Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-18
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Courses like chickens come home to roost,"
and hes return to plague their inventors. The
shareholders and Democratic party are proving
these trite truths by their experience.
Ever since the Republican organization be-
gan, they deliberately and presistently mis-
represented its character. An its platforms and
declarations, all the lifelong action of its menu
bers, show that it contemplate only legal,
peaceful and constitutional measures-neitber
interfering with Slavery in the States, nor
countenancing mob violence anywhere. Yet
its Democratic opponents have pertinaciously
insisted that it was an abolition party, seeking
to hberate the slaves by fire and sword have
trumpeted this lie through their newspapers,
shouted it in their public meetings, Inserted it in
their conversation, at home and abroad, in the
streets, at the table, and by the Preside, until
ignorant, uneducated slaves at the South, hav-
ing thus dlnded daily into ears, by their mas
tiers, have come to believe It'll Shareholders
themselves created the instruction of 1851, by
their lying stories about Fremont, which en-
couraged their slaves to expect and prepare for
the coming of a liberator. Shareholders them
selves are continually putting the idea into the
heads of their chattles by the absurd f~ctions,
which the latter accept as true. If they thus
sow the wind, who can be surprised that they
reap, every year or two, the whirlwihd2 If
there is now, as they assert, any widespread
conspiracy among the slaves, shareholders them
selves ere its creators and fomentors. They
madly and blindly endanger the safety of their
own homes by their persistent political false
hoods!
MOI is it the blacks alone whom the Demo-
cratic Party encourages to deeds of violence.
Within the past few years it has lent its sane
ton to lawless enterprises of every sort. Bor-s
der invasions, 6llibuster expeditions, lynch law
to suppress discussion, brutality and bloodshed
among Congressman, violence at elections, &C..
thus ministering to the vilcst passions, encour-
aging contempt for law, and resort to the
bludgeon, the pistol and the bowie-knife-.
Here are the mailman Brown and his crazy
crew e~ndangreing the live and property ofinno-
cent people by an insane outbreak. But who
made Brown a mailman by numbering his sons2
Who taught that crazy crew to band to-
gether with arms in their hands, as the most
effective way to accomplish political purposesf
The Border Ruffians of Karsas and the Demo-
cratic Administration at Washington!
The classic fable relates that he who vent
out and sowed dragons teeth suddenly found
himself surrounded by a crop of armed men,
Buchanan and Pierce have been sowing drag
ons' teeth seven years. Their encouragement
of lawIessness and violence is h urrying one To-
cality after another into anarchy, for which
the only sure, speedy and permanent cure is
the peaceful transfer, at the election, of the
reins of Government from the imbecile hands
that hold them, into the grasp of men who nei-
ther deal in mob violence themselves, nor viii
permit it to be attempted by others.-ABany
EOening Journal.
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