Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-30
OF THE SELF s1YIED EIAtK
iea3hsfi R1FuBLIcAKs, ~ ID


AS PRoauLoATED III THEIR LEADEas.
bsys great hopes Of The overthrow oil the
Union .-Res. T. Foss. p"
SEPARATION.
The North must separhie f.oni the South.
and orgahizs, iernws- institutions, on sure
bass.-W iIllbm Lloyd 0snlS0n.
6ssEEhsAL RsArn.
In one,of Ire s6nrchet VI Detroit. ga fesr-
less and fsitb5Il minister Of cbtst'-as The
Tribune terms him pseaebed an abolition
sermon, in which he remarked as follows:
'.Belose l0Eould see popular seSfEe8gnty
wrested by force from the people OF the Terri
tories, (referring 10 the determination of tie
authorities 10 enforce obedience 10 The lews,)
wopll hsgeahe plains ofKanssk siit nj with
universal death Before ] woil6 have the lips
of our Sfhhtois niti RepTesentsiiyes sailed ia
craven silence by Tie hard OF SouiherB vio-
lence, tieferring 10 Tie eastigstion bestowed
upon Sumner by Brooks for personal pot 20
lticai, reasons i-would see the Lalls Of Con-
gress nike deep in bloody' 4 yErrny
q -sli TUE DfAFn.srhueoxE Nffi
Thus he tRsv Dr. Kirk, oaly pomtediorbs
thnnder cloud that hung over as. 'sGod,''
said he, ''msy avert it. MnI cannot avert it.
Cooking, compromise, letting alone ore all too
late. Mr.. Brooks is nothing in this mstter,
Mr. Douglass is nothing in this msiter. Tie
doctrine tia, negro rs not q man and the
doctrine that the negro is man LasuoW come
10 the DEATH struggle, and the Rsiioh1wih
hesye with every coHvUlsiye struggle OF tie
contest. Neither will yield uniila contirent
has been swept with the deluae Of civil ysI.
Travellers report of Rev.Dr. KhHsSPeech.
f. POWDER AND BALL. tft.t,
A., a of, a. - A
Rev. MT. James, Of Worcester, ssid:- ,.f
'IIe had no faith in ihe resolutions passed
by large meetings, and believed that paper res
oulions would do no good un,ess rammed down
tbe barrel Of gun with powder sndhaIl"
Rev. MI Snow, ofLowell, endorsed the SEN
timents uttered by his brother Cbristisn, end
said that he was ready to follow him 10 mar
lyrdom. .n.ul ..i rtt.l ..tt
| AWAY WITH THE Union. i1l
"I love the Union-and the time has cou,e,
when we must declare we love freedom bet
ter than the Union. FIX. Lieut.. Gov. Fofd,
of Ohio. '''
PLEDGED AGAINST THE socTW.
"No man has right TO be surprised at this
state of things. II is. just Whist we (Abolition-
lists and DiS0ninriSfs) have attempted to bring
sbonl. There is merit in tie Republican par.
ty. 1t is the frs, sectional party eve. organ
tzed in the country. II does not know its own
face and il calls itself national; but il not
national--it is sectional. The Republican
party is party ef tt,e North pledged against
The ~ Wendell Phillips.
.s5.,. TIE UNION LIE.
"This Union is lie. The American Union
is an imposture, copfnant Uth Drath, and an
agreement ,rith He'll | AM FOR IT'S
OVl RTHROW #* Up with the fag OF
disunion, that we may have free and glorious
Republic Of our own; and when the hour
shall come, the hUaf will have arrived that
shall witness the overthrow OF slayery."-
WIN. Lloyd Garrison.
AN A TrsLAvERY BIBLr.r
"The times demand aud we must have An
Anti Slavery Constitution, an Anti-Slavery
Bible, and an AMI Slavery God."--Anson
Burlingame, Member ef Congress from Msssa-
, chusetts.
ET DIsUNIoN COME.
! 'In the case OF the alternative being pre-
sented OF the continuance OF slavery or dis
solution Of the Union, am for dissolution Of
The Union, am for dissolution, and | care
no, how quick it comes. s.--[Rufus P. Spalding
FIRE AND SWORD.
! "On the action OF this convention depends
the fate OF The county; If The Republicans
fail az the ballot box, we will be forced 10
drive back the slaveocracy with fire anu
sword.'- james Watson Webb.
REvoLuTIoNizE THE GOVERNMENT.
at is the du,, OF the North, in case they
: fail in elec,ing o President and Congress
that " i'll restore freedom 10 Kansas, 10 revolu
n tonze the government" i Resolution OF a
: Black Repub. meeting in isconsin.
', LET BLOOD De sIED.
al pray daily that th accused Union ma,
be dissolved, even il blood have 10 he split"
). Black Republican clergyman al Poughkeep
= sic.
), ctr THRoATs. - f..H b
n "At areceni Black Repntiican meeting il
Auburn, Fred. Douglass said, among othe
J. things, that it was the duty Of every slave Il
o cut his masters throat
s. BRITISH bAYoNETs.
u 81 look forward TO the day, when then
~ shall be a servile insurrection in the South
ss wtren the black man, armed with British bay
d oneis, and led OH by British officers, shall as
: sert his freedom, and woge war Of exterml
nation against his master--when the torch O
~ the ince ndisry shall light up the towns an,
u cities OF the South, and blot oul tire last vest
.. aye VI sldNciyj dHu thOuBu Hiuy uOl nlOCk U
" " theft calamity, nor laugh when their fear com
~ eth, yet will hail as The dawn OF q politca
~ millennium. Joshua R. Giddings. .,
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cy Black Republican 0utrage!-Gsrmans Insul
ey ted BY Abolition Ruffians.
" Us The Democrats Of Allegheny City, who yes
y, y; terday attended iLe Greensburg Mass Conven
~ tion, were last evening, upon their retur
:, home, most shamelnlly insulted by crowd G
:' is' Fremont ruffians, who had assembled 10 ou,
~ ~ rage the procession as il passed. All mann.
nc pc Of insulting epi,iIe,s were s,ped 10 the unoi
""e tending Germsns--and even their lives WEI
ne threatened by their cowardly ASSISTANTS. Th
." Germans octed with CONNER ndable prophet
: and forbearance, pursuing their way quietly
~ their head quarters. Not content with heal
he ing all manner ofabusive language upon Ties
German citizens the Black Republican il
bred backguarls followed 4 them TO the
homes, and threatened 10 tear down the hou!
Jas occupied by Mr. Adam Bepiar. The eoward'
-. ~, rascals, however, did not carry their tine
~ into execution, but contented themselves Z"
making night hideous, by vailient cries
70 "down with The id Dutch and Irishp'
10 This is the party who are now seeking &c
-, man votes for their humble candidateSbut vii