Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
COMMUNICATION.
For the "Coiumbtn Demoordt.' "
Desultory Letter. No. 6.

which think prove 10 every impartial and
candid reader, that our Political opponents
are really and truly AbolitioasSts in prip-
cipe ,in practice and policy, in the fullest
sense of the word; that this is their frop9r
name, that any other is misNonc7, and
does them great injustice. For their own
records show that they are not satisfied
with God himself, nor his Holy Word
nor the different and distinct Races oi
Men which the Creator has made that
by m.cegcna,ion they plead for the mix
ture of the diffrren, races Of men, and
thus abolish all distinctions which God has
made in the Human family, and ultimately
abolish entiNiy the Family Of Man -
For every Intelligent person on this sub :
ject, knows that the fourth generation OF
mixed races become abor,ive, and cannot
fulfil the command Of tue Almighty as
laid down in Gen. 2S.
A few years ago Auson Burlpgame, OF
Massachusetts, said ave must have an
anti-slavery God, an anti.slavery Bible,
and an antisavery Constitution"
/ R. G Ingersoll, Of Illinois, said "lf
it is likely that Jesus Christ would be on
the side Of the Democrats, If on earth now,
I'm glad the Jews cruci6ed him. He
ought to have been crucif"d and God
damned for not Preaching against slav-
cry" This is the same man who said,
"Damn the Constitution, we have no
need Of it,
VIM. L. Garrison, some time since burnt
the Constitution of the United States on
the Fourth Of July, and then declared "it
was one of the most pleasant and salts
factory acts Of his life, or words to ths,
eff ct. Again, w. Phillips said "rhe
Constitution Of eur Fathers was mistake.
Tear IL in pieces and make a Gtter: don't
say tn machine is out Of order it is in
order it does what its trainers intended
prot, ct slavery. Our claim, (said he)
is dtsunion, breuking Up The States rs
In harmony with this, w. j. Garrison
said This Un1on as a IL The finer.
ican Union is an impOstne, a corenant
wuh deah, and an agreementw III hell !
l am for its orerlhrOv Up with the
lag Of DIsUNIoN, that we may have a free
aud glorious Republic of our own
will here present what w. Philips
said Of what has been called the "Repub-
lican party" and when our national
troubles began to ros under its sectional
influence "No man has right to be
surprised at this state OF thinga. 1t is
jus, what We Addition di>upionists have
attempted 10 bring about. tbs the first
sectional party ever organized in this
country. L! does not know its own face,
it calls itself national but it is not na-
tional, it Is sectional. The Republican
party is party Of the North pledged
against the S,u,h."
Iu his paper called tho Ltbe,ator. w.
l. Garrison said "I'he Republican
party is moulding public sentiment in the
right direction for the specific work the
Aboltionists are striving to accomplish,
VIZ. The dissolution oil the Union, and
the abolition of slavery throughout the
land
A student at Evenston College, Cook
county, Illinois, lately made an address to
that Institution, in which he said /: "May
the United Stats cease to exist, may it
be blotted ost if slavery rears its head"
MIR. Lincoln once said II have al.
ways hated slavery, think, as much as
any other abolitionist. l have always
hated it, bat l have been quiet about ii,
until the Introduction of the Nebraska bill
began. always believed that every body
was against it, and that it was in course Of
ultimate extinction Again he said, 81
leave you, hoping that the lamp Of liberty
will burn in your bosoms until there shall
no longer be any doubt that all men are
born free and equal"
In speaking against the Con, p,titutiopal
Fugitive Slave Law, Mr.. Seward said -
" Extend cordial welcome to the fu .,itiye
slave who lays his weary limbs at your
door, and defend him as you would YOUR
paterual gods. Correct your own error
that slavery has any Consti utonal guar.
antee which may not be released, and
ought not 10 be rcliuqpished. Say to
slavery, when il shows its bond aud de-
mand. the pound Of flesh, Cor its legal
rigl t.. that if it draws one drop of blood,
Its life (or constitutional existance) shall
pay the forfeit. Do, and ineulsats all this,
and you will soon bring the parties of the
country into an effective aggression upon
slavery.
S.P' Chase SAID "SIavery must cease,
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