Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-05

but excluded all alike. If the Radical par
ty is. to determine what loyalty Is, who
would be loyal outside Of the Radical ranks:
According to their idea, the Radical party
embraces not only all the morality, all the
christianity, but all the loyalty of the coun-
try. Loyalty with them means fealSy to
the Radical party. Those who agree with
them areloyal; those who differ from them,
dislOyal.
SOLDIERS BOUNTY AND NEUTRALITY LAWS
But If the people do not appreciate the
services of Congress it's gratifying ia
know that this loyal body has very keen
appreciation Of its own Importance. Loyal
t., always a merchantable article with the
Radicals, never paid better than in the
Thirty-nintt Congress. Let IL not be for
gotten that the Radicals love the soldier
that they are ,enamorcd of the brave "bOys
I'm bluew Congress therefore promises the
white soldier one hundred dollars for three
years service, but neglects to make any ap-
preparation for the payment of the poor
pittance voted! While the negro soldier
gets 100000 in cash for two years service,
the white soldier gets promise of $4,000!
Charity begins with the. Radical and ends
with the negro. Congress did not however
forget itself. The lancet of political life
gave them mystical lore! They OWNED
that this was the last grab they would ever
have at the public crib. SO like brave
and loyal men they rushed 'once
more to the breach" and filled their
pockets 'up with four thousand dollars
extra pay! Among the meaner things done
or even attempted by that drspicabe col
lection of harpies assembled in the Capital
of the Nation, was the farce of repeating
the Neutrality laws. IT Congress was
sincere in its professions of sympathy for
the Fenian movement, the Neutrality
Laws could have been repealed as easily as
Civil Rights bill could be passed over the
Presidents veto. Congress never intended
to repeal or even modify these laws and if
Andrew johnson did not issue his prncla-
nation and execute the laws which lie had
sworn to sustain and carry out a Radical
-. majority In Congress would have impeach-
ed him therefor. This new born zeal and
friendship manifested by original Know
NOthingS for the Irish, decefves no one.
Congress deliberately attempted to drag
a patriotic organization into the mire Of
politics, and thus destroy its usefulness,
nay, its very existence rs an organization.
The device is as shallow as it, object is
base. The Radicals proved themselves
hVpocrites and deceived no one but them
selves. ...r. ... Sd. -.... ....... .... ..r
A voice. Moses never deceived any
one, of course."
Mr.. DeIAny Moses, rs you cali him, is
your, political bed-lellOw; evil Communi-
cations corrupt good morals, and, it he has
transgtessed. it was entirely owing to the
companyhe kept. ~, Lsr-.g. g.T .u.
A voice." He is ID traitor"
Mr.. DeLany - Be careful, my friend
how you talk about the Government
You are loyal ! presume, and ought
to "SuppOr The GOUerRDseHt." The very
name of "Moses" seems to be an
"air-drawn dagger" which strikes terror
to your guilty conscience. Suppose
that Moses is all your faucy paints him.
1t only proves that you and your Party
who put him in the position which he Oc-
cupies are not proper judges, and ought
not to be trusted in making the selection
for the highest office in the gift Of the
Avoice-" Moses was loyal till he went
over to the CoppcrhraGs' '.l'i.. '.iF 81
l. Dir. De lIEuty y-Hhad ieus says that
"MosPs " never left MS; that he was always
and is to-GaYa Democrat. Either Stevens
or you are in error. But you insist upon
calling him j"MoNs,n aud derive great
mdrriment therero1i.9 ILconselesth the loyal
heart in all its triDulstions, present and
prospective. Let US see for moment in
what respects he resembles the Israelitc. A
word about Holy Writ wilnbe a novelty to
the loyal mind. There lived q radical in
Egypt, aud his name was Pharaoh. The
ISraelites were becoming too numerous to
suit his ideas of political economy. He,
the said Egyptian. inaugurated an exter-
mination policy towards the rising genera
ton thereof. Moses was placed in the
bullrushes for safe keeping, and one fine
morning when Pharaol's daughter was
about taking q BATH she saw Moses and
was moved to compassion by his tears. Shs
took great Fancy TO the yOung gentleman
and paid for his education. When Moses
wds grhwnup, he saw one of the Egyptians
amusing himself by beating All nIsraelite
Moses smote said Egyptian and cogered him
under tie sand. He caught a serpent bv
the tail, and, becoming a rod in his hand,
inflicted divers calamities and plaSu's on
the hard hearted Egyptians, and finally led
his people to the land of promise, though
edid not enter therein himself.
Now, my yloyal friend, mark the coinci-
dence between tlr EgyRtian aud the Ten
nesseean. Andy johnson belonged to the
Democratic party, AID was counted
amongst the fat alitlisloyal. You were go.
ing to eXterminate him. But somehow or
other your loyal party tooka liking to him
perhaps you were. moved by his tears p
You placed The Isrielite Andy on ybhTloyal
Egyptian ticket; you gave hm an OfliceBnd
called him great. Pretty soon your party
/ wanted 70 amuse. itself by contiscating the
lands and taking the lives of Andy's kins-
mon. Andrew did not relish such freaks oi
the loyal mind. He smote your offlcehold-
ers and covered them under the sands OF
I time Like his great prototype, Inc evinc.
ed great II lu3tanCe In having aIlVtliinU ia
81. dowith the S rpent. He knew that its bite
wds,not healthy. Finally, after much pur-
'suasion, he takes the C0pperbead tenderly by
the tail, and Immediately it became rod
in his hands. HaVelYou any idea my loyal
friend, on tchoSe back this rod will be laid I
. If you haraihearteh Radicals don't re-
pent of the error of your ways; if you
don't ler the South back into the Union,
what rod will punish you aseffectually and
severely as Moses punished the Egyptians
Till they relented. Andy will lay
|. on the rod till you are reconstructed. Then
who can say whether he may not lead the
o. children Of Israel into tile promised land,
although he may die in sight thereof him-
self? You see, my loyal friend. that An
drew is among the rightepussaad they shall
inherit theland. fear very much for tic
health of your party!- Moses will be the
DEATH of it! Repent, my loyal friends.
while yet there is time The Conservative
party desires not the death of political sin
.ners, but prefers they should be converted
and live !'l l''j no d'tfas a'si aa Zol
|. -id! ~ NEGRO SUFFRAGE. 1sIagUo) ,
When the war was over and slavery
abolished, many, in the innocence of their
hearts, supposed that we had heard the last
I of tile cOlored gentleman for some time ID