Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-10-19
From tHe BUSlUH D Republicauism Run to Seed.

ne ODDOSltlOu SuCCStu III NldSSdCLuoNteo because they make the people believe that republicanism IS movement to benefit the negro race; and they malign Judge Taney because, as he reads the law of the country, he thinks slaves and their descendants are not citizens of the United States in the sense in which the term is used in the con- stitution, and hence cannot sue in the fede- ral courts. But do we see our patent re- publcans pitching into their Kansas breth- ren for not allowing the negroes to vote? If Judge Fancy deserves their rebuke for what he has done, how much more do the republicans deserve rebuke?
 A short time ago Frank Blair, jr., of St. Louis, was held up in the columns of our black republican contemporaries as a pa triot of the first water. This patent poli tician has just given sequel to his late election speeches. His speech at St. Jo- seph's is reported in full. It is a reckless tirade on the democracy His basis terri torial idea is that Congress has sovereign power over the territories, and that |" Con- gress ough to Keep the Territories FOR WHITE MEN and not for shareholders and Meir me- groes" v hold," his words are, "Me republican party is righ." If Frank gives the creed right, the negro will fare hard, for his emancipation plan for States is to drive them out and leave the field clear for white labor; his plan for the territories is to keep the territories "Jor echite men. - Where are the negroes to go? Of course such republican as this whacks away at the Dred Scott decision! This is no mis- take as to Franks position; no misrepre- sentation; for he repeats himself over and over again. Here iS one of his phrases "Tg 90 for kecping Mese territories for tree uhite men tor Me good of our ,State: 10 build up rich States acest of us, to Je tributaries to us." He is hard on the negro per se.- One negro is more in the way of rail road than three mountains!' Here Is a sentence or two:-
 |" St. Joseph's advance is owing to free white labor; to it she owes her position, second, only to St. Louis in the State- Applause and hisses.) Cities are the nurseries of freedom; they first broke the bonds of serfdom in Europe. St. Louis, through her free white citizens, overthrow slavery, and St. Joseph may, by similar policy, accomplish the same results. (AP- pIause and hisses.) You have taken the fair young bride of freedom to your arms. If St. Joseph amounts to anything she must take hold of free white labor, and her advance will give the death blow to sla- very in her midst; for once receiving this fair bride you cannot go back-l speak from hsto1y-and you will follow in the footsteps of St Louis, and Missouri will be free. Applause and hisses.")
 Here we have it line upon line. Wes- tern republication is free ghite labor;; the way it would emancpate the negro is to drive him OUT OF THE STATES and KEEP HIM OUT OF THE TERRIFIC RES. If this process has got to go on west, then the people of Massachusetts and the east may be called upon to consider a serious home question. Here the negro $ political status is one of perfect equality with the white man. He can vote; be vot- ed for: marry whom he can win, white or black; hold property; labor in whatever field he chooses, and meet as often as he chooses in convention. An influx of only a hundred thousand negro voters could carry State election! It is by no means impossible, therefore, to have here negro governor, a negro legislature, and negro judges. Until last year it was the opinion that judges were appointed for life, but our republicans have pointed out way to get over this by abolishing the present courts by law and reconstructing new courts; and negro government would not fail to fol- low so high an authority, and we could have negro julges at once. It is to be supposed that, such being the case, the ne groes driven out of the States and shut out of the territories. would hesitate to flock to such land for them of milk and honey as the old Bay State? How would the white citizens like such result as this?- Is it not worth thinking of? This would be republicanism in its full bloom.