Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-24
ONE DOCTRINE.

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The Democrats have but one doctrine
North or South; but that is not the case
with the Fremonters. Instead of going "tc
the South, ITO preach their abolition non
sense, they prefer TO below about it at a safe
distance, and where the evil does not exist
This shows both hypocrisy and cowardice
-New Hdven Register.
"The Democracy have but one doctrine
1 North and Southp Then the Richmond
Enquirer, the Somkside Democrat and the
New Orleans Delta, leading organs of the
Buchanan party in the South, express the
doctrine of the Northern Democracy.
We have given specimens enough of the
universal slayery-or-disunion teachings of
these newspapers. Here are some more
from other Democratic sources:
The independence of the American colo
nies was the result of African slavery; the
Union was founded on African slavery; was
supported in its weakness, and has been
brought to its present power, prosperity, and
commanding position among nations, by At
rican slavery.-Gov. johnson of Va, Ba-
chanan Democaat.
Remember the Democrats have but one
position North or South.
These American liberties which we enjoy,
and this very Constitution and Union un-
der which we live, are the achievement of
the strength, resources and prowess resulting
from African slavery. That institution built
up the colonies and nerved them for the
struggle; that Institution supported them in
the seven years conflict; and that institution
furnished the armies and inspired the mar
tial spirit which conquered independence.
1t was African slavery, after the Revolution,
which gave the project of Union all its val
ue; which made it feasible by its tempting
and which procured its establish
ment by its exertions and sacrifices. 1t is
African slavery which supports the Union,
and not the Union which supports African
slavery.
The Union sUas not founded upon the
Red Republican pGineiple of the equality ofl
I'LL men, but upon the common sense prin-
,iple that the negro is a negro, and that the
white man is his superior and lord, by ma
ture and by the providence of God.-Rich-
oaoad Examiner, Buchanan Dem.
"But one doctrine"
The south now maintains that slavery I
S right natural and necessary aud does not
depend upon the difference of complexion.
The laws of the slave states justify the hold
ng of WHITE MEN in bondage.-Rich-
nond Examiner.
"But one doctrine, North or South"
But one course remains for the South
immediate, absolute and eternal separation.
Setter, far better, tostand toward the North
rn States as we stand to the rest of the
in war, in peace, friends"
than to remain halting under common
enemies under the guise of
'eaee, or friends at war.-iSenator Mason
Dem. Of Ia.
HBut one doctrine" and "but one course
emains for the SouthT
We might multiply extracts of this sort
d iryfnitam. But enough for the present.
Il is thus, out of their own mouths, shown ,
hat the Buchanan Democracy are disunion-
in case of their defeat, they are
sady to dissolve the Union and invoke the
orrid issues of civil war.
We do not believeit. The masses of the +
party are Union men, and would t
ght to defend the Constitution and the q
Tnion. But they have set of corrupt ! !
,aders, to whom Unions and Constitutions /;
re as feathers in the balance, when weighed !
gainst the spoils which they covet. Reck- {
IS, inscriptions, they expect under the
bused name of Democracy, to establish :
eason as prime article of their party creed. I
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