Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-14

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purpose basEthis coptrpvetsy been ,.;..si.-
II slavery Was az evil @ be .wsrrs,l
against, why did these States ever sI
Into compactf And Ii New Yo sI'er
her citizens were going To- Be inbns5 ~, s:w
such a wonderful spirit 81 libartv ' ~
was it not manifested loHa aeo17 ~
at once the necessiiies Of 4 nol;,;s..I ss "a, 81
iy have demanded that tie sIays... pr
ton should be pressed into their - 80
amply because everything elsa ~ =, ,.ee
worn ont and run into the eround y GssIs
piaIse. look At this of5pos;t;Sss knP-
Fbsy have called themselxes IN .lssl:..
of names. taking 4 naIi1c and rs ,,'ssIaeI
ont like an old worn out uarD,ss, .s'.s. ~ 5
old Wing Name. fun OF .henorsd E,.. .ne
FFFisss hstsd longer than afV. N5~e
pAblican has been brought into sss.; q;
newly ~Wliisewasled, anil If Il. 40 4. ~
through thesRext election thsy viii s .,'sn
try Il on again. Applause and t., %. .T'I.
ter, y Opposition Is suitable 80. .assa. s..
opposition 70 the constitution. opp ps;s5
70 the best interests. Of the countrv y.
position toethe sound financial ss.,s sP.s
opposition to good faith and go,;s 1 ~
ling between the several States IT, M
have opposedleyery democratic. n,a.a sasy
the purchase Of LOUISIANA H. a.a'e
lst&f the repeal, Of ! nigh ariFfstfs'i
thelE counssls prevailed, the frs;.r.
would now have comprised onJt ths. ~.
thirteen States aud their ,TeFri,ories ~,
yet,cramped up as it would ma. & -, T !.
would be too large for ills partv 3.
WOULD haze included. Georgia, The caro-. /
mas y tennessee. Keniasky, Virginia.
ma yland and Delaware, ii which mar,
y, IS no republican party: lApDlauss
The republican Jacket would have K.
too small for that cn,mpedmnd shorn ' rs.
ton. Cheers and laughterl How -
would Ike 70 know. do The, republican
party propose TO exercisethe government,
when they have no local habgitatien M |, 4
name, and when This great irrepress;bl.
army freedom can never march.
Mr.Dickinson proceeded 10 sueak or
the Observation-Disclosures Of lie krepubI;ese
party, which WAS eternally sbriel;n,
kahsas | Kansas aud nothiae but K,a.
lsas, and setting 10 motion such men q
Brown to carry fire aud sword into tbs
standing corn of their neighbors. In tba
Stare atfitirs the party would not do e.
much mischief, yet the peoplnof New
York had had taste Of itsEpaaIity n the
Registery law, which. IN spite. Of lhe.
lconstitatian, raises barriers between the
voter and the ballot box inE the enormous
increase of the, public debtto Be male 81
taxation. which would make the muscles
of the laboriug men stand out like whin@
cord.5r He referred alsostu the .Mstropoli-
tan Police bill. which he regarded as an
oppressive and uajust act. This repub-
lican party was a5party unworthy 10 Be
trusted, The evil was plasa and 50 was
the remedy. ItZWas that The democralie
psrty should teome forward. unite aud
Ilput down this party which had stolell4ia-55
to power and torn the vltals of this. the
greatest State ofIhe Uaion. He hal l..e-
fly passed through the Staieof New York,
and was never. SO much impressed with
its immense elemsfits Of prosberity. This
great metropolis was destined Is become
the BoDdon Of tie NeMssVaela. 81 Iee sp.s
lpealed 10 the capitalists. the owners of
real estate, and espedialIy the laborer. 40
! they valued their own interest, 70 units ID
putting down this murderous party ofirrs-
preside conflict, Brown lad been con.
victed Of treason, but that Vas mere,
drop in the ,buekets be arIaigned This
party for treason against God and man
kind. What had Virginia done thstNew
York bad not done. New York had
abolished slavery let Virginia enjoy II
Tor abolish il in her own time and N'sFv-
Who was to Judge? WsEmust answer
4 foroar own sins, moi those. 81. Virginia v
Shame on, this constant lptermaIling !;
shame on this banding together Of eitii-
zens of State which WAS lonee a slave
Estate to take their neighbors by the
throat. Slavery was daily growing weak
Ter, but If it were growing stronger day
Eby day it would be- hone Of our business.
We are called apop-hy our own Interests.
| as well as, BY the principles Of iistices
and equity, to stand by the compromises
.Iof the constitution. This question viii
have to be met BY the democratic party.
and by the conservative spirit 81 the
Country, He called upon members Of the
Republican party 70 pause and reflect. aud
If this outrage at Harper.s Ferry did not
arouse them there must soon BE- q literal
irfepressible conflict . OF bauies and
blood let every man rally To support the
CONSTITUTION ID los integrity. Though the
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