Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-29
The Eicndish Spirit OF the Rev
OiuttOnary Jncobiu Lenders.

use tnc IanBuaBc 0l the CALL, oil the
friends Of freedom residing in all the
slave States" to meet ut Louisville, Ky.,
on tho Sth OF January next. All the
signcrs TO the document are radical Abo
iuonists OF the fierce, blood thirsty spc.
lcics. B. Grantz Brown heads the list.
Two Of thom-lssed. Moench. and Emil
Pretorins-0rc German radicals; four
II. 4. Blow, j. w. McClurg, S. II. Boyd
and Ben. Loan-are radical members
elect to Congress; ono Sam. Knox-.is
Gen. Blait's defeated opponent for Con.
gress in the Third District Of Missouri.
R A st. Louis correspondent OF the
> Louisville Journal chafacterizcs the call
as both mprulent and revolutionary
9 Its authors aud their partisans demand
immediate emancipation without COM
pcnsation, and without condition, by in
sis:ing upon this and kindred impracti.
bilities, they divided the Union men of
; Missouri into hostile factions, and pro.
duced the lost mischevous discord. They
propose to do The same thing in Kentucky
Tennessee, and other slave States.
Tho Louisville Journal, in referring to
this movement of the Missouri Jacobins,
says its purpose is nothing more or less
than to kindle in Kentucky those desola.
ting fires of intestine strife which now
burn so fiercely in Missouri, in ORDER not
only that the conaagration in the latter
State may be thereby augmented TO q
more consuming rage. but that the inst-
, tuition of slavery in every slaveholdng
State Of the Border may be extinguished
by the General Government forthwith.
though extinguished in the blood and
tears of the faircst and noblest of that de-
voted region, and at the sacrifice Of all
the principles of liberty which freemon
n hold most dear.
G Its purpose is to consumate in Missou-
g ri and to initiate in Kentucky, as it has
c already done in the Northern States, the
. policy according to which Abolitionism
c is to be "the true basis OF loyalty" and
Conservatism is to be at once the badge
and the essence of treason. What that
policy is these Jacobns frankly uvowed
in their call. declaring, as the late candi-
n date of the radical party for Governor
= of Ohio, asserted in his electioneering
l. speeches, that permanent peace can only
o be predieated upon the doing away of the
institution of slavery, and hence that TO
insist upon such policy presents itself
as "the supremest duty of the hour"
Il The lions of the tribe of Jayhawkers
t. in the Northwest have avowed the same
N policy in terms no less clear, though
e more rude in expression. Thus spoke
IN the notorious Jennison, at recent meet
c ing Of radicals in Western Missouri
,c We ask you to say to the Copperheads
!. sist." If they will not, ruT THEM To DEATH, il
, necessary. If not, swear, III do it for YOU
- We are raising regiment. Every loyal man
will he proected; but every sneaking Copper.
head sympathizer will be put to death. fGreai
cheering. / say to Oopperheads and sympathi
zers, ii you don't repent I'll hang you so higl
=" that your nggcrs can't reach your old clothes =
s. Decree immediate emancipation, and you ar,
vi safe
When my regiment marches into this, or an,
other State, I'll say to every loyal man" We Il
SIS protect YOU" and to pperheads-"Well xii
Y, you" am here to counsel you to remove G.,
cry Conservative man, OR TROUBLE COMES -
You'll be removed. | have seven hundred men
and in a few days will be among you. Wei
ID stand by Platte county, but yoh must stand b
DO freedom. We ask you to clear out Copperhead:
mn If you don't do it, III do it for you | hop
~ these meetings will be oftcu-that we'll meet OF
W the soil of Missouri often-and that fraterna
20 relations will soon be restored throughout th
whole State; % 3nt warn you1mark the condition
peace this can NEVER BE, until slavery is abolish
ed in Missouri, and Copperheads are convertc,
or driven from the State.
{, What the radical Jacobins in Nilsson
y. ri and elsewhere mean by the term "Cop
'o perhead" was stated by Jennison in tn
n. same snoech He said.
is
snow me the man who Is not radical eman
cipauonls'' ana you IL either hnd nm To be CoI
Of perheau or iool'
ng Said Jim Lane, U. S. Senator, of Kan
- s,s in n snneoh dal;va,ad ,ot lorn e;,o
~ Ao' 'o"S o,nc
r. ~ Tue Natlohai Cap'tai, ana reported II
m the Washington Chronicle
1.-Two in ono of tho n,o., d;,,o,, a. - -
u Youngest, and think can sav one OF ,be mr.
3 est sisters of all Applause. There a Cop
is perhead is ordered to leave the State, and, if b
a don't ne Is shot down. That's the way" an
is Pere TO- pgbt lie b.n"s y, uo our y young oas M
Id Saturday, | think it was, Copperhead was Or
y, dered leave the city of Leavenworth and that
p not o6eying their order promptly, before nigh
was tO%1 w,n Two Iue' holes nfoag
way that the limbs far removed from the hear, he ,
deal with traitors.
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