The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13

Gen. S. +. CARY, the noted temper
ance lecturer, and firm supporter or Mr.
FILLMORE, has come out. in favor of LiS
coLS and HAMLIS in an eloquent speech
on Saturday, September ISL, tv the Wide
AWakcs of The Eighth Waid, Cincinnati
We have bat space for tie following ex
lracIs:
SLAVERY TALK.
Why are We talking So much sbour
Slavery, some people ask. Simply because
it won't let us alone. All we ask is ror
Shareholders TO keep It where il is. We
will lei Shareholders enjoy their negroes
aud their slavery institution, with its sweet
smelling odor and all that; and il they de.
sire their boys tp grow up and hate labor
If they want 10 bring them up to Fever
ence the peculiar institution. let item dc
it. All We say j., let US alone. Their,
was an oh farmer once. who owned {
very vicious dog that used to run out a
everybody, ard bite and snarI at all The
passers-by. A man suggested 10 tie farm
eE "You had better keep that dog tied
he will bite somebody one Of these days,
and that won't be very pleasant "Oh,'
says the cd farmer. IL pay taxes lormy
dog, and intend 10 let him run around
Let everybody look out for himself.'-
The man thought If that WAS the princi
pie on which The dog was kept, be wovld
look out. So the next time he came that
way ne brought along big stick, with a
sharp spike IN one end. The dog came
at him as usual, and he just let bis stick
fly at him. and pinned him 10 the side oil
The road. The farmer came out and saw
his dog in bad fix. and said to The man,
"What did you do that tor?''' "What did
your dog come at me fJr-do you sup.
pose am going to let dog bite me il
can help il?'' said tie man. ''But why
didn't YOU hit him with the other end oI
the slick?" asked the farmer. "Oh, yes
and why didn't the villain come at me
with bis other end? said the man. TGreat
llaaghter.l Now that is sound logic. Tba
is what a lawyer would cal .Grgsmentun
al hominem When we are asked Why VI
talk about slavery, we say Il IS because
} won't let US alone. Let it core at u
with lis other end, and we won't hurt it
Laught'r) 1t is coming at our terrific
ries. with its jaws wide opeu. We say
stop it where it is. IL, is a GOOD instta
tion, keep it, but don't introduce it into
this free territory Of ours that we want fol
homesteads for every man that wants a
piece of land to make home for his fam
iily-that wants 10 work, to earn Lis bread
by the sweat Of his brow. We are net :
nigger party; bu. there Is the nigger par.
ty for you--that party that says capita
should own its labor. We want labVr t.
control capital applause1 in this country
that is Just The difference, and You car
easily perceive the importance of that dif
ference. We want the labor Of the fres
white man upon our territories.
THERE'S THE RUB.
All, there's the rub! Herschel Vesuvi
US johnson says that labor ought to own
its capital-th4t the laboror shonlG be pro
perty of the capitalist. There's the diff
renee. Capital" says he, "ougbt tc
own labor" [ A yoice--that means tia
the rich man ought TO own the poor man
don't it'll Exactly, that's what Mr.. John
son Of Georgia says. Labor! and what i.
it that has tendency to degrade laser il
the South? Suppose you are a mechan
ic. and that you wait 10 90 into Slav,
State to carry cu your business. How
much wages will you get? That will de
pend upon the price OF niggers. If mig.
gers are high" then your labor will com.
mand more than if they are low priced, be
cause "capital owns the laborer,'" in the
language Of Herschel Vesuvius johnson
Labor is degrading in the South, AND
why is ii degrading? One reason is, be.
cause labor is owned by capital. 1t is no.
because the Almighty has set the seal oi
disapprobation upon it. He made man to
labor, and lie said to him, "In the sweat
of lhey brow shalt thou eat bread Every
effort to escape from the penalty of tha
law, North or South, has only resulted il
mans own ruin. and in many cases ha.
irjured the childrea whom lie would re
live from the necessity Of labor. lh,
drops Of sweat that fall from the brow 0
The lsboring man encircle it with richie
glory than attaches to the gems that gilt
ter in the cornet Of kinds. Applause.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Now, the Republican party do not wan
10 interfere with the rights d Tie South
at all. 1t is direct sander TO say iha
we of the North have any intention to in
terfers with the rights of the Shareholders
But the Republican party want those viz
gin fields oflhe territory OF Kansas--thos
uxuriant forests--the common proptrt,
of the people of the commouwealth--to b
the homes Of freemen, where every son y
toll may earn his bread by the sweat 0
his brow without composing with the Al
rican niger. That's what they want
And don't want to own its labor. Ap
plsuse Let men Of the South own l.bO
if they will, but let ;hem own il where i
where i! is. A voice that's the talk! J.
Let them keep their niggers; we are no
going to iulerfre with them or their mig
gers.
AN OPINION OF, JOHNSON.
| would not vote a ticket that had tn
name Of Johnson on it. or the name 4
johnson on it or the name Of any oihe
mar who has uttered such sentiments a
have falled from the lips of Mr.. johnson
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