Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
Northern traitors.

Below we give few extracts, from
among thousand we could cite, to show
how desperately the Abolitionist are deter.
mined on the destruction of this govern
ment.
The National Autislavsry Standard, a |
paper that helped to elect Lincoln. is in |
exstacies over the dissolution ofthis Union. |
Here its Civilizations:
For the last ter years, eleven next 7th
of March, the Hankerdom of the north has
been engaged in constant effort to save
the Uni n. The aboliiionism of the north
has been all the time busy in the opposite
direction, trying to'break it On. Vel nee
hare beaten. The Union is dissolued, in
spite of the Hanke1s 1t is nothing odd
that they should rage and imagine strange
things. Nobody likes to be licked. That
with them, and let them expend their
froth and fury. Better times are on hand,
and all the nearer the worse they behave.
ORethiRg is certain, The linton is dissolved"
In recent Boston speech Windull
Phillips said:
"Disunion is Abolition That is all
the value disunion has for me- / care
nothing for forms of Government The
music of disunion to me is, that at its
touch the slave breaks into voice, shouting
his jubilee. Take your distorted Union,
your nightmare monster cut of sight ard
range Of the laws Of trade and competition;
then, without any eacri6ee on your part,
slavery will go to pieces"
! The whole speech is published in the
New York Tribune, ard in he same pa
/ per Greedy says:
To. me any concessions Of free sol! to-
! slavery is crime fragrant. cowardly, mex
| cusable, attrocinus crime, such as | dare
not commit to save dozen UGions."
Greedy travelled in state with Lincoln
to Washington from Buffalo.
The True Democrat of the 9th inst, says
" If the Snuth will accept an honorable
solution Of the slavery question, well /;
they will get no other" Now what the
honorable solution" is which they pro
pose, may be seen from the following from
that paper Of the 10th:
The laws of nature are no moresurely
fixed than the laws IF morals. Truth and
error never can agree; Liberty and Slavery
are equally untagon:stic. Tue war must.
therefore, continue till one or the other is
triumphant"
Thus at the North. Take look at the
South. Hostility to our peaceful Union
and government equally determined.
Gen. Davis, President elect Of the South.
ern Confederacy, says:
"The time for compromise is past, and
we are now determined to maintain our
position. Our separation from the old
Union is complete. No compropiSe-no
reconstruction can now be entertained -
We have, | trust, the prospect Of living
together in peace, with our institutions
subject to protection not defamation"
Turn back to the North and hear Love
| joy. The True Democrat publishes his
t speech and calls it able and patriotic.
but, sir, even if it were true that the
President elect and the future Cabinet ad
wise compromise. / will not follow their
lead one step. If they or an angel FROM
/ Heaven preach any other Republican gns.
, pei than that which was proclaimed al
Chicago, let them be anathema ntaranotho
-accursed till the people come to curse
; them"
1n the name Of all that is good in Heav.
en- ard all that is glorious in our iDstitu
tions. is our country to be torn to pieces. by
, these hot bloOded factious political Grader,
and mountebanks? Because hot headeG
5 and mulish politicians will not compro
mise. must ruin and bloodsbed be brough
to our doors, and our firesides be deprived
Of the protection of the laws? To gratif,
few designing Office seekers, must ou
whole political fabric be placed in danger
OF total overthrow 20 ,.-
Let the people around their once happ.
firesides answer these queries and answer
them for their country. s..