Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
said he was in favor OF using firearms, sut
fighting for freedom in Ksnsss."

ANCgs fhis N'uotitttti oulu uC pC uCN Gu uld
tSharpe's rifles were the best peace makers
there was no danger Too many OF them woult
be introduced into Kansas"
"Rep. Mr.. Loveioy was willing 10 90 eithel
as captain or l.rivste. He would useSLarpe':
rifles, and fire iOith goOdaimw
"In the North Church soon afier, the REQ.
Henry Ward Beecher ssid:-
"I hold IL to Be an everlasting disgrace ia
shoot at man and not hit himp'
"The champions Of freedom will see that
the slavebolers are kept busy-and fhey will
see that the slaves are liberated and put 10 o
condition to take care Of themselves. ."-NeJr
HapeH Palladium.
In one Of the churches Of Detroit, clear
less and faithful minister OF Chrst'-as The
Tribune terms him-preached an Abolition
sermon, in which he remarked as follows:
"Before ! would see popular sovereignty
wrested by force from the people oil the Terri
tories, (referring 10 the determination Of the
authorities 10 enforce obedience 10 the laws, }
Iacouid hape the plains of Kansas silent soith
uniuersaI death. Before would have the lips
Of our Senators and Representatives sealed in
craven silence by the hand ofSouthem violence,
(referring to the castigation bestowed upon
Sumner by Brooks for personal, not political,
reasons,) I ,could see the halls of Congress
ankle dsepin blOod!'
Thus he REV. DR.. Kirk,] only pointed TO
the thundercloud that hung over US. "God," !"
said he, "may avert il. Mon cannot avert it.
Coaxing, compromise, letting alone, are all loo
late. Mt. Brooks is nothing IN III matter,
Mr.. Douglas is nothing in this matter. The
doctrine that negro is not a nion and the
dnntr,no L. sa bo-,a
come 10 the death struggle, aud the nation will
heave with every convulsive struggle Of the
contest. Neither viii yield until continent
Traoeler's report Of REQ. DR.. Kirk's speech.
AT the meeting Of The Emigrant Aid Society,
Rep. Mr.. James OF Worcester, said--
"He had no faith in the resolutions passed
by large meetings, and believed that paper
resolutions would 90 no good unless ramed
dotcn the barrel Of gun ,oith ponder and ball.
REQ. Mr.. Snow, Of Lowell, endorsed The
sentiments Of his brother christian, anc said
that he was ready 10 follow him TO martyrd m.
"I leps The UniOa-Ghd the time has come
uhen :ss must declare nee iope freedom BETTER
THAN THE UMoS.-Iieut. Gou. Ford, of Ohio,
"No man has right 10 be surprised o. this
state OF things. II is just what we abolition.
lists and Disunionists) have attempted to bring
about. There is merit in The Republican por.
ty. II is The first SECTIONAL party ever organ-
lied in this country. II does notk know its own
face, and it calls itself national; but it is not
aatioadl --itis sectionaL The Republican par
" b o party OF the North Pledged agains, the
South."-- Wendell Phillips.
'The issue is this: God Almighty has made
il impossible from the beginning for liberty
and slavery 10 mi1gle together, or union 10
be founded between abulitionists and slave
holders-between those who oppress and those
This Union is lie; the American
Union is sham, an impos;ure, covenant
with death, an agreement with he'll, and it is
our business (the Black Rep1blicans) to cali
for dissolution. Let that Union be decursed
wherein three Tillions and hall OF slaves can
be driven 10 unrequited toll by their masters"
81 will continue 10 experiment no longer.
il is all madness. Let the slaveholding Union
60, and slavery will 60 with the Union down
into the dust. If the church is against disu-
Mon, and not on the side CT the slave, then
pronounce It as OF the devil"
al say let US cease striking hands will
thieves and adalterets, and give to the wind,
the rallying cry, "No union ioiih Shareholders
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Disunion "'-Wm. Lloyd Garrison.
"The time demands and we must have OF
AHTi-sLASEtY CONSTITUTIONS, AN AsTI-sLAvERY
BIBLE, AND AN ANTI-sLAvERY GoD.'-Ansor
Bwiingane.
! "l an willing, in . certain state Of eircum
stance, TO LET THE UNION sLlDE.-Nat. r,
Banks.
"In case Of the alternative being presented
OF the continuance OF slavery or dissolution
of the Union, / am for dissolution, and / car,
not hoU quick it comes. ."--Rgfus p. Spaulding
"On The action Of this convention depends
the fate OF the country; if The Republics
fail at the ballot box, we will be forced L
drive back the slsveocracy with fire and sword
jones .Waton Webb.
II is the duty Of the North, in case they fai
in electing a President and Congress tina
will restore freedom to Kansas, 10 reyolutio
tine rnment."--ResOlution Of Black Re
publican meeting in Wisconsin.
'I pray dolly that this accused Union ma
he diss olved, even If blood have TO be split
Black Republican Clergyman at Poughkeepsi
"We earnestly request tha! Congress, at it
present session, take such initiaiory measure
for the speedy, peaceful and equitable dssc
luton of the Union, as the exigencies OF tn
case may require."--BLack Repablican Pc
titioR.
"Ata recent Black Republican meeting q
Auburn, Fred. Douglas said among othe
things, that It was the duty of every slave
cut his masters throat
"I almost hope 10 hear that some Of the
lives (emigTants to Kansas have been sacr
feed, tor i seems that ing but that wou'
rouse thr Eastern States TO act.-Cor. Of Ne
York Tribune. 4 t..s.,
"l sincerely hope civil war may soon bur
upon the country, want to see America
slavery abolished in my day--it Is legacy
have no wish 10 leave TO my chillrenl then n
: most fervent prayer is that England, Franc
and Spain may speedily take this sla-ery al
cursed nation into their special consideration
and when the time arrives for the streets
! the cities Of this lnnd Of the free and home
the brave 10 run with blood to the horses b;
dies, II the writer OF this be living, there wi
Z be one heart toIeioice at the retribuliye insiil
!, OF Heaven. This, OF course, will be treason
! the eyes Of doughfsces in this land. Wei
4 they are familiar with Dr, Henry's celebratt
: prescrptlon-'make The most OF IT. '".-W w.
DaoaH
III "Ilook forwafd to the day when there ii,
eibe a swpile iRsurreetiOn 10 The South, .wh'
. The black man. armed with British bdyoRt
: and led on by British c6scsrs, shall assert /
: freeiom, and wage a wat OF extemina ii
Isgainst his master; when the torch of the i
feendiary shall light up the cities and topns
The South, and blot out the last yestigs Of 81