they do that
quarrel with IT. 70 the extent they doing is quarrel
NTH and e6ect-1eh the rork Of our haadS"
These remarks brought Sister Foster who thus spoke
a" admit that the party progeny but as every
child needs great deal of reproof and effort
bring u up in the way II should go, this party which IL
milton and rebuke and, God giving strength will
spare IL hour until is fully educated reformed and
brought up 10 the high portion Of truth and duty" APP
pause.l
In the same discussion Mr.. Garrison remarked
a" cannot therefore agree with such of our friends here
regard IL the worst most dangerous party with
which has TO contend In its attitude
ward the slave power in the amount Of conscience and
humanity TO be found in IT, in is direct effort battle the
designs of the slave ogarchy respecting the Territories
the country, 1t s far better party than either Of the
Others and TO that extent il Ia sign Of progress which
have lament Thave said again and again that
rubcanism Jreesoiii,m. think II you will examine
the map of Massachusetts, for example you will find this
to hold true with singular uniformity that in those pae,
where there he most aboonists cho have dsranchi,sd
sasves for conscience and The slaves SAKE the heaviest vote
IL hrown the eesoh ticket This is inevitable as the
law Of gravitston The greater includes the s. II we
should begin work again. and try tho same exper
iment ten thousand times over should have the same
result in the formation Of the party. Why then,
should any speak in tone Of dependency feel
our is in imminent danger of being wrecked Is
this to take philosophical view of the subject2 Such
then, is my Judgment of the republican party"
The Boston Lberato Garrisons orgau in its issue Of
July 4th copies from the New York Tribune and Herald
accounts of what it terms "the great Fremont meeting in
New York." and commenting approvingy upon what was
there said and done thus observes in relation thereto
"a nep repoiion has oopmercd another secession Is to
lake place. and freedom for all secured sure basis No
union Nth siapehoidersrp s
DO not these extracts clearly show that there Atm
ty-and strong one too-between the back-rcpublican
md Garrsonian-aboliton partes7 The former organza
ion, II win be noticed Is declared by the leaders Of the
after to be 1.-THE work Of hands9@our own pro-
eny,' win the children deny their Parenu1