The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-06
NAsR 81.
Mr.. Naaby Appeals to the People.
Posi- OFFIs, CoNFEDRTT x RoAEs,
(wlch is in the Stait NV Kentucky

(Wlcn Is IN the Statt Nv Kentucky
October i, 1856.
President johnson, who hez bin
Iikened to Androo Jaxon, and wich,
since my appointment, conseed him
TO be In many partickelers his SCOPE
rior, requested me and William 81. Sew
ard, (his Secretary and chaplin) to
draw up and publish to the Democracy
of the various States holdin elecshuns
this fall, an address, or ruther an aD-
peal, firmly belIevin that he'd he extend
i'd his tour to Maine, and isshood an
address to EN-, that this State wood not
hev gone ez ii did. William refoosed
~arnt OF no yoose, and so the duty de-
volved upon me.
DEMOCRATS AND CONSERVATIVES wv
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the gravity
NV the ishoo, I address yoo. The signs
Nv the times is ominus. A Radilkle
Congress, electid durin the time when
the Southin States, witch comprises
RELY ali the intellek nv this people.
didn't take nopartin the elekshen, bein
too biz2y gettin out nv Sherman's way
70 open polls, a Congress, / repeat, in
w1ch there amt no Southern man, and
wich consekently kant by any stretch
Nv the hoOman tmaginashen, be con-
sldered Constttooshnel, hez dared to
thWart the President NV the United
States, and set up its will agin his'nI
need skarcely recount its high-hand-
ed acts NV usurpashen. 1t passed a bill
gtVin rites to niggers, wich accorlin to
Scr1pter (see Onesimus, Ham and Ha-
ger, the only three texts in Scripter NV
any partikeler account), and the yoo-
rites, and the President exercisin the
high prerogatiyes put into his hands by
the ConstitOoshen, vetoed it. Here
the matter should heV endid. He he'd
expressed in a manner strilkly Con-
stitoosnenel, his objecshens to the
measure, and proper regard for his
feeltns and just Difference for his opin-
ions, ought to hev indicated the right
course. Here Yuz peace offered this
Congress. Here wuz the tender NV a
olive branch. The President didn't
wanta quarrel with Congres-he Gidn't
desire a continyooance NV the agitation
wtch he'd shook the country like Illi-
nois ager, but he desired Peace. Con-
gres Good hev he'd 1t, he'd they only
withdrawed their crood noshens NV
what wuz rite and what wuz wrong
ratified, ez they shood hev dun, sich
laws ez the President saw fit to make
in short, he'd they 1ollered the correct
roo1 when we hev DemolSratic Presi-
dent, and put the Government in his
hands, with an nbidin trust in his recti-
TODD and wisdom, We mite hev avoided
this struggle. and thus wood hev bin
peaceful. But this reckless Congress,
bent upon consentratin power in its
hands instid Nv dividin it between him
and Seward, pnssed .the bill over his
headl regardlis NV his feelinsI The
responsibility for this dissensIon rests,
therefore, with Congress.
But these questions are altogether too
hefty for the Democratic intellelx, and 1
fling EN- out for the consideration NV
the few Post Masters we get from the
Union ranks. To the Dimocrisy ad-
dress myself more-partikelerly.
-, DO YOU Want TO MARRY A NIGGER?
This tshoo is agin before Yoo. Are you
in favor NV elevatin the Afrikin to a
posishen where he kin be yoor ekal or
perhaps yoor sooperior? That ishoo is
agin before yoo for yoor decision, only
the danger to yoo is Increased. The
matter has become ethreatening-for dis
gtse 1t ez we may, thousands nv em kin
read, and they are akkumulatin pro-
perty and wearin good clothes to a ex-
tent trooly alarmin to the Dimokratic
mind. We hev allu2 consoled ourselves
with the soothin reflection that there
wuz race lower down in the scale NV
humanity than us uns-shall we con-
tlnue to enjoy that comfort? That's the
question for every Dimokr to consid-
er when he votes this fall. Remove the
weight nv legal disability, and ten to
one eff they don't outstrip US even, and
then where are we goin to look for q
race to look down upon. Its a close
thing atween us now, and ez we NV this
generation can't elevate ourselves, why
for our own peece NV mind we must, I
repeet it-AIUsT pull them down.
Agin then 1 repeet. Do YOU WANT TO
MARRY A NIoGER3 Yoor daughters
wunst carried banners onto wich wuz
inskribed that trooly Dimokratic mot
TO, "White husbands or nOne," and in
consequence they've bin mostly liyin.
in the enjoyment NV none-are they to
go back on that holy determinshen to
preserve the Anglo Sackson race on
this continent in its purity7 Do you
want the nigger-the big buck niger
the hat-footed nigger-th0 0woolly-head-
ed nigger-the long-heeled nigger-the
bow-legged nigger-the NIGGER-to
prerogattveS nv freemen in this coun-
try? Do you want the Niger aforesed
to be mayors Nv your towns with all
the hatred they hev towards us? Wat
chance, oh Dimokratic dweller in cities,
think yoo, yoo'd hev If hauled up afore
"a Niger mayor on a charge NV disor-
derly conduct? Wat chance wood yoor
children hev in a skool NV wich all the
teechers wuz niggers2 Wat chance
wood yoo hev wen arrested for small
misdemeanors afore nigger judges7
How, let me ask, in the name of High
Heaven, wood Yoo like to be tried tor
hoss stealth afore a nigger joory2
"But," say some NV you who, set ra-
vim by drum and flags and sich. went
of violently into the war and wuz, per-
haps saved from starvin by niggerS-
fLhese niggers wuz our friends in the
late war-they fought agin the South I?
o wat deloosiOn OF wat blind.
nesSI Troo they did, and that shows
the danger that's afore us-that1iGts the
fog from the precipice onto wich we are
standin and shows us our danger. Wat
does this fact prOve2s 1t proves the on
reasonablenesS Nv the Nfgger-his dis
contentednis with the posishen To wich
nacher assigned him, and his cussid
ton. The Bible makes him a servant
unIo his brethren, (See Ham, Hagar
aud Onesimus, three blessed texIs,)
Science proves him to be not man but
Il beast, and So take him ez we may,
either ez our Brother or ez beast, and
Dimocrisy, with that liberality wich
he1 always distinguished 1t, gives
every man his choice wich theory
to take, his condition is servitood.
But he, with cussidness, a per-
Versity Wich i never Good understand,
tiies into the face NV science, and asserts
his independence. He tnrned agin
themez he'd fostered him-turned agfn,
in many instances, his own parents
fiii these instances for convenience the
parents adopted the brethren theory
and for an abstract idea fought agin
EN-. That restlessness under bonds
alarmed the Dimocratfc mind. We who
owned em under the skripter (see One
sinus, HaRer and Haml and under the
eternal laws nv scientific GE00th, Wuz
a nd