Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-30

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House on.
THE rSiox A lie
"This Union rs H.. III" American Unios - an
i,up'siurr q corenanf r1h death and an agree
,'rn n Win ~" a. Az n n"3 y ia s,."n
that nay havr free and glorious pubic ~
our wn and when the hour hail come. The hour
viii hav arrived that shall witness the oser,LTcs Il
slavery WIN. Lo, d Carbon.
Az AxrI sLAAEny srsLE.
The time. demsud sad n,ssi surely have an
AMI slavery C.n,ti nti u an AEfi-Sayery Bible
aud IN Anii- SLAVERY e.d Arson Burii game
LET DssJSIox COME.
ain thu Of The alternative bling presented u
ttf cont tnrancr OF slavery = dissolution OF the
snrn Lam spr dissolution aud ! car. moi how sOon
IL oomts."-ykuius Spsniding
FIRE AND SWORD
ron the action 81 this convention Ponds the fate
~ thu onuntfy II the Republicans fan at the ballot
hs will b. force'i To dtive back tn sIav-ocraoy
with IRE AMI sword liam. Watson webb.
REvoLuIIoNIxE THE oovERsMENr.
'It IL the duty ~ The North in case they fail In
ciecf,ne President and Congress that will restore
freedom to Ksrsas. t"rcvaut,"Dize the government
Il R"siu. ion Il Black H. publican meeting IN Wis
cansin.
LET BLOOD nj sHsD.
pray daily that this ec ursed Uni may be die
solved, even II bi'"d hnvc Ia ic split Black H.
tahc.n clerg, man at Pnblhkt'I-ir.
cvT IBaOA1s
"M a recent Black Republican Getting In Auburn
Fred, D. ucla,s -asI, among Other things that IL was
tn aniy Of slave To cut the throat VI Ms Mae
ier.'
nnIrIsu BAYnsETs.
Il look forward to the day, VIII Ia there shall be a
ssryi lie IN, urrecinn in tie Souih-vh'n the black
man a, mcd with British havoncts and led by
Briti.h efiierr>, 'lall ert his freedom. and wage
a var ~ extrrmiuaion against his mtsicr-wh.n
tar torch OF the ,neendiary shall light ,pi III. towns
aud ciu ~ thc SOU b. and blot cut III. last ,e>tigc
. .lave AMI though may not mock at their ca
ln,ity h" laugh wh' n their f. MT came UT stall
iasi II a. IN" da IN Of political millennium -
Joshua II. Gi'iiugS.
DsUSToS BRrTRR THAN SLAVERY.
"ln csnoluson have only To- add hat such is my
,oemn and ainirg conviction % the character Of
slavery. that und r I'll, s.nsr 81 my possibility
To my country and NV God ] deliberately say. bet
Ter !i-un"n-be'ret ciyii or scryiic war-brttcr
anything that God in his Provdncc shall .end-'han
xtcnsivn Of II, bounds IL slavery. "-IIon Uor-
Man.
TmE HIGHER LAW.
"Thc good citizen a. h. reads III. requirements Of
thu art-ih" Fugiiv" Slav,~-is Allied with horror -
Here tn path ~ duty is clear. am
hound 10 dieobfy tbs act lion
Charles Sumner.
BILLIrs INsTEsD OF BALLOTS.
'If peac, ful means fail us. and are driven 20
thu fss extremity whrr" ballots useless, thrn We
oil make bullets "A ctne."-iIvii. Erastus Hopkins.
pIsg>DN ANYHOW.
al 'etrst slavery, and say INTERESTINGLY that
am IN favor OF It's abdit'on by s'me means. il it
sends all the party ORGANIZATIONS ii the Union. and
thu onion itself IL tn devil. Ift only exist by
holding mIions Of human h",rg> In the most abject
ani cruel system OF slavery TIA 4 ever cursed the
eartn. II WAS great pity That II was ever formed
and Tn. snunar ii is dissolved the b'ttsr."-H. NJ
Addison.
nwS WITH THE rNioS.
was II not that the only hop- 81 the slave was
the ruins this Gr, eminent and II the Amcri-
can ,hureh--ile dissolution If Ill" Union was the
abolition Of slavery "-St'p en- q. Poster.
powy WITH THE ,oSsIrr, HON.
"a grea, many people raise a cry about th' Union
and Constitution. i tue two wcr. identical bui
the truth Is, it is The cons'tm'En that has beer
the funtain and father Of our troubles. "-R.v
Capt Henry ward X illem u erh'r
SITTING uros wAsHiNFroN.
ar mb.ring H. was STAKEHOLDER, he could sp
upon Washington (Il>,cs and apilau-c.) tn ht,
Srrs h. >aid were sIav holders IL spirit and ever,
one of ia m would cn,l.t,e him ii thy had the conr
To- do IT. Sonar h' Fsnrn Hall aud Bnnkc
Han waN Ia not permitted I" ray that that Sc0uh
df,i q otgr WashIngior had cn'iavrd his fellow
m,n &C L.. Il TN I'D, BLACK u publ, AN orator a
fdncuil Hall.
GrSERtL DESTRUCTION.
Resolrcd That God h ipine us, will live and l.,
bor-n,t only for III pr vrntion - slavery upon IN
>oil =" Kansas, bit a>o fur it, destruction IRON tn
| rngfh and breadth of thr land. X
k.Soircd that III Union estahli>h,d 10 secnr
| tn liberties OF Am"rn an citizens when it fails t.
do ,h't our only v"t'r can be- let thu Union be dis
>ulv d Low II Oluiions.
EVERY MAN GO ARMED.
W. are northern and have Senator il
| Corgr'>s. anu tor having every man & arm d. an
lr assaii.d Ia shoot down his uploi ent" Mr.
BG,wst \, sp"'th Al Faneu Hall.
GETTING RID OF FREEDOM.
"Thc events Of he Ia I f,w years and months an
days have tsui ut Us III lessons ~ c,niujies. l d
not s., how a ba baruns community AMI civiliz
c.mmuni, can con ii ute on State. I think We mus
ct nd 81 slaNe y OF W mast Z lid Il freed m.-
a. W. Emerson Al Concord.
RESOLUTION WANTED.
TIL following rr>oluiir was adopt d At a mcctin
If Black kepuhiicsns at Monroe, G., ell county, Wis
| conSin On he 3l>i ult:
R.solred. Tina, It i, the ~ OF the North in cas-
ia tan IN ell citing Presid mt and Cong e>s tia
Will rector fires dom to Kansas. TO revolu ion,ze III
| goycTnin mt.
DISSOLUTION DESIRED.
| 81 have said aud TAX. this opp ,rtunNy to repeat
| that rather than cons mt that the curse OF hunia
chat led IN n uld BE- tax n into Kansas and bras
| ka. W. uli p:eiert" Sc tn political Elements CTum
| BIZ into dis ,olnt ion."-Clcv.land Leader.
/ EFFECTIVE AGGRESSION.
"Thcre 10 a higher law than the Constitution whie
| gulates our authority over the domain.
1t (,lavery) can and must be abolished and you and
MUS; do it. Correct your own error that sd
very has cistitui ional guarantre e. WIFI, h may
released. aud ought not to be rclinqui.h Il.
You will son bring the parties ct the country int
an ell ,tivr aggression UPON slavery WIN. H. Sew
ard
| GREAT HOPRS.
have great hopes Of the over throw Of the Unior
-hcv. I. Fvss.
sEPARArIoN.
The N'r,h must separate from the South and OF
gani>r her institutions On sure basis.-W illia
IL III Garrison.
MINERAL DEATH.
In OF the churche, OF Detroit, ga fearless an
fii,hul minister Of Chti>t''-a Is he Tribune term
h,n-ireaeh d an abolition sermon, in which he r.
mark d As follows:
Is fore | would sc popular sovereignty wrestc
by 10 C. from tn. pe pie of the Territories (refcrri
to the Termination Of tn authoritles to enfor,
obedience TO tn. laws,) would have tn. plains
kansa> sill nj with universal death. Before wou
have tn, lips Of our Senators and Representative
cal d in craven silence by tn hand Of Southern VIZ
lenc efrriag 10 the castgation bestowed upon Sun
would SCI the halls of Congress ankle deep In bod
THE DEATH srRuGGLs.
Thus he tsev DR. Ki rk,) only polluted to the thur
| der-cioud that hung over "God, /" said he, "ma
avert II. Man cannot avert It. Coaxing compron
Use letting alone, all too late. NJ Brooks not
inc IN this matter, Mr.. Douglas b nothing In tn
matter, The doctrine that Z negro Is not man ar
the doctrine that negro 10 man have now cume
H. death-struggie, and the nation will have vii
esery convulsive struggle Of the contest. Meth,
will yield until continent has been swept with II
dslugc Of civil war-Trsveer's report Of Rev |
kirk's Specsh.
POWDER AND BALL.
At the meeting Of the Emgrant Aid Society, Re,
Mr.. James, Of Worcester, said:
"0ehAd no faith ID the resolutions passed BY larl
meetings. and b.lieved that paper resolutions wsu
10 no eood unless rammed down the barrel Of 81
with powder and ball" rS
key Mr. Snow. Of Lowell, endorsed the sentmen
uttered by his brother Christian. and said that
was ready 70 follow him to martyrdom.
AWAY WITH THE UNION.
~ love the Union-and the time has come, when I
must declare We love Freedom better than the Cnio
LEX Lieut. Gov. Pord, Of Ohio.
1LEDGID AeAlxsr THE sou1H.