The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02

THE JACOBINS AID THEIR JOURNAL OF CIvrI.lzA-
TroN,-The Harpers are very respectable pril-
tiers, four of them in row. and all very pious-
so pious that when they go in at the gate Of
heaven Mary Magdalene will fall down and
worship them. They have money, and can buy
an Indifferent kind of arr and species OF milk
and watery intellect and these they use in the
publication Of q journal OF civilization" BY
this they mean niger civilization. That they
propose to uphold and develop at any and
every expense to the country. Pretending to
care for the national credit, they would
double the national debt rather than not
give every niger a vote; ridculing the
notion that they are Jacobins, they, would
carry the country to any extreme of political
anarchy rather than give up their little idea.
That is, they care not pin for white civi!iza-
ton, for the tranquility or political welfare Of
the country, whenever the national tranquility
and welfare are put in comparison with the all.
important topic of niger suffrage.
This journal of civilization declares that
there are no fixed rules of political right and
justice that we are bound to observe except
those that apply to the niger. Niger suffrage
is definite; everything else depends upon cir.
cumstances" 1t says that the President has no
policy, and that therefore there is no party OPP
posed to his policy and no Jacobinism, and in
the next breath it indicates that it holds the
very policy that we have denounced as Jaco-
bnism, and intends to resist the set
Element and pacifcation OF the country
by every factious means If that settle.
ment does not crush the Southern white
man out of existence and put the niger
in his place. We have not waged war to put
down rebellion and re-establish peace in the
Southern States, but to put down the white
man and set up the niger; not to abolish
slavery, but to abolish the Shareholder; not to
wipe out the political errors of a people, but
to wipe out the whole vast society that held
those errors, unless that society will go down on
its knees and humble itself before the radicals
in general and these four pious printers in
particular. These are the views Of the Journal
of Civilization. II is curious to observe the
Accomplishments that this kind OF civilization
has on the other pages. One of the illustra.
tlOuS Vi thlS same ISSUE AuCiuuco VicW III q
Broadway concert saloon, and another in an
elegant brothel, in which the women rival one
another in the display Of their charms-the
very class of pictures that is most demoralizing
in the yellow covered literature-the very
prints that in their yellow covers might move
the lofty indignation Of the four pious printers
all in q row. Since such civilization has such
Accomplishments we do not wonder at the pre-
ference of the public for Bonner's Ledger, which
sells to three times the extent of all the Harper
publications together. II people want real
journal Of Civilizations journal whose civil
cation is not rotten with cant and hypocrisy
but is healthy and pure, and which treats the
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