The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-08

proposed by a Rump Congress-, or
they will do what Cromwell did in
Ireland; they will put 5000, ,OC0 Of peo-
pie to the sword or something like the
sword. That is, the Ramp Congress,
q JoreSwow Congress-, sitting in Wash
ington, and violating the Constitution
every day Of its sittings, by excluding
ten States aud their representatives
from seats, assumes to be the repre-
sentative power Of the whole country
and if not acknowledged will use force
u; follows
PROGRAMME.
! Ihad. Stevens, the Robespiarre Of
| that body, threatens to change from
Conservative to RaIicoi. When he
does this, he had better get his life in
sured. For the Press which support
him and his Intervals promise the fol
lowing bill Of entertainment on the
part Of Stevens!
rAEr FIRST
Congress will upset all the Southern
State governments and throw S,OUO,O0O
Of people into anarchy.
Scene FIRST,
/ Congress will nulIily all the South.
I erM States rs reconstructed by the
President, declaring them null and
/ void, and 10 States at ALL
The Rump will then make States 20
suit itself and set up" Loyal puppets
as Governors to be clerks to Congress.
The Congress is to pronounce Pres
idcnj John~on's plan COR reconstruc,
ting the States South an etpcrimeM'
and q failure, and then proceed to maks
" ncw st0tcs" below the Potomac,
70 do this, Thad. Stevens part ypro
poses to get up another civil war in
order to disilanchise and Danish from
the country every man, and his wiie
and children who ave Identified with
the late Rebellion Then give the bal
lot and the country to the negroes and
to those who now call themselves "ioy-
al Southern white men '--pcrhaps Il
Thousand in all. 1t is proposed TO at
up for white soldiers in the North to
60 South and G2bpStcr the country rs
General Walker hlibustcrcd and &ur-
dcrcd people in Nicaragua to capture
that country. Its inpudcntly stated
By tie Rmiirm Press in the North, that
all these wholesale pi!lages, robbcriCs,
burning and murders OF men, women
and children il the South, flesh, and
bone Of our bone, could be accom-
plishcd witl impunity and "pithoM
ony expense to tie Aorth. Just as il
the brand Of Cain would not be stamp
cd ON every robbers brow. The plea
Of fNorthern Hcpuhlicant is that there
are thousands OF Northern robbers
ready TO enter on this grand scheme of
universal dcspoiiatton aHd murder in
The South, oaly for The slia ofpIun,
der.
These Republican nilels forget
that the Bible has declared that those
who raise the sword shall perish hy tn
, sword.
When we read OF men in the North
breaking up railroads to destroy trains,
in order to kill and then rob passcn-
gers, we can easily refer such conduct
to the fact that outlaws, highwaymea
aud plundercrs are thus inductrinatcl
10y Radical newspapers. The language
, used leads to crime. 1t is dangerous
, to unchain the tiger i'll the United
States.
In attempting to get up another rev
olution to set fire and put to the sworl
all the Southern States, they invite vio-
, lcncc in the North. The revolutionary
: newspaper language now employ ed by
ihe Northern Radical press will &C.
count ior many of the conllagrations
. and other scenes that occur. The
l Northern Radical press was never half
80 violent and ncendiary as it is since
= the war. While editors with pen in
, hand threaten battle, murder and sud-
, Hcn death to all opposed to their dog.
=. mas, outlaws act on their teachinge and
= prcachings. We profess to be chris
A tinn people, we who support and en-
: courage this same revolutionary and
; bloodthirsty editorial fraternity!
e When nation perpeiually thrcateis
l. war, that nation is pretty sure to pro-
woke war,--as much as any baaggart
|. --and bully who goes about clustering
It and brow-herIing his neighbors. is
it pretty sure to provoke Il fight 1t was
Il biusteIers in Congress, not the nation,
d that made, but did not light, the last
V war. Shall the same style Of politi
: cans, or rather ours, done mp into
p Statesmen, again set the bulldogs OF
1T The nation to fighting?
a Radicals boast how ready soldier,
are to engage in Il second war. This
III is untrue. fer it is notorious that the
;e most quiet citizens are those soldiers
VS. who fought the Gravest, such rs Grant
Sherman, Slocum, and others. ana
their armies, While it is equally no
V. tJrious that those quaker heroes. so
called, who hung on the ilanks anc re; |
- of the armies and robbed our own mel
is and the Southern men indtscrirlinatelS
,d and even traded with the enemy whii,
Sc ,eirauding their own governments
= these men are the noisy patriots now
who are illustrating old Dr. Sam John
: sons declaration. that often 'pataiot
ii ism is the last refuge Of scoundrel.
:
u y. P. Willis, it is said, is now pa
Is sing away. He has not appeared a
u any of the places he is accustomed t
:, frequent in New York for some weeks
~ but has been confined to his resdenc,
On the Hudson, by his feeble health.
)O \ BRIGur REJoISDEa.-Au English
er man paying an Irish shoe black with
4 rudcness, the dirty urchin" said;