The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-16

revoiutlonISt6 Here Is The power 10 over
throw aud destroy. What a commentary
We Democrats said then as now, that the
Government is not in men not in mobs al
Oberlin, nor agents at Washington but in
Constitution [Cheers] We say let ~
rants beware who violate the governmental
chart. {Cheers.) We say stand by the
Government against mobs in Ohio, in 1859,
or in New York city in 1868 against usur-
pations OF State authority in 1850, OF OF Fed
eral authority in 1863. lCheers.l Yel it
is the Democracy that is reproached as dis
loyal by such scam of sediiion as floated to
the surface then and has foateG ever since
This meeting was type of the Republi.
can party 1t followed Lincoln's doclrine.
Every prominent Republican in Ohio was
there, by person or letter. You, my sweet
evangelical friend, voted for one OF the Com
mittee on Resolutions, Mr.. Blake, and made
him Congressman. Chase approved by
speech, and Denuison by letter, of the meet
ing and its objects. Giddrngs was Prssi-
dent. Perhaps you have heard of him.
DR.. ga nobler man does not breathe.
MIR C-No doubt you approved OF his
course. He told Mr. Ewing in his letter OF
the 7th of November, 1850, that when he
"held up to the Republicans, the hunlbug
vi dissolution, that he was a coward, and
an unvirile minion of the slave power"-
you thought him prophet When he ad
vised you to shoot down the United States
officers with warrants for fugitive slaves,
as pirates, you thought him loyal patriot
When he glorified The State habedS corpus,
aud the guarantee for the liberty of negroes
you thought him a wise man. But now,
when your party despise habeas corpus out
RACES, personal freedom for white men, and
by the perjury of an Ohio Governor, per-
miis white man to be banished, not for
crime, but for prevention, you think you
are so high in your loyalty that all Demo-
cEals are "Copperhead traitors" (Cheers)
So much for GiddIugs and the incivism he
taught and you followed. Who else were
al this revolutionary meeting OF traitors to
revoluiionize "a portion" of the people
against the Federal Government
Here is the Committee on Resolutions
B. F. Wade. Republican United States Sen
a;or; James Monroe, now Consu! al Per-
numbuco, an Aboliiionist and gentleman;
Congressman Blake, Ashley, Edeer
Philemon Bliss. Bascom, Republica, edi
toI at Xexia Peter Hitchcock Republican
Senator: Lieutenant Governor r c Kirk
and a long list | will not name here. The
whole Republican pauv were there repre-
sen,ed D. K Carer, one OF Lincolrl's ap-
poiniees to Judseshp at Washington,
and loud Union man now Raol, OF San
dusky Delano, of Mount Vernon, who
pretenGet to be shocked at traitors now !;
Judge Spaudine, The Cleveland Congress-
man President Asa Mahan of Ooerlin,
and others including The inevitable negro
Langston-Todd's orator for negro troops
and Governor Chase. These were the
trumpets oil sedition, whose voice inspired
the revoluionists. One said Ohio shall
not, in God name, she shall not, be made
a hunting ground for slave catchers" You
applauded that.
DR.. B assenled
Mr. Cox He said 6Siand steady. trust
in God and keep your powder dry, ard
look for the things that shah be-. You had
dry powder too. lLaughlerJ-Chase made
bail cartridges al Columbus. The things
that should be have since been-John
Brown revolution, and bloody war for the
negro. Another said tLet the Federal
make the issue and test The fact
whether tce lUM execute The latcs They know
not how soon The smouldering volcano will
burst under their rotten carcasses." And
you applauded that, now have the frigid
GOODNESS and brazen effrontery 10 appear
among US and talk, as you die 10 MIR. PEN
dle,on, about disloyal Democrats lChe ers]
You do not deserve the attention | beslow,
only that you are type OF class of SLAM
derers. You approve of the resolutions, or
q Declaration of Independence" as it was
called. You confessed that t--Do you re-
member them ! Here is one: "That the
enforcement of such laws las the Fugitive
Slave law,1 against an unwilling people,
Is productive only OF eVllS tuIedtoulCS ule
public order and the stability OF govern
mental istitutions." You hurrahed for that.
What now OF the conscription lava Laugh
er1 Some are unwilling 10 go to war.
That law compeIs you would not enforce
i-hey a Laughlerl
What a beautiful speciman OF a Copper
head [Laughterl Do you still approve
,f that disloyal resolution! You are all at
,nce dun. lCheersl Yon were very
ond of talking all day Your speech was
exceedingly free. Your intermeddling in
his meeting-liks the intermeddling
o. your class-was very unpleas-
INT, disorderly and conspiciouas Why don't
,ou answer now lCries of "Hii him
for Coxo-"He's nothing
,u, niger thief"1 do not mean any
personal attacks upon him. He rnay be a