The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-27
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HE DOES NOT BLAME THE PRESIDENT; OH. M
But do not blame him. Bred in Tennessee
ne did not believe in the negro; he hate:
chains and hates black men, equally YanEssesss
laughter and it cannot but crop out. he
is an honest man, and speaks his mind. No
man can speak honestly, and act, but he be-
trays himself That is why watch the Pres
ident, his actions and his words. I want to
know him, what he plans, what he means lit
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH TO BE sURJrcr OF
WONDER AND DERIsION HUNDRED YEARS
HENCE. -
:, Well then he goes on in this speech and SAYS,
very eccn %o'k hard. ae b very industrious
t xefence your wives ;-[laughter1 teach them
~ ~ 70 cnaste; be chaste yourselves remember
tne great duty resting upon you; perform the
greas husband and wffely duties" Loud
nn S; followed by applause Oh! that is
~ suHject OF merriment. That speech-a
h;a haud years hence the historian will hold in
H a nano as marvellous exhibition of what
Amenca could set at the head of her political
ton. e''"' no"r' IoenSa-
THE NEGRO THE SUM OF ALL THE WRITES
Here Is race in the midst of ma an attached
10 home that all the dread torture Of siauerv
itsen could never wean them from thu iove ~
tnelr birthplace. The heaviest buri1en that
humanity ever knew crushed them hevonS
ny the twilight of escape, and they we're NJ
cnameo 20 birthplace that out of millions onIv
score Or two attempted to escape and vct
this government, when it unrivetted Their
chains, appointed Freedmen's Bureau with
admirable wisdom, imagining that it was No.
cessary to prevent them from becoming va.
grants. va
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH TO BE HELD UP To
THE INDIGNATION AND sCoRN OF THE
WORLD.
On, God grant that no Jerrold, Swift. Ra
belais, with his immortal pen. hold mn that
speech to the indignation and scorn of the
world! know that he is President of the
United States, but my clients are four millions
Oh negroes VINO nave never failed in their duty,
and deserve no such insults as that, Tremen,,
dous applause.
MR- PHILLIPS THINKS THE PRESIDENT MEANS
WHAT HE SAYS.
But you say to me- you mistake the Presi.
dent. This is only an experiment of his Al
experiment? Well, am now going to iudoe
him myself If it is an experiment Why do ali
the Journals argue for it as the best thing nos
slDle II 1t Is an experiment why do half the
hepuollcan conventions indorse as wise the ex.
pertinent OF the President? The New Bedford
journal says the division in the Episcopal
mistaken Interpretation of the workinss Of
Providence. Laughter1
wen now, know one thing; Republican
conventions make no mistakes in interpreta.
lions OF the workings of the White House.
They say 1t Is necessary for the safety Of the
country. Do they claim it.? No. Having
said SO much they say, Great is Andy John
son. lDerisiye laughter Immaculate are
the plans Of the President TContinued LAUGH.
ter. Unmistakable Is the sagacity of The
White House. He may rely on our support aud
cooperation.
fHE PRESIDENT ASKS NO ADVICE FROM CHASE
CovoDK OR sCHURZ.
But men may say this is an experiment
Don't you see the President feeling about for
FACTS! Is he? Oh, yes. he is. He said to
ChiefJustice Chase: "Go down and get me
the facts skirt the gulf and get me the testi- |
mony The Chiefyustice started. / watched |
touches at Mobile. Whv do |
see him not returning to Washington, but.
like member of Congress in search of mile. |
age, going around by the way of the White |
Hills? Laughter:1 Why does he never 90 |
near washington for four months? Well, the |
President says to John Covode, of Pennsylva- |
ma, 80 down and bring me the facts" Co
at 81. Louis. We hear of him at Chicago but |
the facts are very heavy. He never carries |
them to Washington, and the President sum.
mons General Schurz and says, go down and |
report to me the result" The General starts !: |
he goes to South Carolina he covers Georgia
ne passes through Mississippi; we hear of him |
In New Orleans-and last Friday he spent all |
the afternoon In the ante chamber of the |
President and could not get hearing.
candy JOHNSON MAY NOT RE A TRAITOR prr
HE Is An ENEMY.
Massachusetts, moots a. Uo.o>...- - ~.
cusses an abstract right.-what was needed |
was TO lace palpable enemy. Andy johnson |
may not be traitor, bat he is an enemy. Mem
say bow soon Is the evil coming? Coming /? |
Coming3 Why. the slave power Is all organ. |
lzeo-lke Neptune's serpents ID the legend of
Loscoon, they have girded the Republican
party and crushed the life out of it already.
Feeble applause.
HE WANTS rHK PEOPLE TO CHEcKxArr ANDY
JOHNSON.
The people checkmated Sherman when he
surrendered to Johnson-the people can check.
mate Andy johnson when he surrenders to
DAVIS. Tremendous and continuous applause.
And unless the people do it, it wont be done.
Let congress assemble, and there are ak
chances out OF seven that the hands Of eighty. |
four Southerners will be placed on the helm of
government II they are not, CONGRESS will
merely. register the edict of one man, to
whom hitherto they have surrendered the gov.
eminent.
HE GLOATS ON THE PROSPECT OF A NEW CIVIL
WAR AND HARvKsr OF BLOOD.
viii you stand here and see the country
lashed by wretchedness and infamy into new
civil war? Do you own bank-share? /
warn you, reputation is behind the Presidents
plan. Are you merchant. and you count on
trade, and think when the labor-system of the
South Is finished, you will have crop of cot
ton Oh, no. You will have a harvest OF
NEGRO SUFFRAGE OR THE HORRORS OF SAN
San Domingo never took life to free her.
self, but she has deluged the land in blood
down to the granite to resist REIMBURSEMENT
The negro has felt freedom, has used arms.
and no matter what the cunning of the white
man may be there can be no quiet system of
labor. II you want cotton, If you want the
debt paid, If You want the honor of the conn.
try saved, button up in your selfish pocket no
seven-thirt:es at par-the negro holds his hand
on the neck of McCulloch, and he can stran-
gle your finances, because the justice of God
makes his fate the measure of your prosperity
NEGRO SUFFRAGE Or REGULATION.
49,. Inc Southerner, who stood by his President