Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-08

Adams, wholis accounted bv the anti-savery party
one of their prophets. In his letter, written while
he was President Of the United States to Harrison
Gray Otis, Dec. 26, 1928, M. Adams affirmed that
the design of the Northern leaders was
"The establishment of o Northern Considerations
and this plan was SO far matured that'the poposal
had been made to an individual, at the proper time,
to be placed at the head of the military movement,
which it was foreseen would be necessary for carry
ing it into execution The interposition of kind
Providence, averted the most deporable of catas-
trophies, and turning to the receptacle Of things
last upon earth, they adjourned the Convention from
Hartford to Boston, extinguished, by the mercy of
heaven may it be forever, the projected New Eng
land confederacy."
That is the history of the past and by the bless
ing of the God of our fathers such will be the his
tory of the second Northern conspiracy, to violate
the injuctons of Washington, by arraying one Sec
ton of the Union against the other.
And what is this second combination to elect
President by Northern votes, and outlaw fifteen
States of this Union? Is it not the lineal desccn-
given you the political doctrines of that Convention.
OH the only two issues which the opponents of the
democratic party raise in the Presidential cleo
ten. slavery and foreign born.
The Hartford Convention laid down as their plat
form, no more slave representation more slave
States, more foreign born to hold any civil Office
in the United States.
That was their political bible, when they opposed
James Madison, the war of 1912, and the admission
of Louisiana slave holding State. Whose bible
is it now? The Democrats? No. 1t is the mixed
up creed Of combined party known as the black
republican, known nothing American, free soil anti
slavery, fusion party. That is the sectional geo.
graphical party Of 1885, the lineal descendant of the
sectional geographical party of 1914.
Is it not'so? War upon the South, the admission
of no more Southern States with equal rights with
the old States to establish reject domestic slavery
as they may elect, and the prohibition by Congress
of slavery in all the common territory of the I'm
tied States, which belongs alike to South ard North.
That is the black side of the picture. Hartford
Convention in every shade, perspective and fore
ground On the other side, is the same old dogma
of prescription of all foreign born.
Am not right then; historically, politically, pre-
cisely right in affirming that the crceds of the only
sectional geographical parties ever organized in any
number of States to sever the North and South
the same in principle and purpose, one and indivsi-
able?
Some OF THE FRUITS OF BLACK REBUBL1cANIsM.-
We have already before us some of the frightfu
fruits OF black republcansm, or, more fifty speak
ing, of negro worshpping. The following appears
in a late number of the Indiana State Sentinel
ION w Wednesday last most unfortunate and la
mentable occurrence took place at Noblesvlle, in
Indiana. The circumstances, stated to by men
OF character and veracity, are these: Three four
white men were at a small grocery at Nobcsville
near the east-road bridge, and inside in peace
able conversation among themselves. A negro
with s" aggering air. probably slightly intoxicated
came into the room and made of loud Words
saying that he was Fremont man. and wanted TO
kill ut least twenty Buchanan men. One of the
white mem told him to leave the room, but the
gro refused. The white man then took hold of him. the
negro resisting The white man soon put him out
no waS fort iuhf nd no yvhi ito
him a pretty severe thrashing After this over
and the white man had gone into the house again.
and had shut the door, the negro came back again
and swore he would kill twenty white men before he
stopped. He stuck his head into an open window
near the door and saw where the men stand
ing, and then came to the door, stuck his arm in
with pistol in his hand, and shot Mr.. William Ed
wards in the breast which shooting caused the death
Of Edwards in less than ten minutes. The negro
was Immediately seized, examined. and committed
to Jail. Mr.. Edwards was peaccable, worthy citi-
zen, and, instead of being a Democrat, he was a
supporter of Fremont"
We copy the following from late number of the
Baltimore County Advocate
son Monday afternoon party of colorcd per-
sons were returning from pic mic in Black River
Neck, and when on the Philadelphia turnpike, near
Herring Run, they were met by two 1rshnen. The
negroes, finding themselves the strongest party,
made assault upon the whites The affair
CURED near the tavern of Daniel Sapp, who was
very badly beaten and driver of one Of the omni-
BUSES had his head severely cut with stone. The
negroes, becoming patriotic commenced cheering
for Fremont, tore down Democratic pole, and
tramped the flag in the dust! Seventeen of them
have since been arrested"
gentleman residing in Colorado county, Texas,
thus speaks in a late letter of attempted nsur-
rection in that State:
"The committee entered upon their duties, and
in short time they were in full possession of the
facts of well organized and syselnatized plan for
the murder of our entire white population, with the
exception of the young ladies, who were to be ia
ken captivcs and made the wives of the diabolical
murderers of their parents and friends. The COM
mtee found in their possession number pistols,
bowie knives, guns, and ammunition Their pass
words Of organization were adopted and their motto,
'leave not a shadow behind"
Saturday, the 9th instant, the time agreed
upon for the execution of their dalnning designs
At late hour at night all were to make one stimuli
taneous, desperate effort with from two to ten APP
kill all the whites the above exception, plumber
their homes, take their horses and arms, and fight
their way on to a free State"
If the free blacks of the North and the slaves of
the South melted by tho black Republicans to
the commission of such acts recorded in the
above extract what will be the state of feeling
among them should Fremont be elected?
CHEERING News FROM OH1o.-The advces now
daily received from Ohio of character to fully
warrant the confident tone assumed by the Demo-
cratic press of that State. The Cincinnati Enquirer
of Friday last says:
"The Hon. George Z. Pugh, who for the last two
weeks has been speaking daily to the Democracy of
Ohio has returned to this city, it being indispensa-
bly, necessary for the benefit of his voice and lungs
that he should have the benefit of few days relax
fro,,, 1ol t. g