Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
evidences Of a coed Republl-

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'The negro is heavenly institution, and Il
is God.lke in man TO elevate him TO an equal
ity with the white = Giddine's Speech al ne
Republican STATE Contention, 1867.
"The,S Is NOT better Republican, nor
more honest man in me Union, than old
Joshua n. Giddings. Dwson Gasefie, 2Oth
Julg, 1860
Some niggers are far superior 10 some
Democrats Indeed, they are doubtless supe-
rior to the prcat mass of the Democratic party;
while some Democrats are superior to some
niggers, and perhaps TO the greater portion Of
the African race. Yet all Democrats, howev-
or intellectually inferior they may be 70 the
niggers, are entitled 10 live and enjoy their
liberty and the fruits Of their labor And
while we are endeavoring to sustain these
equal aud universal rights, We ought not 70
be drawn into any discussion Of the moral or
social superiority Of the niggers over the Dem
ocrats joshua r. GiddinOs, IN The Ashfd-
buld Sentinel Of Sept 3, 1851
"rhere is not better Republican, nor q
more honest man, in the Union, than old
Joshua r. Giddings - Dayton GGsetfe.
an disregarding this law Fugitive Slave
law) the prisoners did right Their error
consisted in sparing the lives Of slave-catchers
| (the U s MarshalD Those pirates should
have been delivered over TO the colored men
and consigned 10 TIE doom ofpirdtes, tchich
should hare been speedily erecUted You are
aware this is the doctrine which proclaimed
in Congress. adhere 10 IL Had the pris.
oners erecutedfhe Stare cdtchsrs promptly, Il
would hare taught the administration a lesson
not soon 10 he forgotten We should have
been no more toubled with that class Of mis-
creant - Giddihgs
"There is not a better Republican, nor a
more honest man IN the Union, than old
Joshua r. Giddings, Dayton Gazette
u do not object to your giving utterance "a
your views. | only object TO your represent
ing them as the sentiments Of the Republican
party l. as one Of that party, detest the Flu
lgitiye Slave Law. would slay any slave
catcher who would pollute my residence TO re
capture a fugitive. ''--G'iddings 10 Tom Cor
icia
There is no, better Republican, nor I
more honest man in the Union, than OLE
Joshua r Giddiugs - Dayton Gazette.
ITO the painting fugitive as he comes to us
pale and trembling, with the marks Of th'
; scourge upon him, we say, God has endowe'
you with the inalenable right 20 liberty, AM
palsied be the hand and cursed be the maj
, who attempts to re-enslaye You. We will no
do il; ,ce TiH repeal the odious enactmen
that now exempts from punishment the mis-
: creant who seeks your enslavement an
q aerer shall a ,tugitire STARE be returned
bondage from oHr free States. - Gidding!
; speech rdtif2ing Hncotn's nomination..
:, There is not better Republican, nor
more honest man in the Union, than ol
= Joshua R. Giddings Dayton Gazette
1--WE have ourselves paid money to redeel
v Southern slaves until we have become di
gusted with the practice, and prefer that OF
T. future donations shall be made in powder an
ball, delivered to the slaves, TO be used as the
may deem proper Joshua X, GiddinSs,
d the AskidbUld Sentinel, September l0t
1851,
"There is not better Republican,. nor
more honest man, in the Union, than o
Joshua r. Giddings Il Dayton Gozstte
"Sir, | would intimida.e no one; but Il
You there is a spirit in the North which wi
set at defiance all the low and unworthy m
3 chinations of the Executive; and Of the mi
ious of its power When the contest shi
come when the thunder shall roll, and d
slaves shall rise in the South; when, in INIT
ton of the Cuban bondman, the soutbe
, slaves ofthe South shall feel that they a
J. men; when they feel the stirring emotions
. Immortality, and recognize the stirring trut
o' that they are men, and entitled to the righ
!, which God has bestowed upon them; when d
slaves shall feel that, and when masters shi
ms turn pale and tremble, when their dweln
ng shall smoke and dismay sit on each counte
m ance, them sir, do not say we will laugh
i your calamity and mock when your fe
~ , cometh, but do say, when that time shi
H. come, the lovers Of our race will stand fort
is and exert the legitimate powers of this &c
es ernment for freedom = Giddings Speech
nv the House Of Representatives., l6 Marc
= 1854.
There is not better Republican, nor
n more honest man, in the Union, than {
n' Joshua r. Giddings.-DdytOn Gaze tie.