Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

'ious stonss, and from the natural orifice aqneducts in virigiuia and North Carolina the purest healing waters in the world of what avail is all this latent wealth what avail will it ever be, so long as sla Is permitted to play the dog in the man
 To these queries there can be but on 7. Slavery must be throttled; the Sonth ireat and so glorious by nature, must b timed from her infamy aud degradation cities, fields and forests must be kept in From the unsparing monster; the varion ample resources of our vast domain. sub neous as well as superficial, must be de ed, and made to contribute to our plea : and to the necessities of the world.
 EVOLUTION MUST FREE THE SLAVES,
 ? great revolutionary movement which set on foot in Charlotte. Mecklenbur, y, North Carolina, on the 2Oth day c l775, has not yet been terminated no
 be, until every slave in the United \ IS freed from the tyranny of his master 'Avictim of the vile institution, whethe :. or black, must be. reinvested with the Arights and privileges of which he ha, deprived by an inhpman oligarchy . ,llr noble sires of the revolution left un. |r Il. it is onr duty to complete : ,,,this principle the North has adhered iihe strictest fidelity. How has 1t been ne South? Has she initiated the praise. py example of our ilinstrious ancestors? " has treated 1t with the utmost con iAishe has been extremely selfsh--so sell Iced, that she has robbed posterity of
 ral, inalienable rights. From the pe- Wthe formation of the government down Bprescnt moment. her policy has been
 .ht suicidal, and, as a natterof course, x. .nidefensible. She has hagged viper sllreast; her whole system has been par ' her conscience is scared. a d. still ,utarin her embrace thu cause of her shame lsaaring, she is becoming caIlons to every
 of justice and magnanImity. Ex- aIk!ong the non n-slavehoiders, who, be. oE ng kept in the grossest ignorance, are
 restraint of all manner Of infquit- ,.u,, patriotism has almost ceased to ex- ,hHslin her borders And here we ars0a be distinctly understood. for we shall ;asion to refer to this matter again. at, therefore, the substance of our ,OS, that, at this day, therc is scarcely IlVs pure patriotism in the South, ex a@ag the non shareholders. ssss.rH roo scRUPULou 1.-THE THEORY .ANAldAr JOHN BROWN PRAcrrtED.
 ,gard to the unnational and demoral- FRY Fem of slavery, we believe the ma- Elu' Northern people are too scrupulous.
 to think that it is enough for them 'rchI Freesoilers, to keep in check the E. lement of slavery, and to prevent it ztcnsrsing over the bounds within which NuF.s,ssegnlated by municipal law. Re g soaa' asair national duties, as we contend, no positive attack upon the insti- ING.he Southern. States
 ,rslanl lTai not, in, s:the days that tried mems < BRO Ike as hard blows to secure the in- 2 Fronts as of Georgia as they did in defend- N Main 1 stserties of Massachusetts, and is it ----lsly true that the toryisn of South rv prolonged the War two years at , not, moreover, equally true that , ohS of South Carolina have been s, Hc pests and bores to the general,
 ever since it was organized, and Osss Q and conscientious people of the srRnirtualiy excluded from her soil in ps'r,9nse ,,a, of slaveryy It is "a well known [, naa onsn,nse ,1e stibIc fact the Northern States yiss les of s,out two thirds of all the Ameri lics shenngaged in, the Revolutionary war; of they were neither more nor less
 riotic than tiielr fellow soldiers of
 ct, inasmucii as the indepentience
 ny was mainly secured by virtue , mcrical strength, we think they Laee ,s5sider it not only their right but :. ,.nsrrso rsur make q firm and decisive effort States which they fought to free srnRg under the yoke of a worse tyran- < ',a,ts,S which overshadowed them under n tas sstaf King George the Third. Free
 'sE North we earnestly entreat yon
 - these things. Hitherto, as mere
 you have approached but half AnHl line of your duty; now, for your k I|ud for ours, and for the purpose Sh3Iting this great republic, which ,Nssts and our fathers founded in sep- JhaNms of blood, we ask you, in all
 10 organize yourselves as one man
 ianners of liberty, and to aid us in fy,rong slavery, which is the only I lIrbiIitates against our complete az
 It as a nation. In this extraordi-
 ,f affairs no man can be true pa
 tt iirstsbecoming an abolitionist. IllyLAvEHoLDERs TO ssrRrKE FOR kltsE TREASON. ha3t. a
 tsish hholders the South, farmers, me 6 working men, we take this occa- Ere you that the slaveholding poli- \. som you have elected to offices of s4-aproft have hoodwinked you, trifed st'snd used you us mere tools for the
 ion of their wicked designs.
 
 one of your own number, we ap-.
 to join us in our earnest and time a.,lsr rescue the generous soil of the D''F the usurped and desolating coD-l
 SC political vampires. Once and
 least so far as this country is con- u 1 internal question of slavery must lt Fl of; q speedy and absolute abol-
 the whole system is the true policy
 .th -and this is the whole policy vSf propose to pursue. Will you aid
 ,,l assist us? will you be freemen?
 be slaves?
 = eserwe the strength of your arms
 hall have been rendered powerless
 he present is the proper time for
 Her all the circumstances, apathy SSs lnce ia crime First ascertain as