Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

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The tru.h Of the Old pro7sg6. tAat whom
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@ad. is strizingly maajfs !r9 ITSELF at lis
n0neatia tie Congress Of sse United States
The Black Republicans, ilstiga.ad y tEsir
irnplaaa5le hatred Of the Democratic pa &,
and q that noble Roman WAC has cared 10
make himself the true and faithful exponent
Of the principles Of that party--orithiag,
too, Under tle lash Of the truth, fearlesslv
proclaimed to tbo country in the Presidents
late ANIMAL message, have heen irnprudent
enough to bring that message most praai-
noatly to the attention Of tie people OF the
=. States, by the RANGER Of their assaults
upon it, and tie consequent discussion of
it's merits, which hss thereby basn elected
Every man. women and child. in thi2
broad laal--North. South, East and West,
viii now read that powerful State paper,
and The exposition of It. which that wicked
and Inflated organization has forced upon
lie Democratic party. The refuge Of lies
which that onee powerful faction. pro-
flaming the name Of "Rerubliean' falsely
acrogatoa it TO itself, win be exposed
Their own deluded and betrayed followers
IN TIC North viii see, that il tLc ns1ne Of
...aogty, those wicked leaders Of theirs haze
been forging for their limbs tie chains Of
elaverv; that while they were =briehias for
9freeaeu, to Kansas. their real labof was TO
take away liberty from Kansas, ap1 make
ia- an obeaisnt province q New England.
HAT the who,s doctrine tleg haye BEEN en-
slaavoriag to enforce Hpon lie Amceiean
peoplo Is nothing eisa, when PIT Las p.5in
English, than th2. ali States Leraafe e com
ing into tais Union shall he deprived ef tic
-ight Of framing their ovn government and
laws to au.t tie WI ans necessities Of tasir
own people; hit that a govemnant AID
laws shall! be forced upon them, at the VII
Of other States WHO can know nothing Of
their waata. I. ma,tesa not TO these mod-
era disciples Of liberty, thai We once stood
IL very much tie sllna relation to Great
Britain that cur Territories naa .tsal to
us; and one of the principal causes d our
revolution was, thai Great Britain denied 70
,,s the privileges which thoza nam arc now
pagsualipg US 10 deny 10 eur Tarei,osies.--
"a their inorlinats thirat fer power de
Black Republicans claim that she American
people shall stain taeie souls with the same
tyvannica. injustice against which thsig IA
Tiers fought, and 81 Ibis Is to bo accom-
plished BY getting up in the minds Of their
followers, a false sympatby Cor the black
race, which is 10 be welded Ger &c desiroe-
tion Of the liberty Of the white man Their
doctrine is, that the Negro mist and shall
be free; aad, for the purpose Of eaae,ipg
LIS, thay nladly propose 70 take away the
liberty anl right Of self government from
their brethren. Those traitors to the rights
Of nau know full vel that they eqnnet meet .
It's izsae face 10 faeo-faiflr. Idey know
saat tie right Of s5lf-ga7elumout and the
Sovereignty and equality of .he States IS dear
. 81 the American people, aul that they
could not stand before the ffeemcn ee tia
North denying thatright. Taoy are there
fore intent upon raising 4 flsa issue, By al
tsibuting 70 the Kausss b.li a principle
which it does not contain, and tait. itienl5,
the Democratic party, motives which they
have never entertained. They affirm that
TIE principle Of that bill is TO extend TIC
borders 81 slavery; and tbs motives "a it,
friends is to force slavery into the territories
in spite Of tha people Nothing could be
more false than such py5tan,oas. The
friends Of the BIZ are made ep Of slaycheld-
er5, who, in general, would prefer the extern
a.on OF slavery, and Of non-slayeh5ders who,
u general, woald prefer is restriction. Bat
neither tie one nor the other propose to
make their preference the rule Of action to
tie new State, and ia lis they dittar from
The Black Republicans. TIE friends Of tbe
BIZ say VIC viii retain, respectively, our
honest preferences; We would advise the
people Of tho territories in accordance with
item. # we were there, citizens Of tue
territory, We would give orr votes in aeeor-
dssce with orr preferences But as our
fathers said 50 say we, lset the sacred
right Of every community TO frame ia own
government be preserved. het the people
IS the new State decide ior themselves, un-
Influenced by outward force, Whist THEN IN
stitutions shall be, provided thoy are Re
publican.
The Black Republicans, On the contrary,
sey oag preferences shall be Ne'r fac We,
at Che defiance Of thousands Of mies from
tbs new Statas, having no common interest
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