The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-03
Deneeraey and it, Csacsnitaats
Analganafions
NeSro Equality!
Negro Suffrage!
Abolitionisn


| READ! REAO!! READ!!
We charge the Democrats Of the Dortl
With being partieeps eTiminis With the Dem
oesats Of the South in the production OF en-
million Of aHl0toes, and for all the dis
| gu.ting coucabinags which prevails in thu
South.
fTvo:e for LrxcoIx and CrErrs, and oil
the Republican eandidases--shey are opposed
| to amaigamstion.
We charge the Deuocfacy Of Ohio. es-
pecialIy, Of being in favor OF negro equality
/ because they voted in lS4S 10 the Ohio Leg
/ isla,ure for the repeal Of the "Black Laws
the effect Of which was to make the
testimony Of . negro equal to that Of .
/ white man! The editor Of the Coshoctou
| Democrat, the Hon. A. G. DimmocS, then
/ a Democratic Senator, enc new . famous
| Dred Scott tool Of the South. in . letter to
his Constituents, thus justified his vote on
| that occasion:
81 do not admit that the repeal Of the
Black Laws was a sacrifice of PRINCIPLE
| for il is Q fundamental item in the Demo.
cratic creed that ''all men are created free
asd equal"
Hyose for LINCOLN and Curtis, and all
the Republican csndidates-they are opposed
to Negro Equality.
| We charge the Democracy with voting for
Gov. Chase for United State Senator, and
thu. indorsing his silver pitcher letter, which
,h,y say declares, "disapprobation Of that
clause in the Constitution which denies to =
portion Of the colored people the right Of
suffrage"
eyvote for LINCOLN and Curtis, and
all the Republican candidates-they arc OPP
posed to Negro Suffrage.
We charge the democracy with zealously
supporting Gen. Jackson for the Presidency,
when i. is notorious that he addressed the
colored men of Louisiana as HIS BRETI.
ERN, and appealed to them to fight, shoulder
TO shoulder, for the defense of New Orleans,
WITH WHITE MEN.
We charge the Democracy with support
ing Richard NJ. johnson for the Vice Presi-
dency, who lived in open and shameless
adultery, all his life long, with a NEGRO
CONCUBINE, "BlacI as the ace Of spndes,"
who bred numerous brood of yellow
children by her, and thus truly mixed his
own Anglo. Saxon blood with that Of no
gro-thus establishing an equality with ne.
groes on the most odious amslgamasion
principle.
We charge the Democracy with pcr,ina
ciousb supporting johnson after he had at
tempted, en- Fourth Of July occasion, to
force his daughters into equality with the
white ladies present.
We charge the Democracy Of the North
with being in open alliance with the Democ-
racy of the South, who, during the last de-
cennjnl period, have begosten one million Of
yel!ov basfards. ln the South there is no
legal marriage with negroes. The Democ-
racy there run loose with as little compunc-
ton IN regard to propriety and decency as
is observed by the beasts of the field. No
Black Republicans are to be found in the
South, hence, amalamagat;on and Hbidi-
nousequaliiy Uiih negroes is fairly traceabls
to the Democracy of tho South, and through
them to their bretheren in the north, who
havenot condemned this Practice, either in
National, State or county Conventions!
W, charge the Democracy with support
ing Southern men for distinguished political
stations, WHO HAVE SUCKED NEGRO MOTHERS
IN 1FAxcY-thus sustaining life on negro
milk! The children of the Southern Dem
ocrat are nurscd by the negroes; sleep with
negroes; play with negroes. The old and
the Young bucks herd with them, as cattle
herd with each other, and the result is.
hund.eds of mulattoes arc horn every day
uhos, fathers are Southern Democrats.
cTVo,e for LINCOLN aud Curtis, and
all the Republican candidates-they are OPP
posed TO amalcamation and Negro Equality
of this character.
We charge the democracy With entertain
ing the sentiments Of Samuel Cox, late eii-
tor Of the OHIO Statesman, a member elect
Of Congress Of the Columbus District, who,
while at Rome, wrote a book extoliing the
African race, commencing the "eloquenos
Of the despised negro" who, he said, "illus-
hated to the world the common bond Of
Brotherhood which binds the human race -
Loo; at that! The Democracy Of Ohio,
"TllE BRETHREN OF NEGROESw
Won't some Buck African negro haser faint
when he smells these words? In the same
work, Samuel Cox-now one Of the pets
and favorites Of the Slave Democracy
GALL DISTINCTIONS OF CASTE ARE
|ODlOUS" Stuff that up your delec.sbls,
fas,idious Democratic noses!
GY'Vote for LINCOLN and CURTIS. and
all the Republican caudijatcs--they do not
believe that call distinctions Of caste are
odious!'
We charge the Democracy with giving
their aid and SUPPORT to the making Of new
Slaves States, nhere concubinGge Nth ne
groes will tecome m established practice.
We charge the Democracy with being .ib-
Dillon Wooliey Heads with being in IA
vor Of finally eyadicaiing' and aboiishing
Slavery in the Slave States. Read the an
nexed resolution which was regularly incor-
pora,ed into the Democratic creed during
the years 1850, 80 "a and 1855.
Resolved, That the people Of Ohio, now,
as they always have done, look upon slavery
as an evil, and unfavorable to tho devel-
opemens Of the spirit and prscticsl benefits
OF free institutions, and that entertaining
these sentiments, they will at all times feel
it to be their duty to use all power clearly
given, by the terms Of the National compact,
to prevent its increase, to mitigate, and anal-
" eradicate the evil"
FINALLY ERADICATE THE EVIL. !"
Is this not ultra Alb lition ground! The
Republicans propose not to extend slavery
into free territories; bu, let it alone in the
States where it exists, but this resolution Of
the Democracy Of former days, boldly pro-
pose to use ALL TIE POWER clearly
given by the National compact, to PRE-
VENT IT'S INCREASE AND FINALLY
ERADICATE THE EyILw
We charge the Democracy with being At
one time notorious Abolisionists, and at an.
ether of being viilainous pro- slavery men.
They were in the first category when thsy
repealed the Black Laws IN ls4S. and for
FIVE successive years passed anti slavery rec.
buttons in their State Conventions.