The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-16

noc born with saddles on their backs. and the
few booted and Spurred 10 ride them hv the
grace Of God Tna. was Democratic doctrine
il 1896. Thirty years have passed away.
and now tits declared tha. men are born boot
Cd and Spurred to ride the people, and that
the riding dces them good
They need the reins the BIT and the spur
Yes gentlemen the Democratic doctrine
now Is. as indorsea by TIE Richmond En-
qairer, that The people need the reins, the biz
aud the spur.
Life and liberty are not inalisnable. The
Declaration OF Independence is exuberantly
false and aTborescently tallacious.'
Well. gentlemen. this Is not all l want 10
call your attention to one or two other deca-
rations of this Richmond Enqairer This pa
per says:
Has not the experiment Of universal hb-
erty failed?"
Are not the evils of free society insutfera-
Bile? We repeat then that policy ana human
ity alike forbid the extension of the evils OF
free society 70 a new people and coming gen
erations."
Aud this same paper says that tl.ey could
have mauufaeiures and commerce in the
South. that they could bring there capital;
bring there laborin5 men; but they are salts
fed.
But We woIld not have your rich, vulgar.
icentouS houses and your brutal insubordi-
nate factory hands in our midst for all
The wealth OF Ormus and of Ind
We would not exchange our situation for the
countless millions OF paupers and criminals
who build up and sustain the eowardly inf
del, hcentious revolutionary edltice Of free
society" Laughter.
The people in Virginia certainly are a peo,
Il / 4 ".
might have wealth. thev might have manufac-
lures; they might have commerce; but they do
not want a society which it would bring along
with il, They are content now give them
territory enough SO that they can extend their
institution and sell annually their 5 2 900 600
of men, women and children. and that com
monwealth is content. But here is another
extract. 1t is from The South Side Dem ocrat,
whose editor last winter was "A candidate for
the position OF Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatlves, and was supported by the Demo
cratic members. He SAYS
"We have gotto hating everything with the
prefix of FREE, down and up the whole cata
logue-FREE farms, FREE labor, FREE society,
FREE will, FREE thinking, FREE children, and
FREE schools-al belonging to the same brood
OF dsmnable isms." Laughter.
The Democratic members from the State of
New FORK voted for the man who penned
that article when he candidate for the
Clerkship of the House. "Shamel shame,'
Even EVE. 'Rah aFahgr Il aAp is IN sDapa z3s Muso0
He says:
Free society: We sickeu at the name
Laughter. Wha. is il but cooglomera.ion
OF GREASY MECHANICS, laughter FILTHY oP.
ERArIyEs. sMALL-FtsTED FARMERS. and MOON
STRUCK THEORISTS? Laughter. All the
Northern, and especially the New England
S,a.es, are devoid of society fitted for we'll
bred men. [LaughterJ The prevailing class
that enc meets Is tha. Of mechanics strugglin
10 be gentecl. laughter, and small farmers
ding their own drudgery, and vet who are
hardly lit for association with Southern gen
tleman's body servant. Laughter. This is
your free society. which the Northern hordes
are endeavoring to extend into Kansas
\ Nocs-Is that a Buchanan paper?
Gen. Wilson Yes, sir, 1t is. Il expresses
the sentiments of the class for which il speaks
the class which governs and controls the
Democratic party OF the United States
And the crime Of which the North is accused
is Of cndeavoring to extend Free society into
Kansas. and the Free Territory Of this Repub-
lie, which, if We succeed in establishing by
the election Of John G. Fremont. Tcheers, I
the South saws 1t will dissolve the Union
Laughter You will remember that the
country was shocked last Spring by the cold.
blooded murder Of waiter at Wizards Hotel
in Washington, by the Hon. Mr., Herbert. a
member of Congress The Charleston Stan
dard, in reference to the matter, says:
"Ifwhite men accept the Offices Of menals,
it should be expected that they will do so
with prehension Of their relation to So
ciety. and with the disposition quietly to en-
counter both the responsibilities and the la
blities which that relation imposes"
Tha, IS the doctrine A Iaboring man is in
suited and murdered; and then the doctrine il
that if men accept such positions they must
do it with the understanding that they accept
the responsibilities also; that IS he NAV be in
suited by word or degraded by blow with
inpunity, and if he is murdered the murderer
NAV escape punishment That, gentlemen
IS democratic doctrine today Shame but il
il is doctrine that should receive the sternes
c3ndemnation Of every American freeman
Loud cheers | say TO these Lords Of the
Lash hat the free man who engages ID homes
callings cannot BE insulted By word OF degra
de1 by blow with impunity by the wealth.
estand proudest man in the country Cheers,
We live in 4 country--or rather section o
the country-where the mechanic or the Ia
boring man Is in the eye OF the law the equa
Of the wealthies. cheers. In reference u
the murder Of keating by Herbert. The AL
ALBANIA Mail says.
at Is getting time that ,eaiters at the Nortl
were CO 1inced that they are servants and no
gentlemen in disguise" Laughter.
This is the language OF another supporte
OF Mr.. Buchanan and is the language Of The
supporters Of the Cincinnati platform. No
where Is that sentiment rebuked by the sup
porters Of James Buchanan or the Cincinnati
platform 10 The North. Yet that doctrin,
should meet with the contempt and whitening
scorn ofeyery honest man in America Cheers