Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-11

and warning truths in the ears of the Slave
holding and Slave supporting Democrati
journals South and North. Let Northerl
Doughfaces Of all political professions -" rea'
and inwardly digest"
The Madness Of Democratic Organs.
Sowing the Seeds of 1nsurrection.
The insanity of Old Brown in supposins
that with nineteen white men and five negroes
he could overthrow the United States Govern
ment, iberate all the Slaves in the South. and
establish Provisional Government, with him
self and cabinet of equal fanatics at the
head of affairs, was desperate beyond all hu.
man experience. But deplorable and desper-
ate as his folly was, it is even excelled by the
foolish madness of the Editors of those jour
mails published in SaUe-holding States that are
trying to make it appear that the Re
publican party of the country is responsible
| for Old Browns deeds, and that they sympa-
thise with the failure of his murderous aims
| As we observed, the other day, the Repub-
i lican party polled in the late Presidential
campaign over 100000 votes The party
has steadily increased since, and would now,
no doubt, poll 100000 votes. 1t is un-
questionable and the returns to the next Con-
gress indicate it, that every Free State in the
| Union, save two or three, has sided irrevoca-
bly, with the Republican party, and there as no
ebb to the tide that bears public sentiment the
Free States toacardS the principles Of the Repub-
iicdn party the only one Of which affecting aa-
uery u.s. that 1t shall not be e1tended into Terri
tories or States already free.
So 4L1 D.,
ty has yet failed to condemn and to execrate
the reasonable madness of Old Brown. No
member Of the Republican party, from one end
of the Union to the other, has spoken a word
of sympathy for his murderous designs Such
being the fact, patent to all men, we ask, what
but the most amazing madness on the part of
Southern partizans and Southern newspapers,
can lead them to charge the Republican Party
of the country and its million and a half 20
ters, with the horrible crimes of insurrection,
treason, rape, arson and murder? Does not
every member of the Republican Party know
in his heart, that this charge is an aecWscd lie;
and will the million and a half voters of that
party be so complainant as to change their pol
itics or quit voting because of these base libels
on their character by Democratic partizan
prints? We know better than this. The
world knows better. And the, result will
prove that party when aggravated by Insult
and contumely is rendered far more formidable
than when lulled to peacefulness by the just
dealings of an honorable and generous adver-
sary.
What will be the end of these insane libels,
circulated through the Slaveholding States by
Democratic prints? Why this They will not
eonUe1t the Republican Party. They will not
stay its present triumphant march. They will
not prevent its ousting the National Democra-
cy from Federal power, and installing, we trust,
a conservative Statesman like Bates or Bell
in the Presidency. But when this happens
what shall we see in those slaveholding comnu-
mites where the insane libels of these Demo-
cratic prints have circulated? The newspa-
pers will have told the Slaues that the triumph
Of the Republican Party will be the signal of
their deliverance from bondage! They will
have assured the servile race that the arms and
power of the United States Government will
in Republican hands, be used in their behalf
in last grand conflict with their masters!
The credulous and doomed creatures will be-
lieve it al-sad, fatal, hell born lie though it be
and they will dance with frenzied joy around
their camp fires some night, and meet dread
full externlinating slaughter before the setting
of the next days sun?
Such is the solution of the Slavery question
that the Democratic organs and partizans are
providing by their desperate lbes on major
ity of the independent voters of the Union =
If these mad men do not bathe the South in
the blood of self created servile insurrection.
it will be because the triumphant opposition of
1860 preserve the guarantees of the Constitu-
ton and the Union in regard to Slavery, by all
the powers of the Federal Government
The Louisville Journal, too, the leading po-
litical paper of Kentucky, in noticing some of
the fanatical attempts of Democratic editors to
make the Republican party responsible for the
fillibustering foray of Ossawattamie Brown,
pointedly says:
I'VE sincerely believe that such articles as
the above are more prejudieial to the interests
of the South and the stability of the Union,
than all the mad attempts Of Brown and his
ragamuffin crew.