The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-30
From the Hartford Comm Daily Times.
Rcpublicanism Is DisuniOn.

ures lately entertained by Congress are
only calculated TO enslave the North, and
promote Disunion. But the leaders of the
Administration party openly say that they
are Disunionists, as the quotations below
prove. These mansgers themselves are
now virtually admitting the truth of the
allegation, which they have so often denied
with v,olencs, tina. their talk Of waging the
war for the restoration Of the Union has
all been a pretencs and dclusion. Is is
but too evident that the real purposes o!
the party managers Of the Republicans
is to effect final Separation of the South
from the North. Soon We shall ses them
favoring Peace on the basis OF DisunioD.
Mark tho prediction. 1t is only a question
Of time; when they cease to make the war
prof. bic to their own pocket and those OF
their iriends,-in other words, when the
money gives uut,-they will cry for peace
Az Justify as any body. They want Dis
union. Facts prove it.
They we're madly determined to plunge
the country into a terrible war, At time
~hen The continuance Of Peace and Union
could have been secured, IS Senator Big.
!er's revelations absolutely prove, by the
Crl;,enden Compromise. The present Gov
atnor Of Connecticut (uow a candidate for
reelection sent six Commi ssiunors 10
W Wsshing;on. selected for the sole and ex-
press I,.rpose of defeating that patriotic
Measure Of indeed any practicable psxcsa-
lie al jIsimant of our country. troubles
ny compromise. his Is. We are aware, IA
.crr!ble charg: but Se are prepared, if call
Ud upon, 10 iortiiy i, With substantial
proof.
Ito es. aud welimesning Republicans
have accepted, One after another, the in
cisssingy sweeping and enormous acts OF
that parry, undrr the belief tina, these
might be necessary" and that these whv
engineered them, were, VIVA, they Pro-
lesssI to be, CaiVn mrn. This elas, vf
ii-pub,icans are in fair way at least 10
get their eyes open 10 The truth. Thou
sands Of them have already u'ads up their
minds to yote against The Republicans
hereafter; ,nousau is more will do likewise,
- the evidences Of the rral character snd
Intentions of the Radicals become more aad
mors spparrah,. Tins war Is urged On
false pretsuces. 1t 10 nc longer war
Tor Ihe CHion.' aud the people every where
are beyluDins to see. Never were party
IN he fullness o. power. 80 signslly hurl-
ed from their places and overthrown by an
aroused aud Indignant People. The great
State elections have crushed them; and the
pulverizing process is going on, moro tre-
mendously than ever. Seeing this, the
managers at Washington have enacted des-
po!ic and illegal measures, with view TO
st.ae ths people voice. But while the
liberty to speak yet remains. let it be pro-
claimed.
That the Republican party i. a Disunioii
party. Wendell Phillips is virtually the
President Of she United States.
Mr.. Seward himself admits, in an Off
cial dispatch, that the Radicals are active
ly aiding and cooperating with the Reb-
els, 10 effect tinal Dissolution Of the Un-
iou
"The Union can never be continued half
slave and half fess," says Abraham Lin
coin.
1.-The Port Royal newspaper. establish
ed and supported by the Administration
speaks Of another editor Of absudiles
the restoration Of the Union as it was,
and the Constitution rs il is-what Omnip-
ilance canno, do"
The New York Independent speaks Of
the '.meiancholy" mistake of Washington
and the Fathers Of the Republic.
IL have no doubt that the tree and slave
Statss ought to separate The Union is
not worth supporting in connection with
tie S,u,h,"is the language of James s.
Pike, Tor several years Promir sns writer
in the New York Tribune.
Horace Greeley, in the editorial columns
of tie Tribune, says he is ready to let the
South 60 and is sorry that his counsel in
favor of peacsahe separation. and denying
the right Of the ttdersl government to use
coercion to hold in the South, was not
needed aud act d on two years ago.
Senator Dougas SAID emphatically
that the Republican party manlgers "de-
sired disunion that they worked for dis
union WHEN they "s:ood firm against
Crissenden just two years ago.
That deus Stevens, the presidents
right hand man" in Congress, proclsims
that the "old Union" shall never, with