The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
Black Republicanisn.

Union so the other. so that all men may see and
know for themselves, that not the half has been told
of their iniquty and crime to get possession of the
general Government.
| They began their career, by first managing to he
elected as Know Nothings. They used any and
evey means to effect their object. They proposed
fusion with all parties or factions opposed to the
democracy and ran upon any and every issue that
happened to be popular in the particular locality,
aud suited their principles to suit thu people whose
suflragcs they sought. They perverted the Kansas
Nebraska law to mean. the introduction of slavery
into free territory by the power OF the general gov
ernmcnt. in violation of sacred compacis The re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise in conformity with
the compromise of 1850. was held up as crime of
unsurpassed magnitude, although they had always
dsregardcd 1t themselves. and had attempted to
repeal it. in order that they might apply the Tmo,
proviso South of that line No sooner had the Kan
sas Nebraska bill passed into law than they went
Systematically to work, to produce anarchy. riot
and bloodshed in that territory. aud thereby make
capital to organize Northern geographical party
BY which they expected to be able to elect their cand
date for President. They not only went to work to
get up civil war in Kansas. but they used every
means In their power to influence the minds of our
COutscllnk
them to resist the laws, and TO preach upa crusade
against Southern institutions Although they pro-
posed in their platform to be in favor Of the Union,
yet their orators aud presses, denounced II .'as
l. asnc with hell and the Constitution as n contract
with the devil Their leaders in Congress, openly
encouraged outrage, rapinc, and murder in Kansas,
and pertinaciousy resisted every attempt Of the
President and the democratic party in Congress, to
restore peace and put an end to the disturbance
among the people Of that territory. They kept the
country in excitement aud Congress doing nothing,
for months by vain and outrageous effort to fost
the Topeka fraud, as Constitution upon the people
of Kansas where il was known that more than three.
fourths Of them were opposed to it, And where it
was known. that those very persons, who had
blrd at the Topeka Convention under the name of
the pcaple Of Kansas hired instruments through
the emigrant a,d societies. to do what they did. by
the direction OF the managers in Congress, and else
where In the North. Under the plea Of sending emf
grants to settle tho country they sent armed men,
to murder rob. and pagc the pcac able inhabitants.
They nstigattd the crimes that committed.
then charged til N upon thcpro slavery party. The
President has well said, "Rcvouton d solder in
Kansas had lis origin in projects of Intervention de-
i.brracl. arranged, BY c"r'n 'nnmhcrs of lhai Con
grcss which enact. the law for the organization of
the territory
They collect d thousands of daars from the PEG.
I'"o lh' North for suffering bleeding Ka which
y scr "a intended Tor any such purpose. HI y
pr q ~ oba n d for one OH ect VIII n Sc
III si'icd ior ai"thcr Il il said that NOR tina wo
h'ndro! 'h"n>a d dollars. wcro exp n iliios,
d o'tr fsc hundr d thousand dollars in Prnrsyl-
vaha. /" carry 'ho.c Stat, in favor oi the Black
Republican Black R'publicaA pr ach'rs. d sccrat-
cd ,hair p',lpis by turn'.g tn IN ato pol lical
trums whera TIL y fumi,a.,d anathpmas ,ainst lhs
p oplr Of til South for toll rA,u. -ug,ry. preachrd
ap bleeding kinsa~, and sharp. L ties l>tnad Of
trnch Rcd en-, +, nd y nc I'D 4Upi Sil. to
mankind VII eh The rpi Oh hey pro. h, % lllHiy
AID beautifully iuc,eale,.
Thus IN every concelyab! way ID the Black Re-.
pnbcan leaders and presses, strive TO array one
section Of the Union against the othr, ID defiance
of duty. AID every principc Of justice, ia cost mpt
OF the Farewell advice OF the Father Of h. country
and til painest provisions Of the Const tuition.
l. possible that such party can w boom
popuag in these, get United States: Wttae people
be % lIin! 10 thtr own best intcrat TO sustain
the lead r. d pnry Io.i g oyciy o. day,
honor AID patriotism! W. vii! not believe it,
/ 1nh- Mcn without merit or viriu, always attempt
to has, on to III coat tail of respectable gentlemen,
with the hope thereby Of getting into decent comp,
ny. This is the pr, dicamrnt of Know Nothngsn.
Their vote has ne II insignificant Their troachcry
TO the South 20 apparent-thcr Northern allies have
30 uad niably gone for Fremont, and have been so
palpably anli-Southcrn and Their consciousness that
they deserve the condemnation of every true South.
err, man is complete that they now try to save
themselves by saying that had 1t not been for Fill
mors being in the field. Fremont would certainly
have been elected. After working to brray the
South and seeing that they failed in their treason,
they now would claim all the credit Of Buchanan's
election. We thank you. gentlemen for your profess
sion but we know that your action has all been d.
rected TO defeat Buchanan-knowing at the same
time that his defeat could only be brought about by
the election of Fremont The leaders of your party
cant be trusted by the South until they reborn
and regcnerated
u JOHN ROBISsON's INTERNATIONAL CIRCUs.--It will
be seen, by an advertisement In our columns of to-
day that during the holidays we are to have an
hibtion of animals accompanied with an equestrian