The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-12
For the Democratic Press.
The NeW.fangled Fusionists.

l here cram their crops and STRAIN their gut
lets high,
Peonian auochs in verse and pharmacy"
EDITORS PREss:-I see from the
last issue Of the Eaton Register,
by one Of your correspond
cnts a "smut machine" but / think
more properly an Internal machine,
that we are to have an organized
national police system. l am sor-
ry to hear it, b~ccausothey will con-
denim and destroy the said smut
at present forwarded to ne
by n friend, which will deprive me
and my family Of our weekly laugh
at the Icariau flights Of Ignorance,
and imbecility Of its crudiJe edito-
rial staff. In passing ! must thank
you FOR the portion Of healthy men
tai food and useful information
which you dispense to us in your
paper. Continue "5ans pcur ct
saus rcprocho' to WELD the pen in
the cause Of Democracy. 1t is
painful to find that SO many Of the
Democracy of this and other coun-
ties are willing to be led blindGold
by the party who have ever been
the splittors of States, churches,
Cabinets and families, thus creating
in thehour of their country's great
est peril, a new clique, to make the
confusion Of parties still worse con-
founded. Let the Democrat fusion
lists remember that by their present
course they publicly admit all
their past political career to have
been wrong, and at the same time
they publicly endorse the acts OF
a party whose policy has now be-
come so Q9ious to the country, that
they are forced to rcbaptize them
selves by a new name into the
Union, now struggling in the
throes of dissolution from theil
parricidal stabs. Democrats have
ever been the truost patriots and
dearest friends Of their country
but, "tcmpora muiaUtlW ct nos mu'
tamur in Ills" Now the men who
a short time back carried their six
teen starred flags and proclaimed
the "Constitution a league with
Hell and q covenant with DEATH
brand every real conseryator Of th(
Union and Constitution with trail
torous proclivitics. But abolition.
ism is the clovcn foot, the snake il
the grass, and the blacks are dear
or to the Abolitionists than thu
Union, their country or aught be
II.
side. Pity it is hat every Adolf
ZIONIST cannot be saddIcd with {
4. lack imp to his back and be rid
den from the Northern to thu
/ Southern, and from the Southern
to the Northern pole Of the infer.
nal regions, alternately broiIinG
and freezing, while the legions o
their black friends, cry "Massa
how dye like it. Emancipatc thy.
self and us from this place of tor
ment." The quotation from thu
Register to which l refer is as fol
lows:
"Alrcady the earnest Of war, il
good faith, has gone forth. An et
%liclent system Of police is being in
itiatcd throughout the North unde
the surveillance of which at n,
distant day, no man or press vii
be permitted to utter one disIoya
=, sentiment. Treason IN oar or.
homes will be ferreted out and pun
ished as it ought to be-"
Perhaps the new police will frs
discover where the sixteen Stare
flag is hidden in Eaton, and fin
out who stole the cannon. Blu
are we to be seriously told by tn
editor of the smut sheet, that tn
houses of free Americans arc to b
searched by an organized staff, lie
on by the scent which the editor {
/, the Register may weekly prepar
for them. To be "forewarned
to be forearmed," and the poop
will know how to receive the Res
istcr's ferrets, and how to rcwar
the editor for his vicious threat