American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
mark Who Are the Disanionitts.

From rae Albany Ersning JoUrnAi. q
On the 9Th oi December, Mr.. Irverson,
a Democratic Senator for GeOrg i, said:
"The South can take care Of hersslf-z
We will be prepared 10 defend ourselves
even at the sacrifice ofihs Union"
On the same day, Mr.. Clark, a. Demo.
cratic Representative from Missouri, said
= "..rbe Union cannot exist il the recon-
nerdations 10 the oirsular, ftbat is to cir
culaie Helpers book were carried out"
Z On the 7th. Mr.. Chesnut, Democratic
Genatcr from South Catolina. said: W
1.-THE South cannot preserve the Union:
It does net behoovs her IN her down, ,rod-
den and feeble condition." ~
% the same day, Mr.. Pryor, Democsaf
tic representative from Virginia. said
"The Representatives Of the South will
never consent that the creature. and cham
piOn Of the Republican party shall take pos;
session of the Speakers chair. "
On the 9Th. Mr., Moore, Democrat. Of
Alabama, said:
III the Republican, party could be de,
fealsd the Union would be preserved, but
il such party were to succeed the sooner
the Union is dissolved the better"
On the same day. Mr. Davis, Democra-
tic Representative from Mississippi. said:
Seward is a traitor and deserves the.
gallows." :. ="
On the 10Th. Mr. Smith, Democrat. Of
Virginia, said:
Il would not cay il any particular man
should be elected President, I would I'M.
meddiiately favor dissolution Of the u
uiGn." : %" D.
op the same day. Mr., Curry. Democrat.
Of Alabama. said:
"If the North elected Seward or Chase
Or any other, member Of the Republican
party on q Sectional Platform, such al
election was to be resisted TO the destruc-'
lion Of every tie that binds the confeder'
acy together" APPlsusa BY the Demo
Gratis - 80
On The, l:nb. Senator Clay. DsIlnnoo;Ais,
I. OF Alabama, said:
I II will say ths. if Alabama be not rec
Te.nt 10 State pride and political iitsgrii
", she. Will never submit to your Repub-
Tosn, aithoriiy."
Again he said:
"Unless she and all the Southern States
except three are no. iailhIsss to the
pledges they have given, they viii never
submit to your Republican dominesrlng
10 this Government"
Again he said:
, III REPEAT by the unsnimous action OF
Legislatures aud Conventions, the South
etn States, except three. have pledged
, themselves TO dissolve the Union upon the
prohibition Of Slavery in the Territories"
On the same day, Senator Gwin, Demo-
crat. Of California. said:
: There Is another reason why theSouh-
ern States should prepare for Dissolution
Of the Union; the Republican has triumph
ed 10 almost every State in the AtliDtic
! borders"
: Again be said:
"In my opinion it is impossible fer 4
Republican President to administer the
GosetnmeItOSer Savrhclding State"
:. On the l4lh. Mr., McRes, Democrat, Of
: Mississippi, said.
""1f the Union vas no. made l would
!; not make IT,"
d tontha 5,h H. tou.Dd;,h.,, T1ano.
!, ,-s,' ~ oS IS ShiO % IA. """'S''An' 'D'
J, %"f boId i ons Union oDa Constitution
+ -. hae,;a" -S;oL Ill ~. ~, ~ h,IsIIai
J, @ s3ceDt ~ ,bs % ;%msS.,s uJ fatal al md nDI
g H;. sHSIpi = W ass,.a.,;o :, -" W p.s"Lrs.. III
e US1S"'' OSrt~ y Hs'"aF''U" " '"S t''g4o''S'1
d Pa ~ iba s,;n. d.v NJ c,.wfo,d Dsro.
o c,SI If Gsorn;a .a;d. ~
Il ''G.iS %fhs Ih,;E. maI,s, 0s. Yw;u, tho so,,h,
i rasoIyad ;,saif ;aIS H. Sss.a;;os 80 o,iSi.~aI,
p 70 shS dtsSnion :, NO no sla~srv U" and un;on !"
n Sgain he sS;S.