Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-08
10y he old LssiiiSsl laws,
\ ioin The batraa 10 The d,auets. "

-otatbhtup many WV he"'N
from the ehiyalry that robs mothers OF their
children; that applies the seOurge TO help
ls.s ,romen, to secure their labor or make
them surrender their chastity which sells
boy fora harlo, and girl for pair Of
shoes which, by supcrh'r knoSlejgr. com
bination, and legal enactment, reduces mil
lions Il human beings TO the condition OF
bruti,m, aud than by false teaching seeks
TO delude their conscience. and cause them
to believe that their cnslavement is ir ae-
eordance with the will OF God-lVm all
such chi,alry a.k to be delivered"
Ever since the foundation Of the rePubli.
can party, there has been a srea, deal Of
rratng and miserable cant, on the part Of
the pro slavery democracy, about mig
gers" stealing nigscrs," negro equal
NY &c. Thi. cheap kind Of blarney has
becn in the mouths OF all their stump ora.
tors, and put in staring capitals in all their
periodical. for years. Hear Mr.. Lotepy,
as he drive. his Damascus blade into the
very vital. Of the political hypoCritss:
The slavery democracy rrate. and chat.
icrs atou, negro equality" Black re.
pubieaus, and Niger stealing to use
It's classic phrase and improved orthogra.
ply. 4, has, or Affects to have. great
horror OF nieger.. And any one who adj
yoeascs the principles Of human Freedom,
as they were cnuncia,rd and laid down IN
srdurns form. hy the Fathers Of tie Re-
public. sa woody head, and theso same
democrats have learned to .psAk Of them
with peculiar nasal twist. .NaSo osHi,m.
Hcr, edvHoo. You would suppose tina, these
gentlemen, whose oliaciorie- are 80 'ensi.
tive and acute, never saw a niger. unless
in a uenbgerie. And yet, would you be-
liSve il the very Gre; service rendered him
on earth Is performed by a Niger us an
infant, he draws the milk which makes hi.
fe.h and blond and bones fr,m the brcas, Of
Niger; look. up in her face and smiles.
and calls her by the sndsarins name Of
nanny
O.oP. yarr,Ys". css-',s'r, ','s ~air,-)
and bcs.. perhaps. in pi,cous tones, for the
privilege Of carrying nanny to the ter
ritorie. he i. uGdrc,sci and pa, 10 he'd by
a Niger, and nes,les daring the slumhcr.
Of infancy IN the bosom of a niger he !.
washcl. dressed. and taken to the table. by
a Niger, to cat food prepared by a Niger
he j, led TO and ir,m school hy niger
every service that childhood demands i. per-
formed by niger, cIcep, that ct ch1s,i',.
mcut. which, from the absence Of good
MANNERS IN many cases, IL l. 20 10 feared i
not performed At al. When down appears
on hi, lip, the tons7rial service i. perform.
ed by a bigger; and when be reAchcs man
hood, he invade the Niger quarters, 10
place himself in The enJcarins relation oi
paternity to hall nis:ers. Finally. II he
should he ambitious, 10 may occur that be
will come 10 Copsrr,. TO reprr.cn; con.
.,iiuepcy. ,brSe.fi,h. of whom arc niger.
and tall ahou, Black republicans. ANAL.
garnaiion, niger equality Niger
stealing. aud Ihe offensive odor Of ni.gyr.
ism"
Mr.. Lnvcpy concludes his brilliant
.Pc,yh, by d,6nins his position UPON the
Fusl,iye Slave Law. lie bad. during the
VIII ,lc Congress. been iauntsI by .laveholi.
er. upon the H,Jr Of the louise, with .teal.
ins slaves, aud aiding thin IN their passage
on the underground railroad. 20 llnd Of
freedom. H. s,orchins, dsfan, reply u
all t6l.. is worthy the noble statesman
who made it Listen, We doqshiaer.. %
the sl.qusut words of a E,N. as he hur,
b.. burning dcnuneiAiiJn. IN the very teeth
Of slave catcher,
d" \ single word as to thi. charge % ne
gro stealing. I suppose have righ: to
sreak on lhi. sahjrci. having been made the
ohrct Of this allegation. - Tar a. any
personal abuse !. cuucyruei. Il may 60 frr
what il il worth. II the ohtc, j. To- asc,r.
tain whether assist fugitive slaves Who F.
cons 10 NV door and ask It, the matter Is
easily dispos,d Of. march right up TO the .
confessional. and say, DO. recUllcct the .
case of youns woman. who came TO my
houss. who had not single trace Of Arr
can descent either m feature or complexion. .
According TO her oSn story, she was be-
trothed to a man OF her race, though not Of
her color. and was, bSlure her marriage.
sold TO a liberiine from the South, she being
in -. Louis. She escaped, and. in her
hsht from liie Of iniamy and a fate worse .
tlan death. she came and implured All .
Was I 70 refuse it, Was 70 bewray the
wAudererF Was I TO de,ain her. and give
her up a prey to the incarnate bend who
had selected her a. victim to offer up on .
the altar u sensualism?
"who would do it, would not. did .
not. NO hun,an being. black o. white. .
bond or FREE, native or foreign, Inidel or
Christian, ever came to nv door, and asked
to- food and shelter. in the name Of com.
mon humanity. or Of plying Christ, who .
DID not receive H. This have done. This
I mean 60 d.. as long ~ God let. mc live.
shall never be~ray him that VANDERBILT
I shall neSer b-espe slave catcher. Any
one Who Chooses may TRANSFORM himself into .
- blood hound--snud. aud scent, and howl. /
along tie track o, che iusitiSe-loll out his
tnsue, and lap up the dirty water that
s'an'is in muddy T-oe,. ~ the way side
O'srtake the r'he-scarred and la.h-eIeUria. /
tel slave. "a mother, Il Nay he with b.r