The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10
Linsoln's abolition Policy.

in his last message the President has
thrown to he winds everything like constl-
tutiontionaI law, the vested rights OF States
and Cancellation and wilh antocraiic dicta
iation has prescribed the future status Of the
Rebel States aud their inhabitants. This
cunningy devised document is to be used
as political lever to perpelraie his own
diclatorial power upon This continent He
knows that no considerable number OF Con-
federales will ever subscribe TO the test oath
he has created TO support the proclamations
and other radical measures he has inaugu
rated during his Abolition rule. Conse-
auenty our august master creates law al
lowing one tenth part of the people OF
State 10 represent such State With the
idea, probably, that the patronage and in
fuence O. the Government would be sufti-
cient 10 corrupt and secure tenth part OF
The most corrupt element of each State 10
the purposes OF the faction IN power, our
ruler has SEEN fit 10 issue this ukase. 1he
experience he qas bad with such partisans
as Jodge Advocate Holt has doubtless de-
lhis fraction Of The voters OF each State.
According TO this message we eau have
no peace, no restoration and no cessation
OF the enormous waste oil lite and treasure,
until the peculiar idea aud policy as well as
the political aspirations of Abraham Linz
coin have been fully carried out The ab-
solute viii OF Our Radical BOLTON ruiers
is herein announced as he future :ule OF
action, respecting war, peace and The exist
ence OF States. On one coalition and one
only can those in arms against the United
States oe allowed TO re.urn TO their alleg-
lance and their rights under the constitution.
This condition is an oath 10 subscribe TO The
privaie opinions. aud The ambitious personal
and party designs Of 4Abroham Lincoln, the
present exponent Of The radical AbOhtion fae-
t0nl
Is there sensible man in the United
States who doubts but that this usurpalion
OF dectorial power viii tend directly to pro.
long the war indefinitely, to continue TO
Ieluge the nation in blood, and to rush US
on 20 national bankruptcy
The South has always maintained and
sincerely believed that the election oil
Republican President and the establish
ment of Republican party would cons'i-
lule direct attack upon their domestic in-
s,ituiioL of slavery. They have assered
and believed that the union and harmony
of the States would be deemed oisecondaFy
importance By the party in comparison
with the abolition OF slavery Many years
Of meddesome interference, Of abuse and
viiuperation on the part OF their orators, ed
iors and pamphleleers, long since convin-
ced the Southern mind that hey had moth
ine 10 hope from this parry but bitter, per-
sis,ent and Incorporating hostility to
their domestic institution aud their mater
ial interests. With these impressions the
South rushed into rebellion, aud our sec
ional aud partisan rulers accepted the
COMES, with The end aud aim OF exierul-
naling their Southern enemies and slavery
al the same time And what has the result
proved Simply that the SoutheneEs we've
right that the war had not been waged
Tor Inc restoration of the Union and the
future fraternity of the States, but for the
abolition Of slavery and the forcible PeTpet-
u4;ion OF Abolition sway over this once
free Republic
BIr Lincoln no longer wears a mask, but
bids the people OF the States OF the Union to
bow down aud worship the negro Idol he
has sci before them, or remain beggars,
disfrauchised and outlawed vassals. He
has constituted himself the law and the
Constitution, aud has graciousiy allowed
his Southern subjects to exist, provided
they will adopt his radical negro policy,
give up their slave property, and ssbmiI to
his rule.-N Y. Daily Neics.