The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-10-15

der or deceive me. ni1Gsassygq ~:
This is what l have to say; and while
submit that this contest is not of my own
seeking, when am misrepresented it is
sometimes duty, always a privilege to
correct the misrepresentation.
JOHN w. OKEY
INDIGNANTLY FROWN UPON
THE FIRST DAWNING OF EVERY
ATTEMPT TO ALIEN ANY
PORTION OF OUR COUNTRY
FROM THE REST, ORrTO ENFEE-
BILE THE SACRED TIES, WHICH
NOW LINK TOGETHER THE VA
RIOUS PARTS."s 81 s.t sseas ,ias!I
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Negro Voting Negro Equality. &
Mr. Caldwell a member of the present
fusion Legislature in Ohio, in his place in
he House last winter, said: -. &
Il thank God that the time has come
in Ohio when it is no longer disgrace
to avow the sentiments, that :he nsgro is
the aohite mans .eqYql, and entitled tolihsi
same politeak and social p,fraeges. y ~.
And this Caldwell is one of the lights
of the Ohio Stute Journal and its party. g
Think of that when these Black Repub-
licans deny that they are in favor Of ne
gro equality socially and politically
.Statesaan. ss7a4 rs siss5istzs szs = -
The Kansas Hobby rode to Death---Ap-
other Scheme to Restore, it to Life. s
The last Telegraph dispatch from Le-
compton, Kansas, dated Sept. 23rd, says:
ARMED bands of dispersed citizens
were returning to their claims, busine IS
reviving, confidence restored, pesce reigns
| throughout the Territory.
"Wsrrants were issued for Jones,
Sringfeliow, and other pro-slavery agita-
| tors. Lane had left for home" -. = -
So this everlasting hobby Of the Shrek
ers has been rode to death. I. Gov. Gsary
has put an end 10 it. Tie Ri:Iians have
returned home, Jones AM! 1StrngfciIow are
to be strung up, AID Lame has been driven
out
What will tha SArieSers do. 'raai aorse
dead and they have ne hobby TO ride. Ii
vas crue! in Coy. Geary no. IL let the
fusion lamentations last Till after TIE No
veuber election. Thi. Juror was all ge
up 10 elect a President. Nothing else.
1t will all die away after November 4,h,
let who will be elected President. ii viii
be looked upon rs a good elcctioncering
joke
Sir Walter Scott tells us, in one Of his
novels of a peor, crack drained Scotch
man, whose whole cap;tsl OF lifelong
excitement was derived from an intermi-
nable law suit, and whch afforded him so
much enjoyment, aud which added, As he
conceived, so much to his personal con
sequence, that he manifested no esrRest
desire to have it brought to a final CEN
clusion. And so to certain extent, and
in more offensive derrae with the Black
Republicans. They have entered apon
the work of fanaticai excitement with
Kansas as their sole capital, and desire no
end to the wild agitation, or the end only
in the consummation of their REASONABLE
projects. They have howled and shrieked
over Kansas, and have raised men, money
and the munitions for civil war in the
name of Kansas. It has been thrust into
appropriation bills, has interfered with
the necessary works of legislation, and
fully eight of the niue months
session of the present Congress. ImpieuS
men have, drag gged it into .deseeratcd lsul.l
pits, and have been SO earnest4and DER
sistent in their. political ilakors that their
deluded congregations are now more falna
lar with the fabulous wrongs of Kan sasi
than the sublime spiferings Of ours ,Sa-s
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Words fail to convey an adequate idea,
of the impressions made upon The public
mind Of the erth by Kansas -shriekers
up to as recent a period as the middle OF
Rasti month. The deliberate and carefully
prepared falseheeds Of the Black Rspnb-i
lican orators aad the.s sBlaek k Republican,
Journalists were heard and read by willing
duies, and produced bighly lmischieEeus
effects in communities which had previous
ly been distinguished. for their intelligence.
aud patriotisme Man net lrashsindorn,-
ing conclusions nor easilypoyed, ,bgelsens
|sr and excitement begapto1enteHain the
idea that there. conldnot be- seHluehsnoise
aud smoke without the acknowledgement
|persecutien.ss Bato Truth inlthe4 4endSEal
always prevail. il Facts Aeanpet be,femoss
ed by the sophstry of politicians or 3the
indammators appeals of demagegues and
fanatics. IS .s1ssts 5e.l9 81 1eaaeEos5 assl
| Pca,e and order haze been restored to
Kansas The pro-stavery.an and free state
men unite, In upholdiag the Eerrlsoslal
goreanmss,t; and ieolatter are quite sid
cere and quite as enthasiastic~ as tie former
in their admiration Of the acise, courageous,
aad patriotic course oass1eea6y Governor
Geary.d' ja.I4 - ,.sH siHo4 ID i
/ # the Black Republicans are still bent
on eisilwar-z still determined TO imbrue
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