Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-21
Republican Record.

THEM BETTER. THIS Is A MOST
SACRED RIGHT right s0hich, ace
hope and believe, is TO LlBERATE THE
WORLD. Nor is this right confined to
cases scheye The schole people Of an eaisting
government may choose 10 exercise It,
ANY PORTION Of such people that CAN,
MAY REVOLUTIONIZE, and make
their o1cn Of so mach Of the Tertiary as
they inhabu. More than this, a MA.
JORITY Of any such people may gevoht-
tionise, PUTTING DOWN A MINORI-
TY intermingled aeith, or near about
them, WHO MAY OPPOSE THEIR
MOVEMENTS. IL is a quality of revo.
luton mol 10 go by OLD lines or old lasos ;
but to break up both, and make aea0 ones
abraham Lincoln's Speech IN Congress
January ~, ls4s.
"We hail this first battle of the new
war of freedom" The all war was COM
menced by Birney and his Abolition fol.
lowers, and the new war of the clashing Of
arms is the legitimate result. t."-Ohio STATE
Journal.
"Of what value will an Union be tha,
needs links Of bayonets and bullets to hold
it together If any State will 90 from US,
let it go."--Iadianap0is Journal
Whenever q considerable section Of
our Union shall deliberately resolve to 60
out, we shall resist all coercive measures
designed to keep it in. WE HOPE NEV-
Err TO LIVE IN A REPUBLIC
WHEREOF ONE SECTION is PIN
NED TO THE RESIDUE BY BAYO-
NETS."-NeW York Tribune.
"We are not in favor of blockading the
Southern coast. We are not in favor Of
retaking by force the property of the
United States now in possession of the
seceders. We would recognize the cxis-
tance of a government formed of all the
slaveholding States, and attempt to culti-
vate amicable relations with it."-CUn
Commercial
"I 1t is now probably definitely settled
that the Government troops aoiH be D1th.
dram from Fort Suntnter ,oiihin a teat
days. Whatever differences Of opinion
there may hare Jeen npon The SUBJECT, when
the intentions of the Administration we're
first announced, it is now graelualy con-
ctolea that IT Is A WISE AND PRU-
DENT MOVE-A MASTER STROKE
OF POLICY."-D.yton Journat, March
l5h, 1861.
Hundreds of other extracts could be
made, but it is useless to multiply them.
In 1856 Mr.. Fillmore pronounced the
Republican party sectional party, and
their teachings tending TO the dissolution
of the Union. In 1860, at the Chicago
Convention, Judge Jessup, Of Pennsylvania
moved to strike out the word " national "
from the call. of the Convention, stating
that they did not desire to be known as a
national party: See New York Daily
Tribune, May Is, 1860, page s. Hun
dreds Of thousands of people in the United
States have seen Republican flags with
only sixteen stars and no man who ever
cared to argue on the subject ever heard
that the Republican party was Union
party. The Bell Everett men last fall
insisted that the teachings Of the Republi'
cans was disunion; and Henry NJ. Fuller
proclaimed it in the Court House in Blooms
burg, with all the strength of his master
intellect.
Such are the uncontradicted facts of the
record now has any man ever heard of {
case in which a change Of name has chang
ed the nature of the animal A lamb il
innocent and harmless, and tiger bloody
and ferocious, call them by what name yol
will. When Republicans call themselve
Unionists will they become true Uniol
men by mere change of name! Never
What's bred in the bone stays long in tn
flesh The New York World, republican
not long ago published several article
proving that the Tribune was disuniol
sheet, and had been for years. Has tn
Tribune changed! A Senator in Con
gress, at the close of the last regular ses
sion, replied to the question of another
that the republicans had not abandoned
any of their principles.
Thus then they stand on the record ant
we know our people will not be caught b.
so transparent dodge. They know tha
the Democratic party was always Uniol
party, has never changed its name or ma
ture, and is Union party now. The.
will sustain the old organization, they vii
vote the whole Democratic ticket; an(
they will show those gentlemen who hav
sold themselves to the abolition disunion
lists for mess of pottage, that the pric
paid is eternal ruin and disgrace,
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