The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-02
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\. p. Banks advocates the admission of
members of Congress from Tennessee, Ar
kansas. Virginia and the keeping of the
otter States out Indefinitely. None to be
admitted except on the basis of negro
suffrage This docs very well for the Lou
isiana inountebank," as Wendell Phillips
calls the famous ''Comrissarv General of
the Confederate army"
Ex-JuJge EdmonGs, Of Spiritualistic
fame, has written 3 letter stating that be-
now regards the Democratic party as pu-
rlhed from lis '!pro-slavery" faint. and in
tend to support it. He does not inform Us
how he t,riyed at his Knowledge, but il is
supposed that John Van Buren, was the
"spnttuat medium" he consulted. John
had just returned from Delmonico's.
Mr.. John II. Reagan, of Texas, has
written letter in favor of negro suffrage.
Now, II Mr. Reagan went into the late war
with any such Ideas as he now expresses,
he is guilty Of nothing less than murder,
Tor they present no point Of opposition to
the most radical Abolition policy. On the
contrary, if his imprisonment has brou ght
to hlm tAis puslanimity of mind, he my
teiicitate himself that no despotism could
n We exacted more than ne has freely Civ
en- viz: the slavery Of his soul, for the
freedom of his body.
We have received copy of paper en-
tiled The Only Ranchero, published in
Matamoras, Mexico 1t is an cnterprising
sheet, supports Macmillan and declares
that he is the only hope of keeping the
country from sinking into "negro prov
inee ct the Yankees" We should not
wonder. That is, if the Aboli,ionists are
always to rule
An Abolition paper says the constitu.
ton has survived four years of war against
traitors. We are glad to hear it has SUR
yived AS it has not been used OF late, it
ought TO be in good condition.
Wendell Phillips says that president
Johnon Is three>quarters rebel Phillips
Is trying the effect of the Abolition whip
over JChnsou's shoulders. lie was accus-
toned to use it over Lincoln S back to
good effect for his side. 1t remains to be
seen whether johnson can be brow-beaten
and bullied
according to the Abolition State Cen,
sus just taken, the population of this CITY
has decreased. since 1860, no less than 10.
0Q0 :. Was there ever such 4 transpar-
ent swindle before perpetrated upon the
ipeope-and for a purpose so basely part
iSan? The object is simply to dsfranchise
New York city of its proper representation
in the Legislature. The number of PEG,
| pie in New York was never before so great
as it is now.
Fears Of negro instruction continue to
agitate the serr'.crn mind, and a long me-
moral has been presented at General
Grants headquarters from southern citi-
zens asking for such military protection as
they deem necessary to prevent outbreaks
We should not be surprised any day to
hear .such an event 1t is the natural
re- uit of overthrowinS the natural order oi
a9eie!y.
Our readers may have noticed the ad
yertisement Of the White mans Badge re.
Gently gotten out by Bromley & Co. 81
this city. The badges, we learn, arc tax
ing Ike wild fire, as everybody recognizes
that this is the issue of the future. Bronl,
ley 4 Co. have received letter from the
gallant Gen. Morgan, of Ohio, who run
the wc-shippers OF the Black Idol Sc
! closely in Ohio, thoroughly endor-i NJ
these badges. Elections are carried by
iitile matters that arouse enthusiasm Tbs
White Mans Badge is just the thing.
The returns from Ohio SHOW a Demo
cratic gain since the last G pvernors electicf
ii seventysix thousand, and since las
: fall OF thirty five thousand with double the
D number OF Democratic Senators and Rep.
: resentatircs in the Legislature This vii
! DO veg sell for one year.