Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-01

ART L. lne name oil the society shall
be the Emancipation League in the City
Of New York.
Art. 2. The objects of this society shall
be to insist that no State
now in rebellion be recognized as a mem.
Der Of the Union except on the condition
OF emancipation
D. The Republican Newspapers. Here
the evidence is overwhelming.
mot few Of the Republican Journals
OF the Interior are working themselves up
to the belief, which they are endeavoripr
to impress upon their readers, that the Sc.
cedod States, be they few or many, will
be whipped back into the Union. We
caution all such that in language of that
sort they arc adding new fuel to the fame
which is already blazing too fercely; and
that the probabilities now are that tho re.
suit will prove them 10 be false prophets
No man knows what public policy may
demand of the incoming Administration
but this DRIFT of opinion seems to be that,
II peaceable secession is possible, the re.
tlrlng States will be assisted to 70, that this
needless aud bitter controversy NAV be
brought to an eud. If tbs the Ution is
to be dissolved b'oodess separation is by
all means 10 be coveted. Do not lc, "a.
make that impossible. - Chicago 1rtbuae,
Dec 1860.
From the Tribune Of Nou. o, 1860.
If the Cotton States shall become salts.
ded that they can do better ont of the
Union than ln it, We insist on lattpg them
g. in peace. The right to sscode riay be
a revolutionary onej but it exists ueverthe-
less. = We must ever resist the right
OF any State to remain in the Union and
nulliy or defy the laws thereof. To with
dra" from the Union is quite another mat
ter; whenever considerable section Of
our Union shall deliberately resolve 0 90
out, we shall resist all coercse measures
designed to keep it in. We hope never to
live IN republic wbereon ono section is
pinned to auolber by bayonets.
Ifom lie NSb4"e 9C Nor. 26, 1860
Ii the Cotton state, un.cdy and oar-
nostIy wish to withdraw peacefully from
the union,we think they shou d aud would
be allowed to 90. ANY attempt 10 compel
them by iorce TO remain would he coutra-
ry TO tue principles enuncated in the i'm
mortal declaration of indepence, contrary
to the fund ideas on which human
libery is based.
From the Tribune, Dec. II, 1860.
If it the Declaration of independence
justified The secession from the British En-
pire OF three millions OF coloniss in 1915,
we do not see why it would not Justify the
secession of five millions Of Sou,hrons
from the Union iu 1864.
From The Tribune Of Feb. %, 1861.
Whenever it shalt become clear that tho
great body Of the Southern people have
become conclusively alrenated from the
Union, and anxious to escape from it, w E
WILL DO OU BEST TO FORWARD
THEIR VIEWS
From the Tribune Of jan. 20, le92.
If three months more Of earnest fight
ing shall not serve to make seriou, i'm e.
preston on the rebels--if the end of that
tsrm shall find Us no further advanced than
its beginning'-if some mqisnant Fate has
docreed that the blood and treasure of the
nation shall ever be squanderod III fruitless
efforts, let US bow to our destiny, and
make the best attanable peace.
THE AMERICAN FLAG.
From the y. Y. Tribune.
All hail the hnntiug I.c
The stars grow pale and dim
The stripes are bloody scars
4 lie the vaunting hymn.
II shields d pirates eek.
Ii bInds man III chains,
II yokcs the Captlve's neck
And wipes the bloody stains.
Tear down the lluntng Iia
Hatnast the starry flag
Insult no sunny sky
With hates polluted rag
Destroy 1t ye who can
Deep sink It in the wave
II bears a fellow man,
10 grOan with fellow slaves.
Fur fun the boosted Lilo
Till Freedom lives again,
To rule once more in truth
Amang untrammccd men.
Roll up the starry sheen,
Conceal it, bloody stains.
For in its folds
The cinnk of rustling Chains.
From The Evening Post, Oct 1863.
The "Unon as il was" means the utter
destruction of those who now adhere to
the Union; and in view of this fact it is
the duty Of every honorable American
OF every one who values the loyalty of
Norlhern men, to work with all his might
against The plot of the stakeholder S friends 9