Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-11
Hypccracy Of the Black Republicans-Their
Attompt to Legislate Slavery Into Kansas
Here Is the Official Record.

AIuOmpt 70 Legislate slavery Into kansa
Here is the Official Record.
While the Black Republicans ore "shriek
ing for freedom " and claiming to be lis pecu
liar friends, they lole!y passed a bill in III,
House of Representatives. tOhicA iegishte,
Slavery into the Territories Of Nebraska AM
Kansas for tioO gears. and makes all childre,
born in The meantime, Of Stare mothers, slapc,
Joreoer! This pro.slavery measure was in.
troduced into the House by Mr.. Dunn, OF In.
diana, and passed that body by o strict vote,
The Black Republicans are all in the alirma.
tive, save one, Letter, OF Ohio. Here is an
extract from The twenty fourth section OF the
act: Z
"Propided, ~hocevcr, That any person law.
fully held 10 service in either of SAID Terrific
ries ahdH not be discharged from such syrics
by reason OF such repeal and revival Of said
eighth section, IL such person shall be perma-
nenily removed from such Territory or Terri
tories prior 10 the first day Of Janury, 1858,
and any child or childIen born, Ii either OF
said Territories, Of any female lawfully held
10 service, If 10 like manner removed without
said Territories be fore the expiration of that
date shall not be, by reason OF anything in this
act, emancDdted from any serrice II might have
owed had this act never been passed."
The yeas and nays on The above were as
follows:
"YEAs-Messrs. Albright, Allison, Ball,
Barbour, Benson, bishop, Bliss, Bradshaw W,
Bfeuton, Bufinton, James II. Campbell, Il. d.
Campbell, Chsffee, Clawson, CoIfay, Com,ns.
CoyoJe, Cumbsck, DumreIl. Dean, Dick,
Dodd, Dunn, Duriee, Edie, Edwards, Emtie,
Giddings, Gilbert, Granger, Grow,
Robert B. Hall, Harlan, Harrison, Haven, Hol.
loway, Thomas X. Horton, v. b. Horton.
Bughston, Kelsey, King, Knapp, knight,
hnoyleon, Knox, Kunkel, Malleson, McCar-
~, K Miller Moore, Morgan, Morhll, Mich.
OILS, Norton. A Oliver, Parker, PelIon, Perry
Petit, Pnngle, Puryiance, Richie, Ssbin,
Sage, Sapp, Sherman, Simmons, Spinner
Stanton, Siarnahom, Tappan, Thurslon, Todd,
ffafton, Wade, Wakeman, " albtidge, Wal
hhon, Gadwalader. @. Washburne, Elilu B.
WashbuIne, |. Washburn, Watson, WEIGH,
Wells, Wood, Woodruff and Wood worth
1871
"NAYs-Mess,s. Aiken, Barksdale, Beli,
Bowie, Branch, Broom, Burnett, John r..
Campbell, Garlic, Cafulhers, Caskie, howell
Cobb, w. r. W. Cobb, Cox, Crmge, Craw.
lord, Cullen, Davidson, II. W. Davis, Den
yer, Dowdell, EdmLn dson, English, Foster,
saulkner, Goode, Greenwood, J.. M. Harris,
I. L. Harris, Houston, Jewett, G. W. Jones,
!. G. Junes, Kenneii, Kidweli, Lake, Leier,
H. Marshall, S. S. Marshall, Max.
YELL s. Miller, MhIson, Packer, Peck, Phelps,
lowell, Puryear, Quitman, Reade, Ready,
ticsud. Rivers, Ruiiin, Savage, Shorter, S. All
W. Smith, Sneed, stephens, Stewart i
TAYLOR, Trippe, Underwood, Walk,
Warner, Watkins, WinsIow, D. Bl
j.. v. Wright aud ZoIlieoIsr-74."
Every Democrat from the North and South
DIED az inst the extension OF slavery into
Kansas, while GiJdings. Lewis D.. Campbell
nd The whole tribe Of " Freedom S~hriekers,"
scorled their votes in its favor. This FACT
hould be kept prominently before the people.
Gin. Enquirer.