Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-03

shall enter the Union as Slave State
the South should not depreciate the
repeal Of the Missouri restriction, In
virtue of which tho inesiimable ad.
vantage is secured 10 Slavery Of PERI
feet protection and free development.
Southern Opinions Of "Frsed ON .
The South Side Democrat. Buchan.
an paper OF vIreInIa. whose editor was
the 'Buchansu candidate Cor Clerk of the
fioussin Washington. thus spi,s out bic
hatred Of everything irse: r..s
1--WE have got to hating everything
with the prefix FREE, from free negroes
down ondnp through the whole catalogue
--FREE farms. Pr EE lsbar. FRE r. so-
loiety, FIR EE will. FIRE. T. thinkins.FREE
children aud FREE schools. .--all belong
20 the same brood OF damnubleisms.-
But the worst Of oil these sbomina,i ons
b. the modern system. OF FREE
SCHOOLS The New England system
OF free schools has been the cause and
prolific source Of the in6delitles aud
treasons that have turned their cities in !.
10 Sodoms and Gomorrahs, and her land
into the the common nestIin q places OF
bowling Bedlamites. We abominate
The system, !! !, beesusethe SCHOOLS are
FREE ~ -
The Noscogee Herald. a Buchanan
paper Of Alabama, sing the same kind
| ota tune. % bsioyll nssc ed 100.
esFree society. we sieken Of the name
1 Whatis,it but a coDglomerntlon, OF
GREASY MECHANICS. FILTHY
OPERATIVES. SMALL FfSTED
| FARMERS, and moon n-stfuck THEO-.
RsTS? i All the Northern and es pee.
ially these New England States are de.
void OF society fitted Tor well bred gen.
tlemen The prevailing class one meet.
with Is that mechanics struggling TO bt
gcnteel, aud small farmers who do their
own drudgery; and yet who are hardly
\ iit for association with Southern gen.
tlemun's body. seyant. This il your
free society which the Northern horde
are endeavoring 10 extend into the terri
tory of Kansas y aeoa ii asat n
I The Irish are placed in the same scale
with neqroes,by these southern hater,
of Freedom The ch.,,..,.a $500
,ha a..
\ ''"r rt'A'to " ~~'' nu'ne' o' heptng
by Herbert.
s.lf white men accept the Office Of me
'nials, Il shonldbe expected that they viii
do SO with an apprehension Of their re-
lation TO society, aud the disposition oui
etly 10 encounter both The Responsible,
ties and liabilities which the relation i'm
lposes.''s s1s.hla sdi isfI raff 80 !
,In tho same s,,s;s ,hs A,.h.,. NJ,
's'' '''a''' ''' A'a'''aa "a'
goes ON
'itts gett'ng time that ws'ters az the
North were convinced that they are ser
wants, ano not .gentemen' IN disguise
} we nope tnis herpert afair VIII tenci
them prudence''D a'sfteet 80 faill
|, Buchanan orators advance the sam,
doctrine respecting the deyrad.,ion q
l.ho, Ex.s.,.,o, nom ssr e..,-s...
- - '-o'','aAa
'nu' speaks' .sisr af. ~ ssr s..
call upon the opponents Of SLAYER,
70 prove s ina, the WHITE LABoREhs
~ ~ s"s ~o,s" s.e ~ nappy, ascon'sns
san,s sp. - so~'o'ssp's, Wy as tns slave o'tn
s"fssr oos.ten,h ~ ,he % sv,i' 'asss sas 40 no %
he white .labores of,bs Nara pors,,'
10 unknown TO ,the Southern ,sla We. for a
soon as the mister Of slaves becomes to-
poor TO provide for them he SELLS then
TO others who can take care Of them. :
in's, s..,'' ves,ol 'ne Iexcs''ere'es 0
lns syslen' aas ol s.asefy, ana TINS the supe
the he NoRTHERN Ne v1pIpfqH WHpTE IAN I~e0R ON
En-
The Charleston N ts !, ne,c,,,r, ~,
says: mos iaii7s4e,1 t-i : ~ ea7
'ltosUnti feceutlv. fhe deIencs of slAve
~ has qbored under great dificulties
because its apologlsts (ior they werl
mere apologlst) took hall way grounds
I.vns ae'vnee ,h"sSa o. slavery n,'
the slavery principle. admitting othe
5 FORMS ms, OF slavery ,i 70 ee wrong.
nc "n. VI ue'e"s'' n'"e'e''
? now changed. ne south maintain
|, '"As a. sy sd a'ss Ign, -. ""'S'a' Sa aa' nee nee
y to0ttlIf hhu h'to Htt NtHtutt Nlv