Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16
Col. TATE,

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the election, both county and State, may
have produced a state Of paralysis, and
from the way he writes in his last article
wo can scarcely consider him conyale,cent,
for any man with ordinary understanding
must see that such incendiary works as
Helpers Book contributed largely to bring
on such raids as that known as the John
Brown crusade In former article he
accuses me Of disturbing the bones Of Poor
Old John Broyn Poor old fellow--how
he pities him About as his Bro Greeley
does, who said it would be easy to die on
the cross since John Brown hallowed III
Any man or men that pity poor old John
Brown (for those who have so much sym
pathy for him love his act,l are just the
men to endorse Helper. But these mat
ters have passed into history. John
Brown is dead aud so is Helper, in the
mind of all loyal aud conservative men.
Republican undertook this controversy, he
said, to impart honest historical iuforma-
ton What an effulgent ray Of light he
has spread over these Back Townships -
He has told us the States that Seeded
were all Breckinridge States, which is not
the fact. He further eulightens us on the
state of Southern society, Of which he ap.
pears to.know all about, that two or three
hundred thousand slave holders grind
eight million uhttes ao'c" poiIticaAy!-
Now for the facts. these two or three
hundred thousand slave holders have one
vote and no more these eight million
whites each have one vote it is pity
Republican was not ubiquitous or omni-
present SO that he could tell those poor
degraded miserable eight million whites
how to vote.
When they have majority Of twelve to
one, according to this Solomou's own
showing, as regards loyalty aud treason,
the community can judge what right a
man who advocates Helpers Book and
piiies poor old John Brown, aui stands
. upon sectional platform has to accuse
others of disloyalty. As he appears to
,, understand Webster The ignorance Oh bis
, part must be wilful.
: Mr.. Editor, the great trouble with the
Republican party is, they promised too
much. The good times they promised u,
We must remind them Of II was trump
4 eted forth in every village and hamlet
d posted in glowing capitals on Furnace
e Stacks, Rolling Mills, &c, ,-tha. the poor
3 hard working laborers could look up with
glowing eyes and see that his deliverauoe
was at hand. Blu. alas alas it was all
r gas and they had all blown out--like an
: over frcighted balloon it has exploded
!. He speaks of wild geese and fog. Who
). was befogged ! The Demoorats said if
!. this sectional party succeeded there would
}. be trouble, The Republicans said thi:
e was trucking dough. faceism, and that all
= would be well. The country can decide
E and they did decide in thunder tones at
/. the recent elections. He has not brought
It those marvellous things to ligh, he threat
i ened the Democrats with few weeks ago
Why does not Mr., Republican inform u,
;, about the vote of whole Regiment from
- Allegheny county for the Republican can
= didatcs in Philadelphia Now it is your
duty to put all such gross frauds down
$ with Rebellion and Aboltionism. They
the Republicans, found they we're defeated
G in the city and thought as they were in
% power the matter could be smugglcd up
But the Democracy were little too sharp
and have concluded not to trust them any
longer in power, and as the elections rol
around will place competent men in power
upon the right kind of principles, who
will administer the laws for the good Of III,
'0hob, and give all an equal chance in
government that was designed for thu
equality of all white men. But VIC fnd
whenever we undertake to cqualize thu
Negro with the Caucasian, it Greats troub
lie in the camp, as in the case of Fremont
the man you tried so hard to elect a few
n years since, at the birth of your party
h Mr.. Republicans fears of my going over
IS to Abolitionism, results from disordered
- mind in consequence Of always having be.
II longed to vascillating party--a few years
is since Wdig, then Known nothing, next Re.
IS publican, and now the Lord knows what
kind of nameless conglomeration ! !
9 Give yourself no uneasiness about the
i Democracy going over to Aboitionism it
t is their influence brought to bear that
: throws such Abolitionists as Fremont over.