Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-09

Blair and Behton of Missouri, and many
others Because they had the same views
as the fathers who framed the government,
and were in favor Of preserving it in its
pristine purity, l might with more force
say that Mr.. "Township" was a liar then
he said that Helper was, but according to
Webster, person must know the truth or
he cannot lie so he can cover himself un-
der the garb of ignorance.
Helper wrote after the secret foul plot
of the Gadson treaty with an ofper of iifty
million for SC musch of Mexico as would
make five states, aud two hundred and fif-
ty million for Cuba and rumpos kicket
up if not got and II Il to the gulfo Cal.
itornia for the United States south after the
separation with many other foul plots of
treason. Does Mr.. "Township' want to
CO operate with sutch men as those if he
does he can only do so as an outlaw and
a rufin. | hope Mr.. "Township' is 10y.
cl but he has poor way of showing it by
reproaching the man that would not CO.
operate with traitors. We have consti-
tuition that separates Church and state but
the south have violated it by passing laws
with heavy penalties against any thai
speak agains slavery religlously or poiti
caly; and yet Mr. "Township says he is
in favour of abolishing slavery after the
plan of Jefferson. Jefferson not only
spoke against it, but wrote and denounced
it as u great morrel evil lie declared
The god Of justice must forever take sides
against the slave holder and that the insti-
tuition was great political evil that must
be abolished for the good Of all men.
Nh "Township" is strange reasoncr l
can compare him to nothing that will show
him up SO well as to compare him to
wild goose loss in the fog.
The Republicans with the help Of the
loyol Democrats, did pass a law to give
free homes to all white men Including thosa
of forrign berth al CatLolicks II Nj,
"Township will read the plank i'll the
Chicago platform denounced by the Dem
ocrats last fall as the dutch plank he will
there sec that he has sland.rol the rapub-
licans when he charges them with hostility
to Foreigners,
VIII he pleas inform your reader what
his party did with this homestead bill!
Why they vetoed it to suit the oligar,
chyst' to the great inquiry Of the eight
million of nOnslavc holding whites Of the
slave states whC could have gown under
that law into the territories and have built
up respectable communities with free
schools and Churches with their spires
mingling with sunbeams Of tha lights of
heaven where they would have chance
TO make laws according to the true rule of
Democracy, the greatest good 10 the great
est number He talks about changing
names. His party if the ware not wolves
in Sleeps clcthing they long ere this would
have changed their name frcm Democrats
to oligarchysts for that is their crcca in
the territories.
lie says that my own paper said that
their wGs no more republican party; but
his papers said it was the republican party
only; and that some renegade democrats
had joincu = The difference between his
party and the Republican, is this the
Republicans looket to the.r country first
then their party; but the So called Dcm-
ocrats, alias oligarchyst, scid "party first
and then our country" answered lis c ON.
ments on the "Crttendcn Compromise" ;"
" Better times" and "Dred Scott" Why
does he bring this up again? lie reminds
me of the preacher that was bound to
preach one hour but run out cf matter be.
fore the time was up, SO he preached the
same sermon twice before he quit,
McLenllen Butler and Dix are Demo-
Gratis like johnson of Tennessee Holt of
They are ali right Butler
left the reasonable convention that nomi.
mated John C. Breckenridge because he
would not set in convention where pira-
,y was openly advocated with applause,
Maryland q Delaware dio MOI pass ces-
esion ordinances. In Maryland they
ware traitor to the extent that they voted
or Breckenridge but ware held by the
lnion army. In Delaware we had half as
many votes as the Breckenridge Oligar,
hyst SO the Republican elimcnt saved il
Jan Mr.. fellowship" point us TO any Re-
publican in the Rebel army, or any out of
t who advocate treason. How is it in the
outh ? james B. Clay, traitor Thomas
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