Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

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sf4isd From thezC Cleveland LeadsrsofissYaqs
|The Real CIsarA Stsrsot tl.ed DesaS.
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= IiafSfJs US much FlsSsare ,e i bs.e 4 able %
40 jus,ics ioihs, pymeetalic bsriy. ! We
hHve sometimes been charged ti,k 1nfeit.
meas BY pfomiaan. Democratic oralcre. bolh
In Cdyahog6 cc,inty nnd o,hsfpar,s Of Ohio.
We have even been charged wi.h miss,aiing
tlss posilpp Of s,hs, ..erepi; nn,ioDal Demo.
cratic pnssy. and wi.h endeasssing 10 Gre,
ate wsaDg impressions IN The minds 6f our
rendefs. Ia order VI remove any cause ior
such cheFRcs. We propose % allow our eppb
nsEis s0ssaas slleir own case. First. iet ns
Gee hewshs enponemsa cf Democfacy ~ ne.
local Democracy. an,i.proscripiiye Democ
|sacy- -rfsard the liberty Of The press.
Fpn IL Platte .ynii,soHsn Assss.
.,s'i1. l,,| ! 1'|D. s.e. e6r = G.
T, Holly. in the publication of ,kc Sat6hhSi,
Sentinel, 700 small game on which 70 spend
smmuni,ioe. The besl policy, in9 0us opin.
ion. is,sO iFsss this humble datasy or free
coil ei,her With aileRt eonistsps ;or 10 } side
him 90 rail ~i,h lil,le tar and .fss,hess.
The Sen.jpei Office, has. commined sin
enough long since 20 have required in sub
wersion ia ,hs Missouri river. 20 wash them
oui; and, % 10 Jesse John, remove him
from the borders Of Missouri as nuisancs
10 rasel IN ihe faoisieps al such iIlus,ri.
ous predecessors as Park, Patterson, Star,
and The fugitive from his masters service,
Fred Douglas, ESQ. lf Andrew county
wishes 10 be respected 'sas sound on lhs
lgoose,"by her sister counties OF Missouri,
LET HER MOE ALL sUca traitors in her Dor.
devs as Jesse Johni s.4+ eef .5,.4.. I'll.
Nov, letus see WHAT the same ,'oriy ,hinks
Of the prospects Of freedom in Kunzaa. I,
/ From the Kansas sQuattsr Sovereign, iocr2. .
r. Wihiha moL,h .siace there hss been "a
large accession 70 The Slave population Of
Kanzas. Ia this immediate .Deigh5orhood
ssveFnl new Corners have seuled, and In
moss ins,ances bsougm sevnrat sisyes wish
them. This 10 wha, we like 10 see. "a They
caeao. bs bropels in,o the Territories 10 100
large numbers, ior our rich hemp lands will
give. .suficien, employment 70 the slave, and
amply temuae,ase the cwner. ,,s.'A,
From the Cleveland Pain Dealer. 81
s. j. 10 Impossible, In ihs ,na,urs Of ,hings.
for slavery 10 flourish in Kanzas. Every
Thing is agains, il.
ss.s From the Richmond Enquirer.
| Ills utterly impossible for the Abolition.
is,s 70 aa,emp, 10 mike Kanzas free Ss,e.
Nature designed |, fuv slavery ,snd the South
viii never give |. up Without struggle which
may wreck ,he Uaion. .as4A
I Let us neg, see how much this same par,y
| i deyo,ed 70 ibe peVpe,ui,y Of ,he Union.
who place liberty frs, In, The ca,.loeue Of
American privileges, ,ba, We naturally ex.
pect 10 find The mos, exalted patriotism uni.
ted with The mos, sincere attachment.
. From the Charleston Mercury. .trl
Glorious and grsnd rises up ,heidea Of q
Scu1HERN CoNfEDERAcY. free rom the in.
,ermeddling ol AbolitioA faDa,ics--free from
the exaciions Of hostile and foreign gov.
ctOmeni, whose ii.gO,sen gold is poured oui
U enrith our enemies, and mako ,rai,ois in
The South; free from the connection with q
people, whose society and civilization ore
an,agonisiic 10 Dur Own--aRd free from the
eternal discussions and chickering's which
have disgraced the history Of the Union.
From the squatter So7ereign.
We exreci 10 ask Of the Congress which
Is mex, 10 be elected, admission INTO the Un'
Ion as Slave State. When wo do, and
shell be refused, as is threatened. then w
ave for ss,ling nj defiance the Northern Gov
ernmen,. and hope and bslieve Iha, iht
whole SUu,h will be with us.
+ Hero Il would be well 10 pause and ascsr
,Sin the position OF the Administration, q!
defined BY i.s own official organ. The leru
l'Aboli,ionisv," !, mus, be borne In mind, /,
lheie applied only 10 those who oppose lht
further extension d slavery. " 14
,. From the Washington Union.
The Administration has los. no opportu
Li,y 10 1naniIes. opposiiion 70 AboIi,ionisG
in sllia shapes. and 10 defy i,s nssaulu Il
wha.eSeT Hanner made. To be Demo
cratic, i,is necessavr ~ be Tree from every
tain, OF This hesesy. T'als ground ha. beer
taken, and the AdminlsWslior has no sym
pashy with Aboli,ions,s and desires none.
I Now for q specimen Of Democratic Low,
OF law and order. 's tasess ''
4 4g From the Squatter Sovereign. 4f
~ We can tell the iinpeS,inent scoundreli
thss they msy exhsns, an ocean nf ink. ,hpj
i Emigrsni Aid Societies spend their millions
and billions. their Representatives in Con
j gress spou, their E,ere,icat ,heo.ies ill dooms
day; vel we will continue 70 tar and les;hpr
drown. lynch and hang, every whi,e,liveres
AboliIionis, who dares 90 poluie our suil..
1 Ilers u may be well 20 sce In wha, ligh
the uperaions n The Nebraska Bill w,
4 viewed BY ,he Democracy Of the Sou.h, !.
"'se From the Richmond Enquirer. F7 &
i Lei u review our position. We bcliev