The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-28
From the Republican rex, Book.

AAS~~A SAAS AeOPeAUAASNAA u \ CAS A1OOh
"There is higher law than the Constl
tuition which regulates our authority over tn
domain. SLAVERY MUST BE ABOL
ISHED, AND WE MUST DO IT,
VIM. H. Seward.
"The time is fast approaching when tn
cry will become too overpoweriDg to resist
RATHER THAN TOLERATE NATIONAL SLAYER,
AS IT NOW EXISTS, LET THE UNION Bl
DISSOLVED AT ONCE, AND THEN tn
SIN OF SLAVERY WILL REST WHERE IT BE
LoNGs."-M Y. Tribune.
"This UniOA is q lie. The America
Union Is an imposture, q convenant wit
death, and an agreement with hell. W
are for its overthrow I Up with the flag @
dlsunion, that we may have free and glo
rious republic Of our own."-Wm. Lloy
Garrison.
al look forward to the day when ther
shall be a serVile insurr ection in the South
when the black man, armed with Britis
bayonets, and led on by British officers, shal
assert his freedom, and wage a war of exter
mination against his master. And though
we may not mock at their calamity, no
laugh when their fear cometh, YET WE
WILL HAIL IT AS THE DAWN OF A
POLITICAL MILLENNIUM" - Joshu,
R. Giddings.
"ln the alternative being presented of thu
CONTINUANCE OF SLAVERY or dissolution o
the Union, WE ARE FOR A DISSOLUTION, ant
we care not how quick it comes" ."-Ruful
P. Spalding.
"The fugitive slave act is filled with hor
ror-wE ARE BOUND TO pIsoBEY THIS Acr."-
Charles Summer.
"THE ADVERTISER HASNO HESI.
TATION in SAYING THAT IT DOES
NOT HOLD TO THE FAITHFUL OBJ.
SERVANCE OF THE FUGITIVE
SLAVE LAW OF ."-Portlsnd Ad.
vertiser.
81 HAVE NO DOUBT BUT the FREE and
SLAVE STATES OUGHT To BE SEPARATED.
The UNION is NOT WORTH SUPPORTING IN
CoNNExIoN WITH THE SoUTH."-Huruce
Greeley.
"THE TIMES DEMAND AND WE MUST HAVE
AN ANTI'sLAvERY BIBLE, AND AN ANTI sLA.
VERY GoD."-Anson =. Buriingame.
"THERE IS MERIT IN THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY. 1T is THIS: IT IS THE FIRST Sec
TIoNAL PARTY EVER ORGANIZED IN THIS
COUNTRY. IT IS NOT NATIONAL, 1T
IS SECTIONAL. IT Is THE North ARRAYED
THE SOUTH. The FIRST
CRACK IN THE ICEBERG is VISIBLE You WILL
EFT HEAR 1T GO WITH CRACK THROUGH
THE CENTRE. E."-WendeIl Philips.
''The cure for slavery prescribed by Red.
'ath Is the only infallible remedy, and MEN
must torment lNSURRECTION AMONG
THE SLAVES, in order 10 cure the evils.
1t cun never be done by concession, and
1t is great evil, and must
be tx'lnguished by still greater ones. 1t is
positive and imperious in its approaches, and
must be overcome with equally positive
orces. You must commit an insult to ar.
est burglar, and slavery is not arrested
Without a violation of law and the cry OF
Ire. e."'-lndependent Democrat, leading re.
publican paper in New Hampsher.
II MORE THAN AGREE WITH THE D1sUNIoN
lDoLITIoNIsTs. They are in favor OF free
lOrthern republic. So am |. But as TO
LINES WE DIFFER. While they
would fix the southern boundary at the dlvi-
ling line between Ohio and Kentucky, Vlr.
.inia and the Keystone State, | would was b
with the warm waters of the Gulf OF Mex
CO. But WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH THE
slaves " Make Tree men of them. sand
With the slave holding class = ABOLISH
THEM. And with the Legrees of the plan.
ations " Them ANNlHILATE DRIVE THEM
Nro THE SEA AS CHRIST ONCE DROVE THE
WINE or chase them into the dismal
wamps and black morasses of the SOUTH
anywhere, anywhere out of the world."-
tedpath, correspondent of N. Y. Tribune
uring Fremont campagn and author OF
The Rowing Editor or, Talks with Slaves
Southern States; by james Redpath,
lew York."