The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-01
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Negro Equaaisy kecord of Democracy
Martin Van Buren Bennett. Presidentia'
Elecsorof the Abolition or Douglss.xing q
the Be,lsversss party, In bis speech hsrsla
Saturday pIped long and loud about the
Republican party being in favor Of placing
the negro on perfect eqoaiity with the
wh,ser.eefriloHinx in-fheEake Of ye
great Bennett. We DOW fad ths organ. Of the
aforesaid party. published in this city. This
is nothing neS-itis only areupening Of an
old Douglas lead into the reso arces Of ropu-
lar pgeiidiees. They know thar there is,not
one atom Of truth IN their representations
about the Republican party favoring or
advocating negro equality, but yet
they manifest a reckless determination to
work this lead With great animosisy and
activity. with the vain hope of gathering a
little fresh strength for their s.sick'' party,
By baseless and pitiful appeal to the
prejulices Of the people. Now that our
Douglas friends have evinced determina-
tion to harp upon "negro equality We
propose to furnish them with few facts.
showing that it is Democracy ana not Re-
pablicanism, that tends to the equalizing
IF the races. We call the attention of the
Abolition or Douglas wing of the Belleverets
party, to this record, from the Lebanon.
Ohio, Star:
We charge the Democrats of the north
Sith being pdrticeps crsmitis with the Dem
oerats of the South in the production of one
m,llioa of mmatoes, and for all the dis
gushing coucabinase which prevails in the
South.
We charge the Democracy of Ohio. es-
pssally. of being infavor of negro equality
because they voted in ls4S in the Ohio Leg
stature for the repsalaof the tBlac< Laws"
the effect of which, was to make the
testimony Of a negro equal to that Of a
White man! The editor of the Coshocton
Democrat, til Hon. A. G. Dimmock, then
/, Democratic Senator, and now Il famous
bred Scott teol OF tie Suth, in a letter 10
lis constituents, thus justified his vote on
hat occasion: -.s -.-...4 a.s .a.r
81 do not admit that the repeal Of the
Black Laws was sacrifice of PRINCIPLE
Tor If ia fundamental item in the Demo
cratic creed that ''all men are created free
and equai.' ~
We charge the Democracy with voting for
Gov. Chase for United State Senator, and
thus indorsing his silver pitcher letter, which
they say declares, ''disapprobation of that
clause in the Constitution which denies to
portion of the colored people the right Of
--."sr. saa
We charge the democracy with zea!ously
supporting Gen. JACKSON fer the Presidency.
when it is notorious that he addressed the
oolared men OF Louisiana as HIS BRErti-
ERN, and appealed to them to fight. shoulder
to shoulder, FOR the defense Of New Orleans,
WITH WHITE MEN. s.....~
We charge the Democracy with support
ing Richard VI. Johnson for the Vice presi-
leucv, who lived in open and shameless
adultery, all his life long, with NEGRO
"Black as the ace of spades,o
who bred q numerous brood Of yellow
children bv her, and thus truly mixed bis
own Anglo Saxon blood with that Of a ne
gro--thus establishing an equality with me-
groes on the most odious amalgamation
principle.
We charge the Democracy with pertina-
ciously supporting Johnson after he had at
en- Fourth of July occasion, to
force his daughters into equality with the
white ladies present. g-..--
We charge the Democracy of the North
with being in open alliance with the Democ-
racy of the South, who, during the last de-
eennial period, have begotten one million of
yeIloU basiards. Ia the South there is no
legal marriage with negroes. The Democ-
racy there run loose with as little compunc-
ton in regard to propriesy and decency as
is observed by the beasts of the field. No
Black Republicans are to be found 10 the
South, hence, dmatdmagaiioa and Hbidi-
nous equality triih negroes is fairly traceable
to the Democracy of the South, and through
them, to their brotheren in the north, who
have not condemned this practice, either in
National, State or county Conventional
We charge the Democracy with support
ing Southern men for distinguished political
stations, WHO HAVE SUCKED NEGRO MOTHERS
IN IsraNeY--thus 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, as cattle
herd with each other, and the result is.
hundreds of mulattoes are born every day
tehose tdfhars are Southern Democrats.
We charge the democracy with entertain
ing the sentiments of Samuel Cox, late edi.
tor of the Ohio Statesman, a member elect
Of Congress of the Columbus District, who,
while ai Rome, wrote book extoliing the
African race, commenting the s'eloquenee
of the despised Negro" who, he said, .'ilus-
tsated to the world the common bond Of
brotherhood which binds the human race -
Loot at thatl The Democracy of Ohio.
1.-THE BRETHREN OF NEGROES,"
Won't some Buck African negro hater faint
when he smells these words? Ia the same
work, Samuel CGx-now one OF the pets
and faverites Of the Slave Democracy-says:
"ALL DISTINCTIONS OF CASTE ARE
oDiOUS !" Stuff that up your deleetable,
fgsildi0us Democratic noses!
We charge the Democracy with giving
their aid and sup ort to the making Of new
Slaves States, tchere coacubjHage wifh ne
yroes will ecome an established practice.
We charge the Democracy with being db-
clifton IFooIiey Heads with being in ia.
sor Of finally esadicdfiag'' and abolisbng
Slavery in the Slave States. Read the aB-
nexed resolution which was regularly incor-
poTated into the Democratic creed during
the years 1850, 80 "a and 1855. s...-
ResoIred. That the people of Ohio. now,
ns they always have done, look upon slavery
rs an evil. aBd unfavorable to the devs!-
apemens of the spirit and practical benefits
of FREQ institutions, and that entertaining
these sentiments, they will at ali times feel
il 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
Is eradicate the evil.''
FINALLY ERADICATE. THE EVIL ?,
Il this net ultra Alb lition ground! The
Republicans propose not to extend slavery
into free territories; but let it alone in the
States where it exists, bat this resolution Of
the Democracy Of former days. boldly pro-
rose to use ALL Tue POWER clearly
given by the National compact, to PRE-
y