Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-17
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The EndOrsers of the Helper
BOok--The First Inciters 90
Riot and BlOodshed.

Hinton Rowan Helper who had been forced
to leave his native State, North Carolina, in
disgrace, published book, Of which he was
the reputed author entitled "The Impending
Crisis" The book recommended direct war
fare on Southern society "be the consequen
ces what they might" II was so extraya-
giant in tone, and so diab0lical in its designs,
that It was at FIRST generally supposed 70 be
the work Of fool or madman. No one
could believe that any sane or civilized per-
son really entertained any such deyilish pur-
poses as il professed What, however, was
the surprise Of the public when the book was
actually adopted by the Republican party as
a campaign document and It's alrocous prin-
ciples endorsed by Sl&rY-ElGHT Republ-
can members Of Congress aud all the infu-
eHtidi members Of tie Pdrfyf Below will be
found an abstract Of the principles il advoca-
ted, taken from the large edition OF the work
published by a B. Burdck No l45 Nassau
street, N Y, 1860, and the names of their
endorsers, Ne!
THE PROGRAMME.
l. We unhesitatingy declare ourselves in
favor Of the immediate and unconditional
Abolition OF Slavery Page 2G.
2. We cannot be too hasty in carrying out
our designs Page 33
3 No man can be a true pairiot without
first becotnipc an 'Abolitionist Pane ll6
Against shareholders as a body we
(that is the RepubHcan sinners and endors-
ers) wage an Extermiuatins War Pgoe
l20.
s. Shareholders are nuisances. and il is our
IMPERATIVE duty TO sbate nuisances. wa nro.
nose therefore to Externinate slavery than
which stryehniue itself is less a nuisance =
Fdge i59
" o'a' ,.'' e"o'H''s a'e u'o'1 er''''nn' '"an
'o,,i''Vn All "iu'uer1iS rI' ~ uye lio' 49,,
,.,i -, 9' y. .'' I'ue' t,e 'u'.,N VI
e' P.'u"l '.'t'ae t, :" uiua Eye ~
-. :, .'sG-1l 'io'' I'''' az Wv
p;tjs e aone
w. '''S ~ ,'' oa"eiu'
sd 49, ~ @",o LS' n;6 ,S We ~ o"eg leuuI,
that lie fettered within the cells of our public
prisons. rage l5S.
were It possible that the whole number
(oi slaveholders) could be gathered together
and transferred INTO four equal gangs OF IL
censed robbers, rulilans, thieves and murder
ers, society, we ieel assured would suffer less
from their atrocities than 1t does now. Page
los
| lO-Once and forever, at least so far as
thus country is concerned, the internal ques'
ton OF slavery must be disposed OF. Aspeedy
ana absolute adjustment OF the whole system
~ the true pohcy OF the Sooth, thlsi the poll
cy wh'eh we propose topursue. Pdge III.
| II, Shareholders IL IS tor yon to decide
whether we are to have justice peaceably or
by violence, Tor whatever consequence may
follow, we are determined to have it, one way
or the other-Fdge us.
WE uNFrnI orR p,xxpp ro ruv wop,n
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a, '''I "n'I"'
euioVG! 'ue p 'u' P'e'' 10 VIZ CONCEIVE "n'ei
suOu'u soFe'" U.s.
rHE NOTICES on OUR BANNERS.
Thorouoh accumulation and indsnsnden
noIit;cal acton on the pnrt Of non.slayebold
inc whites oftbe south.
:, lnehgibiIIty OF slaveholdersl neye
another vote to the iral1cker IN human flesh
4 d. Noeo operation w'tn slaVeholGers IN Poi
siia,;nn Gi W si,I, M, !, sonie,u ;" ' VI "
NJ oa,rone,,ai -, sIa,sl,oII;, .,o.,bo ,,,,
ro hoc,est 70 oslo.e.wai,;nr bo,ois. ~ faa
~ slaveboid;rg nbvsiciano no emnIos 1, ~ 49,
io,Svas1s.e ey ~ a,Ionoa ~ Jd'
,,o.IoIs N''' "0''''''
P1t''W Wo raoooniton of ,,,o..,o,aru 49,
oaD, aa % rnGioSs cutlaws pnd orin,iy1a '"' "a
r,nn,adiato d|a,b 10 siaaar" e
uadia,a nnonaIiead nrosori,,; ~, o'a W, - W W
luiheuiutei uhquhiheu PIosCtlpIoh ul lls az
poasslSS an1 III
w. tas.c. a,,,o,,ao..r. or H.. c,t
hona aa G,lIv aoa t,ssTi1s daenaa IAe 'o''r
,;an. se bays ,,a ,nod;GeS ,;ons ~ ,,o On, POS
''N"i w ii'A'N ~ ~ ~ N'''N"'' ''S :" P'NPoaei II