Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
,RY, TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1857.

- Dhl tileoe dlau oniy 10 snow ti4t
man erfs and la.gs lie. The slave is ne
a ehailel-nol merely an animal. lie j,
, first and last nov and forever Man
I Cat Of. this divine entity .sltalicoIne.a jus,
and compensatory law. Freedom mus
triumph. The manacies of the slare
must be stiickenoT Whether this future
law of liberation comes W it'll love or hate.
with peace or war. with civilized softacss
solf OF barbarous carnage, j. is for the souti.
no determine = s.Is-s.
There, gentlemen of the South. what do
you think ef that Gentlea.en Of the
Noith-aiea Of New YorL-wllal think
/ you Of il? Do you desire such freedon
+ as thats Do you desire pour mails 10 car
J. ry such documents into The heart of negro
communities. and your postofice TO dis-
tribute tt1em2 'Tiiut f all the northern
papers were Tribunes ?-Eow long would
your Union standa Do you suppose the
southern people will permit such pablica
tons sto come among their negroes Would
J"''s "S'e }ou al iIid I1taiil Oh q SiaNe
State No, indeed. Then wonder not
that the editor Of tie Tribune IS indicted
in Virginia, and that posilnastsrs in the
South refuse TO be agents for distributing
his inccndiary appeals 10 the blacks
,Woader not that they hold Indignation
meetings and exp ess determination To
hang all sueil insiigalors OF insurreeion.
: Their safety, aad TIE safety of their
/ fansil;es-tiie loving wife aud innoceut
lchiid, whose bleeding and nangstd ferns
may any day and atiy night. if such pa
psrs are allowed TO circulate among their
negroes, be fo;snd iE the srnoulLering ruins
Of their dwelling demand sucH course.
Eternal vigilance is their only safety. aad
| just IN proportion to the number of TrIb-
pnes which you permit to go out from your
midst, and just in proportion to the ener
! g!es of their fanaticai and villainouS eJi-
tcrs. SO viii the vigilance oil the southern
! fathers, Lus.,a fsds and brothers 1o increas
| I'd. 4 Nd when Ike time comes ic ever ii
does come } when the North is filed wit
TfibaGes and the majority of the people
are Cree!ey's and Daaa's and Beethers
aad Carrisoa's. then will your mai! routes
TO the South be entirely closed: your com
inerec with your neigh!ors and brethren
oi the slave States cut CT, AID ali friendly
Intercourse will cease.
Reason and common sense teaci. US. Oh
ought to teach US. that The South will du
whatever it is necessary for is peace and
safety, and if we 60 on increasing lis dan
ger, 1t will increase It's efforts aud vigil /
ance. "A step farther. aud the s,rong men
Of the South will 60 whatever il Is lisccs,
sary-aye, gentlemen, il srif te nece ssary
TO Stop your mails, TO cul off commerce |
and all communications, to send the negroes
of Maryland and northera Virginia to the /
South, 10 establish a line of military posts
and all t!s para arhernalia aud guardlasis t
Of hostile borders. and say to us. titus i.4r
shall thou come, and 10 farther p THeyf
will make 4 belt OF two hundred miles cf
free but hostile and barren territory be- |,
tween them and Us, orer which it VIII be |
certain Death FOR negro or an abolitionist I
TO aitemp, 10 travel. Tie time when this |
necessity wiiiexist seems 10 bs rapidly ar- |
preaching, and when tie Greeleys Of tie |
North tring it upon Us, farewell TO our
prosperity, cur happiness. our peace and 20
cur Repubiieanisn,, for then will our infu-
rated popu!ace-starying laiorers-seize |
upon the authors of. their calsmities and
hang them as high as IHamsn.
FREAks OF THE 1SsAsE.-0id Dr. Rush t
of Philadelphia. used to relate a singular
case Of Elononfanis IN a patient IN TIE /
Philadelphia hospital. He took ii into Lis
head thai Ee was a painter. anL rsso!uteiy
refused for long time. though possessing
fine organs OF speech, TO utter a word. {
Tie doctor one day entered his apartille nj
ard found HIN siyetc!ling on slip Of pa
per a really beautiful rose for he had By
long practice acquired much skill in TIE +
art. and was very proud of The accomplish
nent.
Oae day a though, struck DR.. Rush ti.at
he would surprise him into his voice zby
dispraising his labors and be resolved 10
Try,
8 You are painting very Handsome
cabbage there. my friend : he obseissd to
the maniac. s..
T" Cabbagei good gracious, old gentle
man. does that look like abbagcz svlsy.
sir, you're fool. That's rose, and il is
a COOL one. TOO. r.
Ii was no. long before the. patient MAS
well His train of thought was broken.
asd be retained home
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