Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08
From the Holmes County Farmer.
What the Administration has Done fol
the White Man and the Niger.

What the Administrator has Done for
the White Man and the Niger.
The Boston Liberator, an intense Abolt-
ton sheet, edited by the notorious William
Llovd Garrison, essays to prove what Lin
coins Administration has done for the mig
ger. 1t gives the following catalogue OF
cases and edicts made for his benefit:
1. Emancipation in Western Virginia.
2. Emancipation in Missouri.
3. Emancipation in the District of Colum-
bia.
4. Emancipation in Maryland.
5. Slavery abolished and forever pro-
hibited in all Territories.
6. Kansas admitted as free State.
z. Provisions made to admit Colorado,
Nebraska and Nevada as free States
8. Organization of Idaho, Montana, Daco
tab and Arizona as free Territories.
8. Recognition of the independence oi
Hayti and Liberia.
10. Three m llions of slaves declared free
by Proclamation of the President, January
l, 1868.
IL. All Fugitive Slave Laws repealed.
IL. Inter- State trade abolished.
l3. Niggers admitted to equal rights in
United States Courts, as parties to suits and
as witnesses.
IA. Equality of the Niger recognized in
the public couveyances of the District OF
Columbia.
Is. All Rebel States prohibited from re-
turning to the Union with slavery.
I6. Free labor established on numerous
plantations in South Carolina, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Tennessee and Arkansas.
IL. Schools for the education of freed
slaves in South Carolina. Tennessee, ,.Louisi-
ana. and in Eastern Virginia-where, till
within three wears, to educate the niger
was punishable with death.
l8. The wives and children OF all slaves
employed as freemen in military and other
service of the United States made tree.
10. All niggers, bond and free, enrolled as
part of the military force OF the nation:
20. The loyal people of Arkansas, Ten
nessee. Louisiana and Florida seeking re =
turn to the Union on the basis OF freedom
to all, and of the abolition and prohibition
of slavery. >.
21. The abolition aud prohibition OF
slavery bv an amendment of the Constltu-
tion passed in the Senate by two-thlrds ma
iority. and by nearly the same in the House.
Lost by lack Of three or four votes through
the influence of Democratic members.
%. The nation through its Representa-
tives in Baltimore, j une 8, made the aboll-
its governmental administration policy Tor
the future.
%. The Federal Government forbidden
to employ any man as slave IN any
capacity.
"a. One hundred and fifty thousand mig
gers, mostly freed slaves, in the pay ana
uniform of the Government as soldiers.
That shows that the Administration has
been faithful indeed to the interest OF the
niger, and employed ali its powers IN MS
behalf.
Mr.. Garrison makes out his case; but
there is another point-what has Llncoio
and his Administration done for the white
race?
! He has called out two million and a
half Of able-bodied men to the war
. He has sent full million OF white peo
pie to their graves.
He has carried mourning into almost
every white household.
4 He has saddled the country with
National debt of least four thous and mil
lions of dollars, which will He an oppressive
burden and incubus upon the labor and
Ca pitfalls of the country.
5 He has DESTROYED the Union and sub
verted our republican form of Government.
6. He has carried want, poverty and des-
titution into the homes of the poor, by ad-
vancng the price of living to point be-
yond their reach.
Z. He has fatally deranged and destroy
ed the6urrency of the country.
g. He has degraded the nation in the eyes
of foreign nations.
9 He has destroyed the freedom oi the
Press and Of the ballot, and fatally impair
ed personal liberty.
This is what Lincoln has done Tor the
white race! Is not the comparison an in
structive one? If Lincoln is entitled to the
gratitude of the black, ought he not to re-
ceiye the eternal curses aud maledctious OF
the white race?