The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-10-07
Black Republicans don't want Kansas
Admitted as q Free stats. = - 20

opposed, to, Kansas being admitted assaaa
free State, but that the object aof's that
party is tokeep all matters there opensfor
agitation with reference to electioDs,iand
particularly the next presidential canvass.
We now have material evidence Upon this
point. Henry Wilson, United States
senator ia Massachusetts, has recently
been in Kansas, and iof course ID SHAPE
events there to suit the purposes of bis al
party with reference to the present aud
future elections The MASSACHUSETTS, Bay
State says fit has the. name of q. person
who heard Wilson make the following
|declaraticnssto. his friends in Kansa4r-aT
Lane, Robinson, andasothers-- (which M
have no doubt is trues xsa asssa bio ~
T "pcn' vote, at the October electioua
Let them form Slave State. Aid them
Ito do so if you can without suspicion:
This is all the capitaT We ask for the next
presidential election a'' 80 UT
This discIoses the object 81 wilson and
| his party, and which they are SEEKING TO-
carry out to the utmost extent. SThey
iexpect to elect Banks, Chase, and yNilmot
4 by the sid of this Kansas Iegerdamain,
1 a These views are fortified by an Artic,ssr
in the Steubepyille - aiob apubIishsds inosf
Ohio by blackErepublican 4memhers Of i
Congress who has recently been making 8
the tour to Kansas. His deyslepements
conclssiyely establish the views which -
have heretofore expressed. n thai "a.
per he says 49,, ,.ss.;... 49,: -.
4 Of which, even in this old .Massaehusettss
town there was not 2 few, bad its crowd
Of disputauts. Here found J yamss H. Z.
Lane, who invited me over to bis vigwau. :. !.
where We took a smoke and talked over
matters. He justiies his course and that
Of the ultra free-State men of which hsris
q Fthe leading spirit. upon circumstances
about which he alleges the people ia the
free States know little or nothing. also
+ met Governor Robinson, General PopeS s
; roy. Mr. jenkins. Or. Cutter, II Wood,
and other notabilities Of the, free late
party The principal topic was khe Eos,
peka legislature, then about to ASSEMBLY
q No one seemed to know precisely, whqt.
: they were going to do;s no, plan, sssmsds
> Fagreed upon. and the. more prudent. acss.
s4knowledged that the Whole pFocesdipg
ctwasia farce. which { they scarcely. knew
vi how to get out Of wi h any kind Qf credit
vi They were determined MT to vote foxs
h memhers for the consftut ional conyent ntiop,.s
: but aveWed that they would lyote for lnsri:ss,.
!, hers Of The territorial legislature next iocss
tober, when they expected TO carry every
d election district in the Territory enr,.
y deayored to understand them on. the hy@ss
j pothess Of CONSISTENCY, but could not.
They would not vote at the constitutional
n election, because that would recognize.
4 the bogus legislature; but they would yote,
h in October for delegates to Congress. and
for legislative officers under the Same
n bogus law. s IS 8 ss.sg
S "They also agowed their intention sof
e voting down the constitution, whether
good or bad, saying thatsthsy had ma
s jority, and would make.a consultation iph
: their own timeszssds spchh hs. one sas they
= wanted. To suggestion that it woulds
r be. of vast iinteEest ts ihe sprosperityI of
the Territory to hare spelitical Ratterss
J, settled immediately and finally iln reply
NJ was that sueh "a settlement gmi ght tend tee
e puild up the ID democratic party,a
o which they desired to- sea crashed ITO
atoms 955 7fEssFr: .ae; ~ sita sissff
e 5eI Withdrew, more than ever couslncedo
7 that the free State lenders do, nos desire
toseeil peace orysirattrraf feelnsg rrefail
s among the people. Their objeets Is "a
!. / keep Kansas Ibleediugsf for the fnrpcse Of
p furnishing ngblaek-republican clcctioneering
= rapiiaisinnhe Sdatesa Iseoking overfhe
> whole field, aidx AFTER mixing, xith5 thes
people ofths Territory fdrnearty q naeatha
isuch conclusion forces itself upon qss
s irresistably.R .bssssTb ssv uVsash q, 7
70 aalstiq ssssi3
- 4dissi, state hRanlko of Ohae@ IA 10 10
le The Board of Control lofs tha 6ta1is
g Bank 6f Ohio met id this city yesterday.
D. We learn thatthirtyrtwo ntiof the thirss
e 1tyssix branches agers repreaenteas Ef6g
20 following resolution was unanimdu
2. adoptedaIsiss 81 sssl ys f}os islshsEs
~ Resolved That the Banks of The Sta1n
re of Ohioh the ability antl WiIL n6ut3f