The true Democrat., 1856-09-23

0T The Pennsy lvaniau, the organ of the democracyo of the Keystone State, responds in the following manly and patriotic manner to the boast of the black republicans that they will "subdue the south" We ask southern men to read it, and then say whether they can any longer oppose party that thus boldly de- fends their rights:
 Black Republican Boasts and Bullies.
 We wonder if 1t has ever occurred to the Burlingames, Webbs, and other bules of black republlcanlsm, who talk so hippantly of" hang Ing" all the people of the south who may refuse to submit to their robberies in violation of the constitution, If there is "hemp enough in Ken tucky' for this purpose, that there was a man once by the name of Haman, who erected a scaHold to hang his enemy on and was hung up- on It hmSelf The recent election in Ken lucky should also, we think, teach these mo- dern HamanS caution, lest the Kentuckians might be disposed to use their hemp for other purposes than hanging their fellow citizens south of 36 deg 30 min Besides it may be we'll for these black republican hangnsen to know that there are north of 36 deg. 30 min, if not majority, at least very larye minority who sympathize with their brethren south of 36 deg 50 mn In their efforts to protect their rights under the constitution, and who will have some- thing to say in this hanging business before they "let the Union slide."
 Before this Union is dissolved, or the rights, feelings and interests of any portion of it shall have been so outraged as to induce an attempt to resort to 1t in self preservation there will be north of 36 deg. 30 min., it is to be feared, as much hanging done as will be likely to satisfy the murderous appetites of all the Buringames and Webbs north of 36 deg. 30 min. Do these black republican bulies really think that the s0hole people of the northern States will look quietly on any system of measures intended and acknowledged, for the purpose of forcing the southern people into disunion, and then assist in hanging them for it. If they do, the north ern national men of all parties, and most of all, the northern democracy would deserve to be called "dough .faces," indeed.
 These black republican boosters are conti- nually reminding the southern people of their weakness and dangers from the sympathy their negroes would feel, and perhaps act upon, in any hostile struggle with the north, or for the abolition of slavery. We would in turn re- mind these same boosters that, when this fra trlcdal war they seem so much to desire, and are 50 madly urging on, shall come, and the constitution and Union no longer govern us, that while they migh-not certainly would be aided to some extent, when it comes to shooting and hanging, by the negroes as allies, the white people of the south would first dou- bic or treble their numbers in the northern States, with men willing to aid them in defend ing their rights, and in preserving the Union as it was made by our patriotic fathers and handed down to us. This whole matter is beginning to wear a serious aspect, and while we may have no serious objections to the Bur- Engame's and Webb's shooting at as many of the southern members of Congress as choose to let them, or to have their own heads or c0lUes shot away, either in Canada or at Naa- mans Creek, we think the people of the north ern States and particularly those who are en- couraging these bullies in their boasts, had bet. ter look to 1t, and see if they are not more like ly to get their own part of the Union-the north-and themselves into fighting and hang ing sooner than their fellow citizens of the south. If the black republicans really want, as they certainly seem to talk and act to extend the war they have brought upon Kansas, they may miss very much the field of its ope- rations.
 Should the Union be broken up by violence, as is proposed by the black republicans, majori- ties vii, cease to rule and there will then be a treef'ght; and let not these boosters fattcr themselves that it is not all to be carried on be- tween themselves and the shareholders cn southern ground, nor between the New Eng land bulies and the people of the south on Pennsy lvania ground. Those of the north who think the present constitution and the present government, with slavery in the southern States, and equal rights in the territories worth preserving, will be likely to take hand in it.. We will have something to say, and will give these disunion braggartS plenty to do before they get down to 36 deg. 30 mn., or to Kansas either.