, 1859-10-28
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THE DISEASE AND THE REuEDY,
The TINA npp>ars to bc approaching WHEN
the conservative ,nea Of the North, most #
whom confess allegiance to tho Republican,
party, will he obliged to put forth supcshuman
exertons for the preservation Of the honor,
dignity, peace aad prosperity Of our happy
country. Between the recent efforts Of the
Democracy in repeating tie Missouri Compro-
n'ise, in 1hctr Kansas iniquitiee, in their bred
Scott decisions, in their tillbustesing and dig
regard Of Law. and tie efforts Of the men in tho
North who haye hecn made fanatical BIZ the
way in which the niggcr-drivers hare cracked
the1r whips orer people once ftcc,-tlc
worst consequences may be arpreherd.
Cd When the public mind rcpo.ed
In tho belief that slavery would, sooner
OF later, by gradual md peaceful process,
become extinct, and when mono Of our public
men had the presumption t. claim thar it was
national Institution which might be carried.
by virtue Of the Constitution, into au territory
over which tho American flag floats, in spite d
the resistance Of Coag1oss, tue local legisla-
tn'es end tue people, we Ind comparative
peace- There were here and there squads ot
Aholiiouists in the North whose endeayors TO
disturb the public harmony were zealously
seconded By little squads OF flre~oaters in
the South; but between the two and oil
they could do, we had to hear nothing Of dis
solution Of the Union, Of instructions Of tic
sezvile population Mt tue instigation Of white
men, nor Of bad blood and prospective wars
between the two extremes Of the Republic
The country WIS prosperous mud ut peace. It
was not until the Democratic party began 10
disregard the traditions ard null f. the policy
o: tho man who fought the war Of the Rcvo]u.
tlon and made tie Constitution in the interes,
and for The benefit Of free labor aud Gree men
that this war Of sections began. But tho at-
tempt Of That party to make Slavery national
and Freedom local, by the means which We
havs mentioned-to brow-beat overy man who
would not follow their lead, and to vil1fy eve
- man who ventured to oppose their policy
opened the flood gates, and the bitter waters
flowed at once into every nook and corner oi
the Lind. Unaer the influence Of the prevail.
Ing excitement Which Douglas and dema-
sosaes " ''s' AoDeS A0'e t''oa'e'' ''e '''eo
~ ""0 "o'' "'1'N -A'' oeA
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now burning for tue day in which it may be-
gin; and the men Of :hc North, stuug to the
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'4 ~o".oe'' Aas' ~ oa ualaeAs e'o'u'e'
A.0o' ',D5 "es o' eeAs'a'eo 1ence We ''s
."4N 'o0 s"Ds@' >A"'o 11oo u 'u' 'o't'e4'
e'"As' aHo' tne3o n'e any sue = 'aeFe' o. loc
&'o1a aaso' AaFe neeo u e1e'c'se sa 'ue'F eau
tou' "isa'a ana Pa'1ao'asn'' 70 "a'o Oh UT
aeasJ olo" WINCH all c1ear~s'gnted men see Il
'"peno'ns' 9 nave pointed CUT 1he dahgeFs
s'uo 'ne remedy oesoFe' out our auty as puoAc
'oo'na'lsls ano Us Pa1s1ot'e cuzens loPeis us
!" Eeeuf 10 the SUBJECT again and aea'n'
"oats 10 oe done? The path ct duty's
P's'a: 1h'o" oo' o' pnol'c Station ana s7s1
"''a political penalties these 'santon disturb"
or o' Tue paohc peace whether OF tie North
Ut oou1n. iae men aod the party that have
p'' e"e o'o so'p Oh new ana dangerous tacR
must be ovefborne; and those whom they
nave goaded to nadness By their crimes musl
saasf inc disabilities Which their disease mer-
ats' Ihe os'g'uaiors OF that most m'schievous
Aansas-NebFaska bill, Of tue Kansas war upon
Free State men, the Drcd Scott decision, Il
'ne congressional Stare code and o'
toe proposed renewal Of the inhumsn
ana o'sgFacelul Slave Trade-in word,
ING 'eaoess o1 that false and fallen Dc
n's,.. -Hosl 50 lnto .Ae ilm'eo into which
A'ps' oas''s'h' oFo"n aud their kindred
.ASAu'en Will pe seht; ana tue country, G'
7p"o1eAo euoF'' must DO brought back to
"'e t''ut ~ "i''n II $1,000 "hcn alt parties
~''A~ 0s'eea ~ 'e' LUIS slavery question alone
80. - eoat'efn pssty mol 10 aggress and tlt'
o'N"e'a p"''s "ol 10 as'tate' VIC sec +"
os"s' way ou' VI 'ue 'aofogao' Inc Demo-
41sy 's' 'ne ao1no'a o. the mischief which
=. .,~' '''' Wrought. Lucy aa'e eel IN motion
eo7 causes o. etFue ana 'he5 are answerao'e
in pow.r Tim scenae or ,ba ,ost s;~ r..-s Mill
~ ~ ~ ~ ~''' 'A'
'4'so' Aaa uuo pc'n1eous Prtoc'1'es
"h'en leu 70 .ne'' enaet"ent VIII DO eno'clat-
e. We a'ah naso nl''oasle'1ne and dlsun'on
"s'aosoes ~ 'he oou'f'' a1o INC iomentIns
" % 1u'u'tect''oe una Inc enforcement Of reta''a-
A'sa'cs =. ~ Tue -'o''n- We are urea Of