The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-10-21
$500 Reward.

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The above reward will be given 10 any
I man who will show that any Democrat
north of Mason and Dixon's line, by word
| or deed, ever adv oca,ed dissolution of the
Union; or who ever expressed desire,
| wish or thought, favorable TO the dissolu-
| lion of The Union, under any circumstan
ces, ever likely to take place Now if the
| Democratic rarty is ''disloyal' 10 the gov
ernment of The Union, for disoyaIty can
exist in nothing else, and here is first rate
chance to get paid for the trouble of prov
ing the Democracy, or any member of the
party "disIoyaI," if il can be done. Now,
If this caEnot he done, and no one claims
the reward for the discovery, then the cry
OF disloyalty against the Democratic party
mast be voted senseless and vile partizan
| scheme, unworthy of honorable men.
On the contrary we affirm, and no man
dare dispute it, that the following Re-
pubIicans and Republican papers, &C., have
in various ways, expressed ei:her directly
or under certain contingencies, desire for
the dissolution of The Union, to wit
Nj. ID. Conway, Anson Burlingame,
Mass, F A. Conway, T. Chandler, Mich,
Horace Greeley, Thad Stevens, Pa, Inger-
soI H., Rev. DR.. Bellows, NJ Y, Lovejoy
H., Chicago Tribune, Wendell Phillips, j.
A. Bingham, Ohio, Republican State Con-
vention oil Massachusetts, A. G. Riddle,
Ohio, VIM. Davis, Pa, Lloyd Garrison, +. A.
Pike, Me, Senator Wade, of Ohio, W. P
Ii n ~
Ashley, Ohio, Chas E. Hodges, of N Y, j.
p. C. Shanks, Indiana. rs Republicans, en-
dorsers OF the. Helper Book, John Hutch
ings, Ohio, Milwaukee Free Democrat,
Republicans o: Green county, Wis, Coy
Andrew, Mass, Cassus Nj Clay KY, Gerrit
Smith. n. Y, C. F Sedgwick, N. Y, Gov.
Reeder, Pa J. H. Rice, Mich, II. Hard
Beecher, N Y, Geo w Julian, Indiana, J.
GiGdines, Ohio, David Wimot, Pa, VIM.
o. Duvall, N. Y, Horace Maun, Mass, j.
Watson Webb N. Y State Jaurnal, Wis
coHsin, Boston Republicans, 1889, C. L
Sholes, Wisconsin, Charles Sumner, s. NJ
Booth, Wisconsin, Free American, Pa,
Lebanon {O.) STAR Massachusetts Gazeue,
Warren 90 Chronicle, Boston Liberator,
Xenia (O) Torch Light, Senator Wilson,
Cincinnati Gazette, R P. Spaulding, Ohio,
Cincinnati Commercial, Erasius Hopkins,
Kennebec (Me) Journal, II. NJ Addison,
N. H. Sia,eman, r w Emerson, Haverhil,
(Mass) Gazeue, S. P. Chase, Boston Senli-
mel, Fred Douglas, Boston Cbronotype,
Kansas Redpaih, New York Tribune, N. P
Banks, Mass.
Now all these are leading Republicans,
and the list might be almost inde finilely
extended. We will not dodge behind a
mere emty charge without proof, that these
mer and presses are ''disloyal' 10 the Gov
erument OF the Union-we have their blis-
terIng record, as written by themselves,
before Us. We have given that record TO
the public, aud our Republican coniemPo-
raries know we can do il again. Hence,
they will not call us for the proof, but
being guilty ones-being i'disloyal" them
seves-they seek 20 escape the indignation
of the people BY crying copperhead and
disIoyaliy against the Democracy-just as
the thief attempts 10 escape detection by cry
Ing ''stoP thief"
Now then, if il be true (and we dare any
man to the tes0 that no man in the demo-
cratic party can be found who has ever ex
pressed desire, in any form, for dissolu.
ton of this Union, and all the above named
Republicans have expressed "disIoyaF'
sentiments, is it not true that the Demo
cratic party is the "loyal," and the Adolf
ticn the ''disloyaI" party E? We challangs
any man to full scrutiny of these facts.
Madison {Wis) Patriot.
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