The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-26

traitors have already perfcjr1,ed. h'
attempt to create civil war hy Jchi
Brown's agency, whose outrage upon Nir
ginia, in time of profound .eaec, ha
been declared by member of me Massa
chusetts Legislature to have been planned
and the money and means furnished il
the city Of Boston, prove unque>tionabl'
facts, by the fiies of the Tribune, that dis
solviug this Union has been the one srca
aim and object Of those men. tha, in ls3(
they pronounced cur national Rag as ;
''faunting le," and struck ou; the star.
which represented the States Of he South
that Black Republicanism was only an en-
larsment of the conspiracy agans the Tn
ion. whose brief motto was Their actua
doctrine, that this Union was league
with hell"
Let the people but realize the fact that
the abolitionists, who for forty ye.rs have
borne this motto are the very men who
this day rule the affairs Of the country, that
the more surely to blind and deceive he
masses, they now desecrate the hallowc
name Of Union by making it Their Eal'yiag
| cry. Yes these are the men whc petition
cd Congress, tine and again, t. dissolve
and destroy this Union who have preach
cd the worthessness of the Union. the
North wo'd he be,tcr without the Union.
that the South we're told hy Adams and
Lincoln am other leaders, that thcy had
right. a most leaiect right to dissolve
this Union. that The South were told by
the Tribune and its host that they were
not wanted in the Union, that If they
did not 60 cut they would be k.ckcl out -
These threats, and insults, and outrages.
ersisted in for years. were strengthened
by the denunciations Of the pulpit. and
embittered by the flanders Of lecturers and
writers who filled The lanl with tales of
horrible cruelties and barbarities Of slave
owners, which. ifa hundrcdih part of the
ISLANDERS were true, would long since have
killed Of thc last slave Instead Of n hich.
the + increase OF four millions proves the
kindness and caie cf ot their owners. and
the depth Of inf,my to which their Aboli-
tiou reyiler> descended History now re
veals ihe-e iaots-thcse most foul. uuna:u-
raj and horrible iaels-the history Of the
past and the present
Is there No way in which the truth. as il
really exist. can be placed before the greaf
body Of the people: Let the whole truth
lie fully and fairly known to all, and we
may then hope for restored peace. and
sooner or later fer a restored. a powerful
and golorious Union.
In view of these appalling fact., is it
Tot vital to our national existence TO ok
at some of the possible results Of this war.
That it is an abolition var. for ..subjuga
ting and ex terminating the white. Of ihe
South, is shown by the threats ofsuch men
as Wilson Of Massachusetts,, who In Novem-
ber. 1861, while all was peace, said:
We the Reiublcansl have a; lat got
ur fyot upon the neck Of the South
and We VIII now crush them out-ycs. We
viii srind chem to powder"
Thee were The words Of this Re, ubl.-
can leader. VINO, to prevent Mcclellan ;
taking r chmcnd and ending the rebellion
by restoring the Union as it was under our
glorious old Constitution, stopped Oh re-
cruiting, and declared in the Senate that
we had too many soldiers, at the moment
when Mcclellan was suffering from want
O. soldiers That with such demonisc !
jects--destruction of the Union-:nvolv-
| ing such barbarities as shock the civil "a
| ton Of the world, is there not CANCER thai
the civilized world may become a.rascd
against the North? That ;he nations
which hate our popular Government my
avail themselves Of the plea If humanity
t. vent their hate upon our Republic? Il
so, what form may hate assume, aud what
nations may unite for our dcstru eton, un-
der the pretense Of aiding the South
If "Greek fire" is so form datle agains
cities OF the South, may it not at length be
turned upon the cities of the North II
the rebels may secure iron-clads and Greek
fire. and the means Of wrcaking Their venye
ance upon those who have threatened
thcm with robbery, murder, subjugatior
determination, will they not use any ant
every means of destruction which our for
eign enemies may furnish! Ii black mel
are SO much better soldiers as the Tribuu,
aud he Post assert. dc We want the SGt
900 able bodied negroes, which the Trib
une proves that the South has, armed ii
desperation and filled with fierce hat,
against our souldicrs of the North. whom
they are now taught to believe are Aboli
, ton foes of their race-the author of tn.
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