Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-15
The Union Saved. All Homer to tie
Hards and eofts. ~


peril. has been believed b. every cow
ardly slave who would rather wear the
collar Of his Southern master than make
one manly effort to throw IL of. Blu,
no honest man, with the spirit OF . MAN,
has feared Il for q moment. for they
knew, before they saw or heard Of Sneak.
ins-up-behind Brooks-BulIy Dragging
Brooks RunnIne.swsy Brooke. tina,
whenever invited TO try their hand
these blusterers don't want to ''run 4
gauntlet" among freemen.
Our readers are aware hat this threat.
ming to dissolve The Union has come al.
together from the pro slavery men and
their northern sbsllors No man hes
ever heard friend Of Free speech AMI
Freedom, threaten 70 disolve the Union
In case OF Buchanan's election. They
intend to pick their flnts and try Il
again. They iutsnd to appeal to the
reasous Of men, and out.vo,e their oppo-
nents when they can. and more. they
intend to do that, this fall. II possible
and then save the Union BY Burlin.
game challenge to the southern fire
eaters, TO como and Dissolve, n they
think h a healthy operation. From our
heart. we pity the cowardly. bringing
slave wbo stands trembling. saving ~
would like TO stop the spread OF slavery
II amo pposod to the extension OF ala.
very, bat II | vote against II rHe SOUTH
WELL DISSOLVE rHs usioS They are
meaner and more despIsable than the
bringing negro who trembIes at tho up.
lifted lash Of his mister. Tho black
man does not pretend TO be free--knows
nothing about freedom. whIlc the white
slave calls himself q freeman. yet IL a
most object slave, for want Of those Gle.
ments q manhood that constitute free
dom. You can usually distinguish then
ron true frcemen BY their lazy, coward
~ Arguments In bel,alf OF slavery Itself
the slave, they say,Is better of than I
no were FREQ, charItably. yet unjustl,
judging the spirit Of negro, BY thei
own lazy. servlls spirit. which would
rather wear the yoke OF bondage than u
nav the price Of Freedom.
~ WV V'ss " s'' sa.Ife
To show our readcrs how northern
and southern dlsunIonlsts agyec. !. nm.
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strengthen eac" o'"e's ha"o"' We cop
I'VE following art'cles' one from Toomb
the famous fre-eatcr, thu other from th'
Cincinnati Enouirer. How = man On,
,.s,.., h,,,.s,s ,.h.n ..,,.. y,,h a..
1925 "'''' 70" .'S'"s ~" P"'
" that thus openly avows disunIon w
can not conceive. Here Is Mr.. Toomb
letter: ........
|
! -""sh'A'fos' ~ y" '''y o. 'e'o'
Our danger u not from abroad. II Is q
home. The election OF Fremont woul'
be the end sfthe Union. and ought TO be
The oojeet OF rfemont's friends 10 IN
cong est OF the youth. ! am conten
that they shall own us when they con
quer u.s. nut NOT before -.
| Respectfully yours, II. Toombs."
The following from the Enquire
showa that II Il Tho dufu of the soutl
70 ssss'''
"ihere 10 rght ABOVE ana oeyon'
the 'onstitution-a right ron the ex
erciss OF which this Gevernment sprnnI
IT,, s ahs ~" ~ i w '1n,.
Ito by the South. In case thls part,
should succeed. there eau DO no doub
In the mind OF any man who knows thu
people. ana VINO oonnae, 70 the w'so e,.a
people Of the South are not towards
not degraded ssrfs--prcpsred TO submI
to the dominion OF those whom the,
rave ever regarded ~ their equals, :
They would sooner give their bodies I
the 'besgIes and their roofs to the danes
than TO live under = Government
which Fremont was the head and 0fce
ly ths tail. "a Government In whic
sumner would be Secretary OF War
Seward Chief Justice, Wilson Secretar
Of the Treasury. Chase Attorney Gene
raj. aud Giddings Postmaster General
and the Cincinnati Gassfs organlst.-
War. pestilence and famine. all CON
bined, would DO preferable to the dee
usg'aco " 'uon uove'nmon'i a"a o''
mild Alternative to suoh = bi"s, S'J IN
lamy. -Enquirer. H6nNa ~
But we have cause 10 take courage
The worstis past' The Unionis saved
When the Hards and Softs united i
New York, word was immediately tele
graphedto Hon James buchanan where
upon ne gave the following cheerin
reply;
"Mr. buchanan has received the rel
o,u, ,S ~ Nun v",n he
,r,on =, ,h,s eventful crlsls. 4, one q
the qrandest events In our history. Ou
car VIII now weather to the storm
iansticIsm. aud the Union mus. IN
go . =. vii, al, mi, ,s.r,on a.
rainbow In ths cIouds. promising a r.
turn Of the peace and harmony whic