The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-31
Jiffia at'eralp Tribune
DEMOCRATIC PARTY MOTTO, iSea.

DEMOCRATIC PARTY MOTTO, 1862.
The Constitution As II ia, aud the Union as
1t vast
The Union as Il e, cries the Democratic lead
eti
Though their Sos,hcrn brethren demanded
amendments
To promote the interest of all the slave brce
Iers,
For personal rights are in It's enactpcnts.
The Constitution rs itis--as We understand
A mere solemn mockcry Of fequily and jus
ticc,
For property In man you cannot fud in II,
II practically applied by free State novice.
The Constitution as It's, bu, not for FREQ la
bor,
Inyoluutary seryitule is for Whist 1t wa.
made,
And not to be used for denying the Union,
When slaveholdpg traitors shall choose ty
sccede.
The Constitution as il is, twas not made for
blacks.
Although no color is found ou it, pages,
But to shield all persons from " rants at.
tncke.
when decisions are made 10y no peljurcJ
judges,
The Constitution as it is, makes slny,s gu,
service or labor,
Though State laws prohibit thcir owing OF
owning,
But prima facie evidence Of slavery is th'
color.
or the perjury Of judges these are the GROW n
ing,
I he Constitution as it Is, they are loud il
professions.
But through tl.eir professions shines o, theil
treason,
The Union as II was, when you ash the qucs
tion,
Was Union OF Northern slave makers wit
slave holding traitors.
And this is the Union we now see them seek
ing,
For this the grent leaders raise the how
against negroes,
They that buwl l,udest will gain the elcc
ticn,
| Then tley can riot on the spoils of free Ia
/ Dor.
These negro ha,ers say nothing against irai
tors,
But uelr ytuperation against abolition,
Shows their great zeal for the slave traitor
interest.
While they are seeking the nations d,struc
ton.
To prosecute blncks is pro slavery wisdom,
By p'rjured legisla lion they're driven iror
the North,
The curses OF war are just reiribution,
For by PERJURY they're all made slaves at th
SoIth,
The Constitution as il s, give US the admin
istraliOr,
We II secure to the slave mNsicr the land b
work slaves.
Tc catch or pay for them we'll use the Who'll
nation.
II they escape wen do work to halves.
And this is the Union We still see them seek
ing,
To extend through the land this heather
slave system.
And for this they dcnouice the admiustra
ton,
Because 'twould destroy this curse to the nn
ton.
Then bow TO the demon Of slavery's hell,
Turn your sous aud your daughters out q
| door,
Give lard for the slave and his master l.
dwell,
Aud the poor white trash will always b
poor.
Then bow TO the Demon Of slavery's hell.
And repeal your laws aga inst the slave trade
No restrictions we'll have, where we please
wen dwell,
A i lnboring men We intend 10 degrade.
Then bow to the Demon Of slavery's hell,
Extend his dominion q III over the land,
Support the slave market wherever you
dwell,
And the slave eholders in fan; will soon be q
man.
Now bow to the demon Of slayery's hell.
And never again spenk a sentence for fee
dom,
Give traitors your land and all will be well,
And laws TO protect taem 'gainst free labor
ing men. ......
Slavery's demons your god you have wor-
shipped him well.
ii always rewards his friends with jamna-
tion,
Aud now you can feel the power ofhis hell,
Sufficient for this aud the next generation.
ii. b. DEAS.
l. See the Crittenden Reso luiions.
9. See Seneca Advertiser, ls4s,
3. See Frank Pierce's Inaugural address.
4. See Taney's decision in Dred Scott case.
S. See laws ofSouthern Stairs, eomTell-
ing free blacks into slavery or leave ibesams
in ten some in five days. Northern Democ.
raey made laws to suit their Southern brsth
= en- to banish blacks frum free States, under