The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
twnat Have the Repubiicens DdAe1

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IN Massachusetts, they have enfranchised
negroes and disfrahehiEed foreigH botd white
men z NV VII / H. ,.,.I .ssDS.!d 1 il.
negroes the right Of 1affage0-
In Ohio, in 1858, Mr.. Monroe, q Republican
membef offhe Lkgislatdre of Ohio, iEfrod66cd
a, fesolutienAto strike oatAthe word asEHf7Ee
from the constitution Of the State.
The Republican Supreme Cpurt of Ohio
have decided that muiagtoes are white male
t~citizens of the United States" and have q
right to ypte, hold office Sand sit en s~jdriesa s
B When the Democracy in the last Ohio leg
islatnre proposed an amendment pfthe ~constii
tuition Which would e~ffectuallvA prevent negro
suffrage, the Republican majority defeated the
E8H JK4VA
The Republican Snpreme Court say that
mplattotE sudrageis eonstitutional, and the Re
Publican Legislature say that while they are
10 power d shall continue tobe eonstitutienal.
{ In Cleveland, the Republican Board Of Ed
~ucationg compel White childreh % pit sideyby
side With negroes-one Of the members Of the
shsaldsi beside segro4haa BESIDE ffizEle
headed Irish or Q bare heeled Dutch one"
1 The Repnblicahs inSone sf the toWnships In
logan county nave elected . negro to q town
ship ofhees CT 1888 Y0B 81
~ 3 ne OleNctzuQ ucIdlu, u QcpuUuC6u pdpcIr
ssntks of the fofeigasfs chat Iahhdo % our shores,
have lsss intelligence thah full blpeded AfFi1
Sixty Republican members of Congress en-,
Edorsed the sentiaeht contained9n Helpers
book that. "Not to be an abolitionist is to be
& x5llful aad EdisbOlisslf iassrunsps 0f9ths
Sixty Republican. members of Congress 70;
ted for 8 r~esolution introdueed byH. q: Biake
OF Ohio, that read as follows:
ssRssoiued, That the committee on judiciary
be, and tbe same aare hereby instIucted to en-
|quire into the e1pediencysof reporting a bill
giving freedom TO every human being
- Afepdblican member Of the Legislators Of
Ohio introduced a bill to nullify that section
Fef the Constitution of the United States that
provides for The REBELLION of fugitive slaves. s
John Brown, a man high in the ranks of
the Republican patty, at the headsof q band
Fof desperadoes, ID raded the sister State of
Virginia, and Shot down and murdered peace
full and inoffensive citizens because they were
guilty. eff holdng slaEess E
b When John Brown was convicted Of muir
der the Republicans in many places held sym
patty meetings. and tolled bells, and passed
resolutions declaring that John Brown was a
Christian martyr, and the gallows uponSwhich
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T. Samuel ]. Kirkwood, the Republican Gov
erncr of lows, refused to deliver up Barclay
Coppic,I one Of the Harper's Ferry insurrec.
ftionists, upon a requisition made upon him by
ftheu Goxernorof Virginia IN sEaE sc
The Republican Governor Of Illinois par.
tdoned a negro convict out Of the penitentiary
and sept him of to Canada inordsr to pre-
vent him from Being takeuso Kentuckywhere
The was owned as a slave.
+ William Denhiseu, The Espublican 6oFern;
or of Ohio, refused % deliver up Owen BroWn
and Francis j. Merriam-two of the Harper'i
Ferry insurrectiouists, tfpon-tfre requisitiUn Oh
The, GeYernors 9f Virginia. an VsEF III.
r Repablieanss e~vsfyvhefc oppose the Bred
RScott Decision, because il enuhciates theAdoe
trine that negroes are not white men,. -.
? These are a few of the acts of the Republi
show what they will do When they
ofhave the power. It's true they profess con
ssersatism in some quarters but actions rsPeai
louder than bRards4
i Democrats Of Ohio, ponderover these thing
and when. you hear Republicans claiming y
belong to- the white mans party cram til
acts of their leaders down their threats
Ne,cark ADVOCATE.
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