The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
4 SGlEeisrrEs View.

The Richmond Enquirer o: the 24th
Oct speaking of the influence Of the re-
cent elections in Chic and Pennsylvania
on the continuance of the war. said:
TO make sure that cur separation. as
two distinct political communities. be com
plete and eternal, it is perhaps ncedful that
the war be fought out to the very end:
that is to say, 10 ;hc entire destruction OF
the Yankee nation. The longer they car
ry on the war and the more atrocious they
make It, the more impossible it will be that
there should ever be any sort Of union be-
tween US and that detcsted people. y year
ago there were many 'rcconSiructionistS
in Virginia TO say nothing of other
States.-wc mean a scrt OF partial recon
structionists looking to reunion. and Of
course. on. honorable terms Where are
they now? The continued and still IN
creaslng brutality If our enemy IN all the
regions occupied by their troops, but more
especially the distinct policy OF entire sub
I ugation, with the reduction Of these States
! to Territories universal corliscation. dis
fIanchisemcnt. disarmament and settle
mcnt Of our lands by Yankee lropriotors.
this plain policy. announced by Lincoln
and adopted by Generals. minister's. plat
forms OF republicans. and now deliberate
ly sanctioned by the Ohio and Pennsy IVA
MIA elections, has opened Ike eyes ana rcry-
ed the hearts OF thousands Of week and
well intentioncd men. who dreamed ,f
peace on some terms" and who now
know that they can have peace on no
terms save surrender at discretion and ;sb-
icct vassalage to the mcanest and most
vulgar race Of bciags on all this earth.-
Therefore. we say. let black republicani-
SIN grow blackcr let every Yankee ten
cral e as Nilroy. and Butler. and Ec>e-
Grams, and Burnside; let The printing press
Is Of Chase rest not. neither by day nor
yet by night; let northern cities revel and
uin riot on paper wealth, based on the
credit of lands in the Confedclacy or in
the moon; let The whole Yankee nation
drunk and mad with passion. rusL along III
their insane dream Of conquest. and tri-
umrh. and pleasure to- the very edge Oft
abv1s cf fcrdition. and then down with
them al % tie devil together.
It is wholesome fer our People to look
on and see that extraordinary nation thus
possessed by an evil spirit. AM running
yiolen,ly down a steep place TO the sea.
Ike the swine in the country Of ;he Cad
arcne$ There is small temptation to link
ourselves to their fate and for;uues; next
yeqr there Viii be still less; and if there
be yet living amongst II. any so.t headed
reconsuuctionist or submissionists he will
then hc cured
Whereas We should have dreaded the
evil effects Of Nallandigham ana h:s COZ
pcrheads. and his moral suasion. united as
It would be, with a vigorous prosecution OF
thc war,-in enc hand the s 4. in The
other money bribe=, party alliances. con
stitutional guarantees, and honorable
terms" Those influences woUld still have
found we fear. certain Of the meaner and
more stupid Contederatcs ready to listen
and respond to the false promises Of Yam
KEGS \ crop OF t'nionists would appear
again: the natural allies of northern cop
perheads are southern blockheai-; and
original anti-EXodists would again snuff at
the iicsh-pots of the Egyptians.
Far better as il IS; the present program
me happily insure to Us 4 complete. final.
and irrcyokable separation from Yankees.
which is the paramount political good. y
the President truly said at Selma, "Olag
ty fore cf' orns could the Yankees he
brought to reason, or their plans for cur
suhiugation be Geafetd'