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311Iahainied da : h: SI gr Stteaha ic felt;llEcrYankee Robinson, and hi* assistants, At have been driven lately from South k'1 Carolina, eimply Seeaase they wereNorthern men I Two of his .lelponutes bad half their Itea^ shaved before they were started, and it was 1y a mere accident that they were nut murdered bv the moh. Mr. Powers, ofmNew York, for saying that slaw Libor tended to degrade the mechanic, was treated to 30 lashes V.th a rawhi le, onthe h;ire back, by a negro hlave, then vl coat of tnr atui feathers, almost destroying life: and had it n t been for a Southern man of sow# human feeling* he wooll have perished for w uut of food, while in ibe street, in the custody of the mob. I ^He w much lunger must we hear this, v }and how m*.ch more have the freemen ^of the Ncrth got to receive before they e will assert their rights and protect! ^ their fellow citizens from such treat-meet? \Yhat von id the Nation sav,* rif a citizen of the SuutU should receive such treatment from the dtizuns ofCanada ? H’ ou!d not every paper, andevery tongue in ihe Nation, denounceOld England in the bitterest language t they eon!d use? Anti would not both mNorth and South rise up in their pow- tcer and demand their just rights, and ■ the protection of their citizens, hy the jr powers that bo?But how is it, New York ;*nj other ^ States will stand hy and see their citizens murdered in cold b ood, and inthe most brutal manner, and not resist ii by word or deed I The proper time. hn» not yet come, yet it in rapidly ap-pronching, when all these things will he «liAy and properly cared far, Yankee B ihinson ana a staunch Old Liner,ana has been frequently hoard to say that the South were not to ia?ne- for►fnethsuv*S11ei-**dirtt4?t*E.e■ rOr*leItIf 1-eisInfrd«■Vttheir acts. Does he blame tUe South for not allowing him to see his wife’s grave ? We pi estimv his opinions havetlwSh:of1-illTJLchanged, and we hope that rannv more j a--c1^ MBW WJP'gBa U 9iS£of ti -* Northern Democrats have also changed their opinions.We still hope thut the Sooth willregain her reason in time to avoid theinevitable consequence «f ^uch deedsns are rpoken of above; hut if she A e$ iM*t, ani persists- in such doings all we hare to say is, uGod have mercy^VQ-. ~'*k •—■■r- • to- try—lt;■ jjrfeon their fcuis.'’
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Noblesville Hoosier Patriot
Noblesville, Indiana, US
Thu, Feb 02, 1860
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