Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
DlSUNI0N AND TREASON
Black Republican Sentiments!
A CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

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A CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
We clip The following challenge from the
the columns Of Washington Union:
"a more truly patriotic body never assem-
bled In this country then The convention which
nominated JOHN G. Fremont and william L
Dayton; and when the Union declares tha
/ some of IFS prominent actors were men VIII,
had been boldest in avowing disunion senii
menis, it makes 0 most unwanantable ant
reckless statement. We challenge the Unior
10 designate prominent motor in that conven.
ton, oreven one member Of II, however hum.
BILE, who has ayowed disunion sentiments. II
csnnot do 1t. The charge is utterly false.--
Gen James Watson Webb.
"Let us remember that more than three mil.
lions OF bondmen, groaning under nameles:
woes, demand that we shall reprove each other,
and that we labor for their delivsrance.
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! Itell you here tonight, that the agitation oI
this question OF human slavery will continue
while the foot OF a slave presses the soil oil the
American Republic. ."--Senator WILSON, Of
Massachusetts,,
"ln conclusion, have only 10 add that
such is my solemn and abiding conviction oi
the character OF slavery that under ulI sense
Of my responsibility 10 my country and my
God, deliberately say, better disunion. better
civil or o servi!e wal, better anything that
God, in his Providence, shall send, than an
extension Of the bounds Of slavery" ."-Hon.
Horace Mann.
The good cilizen1s he reads the requirements
Of This act--the Fugitive Slave--is filled with
horror. -
Eere the path Of my duty is clear. AN
oooND TO DIsoBEY THIS ACT. Hen.
Charles Sumner.
'qf peaceful means fail US, and we are
driven TO the last extremity where ballots are
useless, illen we'll make bullets effective" )"
Tremendous applause .]-Hon. E,astus Hop
kins.
| 81 detest slavery, and say unhestatingly
that am in favor Of its oboliticn by some
means, if it sends all the party organizations
IN The Union, and The Union itself to the de3iI.
Ifit can only exist by holding millions of hu-
man beings 10 The most abject and cruel sys-
lem OF slavery that ever cursed the earth, il
was great pity that ii was ever formed, and
The sooner il is dissolved the better."-sM IL.
addison.
"Was II not that the only hope OF the slave
was over the ruins OF this government, and Of
The American church--ihe dissolution Of the
Union was the aboihon ofslagery."-Sterasn
G. Foster.
! "a great meny people raise cry about the
Union and Constitution, as II the two were
Identical, but The truth is, II is the Constitu-
tion. That las been the fountain and father
Of our troubles."-Reu. Capt. Eenry Ward
Killena Beeeher, Pastor cftae Church Of the
Holy Rifles.
Remembering he was Shareholder he
could spit upon Washington Chisses and ap
plause.) The hissers, hesaid, were slavebol.
ders in spirit, and every ore OF them would
enslave him If they had the. courage to do it.
$50 near 10 Faheuil Hall and Bunker Hill, wa:
be not permitted 10 say that scouNDREL, George
Washington, had enslaved his fellow meni'
.l--C. l.. Remond, Black Republican Orator a
Fqneuit Hall.
1 Men OF Ohio, rush to the rescue. Leavt
candidate making 10 those who have time 70
such things; your duty is 10 6ght-to fight a
dyour futifers fcught-for freedom.-Oh paper
Resoiped, That God helping us, we vii
live and labor-not only for the prevention o
slavery upon the soil OF Kansas, but also 70
its destruction from the length and breadth 0
the land.
i Resoiued, Thatthe Union was established h
secure the Liberties OF American citizens.--
When i fa!ls to DO that, our only voice CO..
be, let the Union be dissolved Lo,ceH Reso
|lutfons.
j We are northern men, anL we have Sena
u tor in Congress. am for having every man e.
armed, and If he is assailed, shoot down hi
opponent.-Mr, Breuster's speech at Faneui
HaH.
} Th. sv.n,. oe Inc lac, fes, wears A month
and davs S"ys. ,anght nc iasssns NJ cen,ny;es
} 7 do noi see how barbarops community an,
civ;;zed con,n,,, n,v can Constitute one STATE
III think we must get rid of slavery or we mus
get rid of freedom. w. Emerson at Con
cord.
The following resolution was adopted at
meeting Of Black Republicans al Monroe, Gree
'ouI,y, MiscoTs,n mh ol ''e ,s oist WI; M Nat,
,soe', ns' s,; ;ne uIy pO;a.m, u .,t .nd
~ Oase NY iS am e.os fa., ~ Kans" a"
oons.ess vu' ~ I'i e ,ee.ole .es"o"' " '''S'
, 'ee''u''O'Ne ~e aoe''""e"''
5 have SAID, ana lake This occasion TO repeal
Q that ralher tnan consent tnat the course OF hu
0 man cha'tiedom should De taken into hanso
. and Nebraska, wonid prefer 10 see the pom
1 zeal eiemepls crumole INTO dissolution
3 Cteoe'dnd Leader. .
b "1 have no doubt but what the free and slav
: safes ought 10 De separaied"--New for
4 Tribune. S. iss' t. ~