The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-14
NUMBER 81.

are M1oEhAbLE, BLEAR-EYED
kABBLE, who have been transferred like SO
MANY CATTLE to that country"
The New York Day Book, one of the two
papers in New York city that supports James
Buchanan, proposes to enslave poor AMERI-
CANS: GERMANS and IRISH, who may fall
INTO poverty, and be unable to support their
families. Here are the Day Books exact
words in speaking of the POOR WHITE
PEOPLE. ~ - rarT9zr
/" Sell the parents of those children into
oLA ERY. Let our Legislature pass law
that whoever will take those parents and take
care of them and their OFFSPRING, IN sick
ness and in health, h,-clothe them, feed them and
house ,-shaD be legally entitled to their ser,
0aces; and let the same Legislature decree that
whoever receives these parents and theirCHIL-
DKEN, and obtains their services, shall take
care of them AS LONG. AS THEY LIVE.n
So much for extracts from Democratic"
newspapers. Now for few from Democratic
speeches. 40 ''s'.. 'ls..'
5. w. Downs, late Democratic Senator from
Louisiana, in an elaborate and carefully pre-
pared speech, published in the Washington
Globe, says: "
call upon the opponents of Slavery to
prove that the WHITE LABORERS of the
North are as happy, as contented, or as COM
Portable as the slaves of the South. In the
South the slaves do not suffer one-tenth of the
evils endured by the white laborers of the
North. Poverty is unknown to the Southern
slave, for as soon as the master of slaves be-
comes too poor to provide for them he sells
them to others who can take care of thein.-
cIr ar1F+ +In,1 ILL
tenn of Slavery, and this the superior condition
of the Southern slave over the Northern
WHITE laborer.''
According to Mr.. Downs, then, good Dem
ocratic authority all that the Northern aohite
ladorer requires is somebody to sell him when
he falls into poverty. Admirable, philanthro-
Ply Beautiful Democracy !! z-5..,,
Senator Clemens, of Alabama, declared in a
speech in the United States Senate, that the
operatives of New England were not as well
situated nor as comfortably off as the slaves
that cultivate the rice and cotton fields, of the
South"
In recent speech by Mr.. Reynolds, Pierce
Buchanan Democratic candidate for Congress
rom Missouri, that gentleman. distinctly as
serted that-..- -...-. -.
The same construction of the power of
congress to exclude slavery from United
states Territory would justify the government
n excluding foreign-bcrn cititizens-G
dANB AND IRISH AS WELI-tAc MIC
1ERS." ~.t.1, tfsg asf-z
Here Missouri Democrat classes G E R.
IANS and IRISH indiscriminately with Ne
4RO SLAVES. .,f-- r..o.f. ,,o.s rs,,,
Mr.. L. Il. Goode, another Atchisvn Demo-
rat of Missouri, in a recent speech against the
free State men of Kansas, denounced the la
oring men as WHITE SLAVES awo nov
SENATOR BUTLER, (the Uncle of "As-
ASSN" Brooks,) a shining light in the Demo-
ratio galaxy, declared in a speech in the u.
"That men have no right to VOTE unless
hey are possessed of property as required by
he Constitution of South Carolina. There
o man can vote unless he owns ten negroes, or
cal estate to the ua1ue Of ten thousand Clolzars.''
And this is the doctrine which "Democra-
y" so-callea, would introduce into Indiana.
JAMES BUCHANAN, the Presidential
andidate of the men and of the party who
old these odious views, advocated the doc
rine in the U. s. Senate of reducing the
WAGES of AMERICAN OPERATIVES
nd LABORERERS to the European standard,
-hich is known to be about TEN CENTS A
Jay. What fit candidate Mr. Buchanan is
II those who make WHITE MEN slaves! 9