Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-08
A RIaclk-RePublian'S Opinion of
!, the, Irish, and Foreigners ian

A neutrality-suspicious. Opinion of
= the Irish, and Foreigners in
General. s
The, Cleveland Leader, one of the
lBlaek Republican organs, with Chase at
its mast head, presents the public with
his opinion of our Irish population
He can sleep with negroes, but not with
the Irish. He can encourage negroes to
immigrate into the State, but he would
kick the Irish out. He would confer
upon. negroes, the right to vote, but not
upon the Irish; and those of the latter
who have the right, he would deprive
of it, we're it in his power. He thinks
the negro race better than the Celtic,
and he is ek7Republicau and sup
ports Chase & Co, because of their love
for the~negro oyer1thc foreigner In
his issue. ofthe 22d he said:
s.Our citizens have probably noticed,
on still evenings, when there is not too
much noise made by buggies, carriages,
drays, &C., upon the street, a distinctly
audible Moise, seeming to come from
somewhere on the public square, and
they may have also noticed the attend
ing phenomena on such occasions is in
variablys a Democratic '6zzle' in the
shape of a .Dred-Scott-D Douglas Payne
meeting at the Court house, speaking
to commence at the hiring ola gum
This sgun' is the organ of a certain
class of che Payne Democracy in this
H FL .-lJ - sAI H.. - o,-
catingt to themthe fact that there is to be
/. asDcnocratic rally and every whiskey-
drinking, frizzle- headed, block headed
rascal Of them wiA be wanted to help
make-a show Posting up bills at the
eorne of the streets, Contrary to the
omnipresent injunction, commit no nui-
sance,D and advertising throughthe de-
lectabIe columns of the PAN Dealer,
have been tried, but that does not bring
out the democratic Masses for the sim
pie reason that they annOt read! Their
ears being much more fully developed
than any other organ, are made, there
Iore, the medium through which to con
vey to their stupid perceptions the fact
that they ar, wanted \ great major
lily of til S VOTING CATTI.E a e toreign-
.eys. most Irish Catholics, who are so
completely uld-r the control of the fu-
gls:s of the party hut thy will even
turn u at the firing of a gum and 60
and listen to Geiger, who has signalizcd
himself by his. hostility to every foreign
or, and swallow down his second-rate
modern Democracy, as the iumaets OF
.Dothcboy's Hall swallowed their allow
.ance of ~treaclc and birthstone, admins
tic9ed by the delightful Sduccrs. The
foreigners whOScOuld do this would lick
4he hand qwhich covers him with iguu-
miny, and kiss the con.emptuous lips
which spit upon him. These are the
1men wLO are stirred from their rotten
ncsts- II. fHh and ignorance, by the com
Lined actiofr of y'o.poeester and ekhhy,
t oshcut at the PRONUNCIATION OF doctrines
lit only for huHan cutie, and dcsccratc
the ballo;-box by abusing the right OF
faGHiyAsIfr ecateaa!t Ne haveno hos
tility toward Foreigners; none toward
Irishmen as a class, or because of their
birth-nonc whatever; but we dcspise
and denounce these, because they are
SsAore6if, Jesosed dsdz cds7wpt; b>ctusc
they cluster like tht i9cuS,s 0t Elyp,
about the great cities OF our country
and arc used as the means of oitiatiny
the popular elections of the nation, be.
ing ever the hired .minions through
whom a party is kept in power inimica
I'd frecdoni-hostile to every scht.men
of true repub1icanisiu- ~.