Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-30
Black Republican.

We give our readers speeimans below 0
the sentiments of Fremont speakers and tn,
Fremont press, in order that they may b
fully apprizod Of the manner of spirits tina
are engaged in the sectional contest.
The True American, black republican
organ in. Erie county, Pennsylvania, il
commenting upon a speech delivered at +;
democratic meeting, says
This twaddle about the sBRion and its
'pse$crcotton' Is too silly and sickening fol
any good effect. Ne Mtnk that the ltbegt5
II {, single Stare Is uorth more than ALL TIE
UNION COPS UNIVERSE CAN ll5Lp y
Mr. Giddines has said
Il look forward to the day when there
shall be scryiie instruction il the south
when the black man, armed with British
hayopeta. and lei en- b. British officers, shal
assert his freedom, and wage war Of exter-
mination against his master; when the torch
of the incondiary shall light up the tovn.
and cities of the south, and blot out the last
vestige Of slavery. And though | n,oy moi
mock at their calamity, nor laugh when
Their fear comcth, yet will hold it as the
dawn Of a political millennium"
Hear Rufus p. Spauldmg, d mclbcr Of
the republican convention at Philadelphia
.'in the else of the alternative being pre-
sented of the continuance Of slavery ora dis
solution of the Union, am for dissolution,
and cafe not how soon it comes"
Hear Erastus Hopkins, another member
of the same convention -
ifpeaceful means fail us, and we are driv-
en- to the last extremity, Where ballots are
useless, then we'll make bullets effective. =
(Tremcndous applause.")
Hear IT, NJ addison, Of the American
Advertiser a republican PRINT
a detest slavery, and say unhesitatingly
that am i'll f;tyof of It's abolition BY some
means, if it send all the party organizations
in the Union, and the Union itself, to the
devil -
Hear u. S. P, Che Washington cor
respondent of the New York Tribune, the
beading republican paper -
i have 30 doubt but that the free and
slave States ought fe separate
Hear a republican Clergyman CT POUCH
keepsie.-
Il pray daily that this accused Union
may be dissolved, even II blood haze TO be
split
Hear : republican petition to congress now
being circulated -
We earnestly request congress, Al IS
present session, to take such intialery mca-
safes for the speedy, peaceful and equitable
dissolution Of the existing Union, as the ext
gencies OF the case may require
Hear Horace Greeley, the NEST prominen:
republican editor in Tue country -
s'fhe Union IS ret worth supporting in
connection with the south.
llear Thomas Ford, member of !he free
sell know nothing convention at New York,
and a supporter of Fremont =;
'i'lie ti@e has come when VIC must de-
clare we love freedom better than the
Union.
Hear Linus B. Co,nins. a republican
member of the Z S. house representatives
from Massachusetts =
Il am in favor Gin certain contingencies
a drawing black lines around the constitu-
ton, and writing the word erpuaged across
its face
Can any voter who loves his country be
induced to give strength to such reasonable
sentiments By voting for the candidate Of
that party? We shall see how far the haters
of the constitution and opposers of the Union
will succeed.