Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
Convention in Auburn, N. Y, Sept OF
that Ynnr namely:

| Res0iUsd, That We recommend that
Convention Of Delegates from the fee
States equal in number to their represcn-
tatives in Congress respectively, be held
at the city Of Syracuse, ,on the 4ib of July
1866 10 nominate candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Of the United States,
for the next Presidential ell, ction.'
This resolution was adopted with ",rc-
mendous cheering says the report pub
lished in the N. y papers Of Sept 81,
1854 DIR. Suodgras moved to call this
the Republican par.y---carried. Such is
the origiu Of the Republican party, and
Senator Doo.iltle told the country in a
speech in the Senate Feb. II, 1866 "that
the Republican party had elected Thomas
jefferson, President in 1901 ! Oh what a
whopping lie that was !! wonder il did
not choke the old wretch to death but
i aboltionists can get used to most any
thing that is fal,e The N " Tribune,
of May Is, 1860, says, That during the
proceedings Of the convention in which
nominated Lincoln at Chicago, Judge
JRssUr, rose and said That bs desired to
lmend verbal mistake in the name of the
party 1t was printed in the resolut ons
National Republican patty" He wished
10 strike out the word s'national," as il
1ods MOI the namo by which the party was
properly knows.' The cor rrectlon was
| made. This sustains the view of w.
Philips given above. Gov N. p. Banks
one of LiDcolns Major Generals, said
N certain circumstances l am willing to
let the Union slide, If slavery is continued
this Union cannot, and ought not to
stand Again ho said, IL can conceive
time when this Constitution shall not be
in existence; when We shall have an ab.
soluta military dictaiorial government
transmitted from age to age" r. A.
Spaulding, Of Ohio sad. 81, the ca.e of
the alternatives being presented, of The
continuance Of Shrry or a dissolution oil
the Union, am for dissolution's aud |
care not how quick it comes" This was
in 1856
After the rebellion had progressed some
time, and the aboltioai,ts though, the
! Constitution and the Union would be Der.
mancntly destroyed, their patonal Anti.
slavery society held meeting in n. y,
and passed the following resolution -
EesofUsd, "That while the sorietv ha.
rendered this verdict With the deepest EN- =
phasi@, it has not failed 10 remind the peo.
pie of the North that, even since the adcp
ton ofthe Constitution of the u. s., their
'eet have run to evil, and they have made
haste to shed Innocent blood in the vay of
slaveh hold'ng completely that BY consent
ing to slave representation in Congress.
to the arrest aud condition of fugitive
slaves on their own soil, aud to the SUP.
preston OF slave instructions by the iron
hand OF the genera government, they (the
people, have made ~ corenaut usth dea,h
ant acim heH thcy have been utogree,neut.
till, at last, judgment is laid TO the line and
'ighse ou'pess to the plummet, and the ball
sweeps away the refuge of lies the wat.
ers overflow the hidiug place the coven,nt
with death is auuulled ,aud the agreemen,
with hell no longer sta nds."
In l557,it r. Hopper published B ,ok
called, 1.-The impending Crisis" for the
circulation Of which the Aboitiouists rails
cd large sums of money, and which Book
was endorsed BY IS members Of Congress,
aud generally circulated by them in l $50
as party elocsioneering document. In the
Ednion from which l quote says, eve
unhesitaliugly declare ourselves in favor
OF the immediate and unconditional aboli
ton OF S avery."T We cannot be too ha>tv
i" Carrying out our designs-Page S3 No
man can he true patriot without first
becoming an Abolitoni ts-Page ll6-
Against laveholdrrs, as u body, We wage
an extern.inatng war.--Page I2O-Thu.
have we fully and frankly defined our no
silion; W: tave no notifications to pro.
pose, no compromises to offer, nothing to
rstract. Frown, s'rs, fret, foam, prepare
your weapons, threat, strike, shoot, stab.
bring on civil war, dissolve The Uuto,noy
annhilate the solar system, if you will |
do all this, more, less, better, worse. apv.
thlns-do what you will. sirs, YOU can
neither iol nor ipiimidate US our purpose
Is as frml fixed as the eternal pillars ofl
Heaven, We have determined to "aboli.h
slavery, aDd,so help us God abolish it we
will, Page ls7.
In Pamphlet called 'Msceeinatiop
the theory of tho blending of the r aces,
applied to the American white man and
negro. IA Mason sfront