Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
From the Pennsylvnninn.
Charge II Upon Them. Democrats.

Charge Ii Upon Them, Democrats.
DO not let our adversaries drive us into n
defensive attitude. We have the right with
us, and we have the memories Of the past TO
cheer us, and the hopes of the future to spur
us on in the good work. We should attack
the enemy in his strongholds. We should
track him to his midnight htlair. We should
strip The robes of false purity from his re-
creant limbs
Charge upon them. Democrats, that they
have started candidates for President and
vice President, who are to be elected if at
all, by a sectional vote, and for whom no
Southern man can vote without personal
dishonor and political suicide.
Charge upon them that they violate daily
and deliberately, the solemn warning of
Washington, who, in his Farewell Address.
admonished his countrymen to beware of
sectional and geographical parties
Charge upen them, that leaders Of the
Fremont party are in nearly every instance
the avowe advocates of a dissolution of the
American Union.
Charge upon them, that they assail and
traducc our fellow countrymen of the South
more than they could assail and traduce the
vilest despotism on the globe
Charge upon them, that they selected Ere.
mont as candidate, first because he would
prove to be their passive instrument in the
work of disunion, and next because he was
supposed to have grown enormously rich oy
his peculations
Charge upon them, that they are present
ing to the Northern States, rs an induce
ment to secure votes for Fremont, by speech
es and editorials, in maps and in pictures,
the advantages that would result from the
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rerity and comfort and religion.
Charge upon them, that their cpen cham
pionship of disunion doctrines, directly fol-
lows from the infamous example nf the Hart
ford Convention in 1Sl4-l5. and like that
dark plot, is most earnestly sustained by G..
Britain.
Charge upon them, that the British press
halls the Fremont nomination, and the agi.
tation that led to it. as the certain steps to
a dissolution Of the Union.
Charge upon them, that they expect to
carry this election with money. They nom
mated Fremont for his wealth Seward
says there is plenty Of money to be had to
ignore and violate the Constitution, in his
speech at Albany, on the 18th Of October
and Francis p. Bliir says the Missouri Com
promise will be restored if Fremont is elect
ed. by buying up the Senator'S Of the United
States with the patronage of the General
Government.
Charge upon them, that this Union cannot
stand if the North, as they propose, shall
exercise the government to oppress and out
rage the South
Charge upon them, that they have invok-
ed force to their aid in the event OF their
failing to elect Fremont by n sectional vote.
See Wehbs speech at 'hc Black Republican
,b N,,n
the infdel columns Of the 1ston Liberator; /;
and the sermon of the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher
Charge upon them, that their love for the
blacks is so intense, that while they degrade
and dssranchse a white man because he
was born, like Lafayette, in a foreign land.
they would elevate Fred Douglass and his
school to social and political equality with
our fellow -country ymea, because they are ne
groes.
Charge upon them, that until they invok-
,ej the twin friends of Know Nothingism and
Aboitionism Christian churches were peace
full and pious assemhlages, but now too many
are torn with dssensions and presided over
by political priests
Charge upon them tn t, while blaming
Mr.. Brooks for his attack upon Sumner,
thev never blame Fremont for his attack
unon Fonte. in both cases the offence having
been given during debate in the Senate
Charre upon them that. while hnwling
over the disturbances in Kansas, they new
.er condemn the murders in our great cities.
by Know Nothing rowdies, of inoffensive anu
deserving adopted citizens =,
Charge upon them. that they have rcv'led
the Missouri Compromise for nearly forty
years and now demand that IL shall be re-
han ad
Ch.yge upon them, that they have srie ct
AL a. n.iidate for President who has Meth
Artl nnracter. the caoacity. the expert
ence IT the Integrity, TO preside over The
Ala the govern'n'n'.
c. re upon them. that IN their war ur-
on tns S1nthern States tn"y refuse & hesi-
sate ause their schemes must ehi III
niyil "A. -arvle war. anl at ength ~ The
ser,a, ,tastrophe Of three millions II sud
Gam liberated slaves being poured down
zpon sc North.
Gle. 20 upon them, that they denoance
and oesnlemn the decisions of the highest