Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

rebel sympathising organs of this place
These journals, they urge, pursue course
SO factious, so unpatriotic, and SO vile that
they should be regarded with silent loath.
| ing. That this is true SO far as the intel
ligent, loyal and patriotic of the commun
| ity are concerned, is the fact. But unfor.
tunately, there are hundreds of imperfcctly
educated people in this county, with whom
a confident assertion passes for truth If
they do not see il contradicted, The bet
ter meaning of this class wait little to
see what is said on the other side, and il
they see nothing to the contrary, they ac-
copt the reiterated falsehood as an admit
ted truth. This is our only reason for in
anywise noticing the Democrat or Star, or
exposing their perversions of fact, and
their efforts to paralyze the energies OF
the Government by robbing it of the
hearty aud enthusiastic support of the
people, Columbia co. Republican, J,nc 10
The Doctors "Old Democrat seems
to have deserted him, or else to have
turned Republican, and therefore to be no
longer available to help him out of ugly
scrapes; and he is now obliged to fall
back upon "a number of earnest and val
ued friends" for support. Whether they
will be able successfully to cover his re-
treat or not, remains to be seen. His abo.
lition cohort may possibly surround him,
and hide him from the indignation of those
Hundreds of impcrfcedy educated people
in this county," upon whom he is dcsirous
of shedding the balcful light of his Black
Republican; and if he shall do as his
great prototype, Banks, is said to have
done in his retreat, forced the sick and
wounded soldiers to walk, and piled the
sound and lazy "contrabands' upon the
baggage wagons, he may possibly, with
equal eclat escape.
We shall not permit men whose history
and descent are of the character of those
of the editor Of the Republican, to teach
patriotism to us, nor to vaunt their own.
We shall not spare the men nor the party,
which in 1856 bore, in many of their pro.
ccssions, banners with SIXTEEN STARS
only-We shall hold up to the public con
tempt, the men and the party, which in
1856, published and posted maps all over
the country, iu which the entire South was
painted 6idch-We shall continue to de-
nounce as sectional, that party, which at
its Chicago Convention, May 18th 1860,
on motion of Judge Jessup, struck from
its call the word NATIONAL" prefering to
be known as a SECTIONAL party. See
New York Tribune, May ls, 1860, page 5.
We have no fears that those "hunelseds
Of impeytectiy educated men in Ills coun-
ty," will misunderstood us, or regard our
denunciation Of men and partes such as
we have referred to, as either "pERvER-
sIoNs OF FACT" or as "eGorfS to paralyse
the energies of Me Gooeynment."
This is not the first occasion upon which
the DR.. has charged the "people" of Col
umbia county, and more especially the
Democrats, with being IGNORANT but
we venture TO assert that there arc none of
them, who do not see the aboiitioniSi stick
ing out through his flimsy pretensions of
loyalty nor is there one of them who
cannot demonstrate. to him, that an aJoli-
ti0niSt and SeCeSsi0nist are equally
TRAITORS to the CONSTITUTION and
the UNION. They will defy him to point
out, within this broad land, a Democrat
who is not for "the Constitution as it is,
and the Union as it was''-and with equal
faith in the result, challenge him to pro.
duce an abolitonist, who dares stand the
same test of loyalty. They know their
duty to the Government and the Constitu.
ton, and they will perform it, not like
Sumner, and Phillips, and Greele y, and
Andrew, but like honest and loyal citizens
The Dr.'s efforts at "reform" began with
medicinc-and they were signal failure
still burning to entingaish himself, he
plunged into a project for social and polit,
ical reform; and is attempting now to
teach the "hundreds of imperfectly educa-
ted people in this county, that niggers
are as good as white men, and that the
Republicans are honest and Union-loving.
In both these projects his failure will be
as complete as in his medical mania; and
seeing presently, as he must see, the tota
destruction of all his hopes and desires
thro wing down the pen in frenzy of dcs-
pair, he may we'll exclaim with Hamlet:
The world is out of joint 20 cursed
spite,
That ever was born to set it right
HINTS TO YOUNG MEN.-A thorough
business education, such as can be OBJ
tanned at the Iron City College, Pittsburg,
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