Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-07
Startling DEVELOPMENT

pie Of the North to the mischieyous and alarm
ing consequences. that inevitable result from
a desei tion of sobriety and reason. it must be
such disgusting extrsvsgauces as are we'll de-
picted N the following article in the Chicago
Times The society that would countenance
proceeding like that described, must be rot
ten 70 the core. will not these daily exhibi-
lions OF Abolition madness and infamy open
the eyes the the Northern people of the volca-
no OF ran upon which they stand, and force
them to repudiate the Black Republican lea
ders who aim At the destruction not only of
Southern institutions but of the social fabric
Of the North also? They should be regarded
ss outlaws and disargauizers, and scorncd and
rejected by the masses of al parties at The
North. Here is the article of the Chicago
Times
AMALGAMATIoN MEETING on Srspsy
Withoat exception, the largest Fremont :,e.-
ting ever held in Chicago was at Met,ono,;-
tan Hall on Sunday last. FREQ Douglas was
Wv .ue 1,a'o.' Ais man, whose is employed by
tne A'er -oiean orators to preach insurrection
al murder. who obtained applause from his
audience BY denying Gods justice in allowing
such men as Cass aud Preston to address the
people and proclaim the doctrine of self-goy-
orIment-this man is perambulating the State
OF ILLINOIS, IN company with John P. Hale,
General Nye. and other renegade Democrats.
seeking to overturn the Constitution of the
land. Metropolitan Hall presented singu-
lar scene on Sunday afternoon There were
white men and sooty wenches, and black men
and white women. all listening with omen
mouths to this negro, who boasted that white
and black people we're disappearing. He re-
Joiceo that tins amalgamation was progress
sing, and his white and black audience re-
sponded with cheers and tumultuous applause
10 the disgusting sentiment. Fair white mai
deEs were there, smiling upon the champion
OF freedom and Fremont, and applauding with
their gloved hands his earnest wish that the
distinction between the white and black races
would be lost, and that, instead of them. there
would soon be but one race-tbc descendants
OF white woman and black men, black women
aud white men. He thanked God that the
muiiato race was on the increase in Chicago.
and his audience cried-amen.
Let Us do this speaker justice he spoke to
no idle rabble; he spoke not alone to negro
men and negro women; whose grosser ir,-
stincts might be gratitied by the vision of
white husbands, white wives and mixed blood
children, he spoke not alone to men of :nfat-
uated notions upon the subject of human lib-
erty. HIS audieuce soas tie eery cream of
me fremontp patty in Chicago. Men of bioh
social position were there with their wives and
daughters: merchants from Lake street and
ater street, whose names figure consnicp-
ousiy upon Fremont calls and Republican
subscription lists. Michigan avenue. Wa.
oash avenue, and the palatial residences of
nen VINO earned their present wealth unon
mechanical pursuits, and who now, by s.siiks.
satlns, diamonds, hoops, feathers and broad
ciotn' crowd out of all places the laboring
man ana the mechanic, Eve quote the Dem
ocrat) were represented there These rep
resentat'ves ogllug the sooty beauties and
ogled by the colored dsndies in return these
persons. embracing the wealthy and ton of
Chlcago society, were there, listening with
delighted hearts to treason, and threats of
murder and civil war. There were merchants
aud their wives-Fremont merchants and
their Fremont wives-whose checks did not
olanch, whose hearts did not swell Indignantly
when negro stood erect in their presence.
on Sunday afternoon, and proclaimed that
7'h1fe men and women, that fathers and moth
ers and little babies-American citizens
should be made to dream of death in their
sleep, should fear death at their meals, should
De met by fire in their beds, aud poison in
heir bread The atrocious sentiment caused
no horror in their hearts On the contrary,
ILLS terrible invocation, in the name of Ere
mont and Jessie" ELECTED enthusiastic an
oiause. This is Fremontism in Chicago.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN AND CREw.-An old
Arctic seaman, pensoner in Greenwich
Hospital. whose intelligence and good char
lcter ale endorsed by the. Govenor of that
Institution. has addressed letter to Sir Rod
rick Murchison.. in which he holds out the
dca that some of Sir John Franklin's crew
nay have voluntarily joined themselves to the
1squlmaux, and might yet be discovered,
fhe old tar says -
well recollect the Esquimaux from time
o time when they observed me at work on
ne Ice OFT Winter Island, repairing boat
uo taeir notice of the tools. They were re-
motioning by gestures, and thew
haoe me understand they wished me to re- |
nam with them, and as it was my hearts de- |
ire took more notice of the occurrence
And often did wish 1 could muster cour-
&c to ask the captain, or mention nv desire |
our first lieutenant (Nias) to intercede for
ne to be allowed to remain behind.
studied their mode of living, being daily
eith them for many months. I considered |
heir reeources in clothing and food and the |.
fect 1t would have on me, and came TO the
enclusIon that, from the experiments of eat
ng seal, scahorse. birds. deer fish 40
nouid soon become Injured to them. particu-
ariy as 1t would be my own choice.
As to clofhino tha d.,