Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10

the baneful institution among us, deserve
10 be at once reduced TO parallel with
the BAsssT CRIMINALS that lie fettered
within the cells of our public PRISONS
Page 15S.
0; Wereit possible that the whole
number (of slavoholders) could be gath
cred toget her and transferred into foul
equal gangs Of LICENSED ROBBERS, RuFFrANs
THIEVES AND MURpERERs, society, we fee
assured, would suffer less from theil
atrocities than it does now.--page 15S.
10. Once and forever, at least so far
us this country is concerned, the internal
question Of slavery must be disposed Of
A SPEEDY AND ABSOLUTE ADJUSTMENT o|
the whole system is the true policy of the
South, and this is the policy which WI
propose TO pursue.--Page 121.
IL. Shareholders 1t is for you tc
decide whether we are tc have justice
peaceabe or by violence, for whofeVer Gpn.
sequence may follow, we are determined
TO have it, one ,cay or tie ofher.-Page 12S.
WE uNFURL OUR BANNER TO THE WORLD.
Inscribed on the banner which we
wv. II. SEWARD, HORACE GREE
LEY, and the endorscrs,) herewith UN-
FURL to the World, with the full and Fl.
al determination to stand by it or die by
it. Unless one Of more virtuous efficacy
shall be presented, are the notices which,
substantially, embody the principles, as
we conceive, which should governs as.
THE NOTICES ON OUR BANNER
l. Thorough organization and inde-
pendent political action on the part OF
nslaveholding whites Of the South.
2. Ineligibility Of shareholders; never
another vote to the traffickcr in human
flesh. I. o.
3. No cooperation with Shareholders
in politics, no fellowship with them in re-
llgion, no athliation with them in society
4. No patronage to slaveholding
merchants; no bequest to slavo-waitina
hotels; no fees to slaveholdng lawyers
no employ to slaveholding physicians; No
au dienee to slaveholding parsons.
B. No recognition Of pro slavery men
except as rufisns, outlaws and criminals
D. Immediate DEATH to SLAVERY, O
if not immediate, unqualified proscrip
tion of its advocates during TIE period {
its existence.-Pqge l55 and 157.
4 Thus, terror engenderers Of the Soutl
have we fully and frankly defined ou
position; we have no notifications t
propose, no compromise to ofIor, nothin
to retract. Frown, sirs, fret, foam prt
pare your weapon, threat, strike, shoot
stab. bring on civil war, dissolve til
Union, nay anuihiate the solar system
you will--do all this, more, less, better
worse, anything-do what you will, sir,
you can neither foil nor intimidafe us: OF
purpose is as firmly fixed as the eterni
pillars OF heaven; we have de ermined {
ABOLISH SLAVERY. AND sc
HELP US GOD ABOLISH IT WI
WILL,-Page 1877.
THE ENDoRsERs, AIDERs AND ABETToRs OF
THIS REVOLUTION AND TREASON.
New York, March 8, 1856.
DEAN Sin III you have read an,
critically examined the work, you will
probably agree with us that no course o
argument so successfully controvcrtinj
the practice OF slavery in tho Unite
States. and enforcing precise ard ade
quate view OF its prostrnting effects, ma
terial and moral, has cqualled that q
the volume entitled. THE Impendin
Crisis Of the South How to Meet it., b
Hinton Rowan Helper, of Moth Caro-
lima"
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correspondence or personal lnterviev
In relation to this enterprise may be had
with any one Of the Undersigned, who. will
be pleased to receive subscriptions in aid
OF its speedy contamination
An early response from you is respect
fully solicited.
VIM. II. ANTHON, Treasurer,
10 Exchange Place. New York,
:. E. Sewell, Boston, Mass.
S. Paddlefora, Providence.
w. b. Thomas, Philadelphia.
w. McCauley, Wilmington.
Wm. Gunnison, Baltimore.
Il. Clephane, Washington
Cassius M. Clay, Whitehall.
F.P. Blair. Jr., St. Louis.
The undersigned having been appointe,
a Committee in New York, to aid in th
circulation of Mr.. Helpers book, on tn
plan proposed above. beg leave to recon-
mend tho subject to the public and asl
their cooperation.
Subscriptions may be sent to the Hon
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Place, New York, directly or through eli.
thor OF the undersigned committee.
O. w. Elliot. ID. DUDLEY FIELD,
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Il. II. McCURDY. VIM. @. MOVES,
Edgar Ketchum. Abraham Wakeman,
James Kelly, Benz. f. Manierro.
MR., sEwARD's ENDORSEMENT.
Auburn, juno Is, 1857.
GENTLEMEN IL have received from
You copy of your recent publication,
entitled the "Impending Crisis of the
south, and have read it with deep atten.
tion. IL seems TO me a work of GREAT
MERIT rich, yet accurate in statistical ia.
formation and logical analysis, and do
not doubt that it will exert great inau.
ence onIhe public mind. in favor of the
cause OF Truth and Justice.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully.
- a..-+t Your ob't servant,
~ H ~ w. Ii. SEWARD.
cosoREssiosAL ENDORSEMENTS.
We, the Undersigned. members of the
HOuga ai Rapragantat Of ,ha M..:..- 4