Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Their Sentiments.

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The Black Republican party appear
to contain more shameless bigots. foul
mouthed traitors, heartleSs slanderers
unmitigated liars and reckless dema
gcgues than we supposed could b. scrapeC
together from the stagnant sewers OF Pc
litical corruption. 1t is a party tina
needs only to be understood to be mos
thoroughly despised.-DemOcr0t
As the man said when a DONKEY
kicked him that is of no account
when the source from whence it came i
considered. The Niger Diffusion party
call us tie Black Republicans. Well
there is n consolation, that is, Mey an,
neither Mack nor wAite Republicans
They make no pretensions to Republican
ism of any kind, and like Buchanan.
with Democratic blood /; if they had g
drop of Republican blood in their veins
they would let it out.
Bigots, that is the staple charge of tie
Democrat against the people of the Re.
serve. We honestly think its editor is
not amenable to the charge of bigotry.
He is liberal in his sentiments. He can
coolly read of ministers belonging to the
same church with himself, being tarred
and feathered, gagged, set adrift on the
Missouri River; of others being ordered
to quit Il cir homes, for no crime at all ;
he can read of these things, so well au-
thenticated that he himself has not the
slightest doubt of their truth, and yet
never publish one word respecting them,
but on the contrary, carefully conceals
these facts. and openly advocates the
cause of the Williams who have thus
treated the ministers. Verify he is no
5igot.
Fouk naouthed traitors, heartless Sian.
We simply refer to the article
above for the proof, as 10 who are
foul mouthed, and who are slanderers.
No other evidence is needed.
U~nmfigated liars. That is the richest
Of all. If there is a sheet published in
his wide world that contains as large a
proportion of lies, to as small an amount
Of truth as the Trumbull Democrat, we
ike to see Just one number.
There are in this world some men who
IAN utter ~falsehoods gracefully, and so
7arnish them that we are almost content
be deceived, in consideration of the
pleasure of Witnessing such an exhibit
ion of artistic skill. Some lie bluntly,
upon their supply of brass to
nable them to defy the consequences of
ELECTION, and still wear a brazen face.
FRS. Opie describes a variety of lies ;
les of politeness, convenience &c, but
is evident that when she wrote her
ook, she had never read the Trumbull
democrat. That paper would have given
er a new and perfect specimen of ~
lg, which would have enabled her to
lace the cap stone upon her pyramid of
II lies in season, and out of
eason ; when a lie might be better than
he truth, and when the truth would be
etter than a lie ; it lies for a good
suse, for a bad cause, and no cause at
(; when it has a reason, and when it
as non 1t seems to utter falsehoods
a spirit of pure cussedness, and
ours them out like water from a never
ling spring, neither frozen in winter,
Or dry in summer, but w spontane-
lsly gushing forth. :
Reckless demagogues. This is simply ,
mistake. The Democrat had entirely
that Stephen A. Douglas,
tchison, Stringfellow, PrestonS S. Brooks, !
Pierce, and that whole clique, !
} not belong to the Republican party at
!. and surely these are the very men
must have had in its minds eye, for as
demagogues, they have no equals
the sun. !