Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-05
The Trne Union Men.

aiming the sincerity Of mea's das;,a c.
restoration of the Uni,n. n v;.h e. ~
conquest Of the southern s,a,ss "a ~
determination of its sIayebnldino rn-,,iaO
ton, To the end that We NAV hare : ns,-
population there. and nsr cns,;,r,;o,
which shall ignore slavery. is no, 10 v;Sh
for the restoration at the eov.'-r,, :. = 'sn
tue supremacy If the Constitution In, =
actually 60 desire revolution witch sLoII
found new goTernment On the ru;ns sc
| theold.
The radical abolitioui-t. whose cra.d -
mo nuion with sIoveboldars ,, c.n,a, -
| true friend of the Union 4 revia,z 81 r.
| history of aholi,;onism viii -, , " .'.o
the NECESSITY of shunn;, !, Tie ;,,s,,,.,....
advice Of sncb men n ,s $500, ~, ~.
again a united nra. Ia, t's 49, - po
Tie vast n,4f5ritv ~ mi. ! 80. = - ~
! America have de-,red nj see /. sss;tI. -
'for the remuyal of slavery a. an n.,;,n,;" aa
Thirty years ago the southern mind -.
decidedly ia favor 81 sueh plsn. Butrbs
! idea Of immediate abolitionl h,sed =, H.
doctrine that sIayehoIding Is n sin - -
was not accented. is NOT now acre,-fet -.
one in a hundred of the ci,;,ens IS 49,;
i country. ''''
The difference between ahaI;,;on;s,. 81
the major marty of ,hose VII, .ha,, - IL
rro-slayery men was rho, 81. e.s
manded an instant yiole,t md ,o,.I"t.I:.
| i'm of the relation Of ownerxs,S aI"
| Blind 10 all Questions az esec. ~, -.
servant or country- thav aJo.,o5 - "a
yoea,ed the idea that the reIs,;N, 80
! full and therefore ousbt tn have smd,ia,
| snding.
Cam. intetlipent sensible ma, ,a-. -
! stantly deyjsing mans 10 ia ,Lo .a,..',. so
! inc Thorn incrAa.in, 20 ,,,,;ii;o. -
.naIgama,;or as 60 - - tessIoins
mature. and noI;ricaI snd so.;.t -. 1920 ~
the tlack and white races a. - ~
| tho, ~ "a a. x;o,.I f>-
80 =, - r., ,oI sI'he pan oil COLI
~ a.. a e.anasr wnisn should eneet
! 90. -, q, 81 y, oJ'n iaees- Tor IL
s,iI. . ~. '""s 'Ie ~nte was already
~ So, Ti. ms presence on
an - - III e u1oi n, opposed
" Aney heiu lnat 10 pay
a',As, -. .';s d slave was be-
( 49, - ~ 80 .'t"'"tS. 1hey heaped
80 80. 'i'1 11.l sOc'eues. ihey de-
80. ,r.;'IH1 "a 1. oeins uorb mere
al ~, - - aue oie ueIe'
! 80 - - - -'''eu ~ sAFattiate or ex-
IT, 't'," :, v 9,se" mere
- - "e' ~ e'u'''iy was PTOs-
| Pe'pu9' an '''e WIZ ~ emancipation, AID
y ~ Hee u'eh 'hISuSh voluntary or
vor.lIr So .e.o.,.. "a' PiSS Z sss'ns Ia
soI "a 80 49, s'ale .4au oseoine Tree
,La, ID ~ ;,,a,,s.' le"so, 70 suppose
/ ooIs Tir,;,;a 49, rs CUM
49, go - '"u' Nen,ueAy anu
O'ne "'uiu SUN pfu'i0e plan
,,-,e,,a'., a. ~. iaOoI' but the
F'. ~ "o' sa,'siy vac men VINO made
- IL Tr' Hoo'it'on VI slavery thelr
oeEau 70 necoie win poll
'e, ~ ecu Tue constitution Oh the
o-,asH . Sla.es infamous because 1t reeog-
la ~, W eeI ihey
.I...I -. - =. .ne country. sno 9e-
of its protection of slave driyars Tha1
maintained that .he onlv cd. or -,
, slave was over the ruins az the Ano,;e..,
church and Union. They avowed ,bs;-
rriocinIa ~ 80 enc nil, ,-;,h .I--'Lei
ders. their object the dis.oIa,;on ~ eD d.
Unjred States
For wears they Iabored with T;t.Io oe,.,
and they miobt have toh, rcd G. ,--s;s
with as little but for The dirsr.,,oo.
arose among politicians who IN H. 49,, -
desire for place and newer s,yr i, -
ready tool 10 be handled no a u ;Ir,I -,
man. The southern extremist ra,.,c,;,os
in them the enemies ,nv-ard -, ,,ss''a'.tI
direct southern animosi,v
five a1voca,e s.no mo, ,;,L .1..Ls,
dersD then the vo,k 81 ,as,sr.,;l, =
self contradiction Jrus.-s >, -, 10 -
back 10 tel ,hsn, ..,-a 81: - s .lieui
with Won then ne,bors so,,a oIoa-.. o a.oH
than ours can saa uba, So, = s''.'.S
before them and M -
But II we are "a hin, ,b.,,
I ion as before and live yr;,h -. "a
nledca onrseIvas u,dor IT, a;' onu
tution 10 uermi, the SO q Ca". eoHs1 ~
make her own slava 60 "a ~
her own. and every stats o. go sl..aa
fr.aI, r. a. :, 80, 8, r. ''1' ' n'dNee UT
ne Rough, hact a. - >, ~ ~: are -
- 49,. a.. :" '"V c"ion aho
ION, Mo, ,bs 81 80 paSin o. usy-
s,La ona,n- - .t.ats.:a-;- u 'ue Oh'',i
= ora - - e. .uose eree1
d. -" 0"iOH Win sia'enoi-
7, ia time 20 n,,d.,...,d ,.;.,-L
clitionists mean ,-ho n o. $3.50 ia NJ
: tbev are f,r The Ua;o, -
} declare upf,;nch;,, en,n;,r =. - -
s,ayeboIiipy states We i.aJ;s,. r. -, ~
e-n votars I'm pres;5o,', I;.'I - S s'
interference with the internal Affairs Of the
slave states. We know that the PARTY who
are in favor Of turning loose four millions
of ignorant, dependent. starving people on
the community, either to murder them, or
be supported by their charities, is too small
/ party 10 be counted among the hos.s that
D think otherwise. But the south do not be.
{ lIeEe this, aud they have the best Of reasons
: for not believing il, when the men who de-
ny that they are abolItionists are yet fer.
eest IN defence Of abolitionism when it is
attacked We are laboriog to sustain the
Union men OF the south m their sfirma-