The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07
Who are the Disunioni Sta.

Now that portion of the Nor,h is at
last SO full of just and holy horror at the
very idea of a dissolution of the Union. ii
will be well for the people to intelligently
ask themselves Who are the originql
and Sin,on-pure D;susionists Are the
real causes of disunion to be charged uFon
the North, or Hpon the South ? Are the
original traitors to be found in tie North,
or South? Everybody knows tLat here,
in the North, originated treason. and hat
at our own door lays the shame OF having
laid the train that has at last exploded
and dismembered our country. ahe pro-
ject of dissolution of this Union was
started by the Aboli,ionsts of Now Eng
land as long ago as 1887. From that time
to the present they have labo,ed, with the
villgence and malice Of an army of devils.
to compass their reasonable designs
The proceedings of the Anarican Anti
Slavery Society, which met in this city in
May, 1914. are now on our table ,and the
following are the resolutions which are de-
clared to have been "unanirnously pass
ed -
hSoOI'SH. sls.t - pO.ttICal I uibI
any form between 4 siavholdng and free
community. must neces .arily involve Tie
latter in he gulf Of slavery. Therefore
Resolved That secession from the
present United States Government is tie
duty of every Abolitionisls, sinco no one
can take Office or deposi'e a vote under lis
Constitution without vigIaIirg us anti
slavery principles. and rendering himself
an abettor of the slave holder in his sin
Resolved, Thai fourteen years OF war
fare agsiast the alaga power, have con
ynced us that every acI done in support
81 the American Union rve.s The chains
Vi Tie slaye-lhat the o8iy exodus oi the
slave 10 freedom; unless Il ba one of bioo3
must 5e opey Ike ruins q preseM Amer,
can church. eal the graes Of Ike presenl
U,a;on'
TAI is proclamation agaias. heaven
and esrih, aud everything else, excep. nell
itself. And these blsspheining traitors
nave been allowed 70 aHpe.d, on An aver
age two millions AMI hall dollars year,
for quarter of century, in circulating
books, papers phampheis. supporting
lecturers. male and female. and in holding
public meetings in any school ,ls.ric, III
the non -Siaveholding States
As ii specimen of ;he kind of patriotism
tolerated in New England, we give "A short
extract from the speech by w. o. Duval
.. Massachusetts Il sincerely hope that
a civil war will soon burst upon the coun-
try. | want 10 see American Slavery
abolished in nv time Then my mos.
fervert prayer is that England, France aud
Spain will take this slave sccugsed nation
IL b their special consideration; and when
the ii ase arrives ior The Streets of the cities
Of this land of The free and home Of the
Brave to run with blood up 10 their
horses brides. if be living then. there will
be one heart TO rejoice at the retrebNtion of
heaven,
Not only in every school district of the
North has this kind of murierous treason,
but, with the fewes; cxseplion, our pulpiis
have been prostitued to the disssmina
tion of the abolition sed.ion. Many of
the cl ergy have, indeed. taken the distem
per in its mildest form; but, although
they have dispensed the poison Ia minute
doses, it has not been less effectual in
nedicating the public mind Vast num-
bers of them have openly preached trea-
son and rebellion in direvt terms In May
1887, the Rev MIR. Ross of New Hannp-
shire declared that "if the angel Gabriel
had done what our fathers did. when they
formed tho Constitution, he would be a
scoundrel. ". Y. Times.