The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
fes his vote on that occasion.

CREATED FREE AND EQUAL"
and the extension of the principle to the Ne
gro sOas departure from tie rule of er-
pedieney only Which under Other ,c;rcnm.
stances would not haze been granted"
We charge the Democracy with voting
for Gov, Chase for U. S. Senator. and
thus endorsing his silver pitcher letter,
which declares "dsapprobation Of that
clause in the Consultation which denies 10
a portion of the colored people the right
of suffrage" -1
We charge the Democracy with zeal
Eously supporting Gen. Jackson for the
Presidency when it is notorious that he
addressed the colored people of Louisiana
as his brethren, and appealed to them to
fight shoulder to shoulder, for the defense
of New Orleans, WITH WHITE MEN.
We charge the Democracy with sup
porting r. M. johnson for the Vice Pres
idency, who lived In open ard shameless
adultery. all his life Bng, with aNEGRO
CONCUBINE. black as the ace ofspades,
who bred a numerous brood Of. yellow
children by her, freely mixing his own
Anglo-Saxon blood with negro wench
for forty years; thus establishing an equal
ity wiM negroes on the most odious ANAL
gamation principles
We charge the Democracy with peril
haciOusly supporting Johnson, afierhe had
attempted. on Fourth Of July occasion
to force his daugbters into an equality
with white ladies preseht.
We charge the Democracy in the cam
paing of 184o of abusing Gen. Harrison
and accusing him Of voting iora law "sel-
ling poor white men to negroes" when at
the same time they sustaining for the Sec
ohd Office in the Government notorious
Emalgaihaiionist and manufacturer of mu.
lattoesl
We charge the Democracy the North
with being in open alliance with the De-
mocracy Of the South. during last decep-
nial period, have 6sgottsn one million gel.
lou 6astards. In the South there is no
legal marriage with negroes. The Dem
ocrary run loose with slave wenches and
mix their blood with them with as little
compunction in regard to propristy and
decency, as is abserved by the teasts of
the field. No Black Republicans are 10
be found in the South, and hence all the
an,algunatiOh and liJidinous equally with
negroes, is Iairly tfaceable to the Democ.
racy of the South, and through them, to
their brethren In the North; who have not
condemned these practices either in Ma.
tional, State or County Conventions! If
they should, the whole South void bot
from the Democracy Of the North.
We charge the Democracy with sup.
porting Southern men for distinguished
political stations, who have sucked negro
mothersin infancy; thus sustaining life in
regro milk! Is there not equality in this9
The children of the Southern Democracy
are nursed by negroes, sleep with negroes
play with negroes. The old and the young
bucks herd with wenUhes as cattle herd
with each other, and the result is, hundreds
of mulattoes are born every day, whose
fathers are Southern Democrats. Who
In this case, are for "Negro Equalay?'
Virginia stands at the head of the anal.
gamation column and in the front rank OIL
the Amalgamation Democracy. "Washing
the blackamoor white" is the great bust.
ness OF the slave breeder there. He mix.
es white and black blood with a, much
zeal and steadness as an Ohio farmer does
that of white and black hogs. In the
free States, where the Republicans were
greatly in the ascendant. in 1856, ther.
were but sc, ,649 mulattoes, (and two-thirdi
OF these ars the original product Of con
cubiuage between the Southern Democrat
ic shareholders and their ebony wenches,
while in Virginia alone, there are 78.775
-25, 1876 more than in all the free States
togsther!--Tell us, Mr.. Ohio Democrat
who are the are the amalgamationists'
Who are for negro equality of the bases
sort?
We charge the Democracy, by thei
affilla,iou with the Aholitionists and Free
Soilers of l848, Of being in favor ofever.
article in their creed, viz; negro suffrage
negro oaths against white men, negro ju
rymen, negro marriage, negro schools il
common with whites, negro officers. from
: President to Constable, and negro cquali
!, ty in all things.
: We charge the Democracy with enter
Z. tanning the sentiments of Samuel Cox lat
9 editor of the Ohio Statesman, and Con
! gresham from the Columbus District, VIII
0 while at Rome, wrote book extolling tn
g African race, commencing the "eloquenc
! of the despised negro" who he said, 81
lustrates TO The world the common bon
: Of brotherhood which binds the huma
F., race: Look at that! The Congo DE
y mocra"y Of Ohio "THE BRETHREN Oh
!. NEGROES" Won't some Buck Africa
d negro hattr faint when he reads ihes
words? In the same work, Cox-no,
: one of the pets and favorites Of the Slav
y DemocI acy--says; GALL DISTINC
TIONS OF CASTLE ARE ODIOUS!
# Stuff that up your delecatable, fastidiou'
s Congo neses! Cetire to your polecat ken
i nels and lie down in the same lair wit
9 Pompey, Sambo and Julius Caesar!
b We charge the Democracy with givin
J. their aid and support TO tile making {
d new slave States. where concubinage wit
b negroes will become an established praC
tics. rs, s1aeoJ arlr -sre
: We charge the Democracy with bein
" Abolition Woolley Heddsl--witE being i
. favor Of "fnally eradicating and abolish
ing slavery in the Slave States, by the OF
y Grafton of which act, il it could be accom-
|. n1isbad Sa;JI;ons of M,tLoffoeS and Conn