Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-16
SENTIMENTS OF THE SELF STYLED BLACK
1898 REfUBrIcANs,

SENTIMENTS OF THE eE1f STYLED eLAkK
REfUBIIcANs,
AS PROMULGATED By ruER LEADsRs
have great hopes Of the overthrow Of the
union.-Rev. T. Foss.
SEPARATION.
The North must sepaAte from the South.
and organize her own institutions on sure
basis. William Lloyd Garrison.
UNIVERSAL DEATH.
In one Of The churches in Detroit. ga fesr-
less ahd faithful minister Of Chfist'-as The
Tribune Terms him preached an abolition
sermon, In which be remarked ss follows:
"BeloIe would see popular sovereignty
wrested by force from the people oft Terri
tories, trelerring 10 the determination Of the
authorities 10 enforce obedience 10 The laws,)
would have the plains Of Kansas silent with
universal desth. Before would have the lips
of cur Senator'S aud Representatives sesled in
craven silence by The hard OF Southern vio-
lenee, ueferrng 10 the castigsiion bestowed
upon Sumner by Brooks for personal, moi po-
Iiiicsl, ressons,) | would see the Lells OF fCon-
gress ankle deep in bloodP'
THE pFATH STRUGGLE.
Thus he (Rev DR.. Kirk,) only pointed 10 the
thunder cloud that hung over us. "God,"
said he, "may overt it. Man cannot avert il.
Coaxine, compromise, letting olone are all too
late. Mr.. Brooks is nothing in this matter,
Mr.. Douglass is nothing in this msiier. The
doctrine that negro rs not man and the
doctrine that the negro is man rs now come
TO iie death struggle, and the nation will
heaye with every conyBlsiye struggle Of lie
contest. Neither win yield until a continent
has been swept with the deluge Of civil war.
Travellers report Of Rev. Dr. Kinks Speech.
POWDER AND BALL.
Al The meeting Of The Emigrsnt A id Society,
Rev. Mr.. James, Of Worcester, soid:--
"He had no faith ia She resolutions passed
by large meetings, and believed thatpapeI res
olulOns would do no good unless rammed down
the barrel Of q gun with powder and ball"
| Rev. Mr.. Snow, ofLowell endorsed The sen
timenis uttered by his brother Christian, and
said that he was ready TO follow Him 10 mar
lyrdon.
! AWAY WITH TIE UNION.
81 love the Union-snd the time hes come,
when we must declare we love freedom bet
ter than the Union."-[Ex. Lieut.. Gov Ford,
OF OHIO.
PLEDGED AGAINST TEE sotTH.
"No man has a right to be surprised at this
| Sldlc VI lNllgS' IL 10 just W net VIC NhpOiiIuu-
! lists aud DlsunioniSts) have attempted 10 bring
about. There is merit in tie Republican par,
~. 1t is the first sectional party eve. organ
lied 10 The country. II does not know lis OWE
face; and it calls itself nationals; bu; il not
nstional--t is sectional. The Republican
party is o party Of Ike North pledged against
The -tWendeli Phillips.
THE UNION LIE.
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is an imposture, a c0penant toith Death, and an
agreement icith He'll AM FOR IT'S
! OVi RTHROW! Up with the flag Of
disunion, that we may have free and glorious
Republic of our own; and when the hour
shall come, the hour will have arrived that
shall witness the overhsOw of slavery."-
| VIM. Lloyd Garrison.
AN ANTI SLAVERY BIBLE.
"The times demand and we must have An
Anti Slavery Constitution, an Anli-Slavery
Bible, and an Anti Slavery God."--Anson
Burlingome, Member Of Congress from Massa-
chusetts.
JET DisUNIos CONF.
\ 'In the case Of the alternative being pre-
sened OF the continuance OF slavery or dis.
solution OF the Unon am for dissolution of
the Union, nm for dissolution, and care
not how quick ii comes Rufus P. Spaldng.
FIRE AND SWORD.
"On the actinn OF this convention depends
the fate Of tIe county; if he Republicans
fail at the ballot box, we will be forced 10
drive hack The slaveocracy with FIRE and
sword."-[James Watson Webb.
Il REvoLuTIoNIzE THE GOVERNMENT.
alt is the duty OF the North, in ease they
fail in eleciing President and O Congress
that W i'll restore freedom 10 Kansas, 10 revolu-
! ,ionize the government" Il Resolution Of
, Black Repub. meeting in Wisconsin.
LET BLOOD DE- SHED.
, "I pray daily that this accurSed Union may
be dissolved. even II blood have 10 he split"
6 Black Republican clergyman al PoughEeep.
I sic.
e CUT THEoATS. -.
!, "At a recent Black Republican meeting in
n Auburn, Fred. Douglass said, among other
S things, that it was the duty Of every slave to
cut his masters throat.
BRITISH BAYoNrTs.
III look forward 10 The day, when there
{ shall be q servile insurrecion in the South
i when The black man, AIMED with British bay
: onetS, and led on by British officers, shall as
% sert his freedom, and wage war Of extermi-
II nation against hlS mas'er-when the torch Of
IS the incendiary shall light up the towns and
!, cities OF the South, and blot out the last vest
II age Of slavery; and though may not mock at
u their calamity, nor laugh when their fear com
y eth, vet will hail as The dawn of political
y millennium. Joshua R. Giddings.
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