The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-26

South and vent to Kansas, and endeay.
ored, personally and with my pen, to pre-
cipitate reyofHtipn.
Now, the aforenamcd traitors are not
denounced as "Copperheads," because
they vote the Republican ticket.
In the Wisconsin State journal, rep.
of Sept. 13, 1854, we find the following
Last Saturday, Lieut.. Gov Willard, OF
Indiana, attempted to convert the politi-
cal heathens of Chicago to the sublime
dortrine of squatter Sovereignty, and
force them into allegiance to the Prophet
of the New Dispensation.
The people listened to his remarks halt
an hour in silence, when thinking he had
made decided impression, he ventured
10 stigmatize Horace Greeley as .'tile FIRST
lnan who attempted opposition to the Ne
bFaska Bill, and recommended dissoiu-
ton Of the Union" This brought OUT
the crowd with three cheers for Greeley,
and three groans for Douglas Again,
he tdrns and attacks Benton, and the
crowd answered with six cheers for Ben
ton, and three gFoans for Douglas Then
he attacked the Know Nothings, and this
brought out three chaers for that party.
and as us4al three. Eroans for douglas
The Republicans of Cadiz, Green
county, WISCONSIN, held meeting on the
26th of March, 1868, and from their res
nlutions We select the following:
Resofrecl, That We will hail any policy
fof our Government, be it the Proclama-
ton. Annihilation, determination. Star
yation, and even Damnation, could that
form part of its policy, etc.
This is "loyalty 9 and piety eombinsd.
Let us then, Fsst humbIy in the hope,
authorized by tha Diyine teachings. that
ths Hpited cry of the nation will be heard
on high, aud answered with blessings no
less than the pardon of our national sins,
and the restoration of our now divided
and suffering country, to its former con-
dition of unity and peace.
Upon this, the Boston Commonwealth,
the home organ of Charles Sumner. som.
Reated as follOKs:
1t is cool assumption 2f fhe President
that the pardon of our national sins has
any kind of connection with the restora.
tion of cur country to its former happy
condition of unity and peace! !" Our own
opinion is, that if God had resolved not
to pardon US at all, he would prove it by
allowing the restoration of that old ''unity
of peace" That unity was crime; tha
peace worse than war
And the aforesaid sheet proceeds to in
woke curse on the President, and al
who shall join in praying for the 'afore
said :. restoration. = as follows:
May the tongue be Bithered, ere it i
answered, that prays for a restoration O
that old state of things, from which Coz
in bis mercy seems YfIling to rescue gs-
than which his fercest wrath could fnC
no more terrible doom, for blind nation
led by blind rulers
Says the Boston Liberator
v The Republican party is moulding
public sentiment in the right direction fol
the specific work the AboIitionists are
striving to accomplish, Yiz; the dissolu
ton of the Union, and the abolition o.
lslayery throughout the land.
Il In the Republican Convention of Chi
cago, 1860, at which Mr.. Lincoln wa:
nominated, we find the following among
the proceedings, as published in the New
York Tribune of May 1s, 1860:
Judge Jessup said that he desired tt
amend verbal mistake in the name O.
the party. 1t was printed in the resolu
tions " National Republican party. Ht
wished to strike ont the word National,
as that was not the name by which the
party vas properly known.
The correction was made, And doe
not this, of itself, shoE the SECTIONAL, dis
union aims of the leaders ? They co4lc
not bear to be called National, beeauss
that implied fealty to the Union.
| On the 18th of July, 1s48, John P
Hale said:
All the terEoFs of dissolution I can lool
steadfastly in the face, before | coul'
look to that moral Union which must fal
upon US when we can SO far prostitute
yourselves as to become the pioneers o
slavery in The Territories.
FroM 2 speech by Wendell Phillips, a
an Emancipation Anniversary meeting, ii
Abingdon, Mass, Aug. /, 1862, we selec
the f0lIoRing, which was applaqded to tn,
echo by The large crowd of Republican
present:
i We shall psyer have peace until slave
Try is destroyed. As long as you keep tn
present turtle Lincoln at the head 0
the Government you make a pit with on
hand and fill it with the other.
If any man present believes he has ligh
lenough to allow him, let him pray tina
Days Hay ba permitted to nal ap Sttac
on Washin gton City within a weel
I The speaker knew Mr.. Lincoln. He hat
while in Washington, taken his measur,
| He is first rate second rate map Ths
lis all. A mere convenience, and he
! honestly waiting, ike any other broom
tIstick, for the people to take hold of hi
| land sweep slavery out of the nation
Democracy Is lifting up its fangs, an
Ianother Congress will not have ths sam
Iamount of Republican and honest sent
Iment in it that the last had. Nothin
less than baptism of blood, to cry
anguish for corporate idea, that Ii
head of the army can save us. Lineol
| is as good ag the people Of the North war
him. Up Years gone by in yondey grov
y the Wings fred cannons to smother til
voices frop the stand then occupied
the speakeE, Phillips and what is th
result The sons of those Wings no
Ifill graves In Chickahominv swamn