The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

eroes On he most ediess amalssnatiss
principle
We charge tAs DsaseraeJ With psstiss-
eioosly supporting johnson afta be had ~
tempted, On Fourth Of July oecasion, "a
force his daughters into eqsality with thu
white ladies present.
We charge The Dememse3 u he North
With being in open alliance with the Democ-
racy Of the South, Who, during the last de-
cennial period, have bexotten one million Of
pellor 6astasds. In the South there 10 No
legal marriage With ue4r61s. The Democ-
rscy there run loose with g little conpupe-
tieo in regard 70 propriety and deceney q
Black Republicans are 70 Be fosnd in the
South, hence, sMalGma9atioa snd libidi-
nous equality srith segroes 10 fairly sraceabls
TO the Democracy Of the South, add through
them, to their bretheren in the north, Who
have not condemned this practice, either in
Nstioual, State or county Conventions!
We charge the Democracy vith support
ing Southern men for distinguished political
stations, WHO HAVE srckxD MICRO MOTHERS
II IxTAScr-shus sustaining life on negro
milk. The children Of The Southern Dem
ocrats are nursed by the negroes; sleep with
negroes; play With negroes. The old and
the young bucks herd with them, a. cattle
herd with each other, and the result 10.
hundreds of mulattoes are born svsry day
srhose fathers are Southern Democrats.
We charge the democracy With entertain
ing the sentiments of Samuel Cox, late edi.
tor of the Ohio Statesman, . member elect
Of Congress Of the Columbus District, who,
while at Rome, wrote book extolling the
African race, commencing the "eloauence
of the despised negro" who, he said, s'illus.
trated to the world the common bond oil
brotherhood which binds the human race %
LOOK at that! The Democracy of Ohio,
0THE BRETHREN OF NEGROES %
Won't some Buck African negro ha,er faint
when be emells these words? In the came
work, Samuel Cox-now one Of the pets
GALL DISTINCTIONS OF CASTE ARE
ODlOUSw Stuff that up your delecsable
fastidious Democratic noses!
We charge the Democracy with givinl
their aid and support to the making Of new
Slaves States, rhere concubinage Nth ne
groes will become an established practice.
We chargethe Democracy with being 40
clifton Woolley Heads with beine,in IA
vor Of finally eyadicdting" and abolishing
Slavery in the Slave States. Read the an.
ne1ed resolution which was regularly incor.
porated into the Democratic creed durin,
the years 1850, '52 "a and 1855.
| Resolred, That the people of Ohio, now
% they always have done, look upon SLAYER,
a. an evil, and unfavorable to the devel
opement of the spirit and practical benefits
Of free institutions, and that entertaining
these sentiments, they will at all times fee
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 final
| ~ eradicate the evil"
| "FINALLY ERADICATE THE EVIL -
Is this not ultra Abolition ground! Tn,
Republicans propose not to extend SLAYER,
into free territories; but let it alone in til
States where it exists, but this resolution o
the Democracy of former days, boldly pro
pose to use ALL TIE POWER clearl,
given by the National compact, to PRE-
VENT IT'S INCREASE AND FINALLY
ERADICATE THE EVILn'
We charge the Democracy with being .
one time notorious Aboltionists, and at an
other of being vil!ainous pro- slavery men
They were in the first category when the
repealed the Black Laws in lS43, and TO
FIVE successive years passed anti .slave cry res
olutions in their State Conventions. :