The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10
Who is Responsible!
:" HO IS 1kCSPouSTDTt.
The Cambridge (Maryland) Ltellige;

The Cambridge Maryland) lnteltsgen'
Ger says:
1t is not the agitation at the North
which excites our slaves and alarmsx our
citizens. It's the agitation of the sub
ject in the South which we have to dread
TIE Democratic party is the true source
of our present troubles. 1t is the Demo
cratic speeches and papers which have
excited our negroes. They never fear
anything from the Nothern Abolitonists.
Their NOTIONS Of freedom have been gain
ed through Democratic sources. They
hear the Democratic speeches, they read
the Democi attic papers. These TEEN with
incendiary assertions about negro suf-
frage and equality which the success of
the Republicans would bring about. We
know that in this county the Democrats
have repeatedly declared, upon the STUN p
and in the presence of negroes, that if the
Republicans were elected the negroes wo'd
be set at liberty, be permitted to vote,
and would marry our daughters. 1t is
only few days..since We heard the very
leader Of the party in this county declare
in our public streets, in the presence Of
some negroes, who were standing by that
the Republicans intended to let the ne
groes vote.
Those who hear the incendlary decla-
ratlons Of these men, communicate them
to the rest of their color, and when their
expectations are SO excited that they be-
come aroused to violence, we are told
that the Republicans have done 1.-THE
Southern agitation is the true source of
our trouble. Let the responsibility res
where it belongs. The Northern agita-
tors have had no hand in the matter
The agitation might 60 on at the North
until doomsday without any injury to oul
slaves. Onr negroes never read the
Northern papers, nor hear the Northerr
orators
They read these things from Democra
tic papers and hear them from democrat,
speakers. We fasten upon them, there
fore. the charge Of being the nrthors o
our calamities
%In the face of this deep an om,n,
Gus agitation of the whole South, which
in some States, swell to the proportions O
revolution, and in the most quiet of then
stirs up profound emotions and commo,
sympathies and alarms, nothing has We
been done or offered by the ruling mind.
of the North in the cause Of reconcila
ton to quiet alarms or restore peace
The population grows wilder, and ,h,
movement rises and spreads, and tn
master chiefs Of the dominant section
are dumb, or only speak as to give nev
provocations to the excited and new dis
couragements to the moderate.-N O
Picoyune.
What had the North to do with you
Southern storm? She did not raise it,
It is hurricane of your own begettine
and you must use your own remedies 70
quelling it. The North has no PROPOSE
tons TO make; the North has only exer
cised lis constitutional rights: it has pu
: a man Of its choice in the Executive Chair
and that's nothing more than the Soutl
bas done every election of Democrat
candidate for twenty years past. Indee,
Mr.. Picayune, you tell the truth when il
that same article from which the above
cut you say:
"The North has gained its victory an
means to enjoy it. The election Of Nj
: Lincoln was a verdict from which the
do not intend to permit an appeal
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