Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
The Fiendlsh Spirit of the Revolutionary
- a \ Jaoobin Leaders,

eu.se Of the osll), Of the "friends Of freedom
,s.ISIur In. al the slave States" 70 meet at
Louisville, KY, on the 9Th Of January next
An the signeru 10 the document are radical
AbolltIonIsts Of the fierce blood. .thirsty species
3. GaArz Bsowr heads the list Two Of them
--Fsrp. Moxnsn and EMIL PREroRrus ARE
German radicals; four-H. T. Blow, J. W..
McCrpro. 8. n. Born and Ben, LoAN--AIe rad
ic.l msmbsrs elect to Congress; one--Sam'
Ksox-Is General BLAri's defeated opponent
for Congress, and snother--JInfs LrHDsAr-is
.the defeated candidate for Congress In the
Third Dlstsict Of Missouri. &
4 : A 81. Louis correspondent Of the Louisville
.Jossnsl charac acterisss The call az both impudent
snd revolutionary. Its authors and their raiti-
sans demand Immediate emancipation without
compensasion, and without condIdon. By In
slstInR upon this aud kindred impracllbllitles,
they divided the Union men Of Missouri into
hostile factions, and produced the most mis-
ohisyous dlsccrd. They propose to do the same
thing In Kentucky, Tennessee, and other slsve
States.
The Louisville Journal, In referring 10 this
movement of the Missouri JaccbinS, says Ito
purpoos ID nothing more or less than TO kindIe
In Kentucky those desolating fres of inses-
tine strife which now burn go 6ercely in Mis-.
svuri, In order, not only that the conAagra.
zion In the latter State may be thereby aug
men.ed to more consuming rage, but that
the institution Of slavery In every slavehold-
Ing STATE Of the Border may be extingulshsd
by The General Government forthwith, though
ext;ngulshed In the blood and tears Of the
fairest and nobless of that devoted region, and
a The sacrifice of all the principles Of liberty
which freemen hold most dear .
I.s purpose 10 to consummate in Missouri and
20 initiate In Kentucky, as II has already done
In the Northern States, the policy according to
which Abolitionism is TO be "the true basis Of
loyalty" and Conservatism is to be at once the
badge and the essence of treMon. What that
policy 10 these Jacobins fiankly svoEed in their
call, declaring, as the late candidate of the
radiosl party for Governor of Ohio, frequently
asserted in, bis elec.ioneeriDg speeches, that
permanent peace can only be pfedicated upon
the doing away of the institution Of slavery,
and hence that TO insist upon such q policy
presents itself 90 "the supremest duty of the
hour F 4&f N. Ft
The lions of the tribe Of Jayhawkess in the
Northwest have svowed the same policy IN
erms no less clear, though more rude In ex.
preston. Thus spoke the notorious JEEsIsor,
at ssrscent meeting Of rsdicsls In Western
Missouri: IS. 'f'
thsy VIII not ruT THEk TO pEAIH, II necessary. II
not swear. III do It fo7 you We are raising reg
nsnt. Every loyal man will be protecisd bat every
fer,st cheerine) say to oopperheads ana symps. /
thEsrD, you don't repent I'll hang you high that
youy nsSsn can't reach your old olothss Decree i'm
Whsn M regiment marches into this, or apyothsr /
State IN isy 70 every 10y a man-"we protect you"
and 10 coppcrhsads- kill you" am here to
GSo1sI. GSsS,s @ oosrs You'll Be- removed. have seven
hundred men, and IN few days will be among you.I
Wen stand By Platte county, bat you must stand BY
Jou dcn do IT. Tii DO Il for you. hope these meet
ines uil BE- oftsn-that wen meet on the soil Of Mis-
souf oftsn-and that fratsrnal relations Will be
marx The conditions upon which Missouri will be al
lowed % have peacsthis can MvHR BR until slavery Is
aeoiihsd In Missouri and Copperheads are converted
driven from the State.
What the radical Jacobins in Missouri and
elsewhere mean BY the term "Copperheadn
was stated BY JrHMsoN In the same speech.-zl
He said: no bHhB 81" ifil1S l
Show me the man Who is not radical emancipation
ht and youll hnd him either oopperhead or fool.
Said JIM LANE, U. 8. Senator, Of Kansas, In a |
speech delivered NOT long since at the National
Capital, and reported 'in the Washington
Chronicle: |
Illys In one Of the most dlstant one Of the young.
al. ia ilppIan1s TR.rs % 0oppsshsaSS e ordered
leave the stats, and, II he DON'T he 10 shot DOWN.
l"Thats the wsyln and appl.use.l The Governor Of
that lsst saturday, think Il was, COppsrhead was
ordered 70 leave tho city OF Leayenworth, and that
mot ebyng the order promptly before night closed he
i''Good" and applause That is the way that tho
imtsf removed from the heart, deal with traitors.
CntInuing bis speech, Senator jim said: ,,5
man IN South CsTolina now In hell and tho negroes in
hsbiiing thsir territory. loud applsuse.l
Finally he closed his infimmatory and fend- |
Ism appeals % t0lloNe: o.
Ibid yeu aodpesd 10 clearips out tho synpathizers
with treason In fhe Distiet Of ooiumbiA [Appsule
M would not wound my feelings any day TO hnd the dead
bodies Of rebel sympathizeg pierced with buiiethoey
In sysfy street and alley Of Warrington. [Appsuse
No, would regret ths for would not IKE e winess
than hnpg and the ropes syed: Let them dangle until
their sinking bodies rot and fall 70 the ground piece
piece. daughter and sppiauss.1 r.t
Such 10 the spirit, such the language and
such the revolutionary and blood thirsty sen
timents proclaimed BY men, who are the
leadeFs Of, and impaEt life and energy to the
present so-calIsd 'iUnlon" parsy--men who,
10 their hearts, dsspise and are more insane.
y and savagely bent upon the destruction Of
Inc Union under which this great nation grew
md aousfshsd, Than are the most de.srmin-
cd leaders IN the Southern Rebellion. s la a
80 ---------.-mr---~-------- riel S15al
rs b saa Radical Venom.
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