North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-03
WENDELL PHILLIPS, a Republ,can


"n 1t if this be true if even the religion of
New EngIani sinks as low as its statute
book. But say we are not law abiding
c''mmunty. God be thanked for it'
Amongst the Vice Presidents Of the
Frr,n"nt III, ering IN this city (Provdence,
X l.. on the 10Th inst, {Sept. 1862 was
the present Ii EUTENANT GovERNoR of the
State, who declared short time since that
he would give ten Thousand dollars TO DIS
ROBE THE UNION CT THE SrATEs.n-Prori-
dence ! Ost.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, again.
There Is merle in the Republican party.
1t is this : IL Is the first sectional party ever
"fgan'zed III this country. II is the North
arrayed against the South. The first crack
IA 'he lcebnrg Is visible yoG will yet near
il 20 with crack through the centre" ~
The Eoston Literdtor, GARRIsoNs paper,
IN October, 1856, said;
The Black Republican, Fremont party Is
moulding public sen'ue : in the right Ii.
rectioa for the specific work the Abolition.
'sts are striving I" accony'isii riz: The
Dissolution Of THE UNION, AND ABOLITION
OF SLAVERY THROUGHOUT THE LAND.
Mr.. BANKS, Governor Of Massachusetts,
now NJ jor General
" am not one of that class Of men who
cry for the rerpetuatnn of the Union, though
am 1cittlng, an Il ceftdin state # ,ucuRl-
tdnces, to LET IL slide"
JOSHUA r OIDD.NGS-A Republican
C"ngrpssmen, now an office holder:
81 inrk toward 10 the day when there
shall I've A sEkvILE INsURRECTIoN IN THIS
SOUTH when The black man armed with
British bayonets and led on oy British Off
Ger, shaii assert his freedom, and WAGE A.
WAR OF ExTERMIEATIoN AGAINST HIS MASTER;
when the TORCH OF THE IACEHDIARY SHALL
LIGHT Up THE TOWN AND CITIES OF THE SOUTH
aud BLOT OUT THE LAST vIsTAGE OF SLAVERY.
And though may not mock at their cLlan-
ry-nor laugh when the fear cometh vet |
will hail II as the dawn Of 8 political n.IIeui-
urn."
Mr.. BURLINGAIE-A Republican Con.
gressman:
THE COMPLETELY
GERRET SMITH, in letter to Capt.
Brown, the leader Of :he H,rper's Ferry ia-
>urrcct ion, dated June u, 1859, says:
" | have d0Ie what could thus far f,r
Kansas. and what could Il keep uou at
YuUR KANSAS WORE. But | must rev-
rrhpieo> continue to d. in order TO keep
yoMdt YoUR KANSAS WORK. | send w
herewith my drait lur $500. Our prayer To
Cd is that You may have strength TO COZ
tinue y0ur KANSAS WORK. What a nolfe
man L. Mr.. Leearney. How liberalv e has
>"ntrlbnred TO keep you in YOUR kAEsAs
uoRE"
BEHOLD THE FULFlLMENT affair
PERS FERRY
Debate in the n. Il. Auti-S' avery Corren-
tion. May go, 1856.
Mr.. WM LLOYD GARRISON said
leone now TO the Republican PARTY.
think that they (>ome members of the Con
venilon,) do not always accord 10 1t ali that
lu-tice demands ; that they OreTiook Ire nee
essdry Jormatiom ot Surh Il party L., he re-
suit u our m0rdt agitation aud | marvel
,hat lhey ~ not see that TO QTarIei with II,
+" the extent they arr doing, is to quQr.et
p'th cause and sfect-arHh the woGE or OUR
OWN HANDS"
They believe they can succeed,
ltxp"ct 10 near them cry, 'Excelsio sior-come
np higher = and To see many IF them take
Their position 1t'lder the banner Of disunjon.
| have sand again and a.ain, that
IN proportion to the grolcth of DISUNIoN!sM
10 IL be the gr0wh T kEpucLIcANIsM or FREE
oolLIsM think If you will examine the
map OF Massachusetts, you Will find this to
mold true, with singular uniformity; tha: in
those places where there are tie most A60li-
h0nisiS who have di>franchise cd themselves
Tor convenience and the slaves sake tie
hedrIest ro'e as hrorn for the Free Soil tick.
ct TINS IL as inevitable as the law ofgravi-
alton. The greater includes the less"
LLOYD GARRISON, at the same meet
Ing -
" This U2ion is lie the American Union
is sham-an imposIure-a covenant with
dca'h--an agreement With hell,--and il ID
our business To call for a dissolution.
Give To the winds the rallying ca. mo union
with slave holders, socially or rels!ously, and
up with the flag of disumun."
\ resolution introducrd by FRED DouGLAs
at Freemont meeting al Syracuse, in Octo-
Der IS56:-
C. 'ResOtred, That they should rejoice in a
successful slave insurrcciion In the South,
and that in killing STAKEHOLDER to obtain
freedom, the slave is guilty of no crime that
the savehnIder should be made To dream of
death IN his sleep, and to apprehend death
IN dish and teapOi-that FIRE SHOULD
MEET HIM IN HIS BED, AND POISON AT HIS IA
BILE"
hope you, Ralph, will never again place
yourself before the public gaze, with the cry
of union, as long as vou belong to that most
despisahle, miserable, Abolition PARTY, whose
every act tor the last twenty years has been,
for disunion.
You profess to be christian, and cven as- !.
pire to be preacher of its doctrines I /.
leave you and the public to Judge whs,her
your silly threats of Staying your "5rother
friend and neighbour" are more ike tho
teachings OF Christ, or the rawlings Of he in-
hdel abolitioDists, whose weak spd si!ly in
ltator and despicabio tool you ars--assnr'ng
you that they excite the rid cule end con-