Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15
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nouncing the Democratic party because tbs
principles Of that party are approved of by
a majority of fcreign-boln citizens Of tht
country. Their hatred to the German ant
Irish has become SO deep seated and inYet
crate that we suppose they would hot ever
accept even a victory over the Democrat,
if obtained by the agency OF the votes o
those classes of our citizens. What on
deiiul change has been wrought IN theii
sentiments and feelings in the space Of !
few years The sssweet q ern.an accent
and rich Irish brogne,' which lev
years since fell on there Years ike mnsii
now only moves their disgust and cor.
tempt. They denounce The Democrat,
! party because ii is allied to tie German arc
Irish, which latter they say are openly
uniting with the worst species OF Adolf
tionists. Without stopping 10 defend this
class Of our citizens FROM weeping charge
! waich embraces al in its comprehensive
ness, ~ hen but few ait show II TO be gull
! ty, we purpose showing WHO are soiae OF
the Know Noshings in the Eof,h-this
party which lately defeated the dark hosts
of Black Republicans in that section OF the
Union. We are glad hat Black repubii-
cansm is defeated, but we are afraid that
The condition of affairs in those States j,
not much bettered by the success Of the
Known olhings. The history Of that
party is short, but even in The short period
OF its existence it has sllo wa what it can
aud will do when il has unlimited sway in
the halls of legislatlon. The personal lib
eltv bill is one of its aoings IN Mas,aohu-
sets. And vet the Know y othng Or
gans in the South rejoice over the success,
OF the sane party IN that State. VIVA,
grounds have they for saying or believing
that the same party will mani;rstany more
regard for The Constitution nov shan they
did last winter? None in the world
Why then Go they rejoice over their sue
cess? The only reason we see is because
the Democracy is defeated. But to our
purpose While the know-Nothng or.
gans here are denouncins and rid;culng
the Democracy for conserving with. and
being allied TO, the Germans aad Irish citi-
zens Of the county, they are themselves
consortng with the dolly headed fee ne
| HtoSs VI tuS MUM, VI PS1uiiai sintil
just at this particular time they fad yety
pleasant and agreeable to their usual or
sHls, and whose political ofinions they
heartily approve, especially Oh The sub
lects connested @ith slavery in the South
The late know-Nothing victories arr
equally subject Of rtiocine to the Know
Nothing Organs of the South and thu
free negroes Of the North; which lat
ter look upon them rs. signal rebnkes Il
what they style "a weak, corrupt Nebras
| ka Administration" To show what the
political sentiments Of the northern free
negroes art, we publish the following Res
olution, passed by meeting OF Africans,
held III the Twelfth Baptist Church, Dos-
ton. The resolution (says the Boston
POST was offered BY the colosed leader DI.
Rock aud adopted by aeclamation by his
bietheren
"Resolved That the reccn! aggression
oft the slave power, in the admission 81
Texas, the passage Of the fugitive slave
act, the admission Of slavery into Ca'iior
MIA, the burning of Greytown, the rend
ton of two unofending Massachusetts cit
liens into slavery, the repeal OF the Mis-
on the persons and property of Northern
Ireemen in Kansas, end the scandaous
decision OF Judge Kane in the Wheeler
slave case, all call aloud 10 The .freemcn o.
the North 10 form a great political paftg fat
| IL committed, Without coaceoimeai md With
on, compromise. 10 freedom y
Aud now. to prove what parts in the
North these free negroes supported b,
their votes, we insert the following extrae
from the Cieyeiend (Ohio) Espress, q
Known otbing organ, which maniiest'
The same adherence of the eCa.holi,
Irish" that our Virginia papers Of tina
stripe do and at the same time lands the
eolored population, who united with it
party to defeat the Democracy:
"THG coLoRED POPULATION GENERALLY
VOTED FOR THE AMERICAN TICKET DAY BE.
FORE YESTERDAY. In this they shove,
good Judgment. and they will have 10 oc,
casion 10 regret their aeiian. TnEY RE
JoIcE WITH US INSAM's TRiuMpu OVER .
WEAK, CORRUPT NEBRASKA ADmINisrsA
TioS.-THE eoLoRED PEOPLE ARE NATIVE
EoRpEs OF Catholic IRlsM WHO ARE YEAR
LY FLOATING 70 OUR Shores
And yet this party winch Is thus COR
yicted OF being united wan depfaveo
aud unprincipied set Of fee negro a9oli-
tionisls denources the Democratic party
because the German and Irish citizens o.
tile country generally east their votes with
it. Ifthey prefer this sort of company
they are welcome 10 do i, and certainly
have the fighlto exercise their preference
and all we have to say about IL is ,ha, we
would prefer selecting our conleaefates
from IN niore nearly allied to our own
color. We think, however. il would b.
prudent on their part to have nothing te
say about the "allies" ofthe D,m ocracy
when they themselves gre consnltiug with
the worst species of abosliouists. the free
negroes OF the North.
GREAT RAILROAD RsFEgEg CAsE.-ln the
case OF Moor and Cunning who built the
kennebec aud penobseot Railroad, ifom
| Augusta 20 Bangor, Me-. at an estimated
| mica If q non 000 and who made a