The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-29
"MpRDEK MOST FouL y Many Chil-

| "MuRDEk MOST Foul - Many Chil-
aren trouyht to sudden Grief-W. con
d! fess 10 great fondhe-s for children
own as we'll IA onr neighbour and. for
their especial amusement and delight,
have, for seven or eigh: years, kept an ex-
pensive luxury in the shape Of large
Newfoundland pet dog, with which-not-
w',hs'nnding the pressure Of the lin e. on
our fnan, es-we would not have parted
for any consideration. a. he bad won the
hearts, and WAS The JOY of al; who were so
fortunate ~ to have made his ac1uain-
tauce. But the hearts of these li,tle folks
are now overwhelmed with emo'iobs of
mingled SORROW and digna,ion-sorrow
that their noble p|av-teIlow is dead. and
indignation that he suffered an ignomini
Gus des'h bv s.rangu'a,ion at the hands of
some dastardy white mscegeus who live
in our midst.
Two weeks since we INDUCED in little
pleasantly in speaking Of the exploits of
one Of our loyal officers while down in
Dixie. and the trophies lie had won on the
field of battle. which he brought home
and exhibited to the admiring gaze of our
people as evidences of that patriotism
which burns like raging FIRE in the "buz-
zums" of Loyal Leaguers ever where, aud
is SO profitable to them and 40 costly to
the people and dangsreu. to the welfare
Of tho Nation, and i. bent on running The
=" War Engin. - until the South becomes
despoiIed and this new race of miscegen.
can hold unmoleS,ed their high carnival
over the grave of the Pesce. Prosperity,
Happiness. and Hopes of our >.tion.
Soon after our notice Of this returned
e1>"fficer made ito appearance, we were
threatened by some indignant a,iscegens
that they would marshal a sufficient force
OF tho Loyal League pstriot. to demolish
our press but this threat has not been *.
ecutsd, and we have seen no other iniira>
.inn Of arv intention to execute il, than
that some Of their followers have hanged
our dog Pedro," and i, is giver on,
that The perpesra,iop of this covardI, and
das.ardly acl was intended a. a hint ,ha,
the same fate awaited ourself nnless We
ceased vha, they call our Coppsrhen1
teschings."
We do not believe there i. amoae the
whole four millions of pegroes in the South
one who would be guilty Of 50 mean an
act as this one p-rpr'ra'e| ty these hi,es
In our vI'isge. and W. no lor g-r wonder
thai they acknowledge the negro to be of
n superior race to their own: and We have
no doub' their own progeny would he
greatly improved by a Iiheral Infusion in-
TO their veins of negro blood Yes, the
whole race IT such white miecrean,s who /
would commit, or glory in the commission !
Of. the act Of killing An offenceess and val
liable dog 20 -pie bis mas er, ~oui1 be
greatly improved in morkl chsracte. AT {
east. bv mixture w,h ,ha, tribe Of ua>
ivs Africans who crawl on their BELLE.
nn eat dirt and worm. tor their sut,s,s,-
nee; and We would 4.vi.e the Lo,xl
,e.gue Of Han,o~oc 10 inipor, a few of
he>e wild African. of both sex.s for that
urpose. i. i, would lie no neaner than
he act w- complain Of for them I" carr,
n'o practical operation 'niscegrnation be-
ween such whites ard haif-ciyilze,i Af,i
ans.
Now, Sanbo. ,ha, We hsve established
'lsndlv relations with ,on. We venture to
'vs you a mos. valuable piece o. advice:
When you meet one Of the Reuubtican
'eth'"n who Ia. hsrg-dog look, and he
'rs he loves YOU. tell him Sambn h,h
uttin' I" do with such White trash. Yop ,
~ Ma.sa CRowLEr's dog, and make de
,ilders cry !" F.;