The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-19
LETTER FROM BRNw0OD.
The Female Suffrage Ones tion--Ne
Taxation without Representation.
BESwooD, September II, 1566.
Editors Wheeling Register:

Editors Wheeling Register:
In looking over the Wheeling Intel
kgeneer of the 18th inst, / saw that John
A. Bingham, the Ohio abOlitionist and
great impeacher, had been imported to
instruct Yirginians how 10 vote. His
speech did not read, but your neighbor
pufs it as the best of It's fanatical au-
thor's and concludes by saying there
were many ladies present, and asks how
long it will be before they will be per-
mitted 10 be voters as well as listeners ?
If the ladies God bless them,) could
vote they would soon put an end TO
these free-negro Republicans, and know
ing this. the object of the meeting is TO
elect abolition fanatics TO secure negro
suffrage-not lady suffrage-tO do all
they can TO prevent the restoration of
peace and harmony throughO ut the
whole Union, unless and until the
South shall agree to place the negroes
as equals at the ballot box and jury
box. (Which the South will not. no.
never will consent to do and until
this is done. TO refuse the South alright
TO the Union.
What then' The South will conten d
for the great principles OF our RevOlu-
tipnary fathets. who threw overheard
the tea in Boston harbor, that taxation
and representation must 90 together.
and will pass laws forbidding the A.
sessmcnt and collection Of any Federal
taxes. in which event to make cOllec-
tions would require an army with bet
ter commanders than Benjamin FiascO
Butler. Wade, Sumner, Greeley, or any
such like abolition slangwhangers. By
the way, notice that some of our large
manufacturers have adopted some of the
most offensive transparancies, etc, and
if they could have their own way
would keep the South in continued sub
lection. Do they suppose the South
would buy their wares. or those OF the
free-niggerites OF Pitts1uTg. II II were
known what scnselesS. radical abOll-
tionists they are: No: they would not
touch them or their wares, unless II
might be. dare they gOtO the South, 10
hand their precious carcasSes over 10 the
tender mercies of Judge LyAch. Yet
these are the same that Would insult
President johnson, and would hail the
advent among them of the great flasco
Butler. the greatest thief in the nation.
and would be glad, no doubt, tolnyeIgh
decent women TO 90 out TO hear the
Beast.
Your neighbor OF the IptelIigeHc,r for a
irme conducted his paper with commen-
dable dignity. bnt since he Resigned the
post office. he howls necessarily like Z
whipped spaniel. and no matter what
President johnson does or omlts 10 do.
he utterly refuses To he coniforted.
But | will close by TeInarhing. that
these bastard Union men who are con-
stantly appealing 10 the Boys IN Blue
10 help them 10 uphold bastard Union
ofOnlv twcnty-siX States, are drcadfully
afraid Of the smell Of burnt gunpOwder.
especially if il comes from ball car
fridge. and these impeachers OF the
President may tind when too late. that
they have raised a storm that will
sweep them from the face of the earth:
without the aid of the i" True BOYS III
Blue" who fought for the whole Union.
and who will sustain the President IN
his efforts 10 restore peace and union;
happiness and prosperity throughout
our borders. Blessed is the peace
maker SFNEX.