The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-02-15
Pro-Slavery Beauties!

We subjoin few items from the last
number of the KickapOo Kanzas Pioneer
They are Us Characteristic as rich.-Aibany
Journal.
Kdn:as must and shall Be a Stare State -
the Abolition ''scOundreis" 10 Be "seHt
10 h-H"
The South must be upand doing-Kanzas
must and shall be Slave State. Mark
what we say, Southern Freeman; come
along with your negroes and plough up
every inch Of ground that is at this time dis
graced and delaoed by an Abolition plow-
send the scoundrels hack to whence they
came, or send them TO hell, il matters not
which destination-suit your own conyen-
ience.
A Methodist Clergyman harmed of.
Mr.. Martin stepped into the church and
took possession Of the pulpit, very unex-
pectedly and very presumptaously. This
divine being an advocate Of negro freedom,
and being regarded generally Us an Adolf
ZIONIST, together with his abruptness, some
what aroused The angry passions Of the ma
jority Of the congregation. But, at that
time, nothing was said to his reverence, and
he was allowed to preach without Interrupt
ton. When he finished, he gave notice that
he would preach again in the evening"
When the evening services were about TO
commence, he was invited, by note, not to
preach; he thereupon obeyed orders, but
was permitted to remain and listen to dis
course from Methodist preacher present
who was requested to occupy the pulpit.
We perfectly agree with those who made
this move. The Methodist Church, in this
city, was built by the Southern branch of
that denomination, and il was never intend
cd that any AbolitiOnist, or any person
tinctured with Freesoilism, should preach
in il. And for man who advocates such
doSmatical principles to attempt to occupy
that pulpit is (as Il has been eonsidered) an
Insult TO those who built the church and
compose the congregation.
"Negro hieriRg faces" 10 Be "POked' Out Of
RdRsas.
During the present year hordes Of Adolf
tionists will be pOkiHg in here from every
Free State Of the Union, and we want to
sec Pro-Slavery men enough to poke them
out Just ~ fast as they shall present their
ucStV-NhicNihS iaSVo aniouN We.
WhCre Reeder should hare been.
If Gen. Whitfield does not get his scat, it
will be an insult to the people Of Kanzas-
il will be an outrage upon the country at
large. Reeder, the bogus Delegate, has no
right to contest the scat, and If he had mt
the impudencc Of old Satan, such an idea
never would have entered his shallow pate !;
but the ianatical abolition knaye is foolish
enough TO attempt anything. lie should
have been in a Lunatie Asylum long ago.
Srrerdi Ciergymen Spotted.
We are in hopes that some Others OF the
loudly and pray 80 devoutedly, will take
warning, and invite no more Abolitionists
to preach here, else they might be unexpec-
tedly introduced to the public through the
press. Several are already spotted, and il
they are no better Christians than HOR-Sa-
rery men, we should hesitate to youch for
their Christianity.
Knocked him doirn.
A relative writes us from Georgia, saying.
Isl was present the other DAY where
crowd of persons had collected discussing
Kanns matters, when bystander Observed
that The Pioneer was the most E,natical
paper published in Kanxas, and, in his opln-
ion, was calculated TO do no good to the
cause. lie did not say what cause; and, as
he was Yankee Of fresh Importation. I
amiled myself Of the pleasure of knocking
him down. Charge damages to my next
years subscription"