Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08
Ohio Correspondence.
AunoRA, Ohio, March s, /

here, and throughoui the State, are hard
at work, endeavoring to raise money, men,
arms, and ammunition, Sc. for the purpose
Of invading as in Kansas, and to prosecute
their black and hellish designs of robbing
US of ear rights, and planting their black
piratical flag in the place of the stars and
stripes, that have so long been the emblem
of our honest and noble republic, and has
always waved proudly over our noble and
patriotic institutions, despite the dark and
reasonable designs Of aeolitionism. In
nearly every county in Northern Ohio,
there are certain Arnold's endeavorng to
enlist and form into military companies.
the wheips and hounds, who are willing
to make the African their companion and
associate-for the purpose of hunting
down peace-loving people by midnight
associations. and to rob them of the inhe-
ritances of their kindred forefathers, through
the means of underground Railroads. and
by money subscribed and pun into their
hands by their Northern accessories in
crime.
learn to-day that certain General,
who is resident of Sumit county, and
VINO is quite notorious for figuring, Ito the
full extent of circumstances, in the Pa
| triot War of 1852, at Sandwich, in the
upper province of Canada. and who, I will
| acknowledge, in concurrence with the uni
yersal opinion of my countrymen, did
well his duty as brave and distinguished
officer, and moreover, exhibited himself in
such a manner as to then convince the
world of his patriotism and his enmity to
oppression-and had the General then re-
signed his commission at the declaration
of peace, with a determination to retire
from military life, or at least. not to as.
sumo again, for the purpose of welding
his military skill at the head of band of
abolitionists, for the purpose of seeking to
disturb the harmony and rights of we'll
disposed people in distant Territory, he
would then have left untarnished those
laurels which he SO nobly and valiently
won in that memorable campaign; and
yet confidently trust that the General will
see the error of the course he is pursuing,
in thus laying grounds for instructions
and turmoils among his own kindred, and
before It's too late to retrieve a traitorous
reputation and be governed in future by
more exalted motives.
Bainbridge, Grange Co., is town filled
up, with few exceptions, of beings who
believe that '' Jonah swallowed a whale"
and that Deity was born In Africa-be-
ings whose necks have become s,iffened
long since, from incessant gazing for a |
whole day at time, upon the goddess of
abolitionism Cab. Kelley Foster and |
swallowing the foolish and putrid gas that |
falls from her lips, and convinees those |
unit minds that Southern men are fiends, |
and that the negro IS now freed from the |
ball and chain, and that his back is now
healed from the gashes of his masters |
lash. These poor miserable, ignorant, |
niger sympathisers have thrown into the |
pot Of material aid,' their fre cents |
each, for the purpose. they say, of pur-
chasing lomg-shooting guns, and to defray |
the expenses of men to use them. |
reckon. Bob, they'll need guns that will !
shoot across the State of Missouri, before |
they'll reach Kansas. and question little,
bu: what some of them will learn the |
strength and utility of Missouri hemp and
the elasticity of cotton wood limbs, prior |
to their indulging in the use of these |
bloody weapons in Kansas.
The town of Oberlin, that notorious po- |
luted sink Of abolitionism and of double |
distilled dishonesty, who boast of their |
science in negro-stealing and also of their |
college institution, or rather an establish |
ment for manufacturing white children |
into black ones for the purpose of improv-
ment, ard also where there is no distinc- |
ton of color or form, but where the Anglo
Saxon, the African, and baboon blood can |
flow together in one common channel, |
without the least offence to the fair and
rosy cheek of daughters. or their mama's |
This place. / am told, have succeeded in
raising large amount Of money for the
same end. l suppose you are aware that
this town (Oberlin,) } is also the principle
depot of the underground Railroad run.
ming from Kentucky to Canada, and where
the stolen property of Southern men is in
spected and forwarded, and also where
the grand treasury is located. whereby the
thieves receive their compensations for
services rendered according to plumber. I
am told that one branch of science taught
in this institution, is taken from and con-
Quoted something after the manner of the
juvenile teachings and practices, which
George Willis tnenfions as Witnessing II,