Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19
The Great Abolition OonspiraCy.-If

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The Great Abolition Conspiracy. 1t
HeSar CLlv didn't enjoy correct insight
into abolition character then no man ever
did. Years ago, while it was yet undeyeloped,
aud bsiore the party came into power, which
has OF late been giving practical illustrations
of is beauties, he warned the country of the
dangers Of the demon, in the following truly
prophetic language
with Abolitionists the rights Of property
aie nothing. The deficiency of the powers
OF the General Government Is nothing, the
acknowledged and iucontestabIe powers of the
States are nothing; dissolution Of the I'm
ION, and the overthrow Of a Government in
which are concentrated the hopes of the civil
ized world, are nothing A single idea the
niger has taken possession OF their minds
and onward they pursue it, overlooking all
BARRIERS reckless and regardless of all conse-
quences.
This great abolition conspiracy has now its
headquarters at Washington, aud Abraham
Lincoln is the Grand Mogu thereof 1t was
organized in the year 1859, under the name
Of Wide Awakes' and has since been popu
larly kuosn as the abolition or black repub-
liean tarly, Its provost marshals and their
deputies intest every district and town in the
country, and are the obedient tools of their
Washington masters in harrassing and op.
pressing the people, In comprising the arrest
arbitrarily, OF the bolder friends of the Con-
sitution and liberty, aud hurryng them of
without warrant of law to Government bas
tiles After the name of wide wakes" be-
became Infamous the organization of
loyal leagues and Strong Bands" was
resorted to and are stll in vogue
Through these, the will of the Grand
Despot of the Order, is made known, while
the members Of these secret orders il turn,
by dlnt of pimpiug, evesdropping and lying,
keep the provost marshas and their deputies,
and through them the head-chiefs at Washing.
ton thoroughly posted ia the private conver.
satians, aud political sentiments Of democrat. |
&c citizens This great, powerful, and praeti |
cal conspiracy has already, dissolved the |
Union, stricken down the rights and liberties
OF the people, set the Constitution and all its
most sacred guarantees al defiance and deu |
ged the land with blood It has oonscripted
and aughtered our people, it has mortgaged |
their property for half its value, and reduced
them in all essential respects to the condition
of slaves
With such conspiracy Us this in foil opera.
ton and while the whole people in every
Stale are ayed and dismayed by its past enor.
mites} and stanaingin dread OF it's prospective
rxactons, it is fitting time for Judge Holt,
az the dog of the bloodthirsty Stanton, to pa.
-ade The testimony OF Mary Ann Ptman in
proof of the existence of a democratic conspir
'cy, for no other purpose, as all men know
han 70 assist in the election OF old Lincoln, ID
y diyerting public attention from his crimes q
md those OF his party
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1t 's only when the people become ignor. {
mt aud corrupt when they degenerate into G
'opulace that they are incapable of exercis- 9
ng tho sovereignty. Usurpstion is then an '
,asy attainment, and usurper soon found - v
The people themselves become the willing in !
trumentsof their own debasement and ruin" '
-Aonroe's Inaugural AddreSs,
AS Messrs Wade and Davis have publicly u
Abraham Lincoln a nsurper, it 4
3 plain enough, according 10 the above from b
ir, Monroe, that the Wide Awakes Of 1859 .
0, presented the melancholy spectacle of the P
ignorance and corruption Of a majority oil p
he Northern people, and of their degeneracy a
nto 'populace." This made "usurpation n
n easy attainment" and Facilitated the l.
earch for usurper Old Abe was not long ',
\ turning up, and thus in 1860, did the peo, tt
lie become "tho willing Atruments of their n
wn debasement and ruin"
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