Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-01

the ustio5. have been IN fd1l Slast 10 this
country. ~ v~.rg
OSeSis the adcarsed. Southern rebellion.
headsdu by,JsE.a Davis. sYAney. TOombs and
the 6Fs,eaters.of the South, which is as
sailing ithss Government by Brmed force
sAnd the btbsr is the Northern Abolition
rebellion, which has entered the temple
Ofiiberty, by meansOf false pretences ard
false signals, and by acts. of eOn6scation,
by proclama tons decentralization Outrage
ing an public and private law, by nesro1
equality legislation, and by laws to arm
the negroes, is-sesking to accomplish the
same object aimed ataby the Southernreb.
els. the destruction ofthe nation, Under
the cover of a false or pretended loyal
ty. sgsa.A sla}sd bss'g. a. .s'iv al4.
So6thern rebellion isfounded on the
psrnicipus dpctFihe of secession, and was
originated and is controlled BY men whose
object is the formation of Southern Con-
federacy for the qualification Of their inors
dinaie ambition. 1t bad its origin 10 The
lust for power.sdg e7E scr. v-sr,s,. Z !,
ThesNorthefn rebellion is based on rad :
ical gAb6litiObism-an element that has
always been disloyal and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
has manifested its objects by uncO6stitut;-
onsl legislation untbe part of Congress, the
assumption Of almost tiespotic powers by
the President, and numerous and fiendish
acts of usurpatiOn audstyranuy. fea
The wicked Southern rebellion had its
beginning shortly after the triumph oi
the Abolition party, and BY the bonn bard
mentofsEort Sumpterzin 1851, was lei
loose upon the country in all its rage and
fury. At it's commencement, and before
The Northern rebels had perpstuated their
ouVrages on liberty law and the ccnstitu
ton, the great mass of the Southern PEG
| pie were opposed to the mad schemes O
their leaders. ya.7sy~1a a5l.s5
1.-The Abolition rebellion was begun abpu
thirty years ago when Massachusetts FIRST
petitionsd Congress for dissolution Of thu
Union, and when Addition ssGistiss wer,
formed all over the 'Northeru States. Tht
Qualification Of national laws by Abolition
legislators; armed mobs for the resistance
oil the authority of the Courts, aud tn
John Brown raid on Harper's Ferry. wer,
q few OF the acts distinguishing the Nor
thern rebels before the Southerners chos
the awful alternative of secession Beeot
ten in fanaticism and treason its Who'll
course has been marked, from its first in
cePtion until it finally brought on this ter
rible devastating war, by the most iotaler
ant spirit Of bigotry and sectional bate
And its leaders Wendell Phillips. Sumner
Horace Greeley, Chase and laterly Hon
est Old Abe" have shown themselye
mighty for eti1; and IKE JEFF. Davis unt
Co., are actuated by ambitious designs
Let those who doubt this consider the fol
! lowing facts
First, the Abolition politicians know full
well that :here is no chance for them will
the Union as it was. The South being ,
unit IN favo: of Democratic candidates the,
knew very well that no Abolitionists coult
ever aspire to federal office, hence the,
sot themselves to work 10 divide the Unior
an to establish an absolute des3otism or
the ruins of our republican form of govern
mert, And, as at the South, the mass o.
I
the people composing tho Republican or.
ganization do not sympathiss with tbei,
radical lsades in their ruinons designs.
Seccnd, the svowed leaders of the part,
which, unfortunately for the country, ha
got possession of the National Govern mont
have always been in favor Of letting the Sc
eeded States go, as can bsproven srom tn
files ofltheir leading organ, the New Yorl
Tribune, as'well as from numerous spesche
by Northern AbOlitiOsists. u.s.
While the Democracy are spAling thei
hfe-blOod toputidown the Southern rebel
lion, they mnst not forget there is also
rss9bellion at the North equally as danger
Gus to civil liberty and constitutional gov
eminent. And whils they fight the fol
1Hner with bullets they must drive the lat
ter IFonh its position of power By paper ba
lots. Lststhe rebels to the constitution
North and South, be met with courag,
fTmness, prudence and promptness by th
truly loyal men of the country, aud tn
nation may yet be saved from it's immineu
destruction. loiysT ls.oosl nssa lr.-ie