The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-19

From A Psnnsyluanian Of Nou. 7h
| "An HALT New EneIaaafn
This 10 the asading Of . glorifcsiion sri.
ole 10 the Times Of yesterday, lauding that
section OF the Union 10 The skies for her sup
port Of the Black Republican candidate, TO
which we respond:
GAN Hail! New EngIandp'
Bot not tina. New England that began iis
career by burning and hanging Baptisls and
Quakers, and all who differed from It's puri.
tanicaI notions of religion.
Not tha, New England which in it's tyran-
ny drove Roger Williams into exile, in its
hour of danger sought and won his proiec-
ton, and in i,s gratitude repaid him with the
vilesi baseness.
Not that New EngIsnd That burned'or hung
innocent men and women for witchcraft.
Not that New England which grew rich
by importing slaves from Africa; and which
is row living in luxury upon the blood and
bones of the human beings it thus traffic
ed in.
Not that New England that attempted to
make This government Of ours "hereditary
aristocracy"
Not that New England that endeavorcd to
faslen upon this country the Alien and Sedi-
lion Laws, and heaped upon the Author Of
the Declaration of Independence the vilest
ISLANDERS.
Not that New England that met 10 Con-
ven.ion at Hartford, during the war of 1912,
10 plot treason against the United States, and
to give aid and comfort TO the enemies of
the nation.
No, that New England which refused 10
man or arm single regiment of volunteers
o go 10 M exico, and that offered indigniiies
10 those who did volunteer, when psrading
through the streets of Boston.
Not that New England which arms ler
"paupers" 10 60 10 Kansas TO inciie civil and
servie war, and murder citizens of the Uni
ted States.
MOI that New England that ever since the
Revolution, has been opposed 10 every war,
to every acquisition Of Territory, 10 all the
important measures Of the Government that
have added to The greatness and glory of our
country.
Not that New England whose religion is
its politics and whose politics s its religion,
and whose pulpils are filled with traitors to
their country and their God.
Not that New England which shrieks for
"free speech" when an Aboltionist desires
to undermine the institutions of their coun.
try, aud which denied Faneuil Han TO her
abIes son 10 speak in their defence.
Not that New England which delights in
imposing upon her cilizsns the double crime
Of perjury and treason, and while they swear
to support the Constitution of the United
States passes laws compelling them 10 vic.
late its provisions and 10 set at defiance the
fundamental law of the land.
No, that New England which halches out
all the vile isms of the times and sends them
forth through the land, like SO many serpents,
10 poison its peace and prosperity.
Not that New England which has made
an idol CT the Mariposa speculaior, worship.
ped the woolly horse, and given the reins 10
fanaiicism.
The New England of the revolution we
wonld hail ! But that New England has
been overrun by the Goihs and Vandals Of
Black Republicanism, the Hales, the Par
kers, the Garrisons, the Banks, the Burlio-
games, Ina Wilson's, the Phillips's,-the rep
resentatives and successors or me meu- of
the "bag and halcbel" of the revoluiion,-
not Of those who fought its battles, but of
those who hung in its rear of its armies 10
murder the wounded and rob the dead.
The New England we hail is ths, glorious
New England-Democratic New England
which sfslill liyesn in the hearts of that mi.
nority who have resolved 10 "keep step 10
the music of the Union," who have refused
10 bow the knee to It's traitors in war or foes
Of the Constitution in peace, 10 its Abolition
ISIS, its Atheists, or its Disunionisls!