The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-18


i cNc0 cry mistaken c.a.o,a2a. 3t fac.a. IN.
der att tAasa circumstances DO Won really iyel
yourselves justified % break up this Govern
mont, unless such q court decision us you"s i
shall be 1T once submitted to as conclusive
ana final rule oE political ac. ion ? But you will
n"t abide the election Of a Republican Prrsi-
dent. In TINT supposed event, Won say Won
viii destroy the Uaon and theu. You say the
great crime ofhaying dgsunyelis Will b. upon
Us Laughter That is cool. [Grsls laughter. ]
\ highwaymau holds pistol to my enr, and
mu-ters through his teeth, Standard deliver.
@" | shall Kill you, ana then You viii b. "a mur-
.dercr - CONTINUED laugAtar.l To be sure,
what the ro5ber demanded o. me--uy money
was my own, and had clear right TO keep il
but Il was 10 more my own than my vote is nv
own; " That's So, and applausc:l and the
threat of destruct ION 10 the mon, to cxtort my
vote, can scarcely be distinguishe in principle.
+ ! few words now TO Republicans H. is ca
caedlngy desirable that all parts of this great
Confederacy shall Be at peace ana iii hurmoay
one with auo5her. Let as Republicans ID our
4 part to have it SO. 4" We viii. ANA applause /
/ Even though much provoked LET us 5ouo.hjug
through passion and i'll temper. Even
though the Southern people will nov SO much
/ rs listen to Us, let a. calmly consider their de
mandS, and Yell to them, II, in oar deli Jcrate
. view OF on" duty, We possibly can. Judging
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nature OF their controversy with Us, 1T US de-
! termlne II We can, what Will satisfy them
vii. they be satisfied if the Territories be uu-
! confidently surrendered to them We know
! they will not. Ia all their present complaints
against Us, the Territories are scarcely mention
/ ed. lnyasions and insurrections are the rage
| now Will It satisfy them, If in the future, W
have nothing to DO with invasions and insul-
rections We know it viii not. We so know
/ because we know we never had anything TO do
with inyasions and instructions and vet this
/ total abstainng does not exempt lis from the
charge and the denunciation
The question recurs, What will satisfy them?
| Simply this: We must not only let them alone
but we must. somehow, convince them thai we
do let them alone. This, we know BY expert
ence, is no easy task. We have been trying to
so convince them from the very beginning Of
our organization, but with no success In all
our platforms and speeches, we have constant
~ protested our purpose TO let them alone but
TINS has had no tendency 10 convince them
Alike uuayalllu@ to convince them is the fact
that they have never detected man of us in
any attempt 10 disturb them. These natural
and apparently inadequate means all failing,
what will convince them This and this only
cease to call slavery wrong, and Join them in
calling 1t right. Aud this must be done thor
ough iy-done in acts rs We'll as in words 81
i1hca Will not be tolerated-we must place our
selves ayowedlv with them. Douglass new
sedition law must be enacted and enforced,
suppressins all declarations that slavery is
wrong, whether made in politics, ia presses, il
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