The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-16
An. Illinois "National Democ rat.
Ex-Governor Reynolds of Illinois, W

his been set up by the Buchanan demo-
rats for Superintendent of Public In
structior-Se ven save the mark to run
against the Douglas ticket, was in ST.
Louis the other day, at the time when
the Democrats and Know Nothings were
trying to patch up union against Frank
p. Blair and the emancipationists, and
somebody was indiscreet enough TO ask
him to make speech, whereof We give a
specimen or two;
He saw his good friends, the Know
Nothings, were organizing. If they carry
on their organization and we carry on
ours, so sure as there is a God in heaven,
the Black Republicans will win the city,
Yes these Black Republicans who want
to free our negroes and rob you of your
property, will succeed. Are you going
to free your $4,000 negroes and surren-
der your millions of dollarsY You will
not, and you are right Why these peo-
pie tell you they will pay you for your
niggers. They lied they won't do it !!
Those Black Republicans arc crazy, abso-
lutely crazy. am lover Of the law; L
am against New Orleans vigilance com
mittecs but if any man dares to denounce
Washington, would not ynoh him my
self, but !! would not keep my neighbor
| from doing it. Look at the New England
people. They are active, intelligent, smart
and all that, but / am not in love with
the way they treat the ballot-b box. | am
not with them when they come to vote. -
Look at her people under Cromwell. See
what they did with Roger Williams. We
are bound to recognize slavery. The con-
stitution recognizes slavery. What has
Maine got to do with slavery in Texas or
Missouri The way they act there in
Massachusetts, is the heighth of impu-
dence. God Almighty made the niger
all inferior race and all the laws of the
world can't make him the equal of the
white man. White men have to sustain
EN-, and white men have good many of
'em. (Laughter) Why should we scru-
tinize the designs of God Almighty p
'Spose Fremont had control of the govern
ment, where would he get his cabinet
from There amt q Southern man who
respects himself would serve under such
man There would be nothing but hard
feelings between the North and South
What better Administration do we want
than we now have? Where would we
get better President than Mr.. Buchan-
an2 Look at St. Louis-look at Illinois
why the admiration of the whole
world.
"These fanatical people must be stop
ped. Why Adam was 8 democrat when
he was only one year old, aud there
never was man what was man but
what was . democrat if he had his
senses about him. But, my friends,
you are in a mighty tight fix, no use OF
denying it. You are in a mighty tight
fix, and the poison of your city is going
over your State. If you run two par
ties against those fanatics you are lost
We must stand firm on principle-we
must discard all these isms If yon agent gen
We must be united It is the democratic
party that has sustained Washington, and
Adams, and Jefferson, and Jackson, and
Pierce, and Buchanan, and the demo.
cratic party always sustain such men,
Friends, we are doing religious duty to-
day. Before God Almighty, ] say you
are doing a religious work in your efests
to day to amalgamate the democratic par.
ty. The whole world is looking at you
There is no hope for liberty but in Amer.
lea, and no hope for America but in the
national democratic party of st. Louis
So to work. Don't fear for your corn
there will be corn enough raised. Do, il
necessary, occupy your time in planting
the corn of democracy.