Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09
Carl Scaa-z and his Reyilers.

Carl ScaagZ and his ReFilers.
The Mineral Point Il,telZtgcucer, whose editor
ike iaauy others OF the Democratic leaders, i.
imbued with spirit Of persecution towards
every German who dares to exercise The right
Of an Anner.ca:t citizen in his choice of candi-
dates for oifice. and prefers to vote the republic
can ticket, comes out in its last issue with an
attack upon Carl ScHuaz, and utters a mali
cious falsehood in the statement that MR.
ScEuRz characterized the Declar.. .ion of Ia de-
peudeuce as diplomatic dodge %. hypocrit-
zeal piece Of special pleading" &c.
The Heseiiigeaeer copies gsrbled extract from
one OF Ma ScHUaz speeches, and represents it
IS the sentiment of that gentleman, W hen the
editor knew, ii he ever read the speech, that
such vas not the case Ma. ScauEz was COM
nenting upon Ar. DOUGLAS Interpretation of
The Declaration Of Independence, IN which
Mr.. Douglas remarked among other things that
the Declaration only meant to declare that
British subjects in America. were as good as
British suhjeets il Great Britain The ex-
tract copied by the Hslaligeaecr was applied by
MIR. Seharz 10 Mr. Douglas Interpretation OF
the Constitution, and was IS follows:
There Is your Declaration of Independence
diplomatic dodge. adopted merely for the
! puTPose OF excusing the rebelious colonies in
to eyes 81 civilized man KIND. There II your
Decistfai ION OF Independence, no longer the sa-
cred code OF the rights ct man, but u hypocri.i-
cal piece OF special pleading, drawn up by
( oatch al ae,fal pettiioggers, who, when speak
/ lHS oi the rights OF man, meant but the priv
/ IeEes Of 4 set OF arlstocratIc Shareholders bat
/ styled Il the rights of man. in order to throw
! dust IA the eyes of the world. and to inveie!e
/ nooic-aearted fools into lending them and and
assistance. These yOur boosted revolution
4 AIRY slTe-, no longer heroes ard sages but ac-
I coinplIshed hum5ugrers and hvpocr;tos who
7ald one thing and meant another: who passed
counterfeit sentiments a genuine and obtain-
Z ca arms and money and assistance and svmpa-
thy on false prcteuses, There is your great
American Revolution. 20 longer the great lam
pion 81 universal principles. but a mean Yam
Aec trick bursts o. applause and Iaughterl-
a wooden Eutmeg-the most iInputleut inpo-
sition ever prac,lc upon the whole world"
Now the editor of the Hae2ligegcer, if he knew
anything Of Mr. Schuz sentiments. knew the
representation tina. they were contained ~ this
extract, was unjust aud false. He only insist
ed that Mr. Douglas Interpretation Of The De-
ciaraiIon Of Independence would render neces-
sary new reading of history, and then follows
the paragraphs quoted above. aud joined to it
III the original but suppressed by the E.4telli-
ga''e.f' appears The following sentence:
-i .,.,l , : Tue way MF t2ns.as wants you TO
Anyrican hi~lorvi Thai is the Kind of LIstory
win winch Is nnds i necessary 70 psop his
I. ~ j.. cl. 1870. m m. ii4,
the motives and the conduct Of the sinner. Of
tue Declaration OF independence
;" o'Feiaeed a m,~rePresen'aii"n Of Mr-
s''-''s''-7 v ~ ''"'D'y win the pause
from which ii Is taken.
arrrr.zes X c,uI..,r $50 S.r.-.l.u,1-o
II Cbirsga ~ Tuesday In, VII ~ -
casion f. \ very lar-s o,tbcrinr If III noii,i.
i - '.o' 7 1'l91,'. tu'S 'No
The y 'de-A~ake procession IN the evening at
o'o59
On Friday, Judge D"uS'aS also addressed the
people a Chicago. and while the crowd pres
ent l. sad 20 be much less il.an that on TIES
day tAe meeting was a lsr-e one
Inc Speech q Senator Seward was one Of the
best yet delivered ty that distinguished gen
''ei"aa while That Of Alr bougIns vas far from
coming Up = the standard Of some ot has form
/ eF speeches.
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