The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-12
BLACK REPuBLlCANIsM For WAR.

The voice of black republication decidedly for war
The senatorial champions Seward and Foot seem to
look to England to furnish enemy worthy of their
STEEL whilst Greeley and Chase wish TO the foray begin
in Kansas The Ohio democratic journals are ridcung
with much late message of Gov Chase The
following admirable akeo by the Cleveland Plain Dealer
viii serve as an illustration;
"a NEW POWDER PLOT DIscovERED--Gov CaAsE's SEC
PRssipEsrIhL MRssAaE-'PuTTY RHE.'-Gov.
Chase is bound bazel Although in Office but little
month"; he has issued presidential messages Kansas
affairs and has Individually subscribed my dollars carry
on the civil war in that Territory.
Ridiculous it may appear, Chase has actually sent in
second message to the legislature, founded circular
from j. H. Lane, O. Robinson, and George Deitzler dated
City, January 2it Said circular has the stand
ing about nvasions, and the usual call for
money. Chase Eliminates fusion thunder erorbtan
amount and recommends the legislature pass resolutions
issue manifestoes, and contribute money.
Tbe dsmogogi.m OF this movement transparent and
sckening to sensible minds 1t is sham, blood and hun
dor manifesto TO keep mp agitation and keep himself be-
fore the people, while the two national conventions Pitts
burg and Philadelphia which of on the 22d
ranging matters for the next presidency.
"A motion made that the message be laid upon the
table and printed.
"Mr Sawyer to express bis sstonshment and regre
that the governor Of Ohio should the neglect of other
great and amportnt questions concerning the domestic In
tory abolition doctrines and recommendations contain
ed in his message He claimed that the governor was by
this very act interfering with the rights OF the people OF
Kansas who ought 10 be able and able 10 their
business and encouraging the very of things he
pretended to depore He bad heard the governor pub
lie speech another OCCASION recommend the Shapes
rites to prevent slavery Kansas aud offered TO give fifty
dollars to aid sboonists Kansas and shoot down
the ssvehodng citizens and governor of Ohio he
melting the very difficulties which all much deprecated
Why, sir, where his voice when citizens
shot down Ia the OF cities by mob and in
ncghboripg statc7 Not word was heard from him then
He belonged TO party which respected the white citizen
than the negro but the governor would embro the
country In civil in order to befrisnd the negro He
regretted the introduction Of this subject into this body to
distract attention from important business
The Statesman ridicues the message thusi
THE whoop sounds from every village and hamlet
Women and children ssre from their dreams Of security
open their but 10 witness the nauged corpses OF
fathers husbands and sop OF eighteen years and mp
LIES blood oozng from the veins OF their beloved Grand
fathers too old the field OF battle and "a free fight
stand leaning against the lightning poles TO catch the
ID dts along the wires The watch dogs howl at midnight
token OF desoation that Is us Tho wgod throws
his OF red light atbwar the heavens and prophets
prophecy President Chase subscribed fifty dollars for ght
In Kansas and for fear OF losing his he issues his
proclamation that viii be found our paper Of this
ing Therefore,
"Rssorcd That every mothers OF us purchase forth
with Of Shapes rifles and shoot somebody Provided
ooavs That black republican national OF
part OF the States should of at Psburg the 22d
Inst Music; my hearts in the Highlands,'" &C.