Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28

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snnno-t h ToUst;tn,ion "a VI 81
witbir = CO.. - ~ - -
,bair ~ e. ~ EoJor.I -
80 r. Sc $50 49,. hi -
same time tbav were wero dim oil IN
their mower to destroy the goya1nmont
and craatn civil w,- nynross 9fbo daliLar
otto eorso Of tho roooIo tbo,- ron-osant ~
~ r. ra,efto r 49, hDs1S-U
20 Lo 49, ao he .ol,, oancI,sH%oS e a.
$3.50 "f atato wbn bnTo aIoo,o5 az
- "a obiraIro,s 49,. 60 -
Caro-nn
IF n tbis am r,is,aLo, tho, i,1ood
a.bn A. for oan,n-omieaf - 49, -
Na.,S Iii 80 - sIaTorT - oNn-ant
- na.ionaEZn = h. faSoy5I Iar5siation
III Vortborn Stats will not cS2sent 70
anow sIavoboI5erE 70 hold sIovoson MOTH
ern soil-tbev will not repeal an laws
| against the kidnappinr of their own citi-
zens-and they never can become convinced
that the f~ugitive slave law Is a divine and
hIe~sed eTactment Rut at the same
time the neonle of the North will
ohav 10 the lpfter every nrovision
of ,bn CoDstitntion and tkav will
hermit no law 10 ramsin on tbair
~tstat,1,e hooks in violstion of its ROM
mands They will nrotpct the renpIe Of
the SoDth In their rieht Ia boid stlaves
rnon tbeir nyyn soil and in ovcrv rasnact
66ev the laws of tho land Rut tboy
naver can nor will on farther. and ba WIZ
sttamnts to snoaE fSr our nsrty and -
n,ora thon tbis 10 opnoasp ~ olan,nraf
a disoontarteJ %sortidn in nv inJgmant
mIsrorrosnrts tho wishes ~ ,ho So,rio
md IN time will ind Il mt IN his ,ost
say tLis IN NO snirit If ,sin bSsstira
Ar Az 6n,i. roti6p hui si,b a s1IanE9'
senee Of its trnib IFin The bisiorv Of a
paiiSn ,bora comes . timo gbon ID
r;aLt brings civil war nv bIooJsboI -
nsrics. w6or oarna-oa i nrostratai
families ruinadN I,bnrers tbrawn nTt or
omnIov and ronnt fsmino sfaIl,s tbra',nb
all LA bsIto- en- tbon a. sao.;ssn
bonor conscioroo 5,rn,tt- narbooJ 81
eli tbat maLo- liz No., 81 noGIo
I bova roo5 or En-, o,r oonntru.N ~.
lta-T When a brn5-o5 doIIars - S,4oasI
money wor1d scarTaIv Inv : b-oaLfas, f@r
a h15crv amiIr- IL yoo1tbr n,on -
cama nsmnIesc and with sbcoloss Co.,
mortod tba nov with broa5 os a..
wsIkoJ on tboir ta;isor,, NO. ~
rstriot. Ioi5 5o4yn ,boir liz - r.
al col or5 ,bair wiros "a MA
! thanEed Cod tbey had dono al tbor oonId
fIr III oonr+ry NJ 90 80 ~. 81
| that could nenetTate that midnirbt gloom
mo boart 60 boI6 tbot ala nof AZ tin,a-
| f,lter N The @strnggIo Rnt ont Of tbet
darknass cama 8 Great li.-bt Fan tbo
ruins Of that wreck of homes and hearts
pnr,no 4 MIGHT nation cod nrosnarad
II bacspso n was toundad on tboo torno1
nrincinIes of rirbt and instica Tot M
remember that God still reigns over the
affairs of men
Trpe Te have reached an alarming cri-
sis in the history of n Goyernmento Rut
lei MS not deceive ourselves as IN its causa
ar no led astrav nv false oninione or tbe
noisy complaints Of men whose ambition
IGNORANCE or wiekedaess leads them 10
| aftempt the destruction of the noblest and
hest government that ever came from tba
hands of men.
It is time. high time that the voice Of
the He5DLs should he heard unon these
questions. The late election was not held
exclusively nv nleadinr merchants, or
Union saving orators. Fortunately Others
we're interested IN tho matter, and when
their great voice is heard booming in
thunder tones e the land. the penny
whistles Of such Union savers must be
drowned in the echo. The telegraph NAV
send its fiery greeting all over the land.
that the patriots Fillmore, Hunt, Ket-
chum. the amiable Brookses. and the Rev.
Hawkses have met in solemn convention |
and are saving the Union they love so
dearly. The 5eoDIe smile at II in deri-
n - ]
been the g~rostest Stumbling blocks in tho
way of liberty. and have done more TO
sustain the South in her course of wilfuI |
Injustice towards ,the North. misrepre-
sent the sentiment of its people. and de-
stroy confidence in their GOOD faith TO-
wards our Southern brethren. than any
class of men liyinC. If the Union il N |
he saved or nernefusted only mon the |
piatform of the BrookseS or the ReUustt, |
of the North then must thelove of Ehartv
be extinguisbed. the memory of our fa-
theirs FORGOTTEN the Puritan Hood must
rebel acsinst lis source and stsrnation
must seize unon tbr nerves and besrts of
men
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I9Ln my - 20 P's1.1S ioI
- a.1 9 $500 s.1ne On
PH eI"Cy
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Swait Ioringlr nUoy tbo bono af a-oa,in@
80 - r. drnaItI Linn5nE5
U,b7cb ,bo,,IJ comnoI tbo ,EorlJ 10 - %.
IA Go, "a AZ bo,naro al ;ts sLr;na
Co,,nn sbo,IId ba Lna - ~ anJ
corno- a. Ill sbo7i5 10 ooraro5 n.;tL
This Golden fsbric Argosies of slave
sborid bo I.nda5 mon ~ shores on1 AZ
nrices 50 cbean tbat white Iabor should he
.nnknown Wealth should flow in mon
from ali CHARTERS of the cIobo and H.
sbonId he wbitened with sails from
every nation and every cline The bnr-
dens of an onnressive tariff sbonId be
no more, but free trade should be
the high priest worshipped at the tables of
the rich and poor. The North "should
be treated with as a favored nation," but
this new kingdom would compel her to
as a suppliant for favor, and then
4 only upon condition of her giving in
iemnity for the past, snd security for the f.
The great mass of the people,
at present poor, and held afar-of from all +
offices of trust or profit, feel that no s
change can come that will not be to their {
advantage. They hear their orators tell 5
this new Arcadia, and their minds are {