Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-03
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE SOUTH

Throughout the South the principles of the Re-
publican party have been so grossly msrepresen-
led that many Of the less intelligent class of peo-
pie believe it to be inGentical with Aboitionism.
This has resulted in the first place, from a want OF
intelligence among the masses Of the people; hun
dreds of whom cannot read and thousands who do
not to any extent; and in the second place. from
the misrepresentation OF the leaders of the Pro-
Slavery Democracy whose chief power results from
exciting the preudices and passions of the lees
intelligent multitude. But the true state of the
case is, that The Republican paIty does not propose
10 ABOLISH Slacery anywhere in The uoyld. This is q
fact that cannot be controversies consequently the
Abotionsts refuse to vote or act with them, but
On the contrary they abuse them more severely, if
possible, than the Black Democracy does In 1856
tie A5otiOnsts did not vote for Fremont nor in
any manner encourage his election: but on the
contrary they run candidate OF their own-Gerrit
Smith of New York-to whom they gave their
united support They refused to act with the Re
publican party because it is not On Abolition par
,y,And, they denounced it as worse even on this
subject of Abolition, than the Black Democracy
ITSELF But Notwithstanding these undeniable facts
there are people enough in the South, and even in
this State who really believe the Republican party
to be on Abolition party! But this, We suppose,
is not so much to be wondered at when we consid-
er now ~iiuliy ignorant so many OF our voters are
on the subject OF politics. 1t there arc fools
enough to Deheve' there are demagogues enough to
benefit By their blind faith; aud we shall continue
10 see heaVy dr"its maze upon their ignorance and
ereduiity. ..-. ..... ..-...... a. ....
Inc wen known uoc.rine ol the hepubiican par
y on Inc suo)ect Oh slavery 49, thht congress mas
"e po~@ 70 PreeeM me eftenSton o. ms cursed m
StN"f'0" mo any or AZ. o. me JTee TERRITORY o. me
o"l0"; 0m u'"l "e S"f9ec' q s'aoery an he States IS
emrety "naer INC co"tro' q "e people % eacA 'Sfae'
ana Hd' congress AdS no auAor"y 10 touch or IN
terJere aeW ~. ............ ....... ........
No'Wnhs'ahulhg ~ Is 30 wen known 10 all men
VINO nave any kho"ieoge NJ al on 'he SUBJECT that
the hepuphcan party occupies TINS ana no Other
sroeho upon 'his question: parnAah ed''ors ana
2ohuc'ahs OF the Democrauc party continue 10
s"s'na'l@e Tue hepupi'cah as 'he Aooh'ioh party
NO" why IS 'ois' ihey kno" 'ha' al al ihteillgeh'
men, women anu chiiureh kho" pe'er' ana why
90 tDy persist 10 such misrepresentation! Is IL
because 'hey 'n'"A Tue people 'ioo'S enough 10 oe
'hhuehceu oy sucn Aet' we Aho" o' ho o'Ler
reason hneh theh you ieau paper IN which
'he hepuphcah party Is ca'lea inc Aooll''on party
you may know the edisor 10 De either 1901 himself
or he thinks he is writing ior TOOLS to resd; ana
when you hear political SPEAKER make The same
assertion you may know that ne Is ueceiVeu him-
sell or that he is attempting to deceive the ignor
ant part OF his audience. ..t.
Instead then OF the hepuOlican party peing the
Abolition party tis' In our humble OPINION the
best political organization ever formed TOR the BEN
eht oil the Tree white men oil the south. IL Is
founded upon the principles ana advocates the
doctrines taught py george washington jefferson
hanuoiph' henry ano all tue carry statesmen o
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