The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17
a TRuE YoICE FRoM OHIO.

single sentence II ought be read carefully by every
American 1t contains truthful statement Of the origin
and progress Of the present agitation upon the subject Of
Kansas and is accompanied with such patriotic reflections
do equal credit to the head and heart Of the writer II
the presses and public throughout that State push the
discussions before the people with like and continued en-
ergy, doubtful it may SEEM and difficult as IL may
be- have great to hope that the democracy viii
triumph there in the presidential election If the result Of
the State contest the l4h of October shows any de-
cided gain for u.s. we shall have much faith in its onward
movement and final
THE KANSAS Wharf.-The CRIME AGAINST KAN
SAS.
We charge the Kansas upon the black republicans
and their party leaders The just verdict of great people
will soon trust award 70 them the uncomfortable
guilt and inamy OF arming for battle brother against
brother in infant Territory and OF seeking to place in
clannsh conflict the northern against the southern
men, with view OF stirring up sectional hatred among
the northern people, at the risk OF our glorious Union and
all as the means TO an endto secure the first triumph OF
a geographical party In this country.
When Senator Douglas introduced the kansasNebraska
bill and pressed through Congress- all remember the
proclamation issued by Seward Sumner Chase and Wade
calling upon The people Of The North not TO submit to the
law and not TO permit was the intent of that BILL that
the people of Kansas make free slave State as
jory OF the actual settlers when they to form
State constitution upon obtaining the usually required
population should decide. The whole puport of the APP
peal for the North the North to prevent this at
any and every cost that by the northern section
ton, the law should be repealed and stricken OFF u
ute book that it was infamous that the people OF new
Territory should be tree TO have what social institutions
the majority should prefer that every northern democrat
consentng this doctrine had sold himself to the South
and traitor to his household.
They swept the northern States this issue for the time
by unholy league with native Americanism, and by
pressing into their service every bad passion and evil
Imagination and by msnterpretaton Of molives-he only
available political capital OF the aboonsts and their
sympathizers They denounced jackson because he
commended Congress to prevent by law the circulation of
incendiary documents through the mails of the South
denounced Van Buren, northern man with southern
principles because he declared his purpose veto any bill
aboshing slavery in the District of Columbia, long
Maryland and Virginia, who gave il to the Union should
opposedenounced Tyler and Polk because they favored
annexation with Texas without requiring it to first abol
sh slavery-denounced Henry Clay and Daniel Webster
and every northern statesman that dared to denounce
aboitonsm dangerous to the peace and safety of the
Union.
They were resolved that no matter what the peace and
safety OF the whole country REQUIRED the slavery ques
ton should never be taken out OF national politics;
that as often a State sought admission into
Union section shall ever oppose section and each strive
for every advantage over the other that henceorth
every such occasion aboionsm and slavery propaganda
ism should the other ride rampant the best
interests of the country.
This the issue then. They got the majority in the
lower house of Congress In the Senate they could do
nothing The democracy though borne down. stood bold
y forth the champions of the rights of all alike They
showed fear of the consequences to hemsevesout of
tney looked forward certain victory the
These blackrepubcan leaders Immediately change their
tactics They send forced population to Kansas at
oncebenighted Ashtabuia Plumb captain Of the
host for that county like leaders like men, they did
disguise their purpose of amplng with the power Of over
whelmng numbers upon every southerner found there
they had been the chief officers the underground rail-
road in running of slaves from their owners, known
such TO the South they go there playing the game of brag
they confident to be able to take up all the best claims
of the Territory and thus oresa the supposed to be slow
moving saye-dependent emascuated, unenergetic and
WORKOUT raee-the STAKEHOLDER of the South.
And all this time the pressgang Of the anG-democrac
press of the whole North show ellow-eeling-no
brothery kindness to the South there is continued
stream of abuse of the institution every Shareholder has
to hear himself denounced the vest of the vile for
ing STAKEHOLDER his father was before him the whole
people of the Souhont owners with of oil terri
tory-are condemned criminal meditating and pur-
posing the crime of crimes in the language OF Sumner
because they willing that all our vast Territories should
be free Territories and States if majority Of the acu
bona ae settlers upon them should desire They arc
compelled 10 listen to All ais dcauncatlon when they
asked nothing for themselves as southeruers but
are willing 70 yield up all to the people-settlers
10 the Territories-who should be willing TO endure
the hardships Of border-life In a and unbroken
wilderness They told that all compromises with the
South are at an end foreyeeTen the compromises Of the
constitution. And laws passed in several northern
Smies ana ihreaens ALL TO prevent in direct violation
OF the cstiutona guarantee the recovery Of fugitive
slaves They could all that the yerest and utrast abo
litionss had swallowed up great national partyhe
whigs--and how natural for them TO fear that the de-
mocracy would follow fast aiter2 What more natural
hen than for southern fanatics and slavery propagandis
10 take advantage Of this Of things and appeal TO
sectional pride South 10 this sectional hoggsh
IN he North? The southcrner ever has and will
hate an abotonist as aboiOnst hates hOrse-thef
and for the Same reason.
The border rufans Of Missouri now step into the ring
They have heard the challenge Of the majority Of the
lower house OF Congress supported by the whole northern
ant-democrac press that the voice of southerner set
Ting In Kansas shall be Of no aya-hs wishes shall in no
event be regarded II ia the majority he shall have no
voice in Determining the character OF the Territory and II
caught in the Territory his slaves shall be taken from him
They feel outraged insued abused tampled upon They
act as such might be expected act And the black
republicans say, though in minority they succeeded in
everything the voice Of the majority and controlled the
first elections They committed few outragcs the
polls but not moro nor greater Ian nave often dsgraCed
elections urn -, aplun in. Ohio Then il is said they
turned to their old homes in Missouri. What then ABB
otonism shrieks-sectionasm characterization
RACES. Then BeechCr and Greeley shout "kam' Every
emgnt they send to Kansas armed with SharpeS rifles
and Colts reyolye g. Ii is TO be the knife II Mis-
souran dare the Kansas line again And Nilsson
rians now outraged by this emigrantaid police
for the express purpose Of cowing down the eem
mate souherncr they are the par excellence mn OF tho
North and who dare rest7 With this army Of northern
ruans to give them support the Jim Lanes OF Kansas
the would be senators and governors Of the new Stale
have taken courage They feel strong enough not only TO
keep border ruans and all saycStne men, but strong
enough also TO defy the legitimate government Of the Ter
rory and the government and army Of the United States
They adopted constitution elected entire Get OF
officers for the government Of the Territory, declared
themselves the State and demanded admission OF Congress
with forged and mutlated copy Of their alleged oonsiu
ton and that constitution not TO be amended for nine
years although not in the Territory not one of the