The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-30

W commend 10 the nasty. SneaklnG. dlrt-
eating. Northern doughfaces who are so ready
to kiss the-foot Of JEFF. Davis the follow
ing extracts from his organ, the Richmond
Enqurer- Visala Delta.
The above is fair sample of the slang used
by the contemptibe editors of the Union split
ting party in this State. The imported fasifer
of the Delta knows, if he knows anything that
Davis and his crew look to his kind for aid in
getting their skirts clear from the temple oI
the Union The rebels. like the aboltionists
trpmbe at the chance of the success of the
" Northern doughfaccs" The following arc
the extracts quoted by him:
"1'o be plain we fear and dstruSt far more
these apparent advances of the Democrats
than the open atrocities Of the philanthrOpists
of Massachusetts That Democratic party
ALWAYS was our worst enemy; and but for its
poisonous embraces these States world have
been free and clear of the unnatural Union
twenty years ago. 1t is not the Stewards and
Summers. the Black Republicans and abolition
lists, who have hurt Us. They were right al
along, there was an iTrepreSsble conflict be
tween two different civilizations. two opposite
social organizations they were no more able
to live peaceablv together in one government
than two hands can wear one glove IF We
did not discover so soon as the aholitioniStS
this great truth, it was because the Democratic
party. neutral as It was in principle false tc
both sides and wholly Indifferent to the aorOll
of either of the opposing communities placed
itself between. raised the banner of spoils
and-wc all know the rest. The idea Of that
odious party coming to life again. and holding
ont their arms to US make Us shiver rs foul
breath is malaria its touch is death.
Give US the open foeman; let him be as
ferocious and greedy as you will Let our
enemy appear as an exterminating Yankee
host we pray. and not as a Democratic Con
vention. Let him take any shape but that
Already we have visions of the men of feeble
knees, tender feet, and undulating spines losing
their sense and manhood, as they did alas, So
often before. We scent from afar off the old
dead cOmpromiSc-0bsd omen and seem to
feel upon our throats the strangua,ions Of IN,
clean fingers But it is dream nobody lives
in this Confederacy who viii dare to propose
or to hint even at a distance. that we should
sacrifice at that abominable shrine all the gal
aut blood freely poured ont to sanctify our
nation. For it comes to this we can have
no peace noIr, save by submission no peace
now save by making once more an affiliation
with Northern party. and, making the De.
mocracy present of all that inestimable treas.
ure of the dearest blood that flowed in Southern
veins"
The above proves what Democrats have oil
along told the people.-that the abolitionists
were playing into the hands of their Southern
brethren" and shows, also. that rebels and
Republicans are aware that as soon as the
Democratic and conservative sentiment of the
country shall take command of the ship Of
State. the masses-North and Souh-will
scorn. abhor. and brand with disgrace the
iniquiiious leaders who have brought sorrow,
desolation and poverty over this once prospe-
rous, united and happy country.