The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-30


testify. No Republican member Of Con
y-rss has been heard o. car-,7. d'un.ou
10 sny possible e.ent ia, hoy AXE Va,
right course TO bring about tia. event. and
then with ou rsoienco cluslri only ty |
their ru8tIc'sm tell gs o.. che south Wat
they v.ii Keep Che Union together by |
Iorcc-that che south shall ~ made To
submit aud abide tho Union almc SHAT
may. Thc,- doir.s u Ksrst., aud John
Esovus invasion % Virginia both .he
l,cit.uaJ, raui.s OF their doctrine, and |
teachings. ,r, Isr tcticr .uiIc,- % the |
tendency Of .hcis r-rty movements. than
fb- hyurvisral rsrT, 9..u 81. 'tc.r u,m.
bcrtc' C.usg.a so tls'r rlatf..m-
Ito r..buy- .ist u toe.r irAnc.
81 thy right. or t'.o ,l.l.- iryi1'l,s BE- O.
.cu,ial % Tho balance OF power, on whicl
DOR political is'tb depends. and denoun !
go tho .r-'s. invasion ~ any State %
territory Nv au prmnd forco. as arionr IN,
rsa'e.t Of crmo." Thi, r., olution
trur. of e1ur,o. Eut thoy probably did
not consider the invasion Of htnsas and |
Virginia a, lswlcss iuys.iou,. 1eodiu,
Republican, were known % be- In lcapl, |
with John Brown and furnished th'
means to buy arms with, while subscrip
lions were takcn up in the Black Bepubli |
cans churches on sunday, 70 arm the rui
fans who were sent to Kansas on th,i.
work Of bloodshcd aud murder. Til,
Kansas culthrclts and John Brown an,
,is murdcrous crow were only corryiu.
sat the teachings Of Black Republican
. their legitimate consequences. Thes
rrtinly. did not understand Black Il,
iublicap principles to be like this fourth
resolution in their present platform. The,
EAR 20 ayov their real purpos,s but th'
,1ulh and the couutp viii not b. sl0s
find thom cut when thry obtain a.,
i1vrr.
Tho fnb. sixth. seventh aud eight
esoluuous ore devoted o. ieuouuciug %,
Democratic party. and its administrators
IT the government. and denying that th'
citation q. al.ter end slave gives Oh,
vner amy property in hi4s-ls... This So
roblsm tbsv ore solving IN those state
where tbev hove ths rule ty nulliNin,
He ueit.. slave Iau. and Of which the,
I VIZ fItr " ~ err, -
yhors They go control Of tho frderu
government Thor tcnth resolution d,
| MOS thgl the Constitution ctrriss SLAYER
/ nto tbo touit0r.e,a-a play upon words
lrodu-a fjso impression -sinceuo DEM
rat ever c1nt.uded thst ;ho Con-titu'ior
rade Che territories necessarily -lt,ehold
~. but rimuI, ,nrt uudcr the Constitu
ion tho sisya.holdsr was untitled TO pro
lection for Dis sIa.s property Just asothei
| property hprots-.ed Their orih. abuse
| the Governors oil Kansas 1r1 Nebraska f'i
vetainr unconstitutional jI... Then
eleventh 81 for thc admission Of Kansa.
| immediately state under any end all
ctcumttauccs. aud fhc.r ,.e.yth for p
hivh protective, HriE-sr OLD exploded
federal measure. To war uv1n southern
| slavery. rob her Of her slave tg means Of
he underground railroad, and thcn rot
her besides by the operations Of 4 high
uriU for tho tcnef OF ,nc abolition
manufactures Of New EcsIaud, is q Tarr
q th, programme laid down by this usrty
Their thirteenth & .u Ilros fpro-,mptiye
rights % settlers rron the public lands.
md homss,crFit.l. Their fourteenth
leuource, amy chang in oug uaturriiz5.
lion laws. though the leading men ~ tbs
party. tul u.ue.tyu,ht of tlr rank ono
| ile who are native born. were no ono tim,
. blatant know nothing That's OF course =
. ~ catch tlg Iorcigu vote. Thor fifteenth
. ain f,yoso f appropriation hy Couues.
b Tor wgrks ofiptrm,lmpro,emout. Then
. / iNtecuth is iu Hvor of railroad g. o.,
Pacific. and their seventeenth invites al
b who agree with them to join their party
I ud vote the ticket
This Is the g.,f essence ui the platform
. Bad ~ il Is. and Insulting 20 the south. {
b ,s still. az we said Ia the outset. not a 6i
b presentation Of thc aims and purposes %
tho party. II il designed rather to gloz
over and conceal. than TO reveal aud MAX
B plain Black Republican principles. aim
e md objects. l. there one southern ma
b willing 60 live day under a government
. ~ which such sentiments would bCcon
q be- rule Of action Rather bet the IN
. on be sundcrcd into a. many divisions q
there are States that compose it. Wit
u bis con,ict.0n of the duly of the Sout
q d case Black Republican 70 elected I
! .he Presidency. and that party ob.air
g. .he control Of the Fc.lsrl Goyornmsu
j. We arr Disposed 90 make any concession
and resort t1 any means. not iuyols nrtt
D sacrifice of on essential puuc.l.e rn ord.
b % lfatcrnits sith the Notthern domUrr
: 81 and with the conservative men Of d
81 classes. The patience of amy u,an. kuo'
% us Jbe formidable power 10 which th,
BE- iaye already attained Is tfigd to che "a
% most. in rrading their ipeuIting t5unts
,, he s1uih the stream of situperat.o
o. poured out upou u1 in The hsil' 81 Co
uess ther STATIC legislature. throu.
] NlN'.N. ..NH.N II" NllNNI NNhNatNN" p
70 .smthss. and the cool assurance wit
uhi,l they 1ssumo supremacy over "a.
boast 90, their superiority iu numbers.
" virtue. in morality and roigiou--all th
w.. asvis hard enough m stomach viii
ths Government under which We bo
live 81 NOT lu their hands. and while
know that thoir venom {. for the preset
= harmless But tae piea ~ living undc
government controlled by these poop
ani which thsy vii haycthe power
m.kns choir hatred rr tie South and
I, usrtuflort th.us pugdeal and 10
fsit. BE- ono which none but Very cray
can fora moment entertain. And hem
I, thc policy OH ho part OF t6oGc who
not really ues.I. dissolution ofthe Uni
adopt.ur ,1eb cour.o ~ viii unite a
y, sirens iheu the national democracy. q
~ enable thrm % o,orvhe.m and crush f,
y, th.s band q eon,piraiorr. fanatics a
traitors.