The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08
BLACK REPUBLICANIsM C0UNSELLING lNSUR.
RECrIOy AND TREASON

RECrloy AND TREASON.
The follow ing extracts from elaborate article in the
chief organ Of black repnblicansm the New YORK Ie-
uue will be useful in enabling lovers Of law and order
and friends OF the Union understand the treasona1ie
purposes and counses which control those who are seek
ing supersede the constituted authorities in Kansas by
revolutionary The first extract contains an Ad
mission that ever since the passage OF the Nebraska Dill
the black republicans have been pouring free settlers no
Kansas, cell armed 0A Shapes rifles. Let It be remem
beed that 1t Is upon this fact for the first time au
horitativey admitted that the counteracng interference
Of the border Mssourans has been paated So soon as
the Nebraska bill passed the abotonists declared their
pouring into the Territory free settlers well armed with
Sharpes rifles The threat Immediately put into
ecution This was the origin of the troubles Kansas
But read the proof from the Tribune;
.sThe people of Kansas, aud friends Of freedom for
Kansas do uhat they haze been doing
since passage Of Tho Kaasas- Nebraska BAL Conforming
the principle OF squatter sovereignty which that bill
found itself, they oa free settlers into haa
sas, teeH armed Nth Shaes fes other eonpeaien'
eapon wherewth defend themselves against the border
uans who may anpt to cut their throats insult their
wives marea their children, burn their houses and drive
them out of the Territory"
Passing several paragraphs Of impotent ytupera-
ton heaped upon the friends Of the great principle Of the
Nebraska BILL next make extract showing the reck-
essnes of the desperation with which the head traitors
seeking to bring conflict Of in Kansas. II
not deceived in the devotion of the every
where the maintenance of the laws the violence which
characterzes such appeals the following viii produce
revulson in the popular mind which will submerge black
republicausm under load Of odum from which it will
never escape
There is but path before us and that is straight
one We have but to 60 straight ahead have but
keep doing what have done have but to
the advantage have gained.
Navigation is opened The rivers high Is the
time. Pour into Kansas, brace and true Nth yow
rs an hands and range yourselves BY The eide Of the
brave there already 1ho during he past ,oiacr have
done and suffered mach maintain their rights and yours,
the great right and eanse Of all the NoTthree for
Kansas"
The extract presents tie inducements held out to
young the North to pour into Kansas FIRST those
who desire gory and next those who want the quarter
section of land" appealed to The gloyn of commit
ting treason in armed resistance Of the laws! "Your
quarter section land If such madness this does
indicate the early overthrow of black repubcanism
wholly mistaken in the patriotic and lawloviDg sent
ments Of the young only of the NORTH but of the
whole country. But read
Young full OF ardor, enthusiasm and thirst Tor
lion and glory, is your time This is ibusteripg
expeditions Of which the object is rob others You go
only Claim your ownyuur own guaranteed you by the
very provisions of the Kansas Nebraska quar-
ter section Of land and your rights sovereign squat
ter. But go not for yourselves alone 60 for all
merely claim your land and claim your indi-
vidua rights but the representatives of freedom and the
free States, establish Kansas the Missouri prohi
bition and the northern from being first de
ued and cheated at Washington into accepting the quaer
on, and, upon going to Kanas exercise this quater
Sovereignty being kicked out of the house BY the border
ruihans."
Following this appeal to the ardent love OF glory and
Of the aquarter section of Lands OF the young men IL
rather invocation the pockets of the old men,
follows:
cas- there will be OF young and true, with
bold hearts and strong arms go upon this enterprise
there win be want OF money, which is
Of and the stimulus of peaceful occupations.
Those Of who old 90, detained here by
ndsoluble ties other daes, cab freely contribute
only the funds OF the various emgrant aid soce
tes but to the private outfit Of worthy qualified
make good citizens in Kansas.
This reasonable appeal is then enforced follows
above all let there be lack OF arms and those OF the
efficient Plenty Of and plenty ofsmen to
them the only against the and expu
on before the over Of the free State In
Kansas Nothing their Shapes rider and their courage
prevented the and expulsion OF the Lawrence
last winter"
Against all this passionate invocation Of moral treason
we rely upon the love Of order and the devotion the
laws Of tie land which animate people We need not say
tina, this eternal iteration and reeration Of Shaps rides
has no for the who the objects Of attack
The majesty Of the law viii be maintained blythe federal
goyernmentpeaceaby, Il possbleforeibly, IL 1t must
and Il force must be resored 70 then let the law de-
ermne whether treason Is to 20 unpublished.
ABOLITION MOVEMENT IN REGARD TO TIE PRES