The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-30
A DEMocRAT.
Republican Party Enemies 10 the Country.

Republican Party Enemies 10 the Country.
Mr.. EDlToR:-l do consider that Light and
Truth, Right and Justice, mus: and will pre-.
vail, for when we look at the short period
of the present Administration, in the hands
of men who are enemies 10 the present
mode of our Government, | feel disposed to
say, il must revert TO It's rightful owners
the Democratic Party. Our Abolition Re-
publicans have and are, day after day,
making arrangements, possible, 10 iujure
the land, in the Military movements of the
war, by their damnable acts in Congress,
aud al the same time crying out-Arnold-
like-Union, with treachery in their hearts.
Washington's advice was, do not counsel
with the enemies of our Country | ask
then wha; must we think OF some of our
leading Demagosues of Tie North A boli-
tionsis-or the South, who would speak 10
that effect Let them all be buried in one
common grave, and the publisher of the
black Republican sheet in your town with
them.
In friendly manner wonId warn the
Democrats TO be actuaied by pure princi-
pies, and not TO be deceived by fair speech
es OF fiattery, false statements and misreP-
RESERVATIONS, from those who are the tools
of am bilious and deceitfnl aspiranis-who
would dupe you as the ass 10 ride over
your heads into office. Nark-bribes, grog,
and 1attering words deceive and blind
many. II is only the virtue and good sense
of The democratic party, with the aid OF the
experimenting Providence OF God. that has
hitherto saved the country from ruin and
destruction, as is her present condition -
Therefore, Democrats, cultivate the public
mind, take good heed 10 yourselves and to
your country, and keep good lookou for
The time coming when We will sweep back
this tide of fanaticism
Mr.. Editor, must here leave off and re-
turn TO different subject nouce an ar
licle in the black Republican sheet of your
town, setting forth what JAMES BUcHaNAN
saw or ought 10 have seen. Sir, AbrahGm
Lincoln saw or ought TO have seen that the
party he belongs 10 opposed The Mexican
Wal duu WlsHSu our sOiuiSIS uOs spltdUl6
graves-that they might wallow in their
own blood abraham Lincoln saw or ought
TO have seen that he sanctioned all the cold
blooded murders in Kansas. .Abrahdm lin
coin saw or ought to have seen that he en-
dorsed the acts OF John Browns conspiracy
and treason. dbraham Lincoln saw or ought
TO have seen: four years ago, secession and
rebellion against the. South. abraham LIN
coin saw or ought to have seen Secretary
Cameron rob the Treasury at the tune OF
S62 600 in one song. Abroham Lineeln saw
or ought to have seen his Cabinet filed with
Aboitionists. Abroham Lin, oh saw the
wall of Fort Sumter shattered 10 the fall and
our flag for the first time shot down by the
hand o. treason, when the loyal ships which
were sent to aid Fort Sumter did nothing,
as though they wanted something TO help
the negro or 10 commence this war The
President is now seemingly fighting this
war for the negro. II is not clear and dis
iinct This war was brought about through
the Intervention of Aboli;ionisis, Republi-
cans, and Negroes. PATRIoT.
New Columbus hale and Female Academy.
Ma. JAcoBy:-l have The pleasure to in
form you, that | was present al the late ex.
animation which took place al the close OF