The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-09
"IBRICK PONIEROY."

A short time ago we published some
of the blasphemous rawlings of the edi-
tor of the La Crosse (Wisconsin) Demo-
crat. 1t was copied into the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and We got it from that paper.
1t was a psalm of rejoicing over the as
sassination of President Lincoln. Here
is another article from the same foul
source, which we take from the New
York Day Book, another orthodox Dem
ocratic paper:
THE TRINITY or ABOLITION GoDs-JoHN brown,
... A, LINCOLN AND JIM LANE.
Another of tho great men of the Abolition party
has been ''called home'-who by life Of infamy,
crime and blood, had earned the highest rewards
which could be paid TO one Abolition traitors de-
lighted to honor. ..-
'G0d moves In mysterious way Ills wonders
TO perform" He calls men from their lives OF
wickedness and villany In various ways. When
he summoned John Brown from earth to His Aw-
full Presence, He permitted him to consummatc
and finish his life Of sin by planning fapine, muir
der, the bcsotted revenge ofa fanatic, and perish
lv the hOrse-thlet called his free-booters about
him, ralded Hapers Ferry paid the penalty of
his failure with his life, and was canonized as
Saint No. One In the Abolition calendar. Bells
were tolled buildings shrouded In black he was
the theme of orations and poems, and II was de-
cared by one of bis impous worshippers that as
Christ had consecrated the cross, 80 John Brown
had made the gallows holy
Little moro than year ago Saint No. Two
nrOt11 ha haN Of n
his prepared shrine. How had he won his place
in the Abolition calendar He found and at
peace he gave Ii bloody war--he scattered halt
million graves oil over the South, from the Poto-
mac to the Gulf, from the Atlantic, In the East
beyond1he Mississippi In the Wcst-he sent free
men like beasts to the shambles--he crushed out
free press and stlled free speech--he converted
the forts made for the peoples defense into bas-
tiles and dungeons for the peoples ensavement-
he abolished the Constitution and destroyed the
Unlon--he converted tho temple Liberty into q
negro pothOuse. Great God, what did he not do ?
And lie who chooses His own agents, In His
own good time permitted this despot, drunken
with power, at the very pinnacle of success, pos
sessed of more than klngly grandeur, to pass from
his palace to theatre on that solemn Good FIJI
day highland with 4 smile upon his lips, called
there by the silly, words of player, through the
medium of bullet ut o zealots hand, God sum.
moned Abraham Lincoln before His great white
throne. .. ,,...... ...-i.,,
But II needed one more Abolition notable ia
complete the iustrious trio, and tho brutal bnig
gart Jim Lane, frenzled perhaps by the stings o.
conscience or the modification OF disappointed
ambition, rushed unbdden to the presence OF liii
Maker. Ilu, .. NY N.-s .H' .lI
The "mystc three"--the trinity of crlme-thC
Apostles Of ruin-the awful nOndescript hags o.
Abolition, they have passed from earth to--theil
| reward, F. ruHT uf--...
John Brown was the drdaf courier of the bloody
treason meditated by dlsunlonlsts-his to prepare
| the way for the consummation of the work 0
treason BY Lincoln---and jim Lane, by his liio and
| death, to furnish the commentary and FINISHED
picture of the fruits Of ianaticlsm. His career hui
/ been one of moral uutlawTy, and SIN against Goo
and his fellow men. However perpetrated gooC
deed, never was guilty OF eountry-loving though
his sole objects to steal from and oppress al
over whom he had power, aud ride ropgh-shot
over those unfortunately abandoned to his tende
merclea He was the product Of kansasagltatiol
the champion of rutilanism intolerance, hate
| and murder for that bleeding Sovereignty. III
made ''shrlcking Kansas' the stepping-stono 9
| Republican success, and received his reward. Ill
hands red with the blood of d ncghbor, whom h
shot down like dog, he was indeed worthy y
sit be. lde the pedant Summer, drunken Wade, an
bl0od.lettlng Chandler In polluted and unlawful
Senate And an ornament he was to 1.-THE larg
est bully In the Tlng-the foulest toad In tho pud
dle--the most uusghtly wart on the nasty, pollut
cd, rotten and sinking Abolition wenor "Rump.
There must have been h0b-nobblng time whe
Chalon ferried jim over the turbid Styx, and tn
shades OF Brown, the horse-thief, aud Lincoln th
obsccpe Jester and tyrant, met their brother jill