The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-12


The EDITORS OF some OF the Republican
papers seem to doubt the sincerity of the
Democratic papers in supporting the war
We could name quite number OF these
bawling fellows who were the first 10 enlist
for the war but the last TO go. They are
really pretty sci OF men to talk about SIM
cerity and loyalty. Let Us hear no more o..
il from our opposition friends for their own
sake. We are pleased TO record them,
once, for the maintenance oil the Union
They are now on the right track as far as
tina. is concerned at least. They are now
with the Democratic party, party that has
always been for the Union, a party that
always carried the Stars and stripes, and
marty that bears the banner as ever without
one star being eraced. This party never
would or could consent TO carry banner
with fifteen stars obliterated nothing sat
isfied it but the whole constellation, com
posed Of the original stars as well as the
additional That party, the Democratic
parry, could never consent 10 accept doc
,rire like The following from one Gov Banks,
a prominent member of that SO called Re-
publican party:
.Although am not one OF that class OF
men who cry for the preservation OF the
Union: though am viling IN a certain state
ofeircun7stonces. TO LET IT SLIDE ] have no
fsar for its perpefuation. Bui let me say If
The chief obiect of the people of this conn
try be- TO maintain and propagate cha;iie
property in man, in other words, human sla-
,erv-fhis Uaion cannot and ought mol TO
sfandr'
Was such language calculated 10 bind
stin closer the sacred ties that link US TO
eelher as one psople4 Is it any wonder
ia view of these denunciations, that the
Southern people became excited and indig-
mani! We will quote a few sentences
from The Impending Crisis, the Helper doc
ument. endorsed by most OF the leading
men in this so called Republican party.
..Siaveholders are Iuisances." "It is ouI
imperative business TO ;lbate nuisances
ssSlavehoIders are more criminal than com
mon murderers-"
HThe institution Of slavery must be blot
ted out, from every place where II exists
either "a the States Of iersiiorles. II this can
moi be done peaceably Il must be done fo'eibty =
This is the language endorsed by the lea
ders Of this party of men who have had The
audacity 10 charge upon the Democratic
parry of the north of being disIoyal. II ss
disposed We could show up any amount
such iauuiing and disunion sentiments a
above quoted which have come from th'
lips OF this party, party which now g
heart and hand for the Union with their ole
irus and loyal friends, The Democracy
The above quotations were endorsed D.
Seward, Sherman, Greedy, Lovejoy, Grow
and score OF others, in The following style
eve endorse these sentiments and recon
mend their circulation" They were cir
cula,ed extensively for the purpose o. dis
aiIlsng into The minds OF ihe people IN tn
norlh hatred towards the Southern Tree 10
slitutiens, and al The same time TO conse,
she idea that Shareholder vas unit 10 oc
cupy an hororabIe position in life. In 8
dong they were virtually Recommending
war against tho south
TaE urErlsG Of Delegates n Convention
on 1Iouday last, Al thIs piece. was equal =