Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

H1Il sef ID ID lkll Atll---- 49, - -
A TT. Wayne correspondent of the ".
c. Dsn,ocrat. who signs himself H., ineor-
porates the following disgusting stuff in
his last letter:
Here is a beautiful, item in the way Of
politics, which | clip from an Indiana pa
per: rsfss .f =. ~.
+" The negroes of Canada are holding
meeting. to protest against the passage of
a bill now before the Canadian Parliament,
incorporating an association for the all
vanccmcnt and elevation of the coloicd
people Of Canada They object to dis
tinction of color and want to be placed on
an equal footing with the whites. - %
Certainly Why should they not oh
jeet to di-stinc- -ion9 If any thing for the
extension OF our rights and liberties-pcr-
petuating them. and otherwise ameliora-
ting our condition as a race, would we too
not,readily seize ppon the opportunity and
checrfully approve itgJ - aal.sss ,...,~
"Darl white man. | alters told you it
woull cum to dat at. last. How's yo ole
womun, an specially your darters? Ise
cummin to yo gals now lse no goiE to
marry dc, best niger wcneh ebbcr trod shu
ledder-I isn't s'at..er, v,olsi, t-a-. all
Il. does not like the smell of a nigger,
we infer from an allusion in the above
If niger should ever happen to get close
enough to smell him he will undoubtedly
/
get the worst of it, unless b. has improved
wonderfully of late. He cnco said In,lians
would make better citizens than Dutch
men or Irishmen, but Afterwards became
greatly attached to such of the latter as
would permit him to drink their whisl>ey-
We do not say that it followsa as matter
OF course that he will ever change his views
so much as to induce him to associate with
niggers anil drink their whishey-if they
would allow it.-but we shouldn't wonder,
jmlging from his antecclents. Ills pref
ulice' against niggcrs arises from the
fear he harbors in his little narrow con
tractqd soul that il they were allowed any
privileges they would be more respected
by white men ard ladies' than himself
Probably he is correct. Such men are
continually haunted and tormcntcd with
the fear that their sisters and other female
relatives would marry orelopc with dar-
key had they half a chance. This is be-
cause-their own instincts being low and
groseling,--they jndge others by them
selves. a.fitsl to I..t
We shall not stop to ask this niger ha-
ter from what Inliama paper he clipped
the above stuff. but present him with ano-
ther "beautiful item below, which he Is
at liberty to clip and incorporate in his
next letter from "Slow Town as his
Democ rat friend calls it,. If he thinks prop
or. Here 1t Is: 80 -eos7t l
"ELorEArxr ExrrsoHDrxanY- -Qnitc
an excitement has been created among the
dcnizcns Of the Bayeir Bruf section of
country. bv tire strllen clorciacnt oe a
wealthy and highly respectable planter.
with his mother mail servant. a slave. so
near white as to have been taken, at times.
for .laughscs- Sf the lousc. FIrhey are
supposed to have gone 10 Texas, with the
intention. as they lcarn,d from an inter-
ccptcd note ofthc young man. of consum-
mating matrimony.'--Cenfrat (La.) Or
gan. 26h nK. z1,.f l-f rs st.,es.t.sss l.aa
e. can probably grind out sermon on
the practical workings Of abolitionism
FROM the above incident and thus give it
the widest possible circulation. And II
he thinks proper can elucidatc the subject
by giving his experience asa practical
amalaganrationist, while citizen Of a GER
tain town on the bank Of the Ohio. Who
knows but the lady alluded to above is a
daughter Of his? AS. strange things have
hatbened. uwsIbii.p lad eiri1i ~ s1