Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
How the Money Goes.


A New York Exchange under the head
of"Things Financial and Commercial"
says;
We are to have more bonds, more treas.
ury notes, more legal tenders aud tract
ioual bills avalauchod upon the country 10
the extent OF jyteea hundtGtaHdOy MIL
Ion Of ootiarS, according to the report of
the House Committee of Ways AID Means.
Con idcring that the "backbone of the re-
bcllion'' is now sitter than ever, and the
vcrtebrm of the North seems to grow
weaker and weaker, this sum is rather a
steep price for few items of th9 "holy
war" When this tax ridden and blood
dreuchcd country rises up in It's wrath, rs
it will, as true as God rules above US,
aud demands Of the Abolition crew in
Congress, and the Abolition leaders OUT
of Congress "a settlement for their mi5decds
these fanatics, L9ecjoy, Sumner, Stevens,
Wade, Greeley aud Dcccher, will cry
aloud for the bills and mouutans to fall
agd shield them from the doom which
awaits them. Let them remember the
fate OF Robespierro and Dauton, and Ma
rat and the rest of the leaders of the Jaco
bian party Of France. The very men who
now support and applaud the fanatics in
Congress, will turn about and rend them
to peices If we endorsed the "gujllotne"
in this country, in one year every radical
leader in Congress would have his head
rolling in basket, by the order of his
present supporters. Such is history the
world over. A despotc administration in
sures its own ruin by its own acts -
Lincoln will cry out ere one year rolls
over, and the bloody battles continue, in
the very language of Robcspierre, when
weary of the blood be was shedding :;
Death death always death and
the scouudrels threw all the r, spon'ibiIity
upon me ! What a memory sha!l leave
behind me Life is a burden to me-. ---
At last Robespicvre himself fell.
"Wherc does :he money 60 p ask the
honest working man, as he sees the huge
amounts ordered By committees of the
Senate aud House, to be disbursed by the
War Department. My fellow laborer,
have you ever heard of one Mr. French,
an iron caId, high pressure Aboitonist,
whose good lady, one Mrs. French, year
ago embraced at Port Royal, score or
two of black, greasy wenchesi in the street
in broad poon day. aud called them cher
dear sisters p Well, Mr.. and Mrs. French
landed at that negro department., teaching
the little Diggers to sing "gal-ory, halle.
lujah.' The exact number of dlminutiye
sbonies which have compassed the task is
officially set down at 100, and the little
item of bill against Uncle Sam, who is
very liberal now, as he gripds out his
money by steam, is $500 900 for teaching
the little Dinahs Think oft, tax payer.!
$500 200 to teach little nicgc-s, and the
little white children OF the poor soldiers
starving, because the Secretary OF the
Treasury cannot pay their fathers for the
past eight months service in fighting for
Tor this niger. "Ah ha " shout the black
nynphs OF Beaufort, "nigger sumGn now
days; brces de Lor; white gal 40 whar,
yah ! yah! yah - Ba. here is where
he money goes, my white friend, to pay
for negro war. Bend to your task. put
your shoulder to the wheel, work I'll your
very heart sweat cod. Water the earth
like dew, with the big drops which roll
from your toll wriukIcd brow; your fate
is, 10 be taxed enormously for a uigger
war; and pay beside, thousands Of mil
lions for Niger freedom. Who allotted
this take, my honest working man? ? Abra-
ham Lincoln takes the rcspousihiiity.-
Taxation is savery-debt is slavery
Abraham Lincoln enslaves the white man
for the purpose Of imposing so called free.
dom upon the negro, Abraham Lin
coin degrade9 his own race by lifting up
the negro to its level, and yokos not onl !
the present generation, but the future, into
more CALLING seryitudo than ever cursed
the Caucasian race since Adams timo.