Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-08


''' s-vy' VIC" sN'0n
..' ''" '''" 'ne N'''a'''''' ana
y,
.'' ''u'' y
..''..,.s at' tendencies oi That party 3
Blu .t.s not alone fr M tb,ir Journals that
~sal.4rD .bt. a.rm n publicon afcc o, for
Toe Negro. I.f- SCI tuert chat r.r,uls.
tHn mass f...f t.r.,. ard fuds uitcrauge CD
sI a..i.ua l.. u4 oH5e O. ON ua mon
..t .e 70 .H.. ..u uHry, a.l Hh.
s'a a''l Ht % i-".' 'H,
.a'. r.'".7 .a..i... - .'i mo nave re-
...'.' ..'H ,"'-..' .'s au' '' '
80,
- ,
5r.. from Goyerrs.
r.... OH. NOS. "a pramiucut Republican
..r prs.i8,n.. he laid:
lfmarace with pleasure mus opportunity
to teo.cro my dlsapprooat'on WIN 'h't di''''
in the Constitution winch denies 10 a poru'h
of the Colored People the rl5at OF saIlD8'.
Again he said:
fa,
Aue y1,,u '0o'''
ron l-' 0''oo,5 a. I3
i1.'.nsu S' .n' y ''' u f't~
o-
Au1 Sun "s'''
81 want to see slavery oyerthrown; and !
intend TO help TO overturu its power"
q went it Acknowledged that ca,ored pco-
ple have rights and privileges which they do
NOT nos enjoy"
And now le, the Ajax ofthe psrtg. Jo. hua
R. Giddings, declare himself. In the last Re
publican Convention OF OHIO MI uladlngs
sad;
"The negro is q Heavenly Institution, and
it is God like in man to elevate him to an
equality with the white"
Mr.. Giddings thus delivers himself through
the Ashtabula Sentinel. This is choice NOR
ceau. and deserves attention:
.Some nir~ers are superior to some Dem.
ocrat.. Indeed they are superior to the
great mass Of the Democratic party; While
some Democrats are superior to some mig.
! gers, and perhaps TO the greater portion OF
the AfricaD race. Yet all Democrats, howev-
err intellectually inferior tney may oe 70 me
niseeIS, y eI.t.oU ~. 1''
.no5r loSl'y Hu1 wv .n+ho.
u ' anS ,n;rarsoi ricbts Te ongbf NOT hs
-, $50 anv discnssion ~ tba moral or
soo;oi snner;oritv of the niqoers over tbq
Rnma,rs .
80. A..
Chairman Of the Republican Commute for the
State at large, in Ohio Such sentiments he
has uttered during his whole life, and he has
time and again since their utteranoe been
bonored with high Official position by has lie
publican brethren
Let us hear Beuiamin +. Wade Black Re-
publican United States Senator from Ohio,
who in a speech at Columbus said:
az ,..,L r.,o ,bo ho+to,o NJ mo CON, onr
10 - 60 40 on-tbi,r in hmm
sbaao all tba ,igLts End nriyiIeges he claims
for bimse.f 7 know no biuh no iow-no black
M wbitp-ou are craated nv one God and ali
arc entitled to the same privileges"
w.,L p~oI,.ro,n oobo. n
~ 49,, p - ma,Gn "
Nohs'.sS S"'" ~ " ,
"it because l stand up IVr inc eqUanty OF
tne heslo sIoIa'y IT. Ponaioa"y ~ II
NJ lu'a' : ~ III noe w. ~ IA ,,
ie' '"'w w ~ ! '"'" ~ -
The Republican members OF a committee
"a zoe o''o IS nG''' 0oN''O40' " i'Po'' ~
'Ha' oo@1 "9 NV
The concludes ihelP lNoofs by
submitting TWO resolutions recommending an
Amendment 10 the consultation Dy "u'ch the
elective franchise shall be extended TO color
ed men"
And nov enalrv lat ne bear tha State .yo,o,-
- a. az % y.rLI;..a 80 - NLio.
"As far as the right of suffrage or any
other rigbt of citizensbip is concerned. he.
rthe peg-oI should be placed on an equality
with the rest of mankind"
u. n p,.,. o,+ poo,b,io
H"aioILaGo" q - ,Ln nnpSI;,o,
90 - ~ - - - -. "a Cp-1
oiI,HI toi Oo.SIass ga ~ Lonsiss3
iun4' D!s''toV % '"ls ~. q q ~ n az 20"
III Lo'''' 0'O"' "'0 - 'o'0"'"s '''s
''s"
"lhe'e are some VINO wish us to lower
orr 'tAnoa'd' uet "e-lhe republican par
ty-WlH raise IL nlghe' ana hisher ana high
ef' ehHl We oiluS me negro on q level with
the "alte man IN me past we nave used
tue oa'iot ooSi Nut "'d KNOWS now soon we
shai nave 10 use tue carthage COX