White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16
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We hea. q great deal sboaE the fanati
cism Of the Garrisonian Abolitionists
but for dovnright, bigota and fanatica
intolerance give Us aTthorough-bred pro
slavery Democrat Of the straightest sort
The rawlings of Garrison, Phillips, OF
even Of Abby Folsom and Parker Pills,
bury, do not "hold' q candle " to theil
outpouringE Witness the following,
said to be taken from o Northwestern
paper, which q correspondent of The
Pennsylvania, who has been +" shocked
by the incendiary remarks Of the Black
Republican and Abolition press Of New
England. on the late decision of the Sd
preme Court in the bred Scott case y
communicates to that paper: 49,. .--
The editor, under the head OF A
God-forssken Country" says: 1T was
in New England they burned blue lights
to assist the British, lowering along the
coast, in their schemes of rapine and
plunder. 1t was there the, Hartford
Convention was concocted and held. and
the blue laws were enforced. 1t is in
New England churches where they take
up contributions for Sharpe's rifles, to
shoot down American citizens. New
England is to-day one vast Know Moth
ing Lodge, organized and led on by
Priests who officiate at its affairs, take
and prescribe oaths, denouneing all re-
ligions but their own, and prescribing all
men of foreign birth, except niggers.
1t is in New England the Constitution
of the United States is boldly repudiatsd
by the passage Of misnamed Liberty
Bill and open treason stalks abroad like
the pestilence at MONDAY. a God for
saken Country, truly, and we thank God
and our liberty loving mother, for max
ing our escape from that country when
but six months old. A land where the
people. to get crop of sterile cobble-
knolls, have to shoot the seed into the
ground. The May Flower made a great
mistake landing at Plymouth Rock. 1t
would not have done so had it not been
lost in the fog. a na5 s.
If she had landed further south. or
come through the Gulf of St. Lawrence
to these Upper Lakes, New England
would have been another Labrador, in
habited only by dogs and Esquimaux.-
Politically and religiously. this Puritan
country is failure. Its rocks are worn
out, its rivers dwindled into rivulets. its
inhabitants have become so priest-ridden
as to degenerate into fanatics and fools.
1t is a good country to emigrate from.
We of the West want nothing of its
products or opinions. We want men
and minds like our lakes and rivers
large and expansive-that can take in at
one view our whole country as an extern
sive prairie. and see in the whole human
race but one people and one destiny
Let us pray God to bless our free institu-
tions and save us from all contamination
with New England politics, or New
England Priests, or New England Know
Nothing religion
The writer concludes by advising the
Democrats Of that God-forsaken, priest
ridden country, the only free men yet liv-
ing there, to come to the WestP' But
where would these refugees from free SEN
timent find rest? Would it be in Wis
consin? That State has upon its statute
books a Personal Liberty Law, compar-
ed with which that of Massachusetts, is
Gas water to fourth-proof brandy.
Would it be in Michigan? Let Gen.
Cass answer. Would it be in Ohio!-
The free air of the Western Reserve
would be as malaria to their nostrils.-
They could find no rest for the soles of
their feet in Iowa, and Kansas will ulti-
mately be too I" free " for them. There
is a New England element there. We
know of but one place where they could
find refuge and where this New England
leaven is not present. and that is the To-
cality in Illinois, embracing some OF the
Southern counties, known as Egypt,
where the schoolmaster is never seen and
where intelligence of outrages in Kan
sas - never penetrates. There &c Black
Republican 81 and all other. newspapers
are prescribed. There the political refu-
gees who fly from soil which is tainted
with the atmosphere of freedom would
find their promised Boston
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