The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-29
Correspondence Of the Democrat.
BarbArism and Atheism of AbOlitionism.

Correspondence Of the Democrat.
Barbarism and Atheism Of Abolitionism.
As the "barbarism Of slavery" is the burden
of the wholesale ISLANDERS Oi men and States,
Illuminated from the mouths Of Senator's and
other public men, as well as the infdet PTsss
and palDits If Abolition agitatorS, il may be
well 10 enighten the public mind, by turning
the other side Of the picture, 50 as to expose
the hdeOus defOrmity, crime and luhdelIty
which these lOud-mOuthed libelers have exeTted
themselves so strenuOusly " hide. To estab-
lish beyond doubt the utter debasement-the
total and complete bdybdrism Of the Abolition
ists To the mind Of every sensible and reflect
ing man, it is only necessary to give the doc
trine taught by them, and spread and dissent
mated by their press, and the acts OF their de-
luded followers, who have drank Of the wine
Of their fornication" until they have become
besOtted and insane enough to attempt to carry
out the worse than Vandal- the hellish doctrines
taught by these leading barbarians.
The AeIC IOrk Times, speaking Of John Brown
the notorious Kansas bandit and cold blOOded
murderer, in his attempts N raise servlle IN.
surlectlon in Virginia, in which number OF
innocent and unohending citizens were killed
says:
No man can Justify an insurreeton Of South
ern slaves upon any other basis than this-Gtdt q
better state Of aOciety Or all concerned would GER
tainly result from it than that which now exists
anything less than his would not compensate for
the slaughter Of innocent women and child rem the
Wholesale destruction Of property the InnietiOn ot
torture, rapine, and every imaginable horror, the
overthrow Of all order. peace aud security and the
black and bloody anarchy which must inevitably
attend upon the most successful inSuTTeetiOn Of
| Southern slaves which could possibly take place"
What moral plumet could sound the depths
Of infamy, degradation and barbarism of the
mind capable Of cODceiving and uttering the
foregoing extracty In vain We search the dark
and blood-stained pages Of the history Of the
most savage, brutal, benighted and barbarOus
OF the various nations that have Inhabited and
disgraced the earth, to find parallel for the
iendish malignity contained in this quotation.
Even the brutal, barbarOus, fend-like negro,
King Of DahOwiney, who has dug reservoir,
and intends 10 slaughter two thousand negroes,
80 as to collect blood enough to float his canoe
in, and have "A time" generally, celebrating
the death Of his father, is entirely Outdone,
eclipsed and obscured in bis native darkness BY
this great apostle Of Abolition barbarism.
This negro monster only proposes t. slaughter
two thousand Of his enemies, captured in war
--tlat pisstinae If hiHJg-whe this NtKe
American Abolition hiridrtdn deliberately
counsels and complacently contemplates the
wholesale slaughter Of innocent Ttite women
| and children, and the utter extlrmination Tor
It can end in nothing less Of the noLlcst race
does not even stop there, but his particular
friendships Prote9,s-his blood kindred, the
| scmi.aulmalized negro-must perish also. in
the death struggle. The earth must be deso.
| lated-the " destruction of property, the intiIc.
| ton ot torture, rapine. and every imaginable
horror, the overthrow Of all order, peace and
security, and black and bloody anarchy" must
reign supreme Now, in the name "f all that
is good, reasonable and just we ask you, intel.
ligent reader, what is all this trlghtful destruc.
| tiOn Of human hie-this bloody carnage-this
| desOlatiou and waste, for!
For the insane, sentimental reason, IR d
better s,dte NJ socisty for al cyaernei would
| certainly result from It than tina, which now
exists" The English Government, for the
selfish purpose Of weakening the pow cr Of her
| rival, France, by the aid Uf her Kedpaths and
Thntnpsons. and such tools as Carr Iis0n, (ire-lv
| Glddngs. Sumner. Wilson, Wade and Sewaid,
and religious fAuaticS ike Beccher, Parker and
other nfidel preachers, succeeded in cstsblish.
lug that "bstier state II sociefy" in the Island
of San Domingo. We have all read the horrors
| Of that serviie instruction, and know the
"bttt.r Sti,l II socie,y" that now exists there;
and 10 like scenes uf blood. anarchy. dcsUla.
| tlon and rum We are now invited by ilie Ak0ll-
ton barbarians. That "-fter AtIte n spr,>ty, d"
/ We suppose, according {" the Abolition doctrine,
is to be brought about bv degrading the white
man to the legal and social level Of the negro,
BY dmI,yIDiq'i0h.
How humriatiuS is the spectacle of STATE
like Massachusetts, at one time claiming the
proud title Of the Athens Of America" de.
scending in the scale Of intellect, under the
false teachings oisuch Aboli,ionists as = >1mner,
| Wilson, Garrison and Philips, aud the preach.
ing Of an inhdcl clergy, " such u depth Of
mental degradation as to legalize the marriage
of the semi -aninaized hcyro with the my stery
and master piece Of creation. Gods nrblesi.
4 - al 1t e Il
lie uiRs woman. How beautifully, how true,
has the Poet described Woman when lac SAYS
" IIonored be woman she beams on the eight
Grtccfnl and far, Ike a being of hight;
Sca;trrs around her, WhcicI'r sAc Sira,s,
Roses or hIss "n Our thorn coveted ~ays-
lioses Of Paradise, frcsh ff"in above,
10 0e gathered and tMlued IL a garland Of love"
Such an act nj EIr'nri.ra, bv people claim.
ing all the religion, deccncy refinement, intel.
lgrncc aud wealth. Of the nation, must blot out
ana forever cast III the darkness Of oblivion, bv
its horrid aud unnatural impiety and impunitv,
all the snPPoseL baFbarism Of negro" slavery"
nt the South. The truest and most inhex lille
rule, by which the standard Of civilization " hch
people have obtained can be measured, is the
care, attention and respect paid to the female
portion ot the communicate vcneration and
respect paid 10 the aged motLcr-the love- de-.
votIon aud comfort bestowed upon the ife, and
the jealous care and watchlnlncss over the
character Of the sister or daughter.
Wherever the greatest veneraton is paid
the purest love. devotion and comfort bestow wed
the most rigid care and watchfulness over
and defence Of female character is found-there
has civilization attained its highest point; ard
wherever the female is treated with neglect, rs
an inferior being, aud her character not pro-
tected or defended BY man, there barbarlsrn e1-
ists. IN its most hldeous form. How will this
rule apply 10 the civilization Of Canada aud
Massachusetts,: Let their laws answer