Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-14

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We extract he following from an article In
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iefs 20 ne esnphney SaF'he es tho monthpiecs
of the Abolitionists of the West. That paper
has done more to influenca the nublic mind of
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'no CIV WIN aDon'lon,sm 'nan any paper "eSs
Of the mountains.g Il ia one of the GfDDINca
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selves and diseraosd sbs,s "ons,.n nv y ,;no -
hear An 4, ,nes.rcr nf NJ ~ y
tion vh;ch ;f sn,srsd ;n.e III, Sa s,sv ~
bling ansrcbv into tha hss,ths snd homss of S
NeV Enclsnd az ,ba no -,;c,saI cnr,.a @ s, os ,ha M
secessioniat' jasSsrs has hrornh. snom,.S "a
desnsir an bss,ths snd hou, az of ~, shn No.
eatsn thai, ;nsana cot snd ~ ~ IA .hs,.
am I. = an n.iooras tn sa,;or ,...a -. ~.
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nstion tcr tie sissss oe V;,.;n;. Wsss,s "a ~
tha District of CoInmh;s ana rsoy;s;o, "1r sor
generaI amanc;nation for iii w cisod r.oont
y. the Cincinnsti Gae,fi. ~ sbov SosS bo,J aha
nltraa were usttino In ,bst .,a.. ,h,ch ;o,,r
mai arragn al ,ha PSssid ant .r.ha
of bis sbcn. h,,, ~ ~ .,sUas
and nov this sx Govsrnn. .hns ,~asa.sh. psas,
dent II hs akas ns.ca ".;,So,,, .,.oa;S;.,' g..
ancipstion' - Sbe w;j, ..cornr,;, .nne ia U
an error for vb;ch tu.n.. ,ara..s,ons LII, -
10 suffer,n 1f cnnrsa ths S,.-os srs =, ars.s.v.
ma the Roatnn x,i,s a. - ,h;s s,r;s ~ ~,
note Of the nreseot w.r Jnst ILs th;s I. ,tSa
speech Of one NJ the st;,,s,s of sha sboi,,;ar
csrldron At Abingdon G,ovs nm ths' Fon,shl
Wepdell PhilLns bnt rei,ersted words n,;n,sd n
he New York Tri6nrs and wh,.h ~s hsvs
cited. aa no s.id.i 1T ,h,nr An nrassn, civtI
var the bjeodiest a.s;n on tha ,sn,ns,, az n.
meana onIv the Stsys and S,,,nas =, mi ill., his
nor kindrsa sn;,js ~ f.o~sI,' he ,oos %.
cination Pof ,ho.s 10 ~ ga "a .ha, rias
these rol,;ck;rc ASol;,,on;ss ,honsb. s~necss ~
tbia The neor1e who gsthsr a. A h;sn,on Esov,
and are ,nos,lv IsnySaJ a., rsrs .hs hoae'
guard OF the Britlsb emissariea vho cane over
mere yeare ago from Exeter Ha,l, thsv actualIv
have been fsd nv B,itish fnnds lro,n ssa, a., ~
this. They have the fner;s bf nersi.tsncv. snd
seern 10 enjoy their vildness NJ rhoughs. 4 'rhev
for yeare Nave said. nerish ou, srce nar;sh ne
manufactures. perish cotton I. perisb the IJnion.
perish the Constitution. ner;sh the stass and
Stripes. II need he. but univ let tba miIIioos of
African descent IN this eonntrv be mn in nos.
session of the yioht TO become AZ are their brsth
rem Of Jsmaca, and ultimately like their race In.
the Kingdom of Dahomey. But none of these
thinRs saw fit to perish. The crowd of black
spirits and white that annually rnjpple and com
mingle here at Arlington, our secessionists, are
the right sort of people 10 cheer their own ora.
tor. BY all means let them alone seyerely
Why print their speeches7 Bat such are not the
solid men of Lowell! Such are not lie mechan
ics, its manufacturers, all its busy hiyei Are
they not the descendants Of men who went out
in broad day from the Green Dragon, by the
thousands, and clamored for the adoption Of the
Constitution and sit not marvellous that body
Of Honorablesan Squires, and mec anics, could
stay on the Fourth, at lowell, and here doctrines
urged and action recommended that make the
very sap Of secession2 Just what these Aboli-
tionists urge, 10 just what the Secession leaders
say the North means to do, and just what they
have taken up arms 10 prevent being done. III
words mean anything, the Administration dis.
claims all this. Now che secessionist leaders
will have these fresh Abolition speeches in all
their newspapers; and they will figure in all their
They will be used to keep up the |
horrible inflammation. Is this not terrible TO |
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