The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-10-18
NlASBY.
Mr.. Nasty Appeals to the People.
(Wlch Is i'll the o,ult vi t\euC,su~y,j :
October |, 1866.

requested me- and William II. Seward
(his secretary and chaplin) to draw up
and publish to the Democracy Of the
various States holding elecshuas this
fall, an address, or ruther an appeal,
firmly bcleevin that he'd he extended
his tour to Maine, and issood an ad-
dress to EN-, that that State wood not
bMS &nqe]t lf& -xMilial rehozc4
99 ~ 1rAi6. ahe -.appeA, asy& Aat
1t warnt NV no yoose, aud so the dooty
devolved upon me.
DEMOCRATS AND CONSERVATIVES
Nv THE NoRru: Appreshcatin the
gravity Nv the isshoo, | address 700
NIX Nod AystGa6mes is ominus< \
Radikle Congress- electid durin the
time when the Southin States, which
comprises RELY all the iutcllek Of TIN,
people, didn't take part in the elekshcn
bein too .bizzy gsttin out Nv Sberman,s
way to op3 bo|lssa ConGnees, laepeal,
in which there amt. 20 Suthern@ man,
and vhhh. consistently kant by any
stretch Nv the hooman imaginashen, be
considered Constitobshshal, ksz ''dard'
to thwart> the President OF the Unit.
States, and set up its Will agin his'n
I.9eea fka!cdy handed,
az. ~ 4 afpashsn..; passed bill
given rites to niggers, which accordin
to .ScriRter. (see Onesimus, Ham and
Hager, the only tAreestexts- in" Scriplcr'
Nv any partikler accouut), and the voo-
sages Nv the Democrisy, Amt got no
,ltes, nndsthe Presideat +, ,exercisin! the.
high perosatives put into his hands by
the Constitooshen; vetoed it. Here the
matter should hev enlid. lie he'd e.
pressed, la . manner~strikly coustitoo-,
shenel, his objecshens to the measure,
aEa . proper regard for his ftelins, .pl
just difference tor his opinions, ought
to hev indicated the ri Sht course. Here
wp7 peeee offered THIS Congress. Here
wui tie tender III aolivs bfanch: The
President didn't want quarrel with
Congress-he didn't desire u ,coatin-
yooance Nv the ajitashen which he'd
shook the country like Illinois ager.
but he desired Peece. Con:riss Good
hove bed it, he'd they only :wishdrawed
their orood noshens Nv what wuz
rite and what was wrong
ratified, as they should hev dun, SIGH
laws e. the Prezldent saw fit to, ntte
in short he'd they follered the correct
rool when VIC hev Demokratic> 'Ptesi-:
dQqt, aud put the Government in his
hands with an abidin trust in his .recti-
tool and wisdom, we might hev avoided
this struggle, and thus wood hev bin
peaceful. The responsibility for the
dissension rests, therefore with Con
gress.
But tines questions are altogether too
hefty for the Democratic intelleck, and
fling EN- out for the censiderashe6 "
the few Post Masters we get from the
Union ranks To: TIC Dimocrisy I ad-
dress myself more part ckerly.:, i,
DO YOU WANT TO HARRY AsN1GGER?
This isshoo is agin before 700. Are
you in favor Nv elevatin the Afrikin to
a posisben where he kin be yoor ekal
or perhaps yoor,: soopenor ? That iss-
boo is again before 700 for yoor decis-
ion, only the danger to 700 is increased.
The matter has become threatening-s
tor dlsgiz It ez We ma, thousands Nv
EN- kin reed, and tina are akkumulatin
property and wearin good clothes. to. a
extent trooly alarmin to the DEMOCRATIC
mind. We heyaHpzeonsoled ourselves
With. tbs. sQothin. reflection that there
wuz a race lower down in the scale Nv
humanity than US ns,-shall we con-
timer to enjoy that comfort? That's
the question tor every Dimocrat to con-
slider when he votes this foll Remove
the waite Nv legal disability, and ten to
one eft they don't outstrip US even, and
then where are We goin to look for race
to look down upon? It's close thing
atween US now, and ez We Nv this gen
Grafton can't elevate ourselves, why for
our own pcece Nv mind we must, I re-
peet it-MUsT pull them down.
Agin then l repeet. Do YOU WANT I.
TO MARRY "A NlGt:ER? Yoor daught-
ers wunst carried banners ontu which
was ms ribbed that truly Demokratic
motto, Nv hite husbands or none,' and
in consequence they've bin mostly lyin-
in tfe eij6ymlnt Nv bQnez 7ap tlA1to,
geBaok on that holy d1ctermminashen to
preserve the Angola Sackson race on
this continent in its purity? Du .oo.|
want the nigger-the big buck niger
-tho Ant foofoI
headedqiS4f 4Atba lohg beeled n,egar
the bow-legged nj gger-the Niger
-tu step up asioe Of 700 and exercise
the prcrogatives off ffee1ncn :iinA hss
country? Du 700 want the niger
aforesaid to be Mayors Nv your towns
with all the hstzed.tbey hey tuassrl US q
Wakcbht, dhHh4A tic uwellcr in
cities, think yoo, yoo'd hcv il hauled
up atore niger Mayor on charge wv
d'sorderly conduct? Wat Chance, vsed
700 hev when arrested fof sHalf mis-
demeanors afore niger Judges
n{R3ss 4! Ssss 6 at e
boss stealth afore niger joory? 49,
''But" say sum Nv 700 who. set ravin
BY drum .apd flag. and SIGH, went soh
violently intu the war and wuz perhaps
saved from starvln by piggers-'.these
niggers WYE opr Fcnds n'tbc late war
they 20 shtaagR the South ?s >
u vat a deloosion! o! wat blind
mis- Troo they did, and that shows
the danger that's atore us-that lnns
the fog from the precipiee ,ontp which
we are standin and shows us our dan
gef.lt't'Vat docsi this tact prove ~ II
proves the opreasonablepess w the Mig
gsr-his dfiscontehtednis With 'i tie 70 70
sishen to wich nacher assigned him
and his cursi4y disposition to upset the
normal condition. The Bible, ankas
him a servant unto his brethren, (see
Ham, lager and Onesipus, three ,bless-
ed texts5@ Science proves him to be
not man but beest, and 50 take him
ez we may, csHeT ez our brother or i:a e q
beast, and Dimoefisy, with that liberal
ity wich hez a'luz Distinguished it, gives
everey man his choice wich &hesxy ito
take, his condishen is servi1ood. But
he, with cussidncss, apreversity wich
I never COULD Sod18ad aid3RHdbe
face Nv the Divine DEGREES, flies into the
face :yssis ga e. aaA asqerts hiajiadsRand-
ence. He turned agin them ez he'd fos-
tered him-turnsd agin msgy. Instances
his own parentsEtin those instances,