The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-18

1 Allen of Massachusetts. Charles Durk.e ~
Wisconsin, now one of the Black Rcpubli.
l can United States Senators from the State
: Joshua Il. diadings bf ObiS: Rufus K
| Gooaeno1 Of Maine. Geo w. Julian of In
I diana, how the Black Republican snembla
{ of Congress from the Fifth Congressional
District of the State, Preston King of New
, York, now a Black Republican United
l States Senator from this State, delegate
, to the Chicago Convention that nominated
lincoln, and Chairman of the Republican
National Executive Committee, and j. NJ.
, Root ofOhio; every one of whom is a sup&
porter of Lincolns Administration.
Tho time is fast approaching when tha
cry will become too oyerpowerins to resist.
Rather than tolerate national slavery as it
now exists let The Union be dissoired at once,
and then the sin Of slavery will rest where
1t belongs.-N T. Tribune, Republican.
BLOOD TO- THE HORSES BRIDES.
shall do all in my power to bring the
people OF the country into collision with
this thrice sccursed 0ogerpmenti We're
not the nominal free States of this Repub.
lie completely "subdued' within forty-
eight hours from the time Charles Sum.
ner was murderously and cowardly as
u.
arsenal and fortifcation at tho North
should have been in the possession of cit
izen soldiers, and long before this time an
army Of twenty thousand men should
! have expelled from Washing gton the Goths
and Vandals of this Administration And
give me leave to say to you, the people
I are ready to do this work, and are only
/ kept from it by the "coolheaded' man
agement of political leaders. Only let the
capitalists OF the North furnish the means,
and the men are ready to fight this propa-
gandizing government upon ITS good be.
havicr ! sincerely hope civil war may
soon burst upon the country. | want to
see American slavery abolished in my day
/ 1T is n legacy have no wish TO leaee to
my children; then my most tervent pray
er is that England, France and Spain may
| shortly take this slavery accursed nation
| into their special consideration, and when
the time arrives for the streets OF tha
cities OF this land of the free and the
home Of the brave, to rum with blood to
the horses brides, if the writer Of this be
living, there will be one heart to rejoice at
the retributire justice Of heaven-W o.
DuvaH, Of Port byron, ~ T., an active Ere.
nlontsr.
COLLISION HOPED YoR.
Political action is just now our greatest
evil-our greatest danger. We are look-
ing after the Interests of civil rulers, when
We should be seeking after military rulers.
only hope, SIR 10 kear that there has been a
collision at Topeka. / only want to hear Of
a collision between the fIee State men and
the Federal troops, and that Northern
men have fallen: and then will soon fol-
! low the gratifying news that the northern
States have arrayed themselves against tho
] Il
that be the end No. Missouri will be
the battle field, and then slavery will be
driven to the wall II Gey7in Smith at But:
.fsIo, IN 1896.
UoST WANT THE UNION RESTORED.
It will be seen from the above extracts
taken from a large number of the thinkers
and leaders-of the Republican, and now
the Abolition party, that they deliberately
determined TO have DISUNION and CT.
VII WAR, if necessary, in order to
abolish slavery Well, they have both
The Union is divided and has been for
nearly two years, and We have ClNIL
WAR, the most z 2antic and the MOST
stupendoUs one, on record in history. All
this has been accomplished. Now, we
propose to show briefly, from few Of the
leading men Of their party, and from the
spirit which aninlates their speakers, that
they are determined to have no restora.
ton of the Cnioa-the Union we all loved
so well, and which has been such bound.
less source OF prosperity to twenty millions
of people. We commence with Horace
Greeley, as he is the bell-weather Of the
Abolition flock:
DOWN WITH the OLD UNION"
Iu the Tribune Of the 2Sth January, 1861,
he says:
Speaking tor ourselves, We can hon-
estly say that for that old Union, which
was kept IN existence by southern menacss
! and northern concessions, r6 hare no regrets
and we wish for no RECONSTRUCTION.
Who wants any Union which is nothing
but a sentiment to lacker Fourth Of July
Grafton withal?
HATES THE UNION.
The Chicago Tribune, the leading organ
Of Republicanism in Illinois. in an edito.
rial of a late issue, uses the following lam
guage:
" What ,nean, his talk Of restoring tie Union
as Il ,eaS? There can be no Union as it
was until the Cenfscation Act is erased
from the statutes; that's certain. The
Union as ii teas' wW nerer bless the viSion Of
any pros!avery fanatic or secession Ssmpethizer.
and IL nerer ought TO- His u thing ot The past,
hatei by erery patriot, and destined nerer to
curse an honest people, or blot the pages Of his
tory ogain The act eonfiscating the pro-
perty and freeing the slaves OF traitors will
not be rcrealeir'
RESTORING THE UNION rLAYED OUT.
The official organ of Mr.. Lincolns ad-
mini.traton at Washington, the National
Rep, JHca,i, not long since had the follow
ing:
The farce of restoring the Union as it
was is played out"
GEN. CAssIUs n. CLAY DON'T WANT THE UNION
AS 1T WAS.
Cassius NJ. Clay, in the course of his re-
cent speech at New York, uttered the
following: ...-
"As for myself never, SO help me God,
will draw a sword to keep the chains
upon another fellow being Suppose, gen.
tlemen, that you succeed upon the present
! policy; what have you gainod? Better re-
cognize the southern confedernry OF once and
stop this ebasicn OF blood, rather than 10 con.
tinue in tie rui,,ous policy, or hare even re.
storation Of The Union as ii Uds" .r
Clay now holds a commission as General
| in the army.
THE MAN IN FAVOR OF THE OLD UNION OUGHT
TO BE HANGED.
The Rev. Mr.. Childs, Republican poll.
teal parson, in a war speech made at
Springfield, Ohio, on the 18th ult, said:
+" The man ,oho desires TO hare the Union a.
it was, ought to Be hanged vp by tie heels until
he be dead dead and The Wolres and ravens
ought 10 eat the flesh frcn his eareass"
1t is stated that this savage and develish
remark was received with shouts Of ap-
nlause n mo,ruf,,l uroof of how terviblv
American manhood has become corrupted
b.. Al.o Ton oL &c e.