, 1860-09-14

less many Of TINT denomination who have not
heretofore Suspected that the Democracy had
assumed a censorship over their body. It is
time they wero undecciyed.
It's not because Dr.. Eddy has written =
letter on the slavery question that lie is de-
noupccd by the Tines and Hrald, bit because
hc does not believe Slavery to be Of divine au-
thority. When Dr.. Rec delivered series Of
Sunday evening dizcourses on Slavery in this
CITY, aud afterwards published them, that paper
Ind NO word Of condemnation 10 offer It did
not characterize Dr.. Rice as 'taa intermeddling
political priest" The Times and Herald does
uot object to a clergyman's preaching or
writing on Slavery, provided he advocates ii,
and tries to establish it's 1ightfulness from the
Bible. 1t il only when he lifts lis voice
against the outrages which are pctpetrated in
upholding it, that he becomes ian intermed'
ding political priest" and is visited with tho
dauuuciations Of that paper. Does not the
case Of Dr., Rico and Dr.. Eddy proveit7 Does
not the cou,ss Of the whole Democratic press
Of tbo fros States prove it? Which Of them
ba. condemned the murder Of Raw. Anthony
Degleyf Not ora The. Times and Herald
justiies it; that Justification will be echoed
by every Democratic paper in the country,
and they will cordially unite with their chica-
70 contemporary in denouncing Dr.. Eddy as
"an intermeddling political priest," " for having
condemned it. Modern Democracy is an out
growth Of Slayory-of Slavery and Popery-
md it is but natural for Journals established for
its support to he trus TO that which gave birth
10 tue party. Tho Times and Herald proves
itself t., bs no exception in this particular.
THE TEXAS sCATsE AGAIN.
The Stae Register continues its new 70
nance entitled tT1e Banditti Of the South
west, or The Black Avenger Of Northern
Texas" with fine display Of the imaginative
Qualities Of the human mind. It's next chap"
ter will rrsseut the incursion Of Lincoln amoag
the Texas negroes, with seventeen thousand
comics Of the joint debates; after which General
Copaasration will eusue. Gen. condo5ra'
ton by J. ". sheahan.]
We nublished the evidence some days since
that these negro outbreaks are the direct and
necessary result Of the savage conflict now
going on between the two factions Of the De-
mocracy in the South--the one fliuglng the
charge Of Abolitiouism at the other, and the
other tlinging it back in tumult Of oaths aud
curses-nll in the presence offour or five mil.
lions Of slaves, who have just sense enough to
be3omo aware that they are the subject OF the
suarrel, and to guess that one or the other Of
the party is moro CT less in favcr Of their
emancipation. We presented one striking
extract from Southern Breckinridge organ
in support Of this theory. Hero is another:
tFsom tho savanna hewsl
"The two leading Douglas organs in Ohio ere
the Columbus S*Ittsmda and the Cleveland
PXaindkal<r. The foTnstr Is tditd By On open
rud apo,eed Abolitioni,t Of the Gid1in9s school,
and tic Latter Ly an out and out join Broton tr~
repr<xsi1k conJzic: scrttcher by the nzsae Of 4.
Grev, who within the last six mouths. At q John
Brown sympathy meeting in Ashsabnla County,
boosted that be had cnce stolen negro from his
master and hid him in achurch steeple Of which
be- (GraJ) WAS deacon.
Here are the seeds for thrifty insurfcc-
tion. It will be remembered that tho negroes
On the Cumberland River four years ago be-
[ieyed that Fremont was stationed somewhere
ia the neighborhood Of Smithland, with m
army to effect their deliverance. Alter the
election this year they will be equally insare
with the belief that Douglas is coming will, a
hundred thousand squatter sovereigns to cut
their masters thrcats and set up colo1ed
contederacy. Ofeourse it will be all L'ncoln's
fault! He had 60 business to drive Douglas
80 hard against the wall, and make him talk
free-soil doctrine ard vote with tile Black
two yoa1s ago.