Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11
Dsn,efati, Conspiracy In the North

Probably no better reason could be urg.
Ed for the restoration Of the Union. and
that = swift sni exemplary punishment
should be visited upon the heads Of the
leaders OF the present slave holders rebel
lion. than the moral ef.ct il would IN We
upon the rapidly growing spirit Of disloy-
atty which has taken deep root IN the hearts
OF the Democratic party in the Northwest;
all no more convincing proof is needed to
show to the world the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of
the principles Of secession than the malig-
nant poison which its infectious influence
i planting in the minds Of the tory classes
Of the free states. No student of modern
history, who has carefully watched the
movement Of political parties for the last
eighteen months. can lind himself to- the
fact. Is much Is il may be regretted. that
the prosperity and even existence Of this
nation depends entirely or the complete
sIefeai 0 the southern slave holders in their
present incenliary schemes to destroy the
Union.
Secession is principle which readily
fails resting place in the hearts of reck-
loss ieprave'l men. and not uafrequently
instills its destroying principles into the
,uinds of m,re honorable class of citi-
gems. lealing them on to the commission
of crimes in the name of state rights. and
social equality. the bare contemplation Of
which would make them shuddcr in mo-
mcnts Of unbiased reflection.
Aoolil ionists have been censured with
out stint by the tory Democrats. as the
cause of the present rebellion. 1t has been
declared on the stump. in conventions. AM
in party caucuses. that Abolitionists. by
the pertinacity with which they have sup
ported tle;r principles OF sutagonism to
the system of human bondage in the south.
have created local prejudice which en-
dangersd the property rights of that Sec
ton. and from viii III syyressions . sense Of
self protection impellel the southerners to
withdraw. The casual observer would
scarcely understand why the charge is
made asains, their opponents. and followed
up with such bitter vindictiveness. bv the
tory Dsmoc -acy Of tn. Northwest. were it
not that such blatant treason pedlsrs as
yallandigham. Hendricks and Dick Rich
arlson. unconsciously give the public to
understand why they curse New England
Abolitionis,s. as being responsible for the
rebellion, without as much as casting one
word OF censurc upon their ''erring south
eru brethren Of the south" The reason is
simply this. they are laying the foundation.
and preparing the public mind. for SIM
dsri;y Of the ,cesfsrs states from thoss of the
easf, should tie Shareholder REBELLION sac
coed! The tory Democracy Increasingly
curse New England and New Englanders.
and their social. polit ical. commercial and
productive institutions. but not one word
is uttered derogatory to the honor. integri-
~, or ohivslry Of that class of southern
throat-cutters whose chief occupation seems
to be the raising of cream-colored slaves.
whipping northern school mistresscs. and
hanging or tar and feathering men who are
guilty Of cherishing . stronger love for
their country than the ins tuition of Afri-
can slavery. Thus II will be seen that the
tory Democracy Of the Northwest are con.
spring to effect by tho most outrageous
add disloyal means what they have so
falsely charged upon the Aboliiionist oil
New England.
Again, we ask for no more satisfactory
proof of the corrupt intentions Of the tory
Democracy then thai they openly profess
70 believe in the right Of secession:-s pro.
fession which was regarded almost as Q
species Of diabolism in that miserable old
traitor. John c. Calhoun; snd tic same
internal principles which prompted thu
notification Of 1882. in South Carolina
is strengthening itself in the hearts Of the
tory Democracy in the free states At THU
time The reader will remember that thu
Calhoun nullifers bolted on the false pref
uiices which had been instillsd into thei
minds against the tariff. anu which WAS de
sclared to be solely for the benefit of New
EngIanders and destructive to the prosper
i'y of the cotton states. This same miser
able dslusion is now sought to be thrown
around the people Of the north. and for TIT
same basely disloyal purposes sepsra
ton Of the western from the eastern states
That this viii prove result Of the sue
cess Of the present rebellion. 10 candid
thinker can deny: result which might
web rake the people tremble in anticips'
ton. Is the horrors Of this war. bcastly
and bloody As they are. would prove but Z
triaiDg matter in comparison with the ma
lignant end murderous nature-of contest
between the loyal and disloyal citizens o.
the northwest. in ease the latter should
seek to follow the example Of tlsiF south
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