Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-30

he would ba denied personal liberty also,
and would be hung higher than laman.'
/ No, only il Becchcr threatened with the
esllnws II he goes South, hot tho dis,in.
guishcd Senator from Now York ). threat.
encd with the halter ii b, il ever found In
that quarter. An honorable member from
Mississippi. [Mr. DAVIS, in aspcech on the
sih ol December last, 10 reported IN The
Globe 10 have said:
Virginia ha, decided. and has hung the
traitor. brown. and will hang the traitor.
Seward, II no is found Ia her border"
Laughter
Now put II 20 our southern friends,
when YOU ani we are both living under the
aui Constitution which declares. That
the citizens NJ each State shall hs entitled
20 all the priylsg and immunitics OF cat.
ir.ns in the several States" whosher these
things are not unius, towards ih' people Of
the free SiatJsl Not only ara the CITIZENS
Of tho North Threatened with strips. i'm
rri.nnmu' and death, u We yIsli tho
southern States. and that under the sum.
mary rr,c.st oi mob law, but, from cet-
tam recan, indications. psncoahle. unoh'nd-
ing citif.ns la the South arc % DO driven
out hy unlawful violence. not for overt
acts-not fr anything they have done. bat
merely lJr entertaining opinions held hy
Washington. JslIer',n, and Nadisnn-n'ar-
ly al a., early fathers ~ the Repnhlic.
no Cincinnati Commercial, OF December
II. contains ihe following narrative which
explains i,s'li:
"Thrty.siS persons arrived In t'n' city
from Kentucky Yesterday, having b..u
warnel G, lpy' ne State, 'lr thr crime o'
ha'din. slavery t1 he Gin. Tley arc
from B-re, AMI vicinity, Madison county.
Kentucky, where tary were living indus
triou. sober, ani peaceful lives. N''t OF
ih-s' rsr.i1s are si'ppin: AZ th' D'nui''n
House. though portion have been received
~ private houses.
"Taev are inld 'r.ivs p-rs,u-. men oi
peace. and would not hav, ben driven
from any community IN the world except
on, Oppressed and b.n.sh,sl hy th- slave
syst,m. Tnry were uclshbnr'. lric .s, and
cpw8rksr. ol Oh, Reverend John g. Pc,
who's, reputation A'un earnest AMI quiet
oprrnen. of slavery is we'll known o. tur
country. Among tho oNIle' ar, t1' l,.y-
ergni j. Il. Rogers, principal ut a lJurish'
iu. srhpl, a, iirsh, AMI Zoo. hmily, j. ID.
Red AMI family. John :. Hanson and
family. NJ. Hanson isa native 0i kar.
tu.ky, and I hlrI-vorkin., ;hriHy man.
a. hal recently erected steam sAw-miU,
and owns Gyc h1nIred acres ui land loo Mad
icon county, Kentucky. Toe Reverend >.
+. B,u.hion T.. /. lllvcs and 0 iile, Gao.
ren,ers 4. a.. ". Patker,a native OF
South Ca. .olina. -- roney. uht'yo ul
Tennessee John Smith, u native ui Ohio,
a farmer. VIII, ha, livri in klnucSy some
yclr. " Mr.. Rogers da.
,,rii the warning tha, be received quito
grlphicIlly. IL, was IN h' cottage, when
a summons l1r him io appslr Wa. heard.
On going 10 the door, De disc1yyrel an I'm
posing clplals. siNty.iy- well.mountrd
men hem. drawn M Ia wariike array. he
was informed that 10 bad ten dAy' iu
which G, iely, ,ho State. This was ou thO
23IuI December. ~ told them be hsl not
consciously violated any law OF the Com.
monws,ib. and that il be had uuc5ns1i.
o.sly done - hc would be most happy O.
d. trlrl according tp law. lie wa .uisrn.
"a shat tlry di not know that De- lal Ni1.
AtsI any law, bat that OBS principles were
incompatible with the public pclc1. and
that be mus, So"
make up comment, but leavo the fair
minded men, North and South. % pas1
Judgment upon such proceeding. Ilnorth.
crn men, while visiting southern commu.
mites, by any act or otherwise, violate any
OF the municipal laws % the States let them
be- arrested. ,ri,l by an impartial court OF
justice, ani not hy "a mad ami iuiuriatcl
mob. aul then. II they az, found guilty. let
thcm suffer the PENALTIES OF The laws they
have violated Bot d1 pr,N't, in the
name 90 the eighteen million lrremen in lhn
ire States, against o system ot ,indlc'l,o
espilunr'. which arrests Tc1csahIs, Iu1i-
Tending citizens upon cr1unI.s,, suspiciJns.
trics them 40 the revolutionary tribunal OF
Judge lyuch. and then murders them, un
der ihe miserable pr'ieIt Of carrying into
execution thc miud,ic, - mob law.
Who ha. not heard ol Biyari raylor. tho
celebrated traveller, who ha, been tho world
over, among ,'vhs, aud civilized men m
Europe. Asa, Africa and America In n
recent letter published iy him. in answer
o. letter from the luuu. M-n's Christian
Association ct Richmond, Virginia, break.
iu. oG lecture rnsussmsnt because Mr..
TAYLOR hal at some time hean literary cor.
respondent Of the New York Tribune, be
said:
- hayo irarelc! in al the principal p)r-
tious Of the earth know all forms Of gov.
crnmsnt aud all religious crs'ds. from per-
sInai observation and study bat nowherr,
~ any oi the lands or races most bitterly
hostile % rrpuhlicinism and chri'tianiiy,
have ever been subjected 10 = narrower VI
more Insulting cCu'or'hp.'
H. fi,cen States in this union, an +" Am
crican ciiz,n.' peacrably anl hwiully
travelling, has no more protection than he
would have IN q land oi slyisss upon whom
the light 1T civilization never dawnei. 10
i Gsd 8 truth. that there j. not . despite
Government ia shc Oh World, where an
American citizen. LIVING ia ;ho North,
would not 90 better protected than in the
slave States ol TN, UnIOn. Tho "stars
and sirip,, "ailIri protection TO the hum.
ble,t citlz'n Gir0Gi, but upon our own soil
in fifteen States s1ycrcigniies. owing ale.
glance % ito Federal Constitution. 10 gives
10 mmc protection toa freeman OF thcnOrth
ihan tue tack dag Of a West Indian pi-
rate.
This u tho legitimate. natural eject Of
ihc system OF African slavery. Carry u In.
70 tho Territories aud the same results will
follow. Frcs labor will be degraded irco
speech suppressed; and irc' men guilty Of
no ofrn,e against the laws. lynchei. tarssi
and ieathercd, whipped, hung. aud drigon
out hy the msnlces, bOwlinss, aud inlur.A-
tel rayings of hnaucal. blood.thirNy
mob. These are The practical consequences
growing out of DcMo~ahs doctrines as
Snunciatei and oHpounded in 1860.
H. | urralgn tho Democratic party in
the South COR an attempt now being made
on their part 20 deprive The people Of the
tree States Of their right Of FRANCHISE. Sc I
cured to them ia article two Of the Consti. .