The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
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AVy haa ~ editorial (?) in its last weeks is
sue, Pfagarfzed from the Cincinnati Gazette,
-EAssM4eHFocracy with the evils that
I'd k.seeIbeeR prscipitated upon the country by
&c fieIefectieh oflasectional candidate ty q Sec
em fSohaf Ipartyte o{That. article states that the
sS,nGlss@oGJattfi press Of the North has misrepre-
s7sasntsds NioEtherR sentiment and thereby de-
.daeeiHsd the peoplebf the South. 1t means that
the Democratic press in charging that the Re-
JIna::pdutbhcSRh party Of the North as a party, with its
.,npgncpies q as expressed by its leaders, its leg.
baiArivaeaets randi the resolutions of its State
:"EAaNaSiosais conventions, was hostile to the
domestic infEFitPsiOps Of the Southern States
.,isgd was positively wagirg a warfare upon
a : sgns io Of hes constitutional rights, was making
rsss charge hatsWas' not sustained by the facts.
6s shd that The people of the South were thereby
deceived as TO the motives of the Republican
-: part The question then is, has the Demo
ii vratfc preSs anisrcpFesented the sentiments and
shamaei1es of the Black Republican party /? The
-nk 9eiin%cffHHnhsti. Gazette the author of the editorial
f. b TfweSrlike the Times, has been enc of
lathe mostattra iacehdiary sheets of the country.
emile Id j ndconsinually doing everything in
its power to fan the Dame Of discord between
stdhcs:NoT1th and south has sneered at Southern
: betYalEJ,YAasendersed the ultraisms of Chase,
r6i Dennasou ,Gi&dSags Seward, and Helper has
continually tainted the South with beingpewer-
efoff ast afndd H ep@ads6t upon the North.
an N But Yet + aud its Republican coadjutators
fr,sare potrespensible for the present feeling Of
Observation-Disclosures the sections, but the Dem
ts1ac eratiS party fwRieh has vainly been end ,avor-
s'o1ihh EsESSsstes stem tie tide of Northern ianaticism
rssispd has at#te@Ptsd to procure for Southern
FIX meh a. gnarantae of their constitutional rights,
-issisrsssopsibleHfoE the evils that have come up
81 &m:66ssss RE rhsrge is ridiculous, and is only
:. made because the trembling %agitatOrs, see the
al: strait bstesa which their suicided course has
z9~obroaghttHe country and fear the %invcctive and
snHpddSnishanasdt of those they have victimized-
"Ssfiis is why they attempt to shift the RESPONSE
bffity; and they may veil avoid if they can
misunderstanding which their insane tets de-
e,iisefae. to bsTe sos 5a
gu Of PHhuaafe thaey South has good cause for the feel
- ing,EoEard the dominant party in the North
dgif3hat aetaatssr them does not admit of a doubt
e!doin sthe I'M mas9 ofs sensible and reasoning men.
The couMrseaparsued by the party wherever
Y. fhsgS haeegg, hRd Chg power, has been one of con-
,sStipHa and fn~pFemitted aggression upon the
'rovpfspIe apd ~iesiitAtipns of the South. In 1891
smsasskAl be fonBai AM the pamphlet copies of the
% siEatHess Ef that Year, page 10, a republican
-. lsgislature,of Ohio, an act which reads as fol-
no t4HEs;Eu t1ossb got SO V-a" ,EsaiE ~ -.
6 yinoSEnr1oMia ID. iaBeiit aenacted blythe General
; "=4jeubL xpikL CT S1ute of Ohio, That it shall
bs.che7undawf al rbo con6ne in prison, or to detaln
"a, II; taheapenitehtidryo of this State, or in the 5ails
s~IshaGosay n6uuty, GinGthis State, any person or
Observation-Disclosures simply being a fugitive
ebsHrpp stnT erypOo a6s $50 Ef,5h-i -.
se ~-aSEa. 2bohny E~eficer or person who shall
oiiyiofaiefh rproHisohs of the preceding section
edit EaiHsbefdeEmeddHuiltyof a L~misdemeanor, and
-tarnpon .sonKictiDa thereof, by indictment found
6 the grand jnrysef the proper county, shall
-rotieih prisoned m THE jail of the county not less
Sce inore than ninety days, and be
sdt fneaan a~nyi1a1n anot exceeding five hundred
,ni1ddiiais. tosfIeq h 40 s1ol- -s,a rH+ u
eoGs'aiNswh~RabWas3h HE object OF this act. Was
1n il. ISSSaE'ss gfEassaaAflIY attended as far as they dared
.isa8e 4liifSEhs, fugitive Slave Law = We have
bs,,akhes acte ofncntumity between States in regard
aid ssaeaaisii6nsi&s, and if the object of this
.ish hb Rat taEPbbn Hut d SaRvhe i expense to counties Rhy
40 40 i st oEdon in-1faH eases where il might be
necessaryto canSne in our jaiis fugitives from
-osisiastiesaedabor:ihTfree States. There can be
81 adj 94sstfHpth fsttHate It was aimed and intended
simply IS an Act If If ill-fteling and hostility to
ns.ffaRiS auth, aaat9pRyent the proper. execution
$50 sffhePaovBi0ns sfthe law. bas 'sla- ..
-as9dfhisdeonfseeIk has not been confined to Ohio
SsoHs 3pne, BTtssepe,effea4een of these Northern Alb
80 aaaHEIIitiiaa States That with lying tongues hypo-
--gu pyities oant,repds moral perjury, their hands
nTsdtatsad nj hVlyhGrrur, cry out against Southern
sdt 9eSdsaoff aaHd ratification have themselves
% 9dsSssah Il iitgyg # IsRs treason for years, have
ay4Hght tn in Their, schools, have preached it
in their nnfpitsiapa. detained it in all their
political haHaagaes These States have been
"a i3dst As9sdaIy y ofd treason and notification as
.IfnISsS5 q Cardinal . d. Vas or attempted to be in 1882
,sTfSh as Sic YY9Rld be today if these Abolition
ina SEafesdaai no. fratsbroken the compact and
snio4has ~dlkcuawss their responsibility or at least
al dtHg1Vie Rdtth eAbHAa go6diexcuse for their act.
90, s9ys iS R'G The sf ebssfgef that any of the Northern
al bGSstatssohEye thus etteapted to Nulh1y the
niIflunsffi1toinoaad theiFugitive Slave law is de
81 'HieP15Hs portion of the Republican press.
'asd ave. submit the 4@ffactstto a 'fcandid world"
ei .5TIe Hapshtttrtties qEf the United States article
.aN.flast ,claasei of section 2 reads as follows :
."No person. he'd to labor or service in one
g late u1Aes tie laws thereof. Escaping into
an6thenl shall yjpo eoAseqnence of any law or
asesulatibaoth therein; be discharged from such
5e5issefsips;orilabers hut shall be delivered up on
dam afishes party to- whom such service or la
e. s6af pspoSedHe@aa Following up this plain
5sTsarat,asasd of rtb< oaGonstitution the Fugitive
!: ItsigpReaaI45g SRaj;d!ehasted by Gongrese"the. duty
o5ss 5;sf ffe l0aSssfi It Up. a. fugitive slave thus eng
sEGsbssIos4 1arsea p in express terms, OF the
smpeoasatatioe .apdaFlaw of the land Ary'aet'
2 oskeresStc5i of4agrStdte, tending to abstract the