The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-09
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his Is quzstlols shai Pssssats ISL
% tbe mind Of every man that troly
lores lie s0eth. How long vii We
sobri.2 Shall re lick tie hand tia.
zrnites as or ike Hamlet take arms !
agaiu-. a SEA of sronbls. sul b oPpos-
ing end them" It IS a question Of T
great importance to rs and enc that Is |
f.st approaching the crisis Of "a direci
answer. Shall We indafe the fanaiieai /
threats and insults that are daily thrust
/ il our FACET OF By opposing silence !
them forever. The tTue question Is
whethsr It IS noble to hyPoeritieally
submit to the tyranical yoke Of opPre-
sion, or ike 3 true and eh:valrous peo
DE, cast tie burden from of cur necks- /
/ Lei the united Soalh speak out. Shall
We submit to further oppression and
wrong 7 Have We not already submit
ed long enoughl If We submit
again. Is there any better future 10
/ store for usl No Tie Black Re-
publican element never viii consent to
give Us our rights ustil we force
them into measures. They have
placed their pcisonous fangs upon US,
and the only way to make them let 60
their foul holt is to beat them back
There is no use of talking 10 these
white-liyered knayes as if they were
; white men II is waste Of breath and
: time; Their are not az equal TO the
] white man,and consequently haven't the
comprehension Of he white man To.
j meaness negro ia tie South is Tar supe-
rior to these miserable wretches. |. IS
almost huuilating to compare them
with a sneaking suck-egg dog; and
they should be treated, and beat into
measures like one OF these detestabie
brutes. We have no sympathy for NJ
i man who calls himself a Southerner
b, who viii play music 10 such men. Tney
Is are enemies to US; and enemies to our
z Interests and yet some deluded men
Is South will madly rave, and clasp thes,
hypocrites to their bosoms, and cal
them brother, with as much gustc
" as maniac world his lover. Such
: men are either lost to all common sense
Il insane, Or plumb straight out and on
fools, to speak plainly, and should b
sent 10 the Lnnatic Asylum, purely 70
= their own beeeit, and the country a
e large. Southern conservatives, South
ern men who pipe 70 the cooings c
Union-music, and Southern submission
: lists are all becoming a sickning stenel
:. and disgusting humbug in the eyes 6
- all true Southern patriots. We Low
= the South above all other things; "
j are proud other principles, and deligh
IN in cheeTishing aud protecting Them.
1T grieves me to the soul.
To see how man submits TO mans con
troll;
:. How oyerpowered and shackeled mind
sk. ere I'D
&c In vulgartracks aadtesubu,issiod bred
et, The organization oithe Lower Hcus
'glt is in the hands and under the aisolut
1g control ofthe Abolitionists, a sect asov
ng edIy hostile to the dearest interests
he South. A party sectional in all il
teachings, one dead combination {
~ fanaticisn, who look upon the South !
80 their interiors in every respect. An
Q yet no demonstration Of resistance ha
y been make in the South-but acquil
n9 scauce, for the time, Is now the pas
pig word TO nationally. This infsrno'
y party seeing tie cordially with whic
-ls we submit 10 this outrage, are enboIt
az sned in the belief that We viii subm
we TO the election Of an Abolition Pres
IN dent. VIII we do II It is to
hoped not, though ii may be very re
j. sonably feared, that with an avo@t
~ Abolition President in the chair, the
u; would be Union, Submission or Col
,,,o servative party in the South. Wheth
-, they would be possessed Of any fl
4 nidabIe strength time alone can te
,ha So far as we are concerned. We wou
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