The Black Republican., 1865-05-20

taaaeoct AtAhS ana 1Oulsfana, q GO1lQ s
'olumn OF ninety thousand men viii be 4
Ible to give the Gincinnatfans taste from J
hat chalice whose poisoned contents they | I
lave, with so much devilish delight, com !
nended to those who had never wronged | /
hem, but, on the contrary, were their most | !
valuable customers and best supporters. {
Next to Boston itself, Cincinnati is, of j
all other places, the very one where !
we should most delight to see our army
of the Ohio take up its winter quarters. The
Yankees of that place, as well as those in
st. Louis and Chicago, have refined upon
the fanaticism of "the old cradle of liber-
ty," have subtiliZed it, and although we
should like to visit upon the latter towns
fair share of the injury they SO ruthlessly
counseled and stimulated againNt us, we are
willing to compromise with the descendants
of the pilgrims of both st. Louis and Chi
cago if fifty thousand troops of the descrip- |
ton now in the West are quartered in Gin |
cinnati, just to superintend navigation IN |
the Ohio during the months of the freeze. |
St. Louis and Cincinnati before the fall |
campaign closes must be in possession OF |
our Southern armies, where we shall then
be able to assist the Yankee exterior block
ade by an interior Gordon over which no edl-
bles hall pass under any preteXt for the North
ern or Eastern States All these things we
regard as accomplishable indeed, all the
conflicts yet had with the enemy every
where indicate their certainty why then
should we allow ourselves to doubt the Ca
pacity of our armies to free our great inter-
nal lines Of communication from YANKEE
| domination at an early day?
DIR. Kennedy becomes Grateful.
From the True Delta. Oct. Il, 1851
To the head that conceived and planned
| and the hands that executed the recent
! operations against the LincOlnitc enCamp-
ment upon Santa Rosa Island, the highest
praise Of grateful country is justly due ana
win be sincerely rendered.
DIR. Kennedy Expects Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio to Join the COnfederacy.
From the True Delta, Oct. o. 1851
Mcclellan once utterly routed, We can
settle accounts with Illinois, Indiana ana
Ohio, and aid the true men OF those States
, to attach their future fortunes to those WIN
: whom nature has indissoluDly llnKed tngul
T | rather than to the Yankees, with whom theS
! have no sentiment or interest in common.
: A Hoot of Derlsion Mt the Yankee Navy
From the TruelDelta Oct Ia, 1851
S Wherever, throughout the civilized World
t the full particulars Of the naval colnDaI W u
q the Mississippi river, of Saturday last, i'l
p published a hoot of universal derlsloh WI
eel be heard at the presumption, empty poaSls
r ignorance and poltroonery OF the allhe amt.
d nation. who, with an arrogance ana lInpt
d dence peculiar to themselves nave pee
|, proclaiining their indisputable inyinclbnlt
T. at sea.
rs D, Kennedy Hath Great Expectations Z
Rebel Successes.
~ From the True Delta, Sept Is, 1861.
Beaurcgard, Johnston, Magruder, az
o+her GIANTS IN the profession, will make u
ST lower valley of the Potomac renowned
ve story. Lee and the true-hearted and cnlv'
of rous Wise-the treason killer as the latt
n hos heen called for his annihilation OF "a
= Eee Know-Nothingism in the South-W
Lte make Western Virginia an uncomlofC1D C1D
of camping ground for the Lincolnites; VIM
lis the Texan, A. S. Johnston, VIII give, W. ,s d
he ouitp confident, an early ana e1ilclent Cou
nj 6fbis quality to Black Republlcanlsm III 0
ed | own great valley.
led uu. Kennedy's Opinion Of the FhSr
EN- Fathers, the AO0ltaohAs'S A
10 KEGS in GenePfh. -
ILe From the Daily True Delta, Feb 3, 1851
~ Roclx in the dim Past a band of pilgrim
90 90 thrust out from England and hndlng tc
7en norarv home among the fogs and dyke-p
~ ferted shores of Holland, set sail for the G.
and comfortless wilderness OF New Eng1al
II was a sad day for the New "oTla WI
in the religious adherents OF that SiSa1n
nee hIasphemer, the Protector, who laoelleq
cal cannon with the scriptural words, = IL
ed omen thou our mouths and we Will sh
,Ily | forth thv praisen struck the tilnts OF
and month Rock. The little MayftoWer was
lip Pandora-box which has shoWered woe VI
ME our people - o,os6 somewh
II within the Drecints of Boston which ser
the to blacken the page of history.
,Iry Piptv-mongcrs took possession OF the St'
md; and ecclesiastical jargon tlled the lahu' q M
'e,, ea5 Tired of reverend oppression of the viii
I tho Puritans seized the skirts OF the
ailv mighty negro" and clung to them a
YES wards with a eenacity worthy OF that
Dur- which sanctifed the iniquities OF the
The book. ,a v,1
lrea- r,ade his mark 1pon New England W
wise blatant fellow who re]olceS III INC tl''iA'
enoe one, ga All the men-women of the land, all
Nous knayes in petticoats, squeaked
~. nhemv. set aside the Bible and sWore oy
d. " Iiberator."
oo1,, Who took up the Garrisonion shout and
: ! ~ + throughout New England and west O
: mn. Hudson is Henry Ward Beecher. /
,hnrs Boston looked upon him as genuine
ad to nhet, the palpitating evangei OF unlV
1oin1 | freedom and thousands In the clty OF
rated Stuyvesant listened TO nhn ~ VIC ei -
,,ar | old to the Delphian oracle. EVERY ou
. Tn this nolitico-ecclesiastical petttogger,
e;n;s nrptendpd to be on intimate terms Wit
- j.; Soviour kent open his place OF amuse
sonIe where his listeners thundered thclr app
and desecrated the gospel. FoDolng
nious pennies and shaking ms nsI IN S1 !
Ar"' IF Deity, Beecher has grown tat, ana
tupid IKE @ 1e'hui0n : ''+' -
n stu Mrs Mrs, Harriet Beecher Stowe should
d &C. o,,oi+tod in the great abolition prOgra
con- With an eve to New England pumpkin
keenly alive to the jingle OF the Pqa u
,a god, the almighty ooHaT, anu ~ ~
y ana 9Tomanly truth and proprlety, the rep
C vel tat;ve nsn-wOman Of Northern ts71ts, b
4, not S"-.ojf to labor upon Uncle Toms
cation ~ Gorriaon In O frenzy of delight,
~ated ali Exeter Hail, ana that 0f
: nsOst nhilanthropist, the Duchess OF 6ughe
ZEE who remorsekes6ly drove sne pour r
of her Northern Scottish eseates 70 De
~ "a deafh. in the coldest weather tina
8 Gull n;rnad the Shetland Isles. Even TN
2 very sf hut now superannua5ed,
u T TaL ft2S.o,,rhar1. the champion OF unVeTs!
o, h6e nat;o7 in better days, the cla4pl
9 11ng ~ Evefer Hall emanCipation nov, tlec .
~ e". Con In the aDron-stTings OF tAls pIe'oohAS
L.exo+ al,s men of Purit9nio coarsene@s.
7 oSheI N'JA, hrrnro kj,e ha50ie5t kB5ghta Who
'sS-Ho ,,+, tha1 1nho4y abolition crussde, os*
. z fo- the love Of the = almignty h5oA
taienVS III ~ beeven. bat really fer power aa0 p9
Sn C,raeIoy of the New York Tribune
ssp Sac n {ha Dedigrec Of fnine-tentAs O. tne
evn ince!, diaries who have brought q
ant calaritics upon tAe country CO
Ie com snr,,rateiy traced, it would be louf
Ties 10 *t,ow anrr,rg directly from the PuriIsi
ly. sne landed st Plymouth Rock, anc tEe
TO eeI nuent ernigralt folloTgers 70 the ne" q
ststes. The list Of pohtico re4lglouS
ses. Who. through the pulpit and the coid
infamous secular and deocAeSiasSscai) 20
in the have deludea the Northern people,
oW pre- cwell out to I" the crack OF doom"
danger xs... x eanedy wensuaoes cad k4asss
fion to | Go-wawdsce Of tAe AAkoea-La
.,-oy1 off T1cs<AN GO kloE CsTr& Gao y 90 % W
.Ir trhemn by Contract etc-s e"e-
p'" Tue following article explains lts
| we give it without comment. % v
= 90 OAAs' giyea all she extracts from Dr. Ae
,oc "a writings:
eEnac fFproun she TrSe Deasa. August H. l5S
Na s.abskskuss 6Ao OcnsrseS svrss
~vh32h The public On Friday evening w
IA ha 81 | rally cTerwhslEaed In 8 catsrsct
~ ~ % re. neEs. very naanotoTous. 1t must
~ PeSarsl ~ ~ feaeeI. for although we Issued fouT
eouin- er If the news. it was all OF the came
,+rsIitT | defest over snd over again OF lne
: : = "a t9s cneouered only by the more OF Les'
= ] sttend evinced by ths dlsconhSed. footec e.
easFslls- astsI I've Yankees, On the eassera fro