The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-11
NO. XIV

sion, and tor this pnlicy they oppose tie West
aud her interests As long us the Democracy
lives You yet nothing, unless from God himself
planted The gold nj Pixies Peak, which has
been 50 opportuucly discovered to give new
state aud central route 10 the Pacific. for tho
defeat OF that party.
You must look elsewhere than to the Democrat.
party Tor aid Our interests as a State are OPP
posed to the South III this matter. Missouri
lies north of the Slave States; she is surrounded
ty the Face States, with which her interests are
Identical. IIlisSes aud cheers Cries of L" Go
on, and Turn him uut."l | have not the least
idea OF sUppns lApplause. Illinois lies on
cur eastern boundary, Iowa on our northern,
Kansas ON our western, which will soon be
Free State ia spite of Lecompton aud the Ad-
mlnISration lapplausc and Arkansas, weak
and OF little consequences to MS, on tho SOUTH.
have sometimes noticed in the papers that
little beeswuX and few muskrat skins come
from there, which is the amount OF our inter-
eSts with Arkansas luppiOuseb while our con-
nection with The Free States is intimate and ex-
tensNe.
We must look, III our national concerns TO
the real Udvantage Of the State. | told you
should speak freely of Savery--it is the ques-
uon of the day, or you would not see gentlemen
from this section vote as they do. As | under
stand it, the Dred Scott decision is the stand
point OF The Democracy on slavery. Calhoun
mutton, per sc, carried Slavery into the Terrific.
res. You know what his Democracy was in tho
days of Jackson--thcn no prominent statesman
thought of 0grceing with him. Voice. Cal
houn was right.'l | think not Tie wns OPP
posed to the doctrines OF Jefferson. II you re-
fuse Jefferson aud take Calhoun, do so boldly.
and don't steal the livery OF Heaven to serve
the devil in." At the request of Monroe, Cal
houn, when in his cabinet, signed writing,
asserting TO the Missouri Compromise. und ad-
mitting It's constiutionulity. 1t was an sitter
thought af Cdhoun's us of the Democratic par
", that the Constitution carries Slavery into
the Territories. | but ask the protesting Dem
ocracy to deny the name they disgrace From
the days of Washington to Pierce the Terrific
rlcs were held to be under the control of Con-
gress. Now, one Shareholder with his negro
can so into State und frane laws for oil that
Iiuluw--ths is Squatter Sovereignty.
Irne, Douglas says the people of Territory
may decide whether slavery shal! exist there,
but he admits the coustlutional'iy OF the Dred
Scot decision, which carries slavery inlo tho
Territories by the Constitution, thus knocking
Squotter Sovereignty in the head In tins way
Douglas rides both sides OF the fence | hold,
with the fathers OF the country, that the Rcpub-
l'can panty Is right. lApplauso and misses; cries
OF "kick hum out !'--repy, There will he more
than one to kick out" | shall be kicked out IN
good company, wi til Jefferson and Jackson; the
Democracy would kick them out if they dared.
find no ault with those who differ from me
but how Cun any one call himself Jefferson or
Jackson Democrat, and receive into fellowship
roombs aud such men, who always abused
Jackson! The sentiments uttered by Jefferson,
Jackson and Others are now called Abolition,
aud Tor which any one would DC read out OF the
Democratic party. Half Of your delegation,
half of the Legislature aud of the Democratic
delegation from Georgia were old Wings and
old Buck, the Foderallst, at the head, a worthy
leader Applause and hlsseS worthy leader Of
the Federal host he led, when charging ut tina
head OF the l. compton column, he didn't need
the black CUCkadG To designate him.
have SAID that Congress ought to keep the
Ieultorlrs Tor white men, aud not for slavehold-
crs aud their negroes; aud this is called Abuli-
tlonlsm. Thank God have lived long enough
not to care Tor names. This struggle going on
is the same Us that fought under Jacson-the
combination OF capital against labor; the banks
against old Hickory A part of the sharehold-
crs IN the United States Bank wanted the Uni-
ted States dtpooites. often fifteen millions, to
loan Tor this [hcy proposed to regulate the eX-
changes, and make uniform currency Slave
holders are another lot of capitalists, who wish
TO seize the territories for themselves and ne
groes, and throw out the poor white men. The
plea is paus ible--Slrar TO the bank plea. But
The Terrlurts should be kept for the general
good and not for few sdve-holders, so Tor
keeping these Territories for free white men,
ior The good OF our StHtc; to build up rlca StHies
west OF Us, to be tributaries TO US Whoever
opposes tins is against the good OF Missouri
| Applause aud hisses.
will revert to another parallel -the contest
between the Gracchi aud the patrclans. Though
the narrative comes from writer's of the oligarch
and they are called agrarianS--thus giving them
u bad nume, US am called an AboIitonist -
"Glve deg bad name Slc.-the Grscchi only
claims that the lands conquered by the Roman
armies should be equally divided, and not given
10 the pa tricens ulune and this is the QUESTION
now SAail the Territories be divided by Home
stead bill and plc cmption among the people, or
held ouly by slaves aud slave owners The oil
garchs Gull themselves Democratic, and strive
10 overthrow the Old Democratic measures of
Old which have been universally held, even to
the time of Calhoun, and till he himself chang
ed. Calhoun becoming insane on the dsunlou
measure and failing OF his aims, sought to curry
favor with the oligarch. This olgarch is strong
ly opposed 10 the Interests OF the West, but
tlnre ls no doubt OF Missouri throwing off the
lncgbns OF Slavery. IAppause and hiSsesi with
calls Tor others
feel the inspiration of the place. have
been here before. To what is the present adj
vance OF st. Joseph attributable; is it to Slave
liy1 lVoice--"Dld il retard it?'l Yes Prove
it'll ain not called upon 10 prove Sxioms. |
give nay better beliei-one negro is more in the
way ot railroad than three mountains Ap-'
p ause and laughter. Look at the map OF our
country. Has servile labor made your roilroad,
or the houses you count your wealth and
strength by? ST. Joseph'S advance is owing to
flee white labor; TO it she owes her position,
second only TO ST. Louis in the State. laps
plause and Kisses. Cities are the nurseries of
Freedom; they first broke. tho bonds of Serfdom
in Europe. st. Louis, through her free white
citisens, overthew slavery, and ST. Joseph may,
by similar policy, accomplish the same results.
Young bride of Freedom to your arms. Soma
of the ohivalry uttered on obscene jest. II st.
Joseph amounts TO any Thing she must take hold
of free white labor, and her advance will give