The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08


I to their understandings and conscience. that
slaveholding IL heinous crime In the sight
Of God, and that the duty, safety and iest
interests Of all concerned, require It's immc-
date abandonment without expatration.--
The society will endeayOr in constitutional
way to influence Congress" &c--
At that time the an,i-slavery society
which Is the vanguard Of the Republican
party Of this day, had not progressed
to the position Of donn,on party. Their
weapon then was only "mora suaspon. -
Since then however, they have made prob
/ gious advances in a bad direction, in which
process they have thrown out into the poll
teal field their Black Republican wing, TO
perform the work Of guerilla force in cut
ting Of the siragglcrs Of the Democratic
and old wing parties.
This An'l-slavery Society, the parent stock
Of the modern Republicans, now openly ad.
vocatc iEc d"'ot"t,o" Of the Un,oat
In the published proceedings by the So
cieiyJ Of their annual meeting at Boston,
IN May 1893, the President, WV. Ia.oyp
"An@soS made II great speech, from
which We extract the following
ON many points, slowly but surely, We have
arrived At great ananmty OF sentiment We
are general agreed Ia the opinion, the Wing
party oi the country Is ioully pro slavery and
therefore ought o. be abandoned. We ar. enu,t
~ convinced, that the Democratic party is nj,
tery -ub-ervcnt 10 the slave Power and thor
oughiy polluted, from which IL IL the the duty
OF every pure minded man and every true Dem
otrat to Withdraw. We also affirm that A
| Church, claiming 10 be the Church OF Christ
-'aai PERMITTING III t5wers;5f Tasis f3r i6s "n
pressed, nay, receiving shareholders and sla,e
breeders 10 ITS communion table, u a Church
WIN which no Christian aboti0nist ought Ia
be connected and that, il there be one thu.
associated with II, he is bound. by his fIe ity
10 "od ana the slave, to withdraw from it, aud
hri.tian body.
We come now TO the question of wi blrawsl
from Tue government, IN consequence of the
prosIaNery compromises Of the Consultation
ga this polht, while the members Of the Amer.
lcan Anu slavery society are now generally
agreed, that ia to dissolve tho Union. the NO
ie'-ed friends Of the slave, acting in other re
Ia,ions, are very much divided. They a1yo
cate Varloa, and disc orisnt notion. about the
Constitution.
what IL We Liier ad nyanuu,a as to the sp
piic"''on OF the principle by which VIC profess
10 be governed:
GARRISON then gocs to excuse himself for
colsstcncys sake Oh account, Of criticisms"
On the Republican leaders, who do ~, vet
80 quite as Tar as h., IN advocating Tie mn
o,ei'ofe "s'o("i'o" 81 the U,.,on and the in
sti,ution OF Black Republic OF the North
but he approves IN the same remarks the
orthodoxy in other respects of his Rcpub
licau allies, US follows:
Bat tho inquiry il frequently made "Why
'fi;cise AM arraign such men ~ Charles sum,
ncr, Horace Mann. and John L. Hale e Ie,
them go, ior-ooth, because they make good
Rn'i slavery spec hes nov and thcn-Lclp the
Fugitive slave nov and then--and manuiuiIy
resist the occupations ,t the slave Power! Wby
-ii' DO We not gratefully knowledge all that
they do Tot the slave, and EtKc thcm tull credit
lur ~ The antitlavcfy speeches Of Mann. #
summer, Of Hale, Of GildlDgs, ! have alwav4
gladly printed ~ the columns OF rng IWERAroE
-~tlond appau.cl and think have not been
chay ~ nay Tribute 10 those gentlemen for the
anti slavery Woih that they have done. For
one, must hc beside myself If can quarrel
with them for benz fsi'hiu. to our canse'
The an'i.-lavcry Society has Published u
scric' OF tracts, which are purchased and
circulated 10y abolition Republicans when
ever they may hc useful to their caus, 49,
Several Of these tracts advocate the dis,olu
ton OF the Union h,rG',c tn Constitution
recognizes the cNistc GO OF slave States.
quote the lolloSmg from Tract Nc, :. asa
specimen oi Abolition treason.
Tho toJ>iitIto0req irc, vi the general gov.
crumcnt the protection OF slavery IA such II
the states ~ choose 20 rcta 10. with no power
~ regulate or Jholsh IL. Hence the private
citizen has no course loft 90 HIM hat either 10
All m uphulIlug the system, az renouncc hrs
allegiance 20 ihe government Ills only choice
=, between slsScholllDg ana revolution
''our inst grea, work il 10 cut this Jordan
knot the luion-a and set free the northern
conscience from the restraints OF the cons;itu
uonsl oath Till this - done, all other efforts
~i.i p.Dsy %. .'it,ea. ...r;y J.. 40 hope soi
the slave, mon fug the coun'ly. but IN ravolu.
,iou.
WENDELL fnlLrlr>. the srca, legal star
Of Abcli,iouism says. in his Rcr,ec Of
Npcnc,', E>>d4
No matter what n" Constitution a. wheih.
CT good OF bad, il j. b" duty VI every honest
man 10 join in the war.cry " the Aueric an
Anti slavery Society, No i'a,on ,-iti siar,
hp,i,,,'
The No.. Josut, X uippI>os, a
l,a,ling Republican member OF Congress
from Ohio, and in the late Republcan Con
yen,ion a, iha; state. the great gun OF his
party. n late letter 20 thc Aholtiops,.
Ellur Evgalrr, says
We have ourselves paij money 10 redeem
southern slaves until We have become disgust.
+ ed with the practice, and prefer ,ha, our future
3 Donations shall be made in powder and ball
and be dehN TO the slaves, TO DC used a.
. they may deem proper.
Mrs. Srows made trip oGrea, Britain
several months b.lorc the las, Presidential
campaign, a. the strong minded representa-.