The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14
( NO. 50.


Jour hands. ~ I.v,olate. 10 exrcule
Mr.. Davis, Ihprtf re, world liz 10 for
sweaf orr public fahb. /" perinre our
selves before the 'wcpAl. TO draw down
on ;ua lhe Kissing and exeacrnIon of
lmankinh.tahd to entail on our pns,rrity
I'he inheri ancB of elefnA iiniamv The
radlc'ls arp honrse pfFom hnwIing out
thar mr.. Ew,s is a'iraitnf aud .here.
,lfoEe should rasetWitli- The fa,eof n lrai.
lEor, ,;or il olher words ike cog Blu.
xtxI villiany or inspieiy Ia there that
hhis generalie rfi yipers hare not ut..
tered for iha last sWo OF th7pe decades
Icf years? Have they nr, sroken bias
Ipheuy against the AtnIglag b mseIf
kecau eein the law written w h,s own
ifagerke condemns and rebukes their
lInmlicisnl7 -"
la repl9no ttn5 hdwt of the radicaIs,-
I'VE will SIMPLY say that the fact of the
recogniflO1 hy .tss of The GJni tderacy,
Ehich Mr.. Dams. represented. bad IN
lit. all The virtue and force of bill Of
Ia9inesly passed IN his favor g Had Mr..
I Davis committed a. million efNreAson,
against us, this s;aiple actSwoe.ds cover
lthrl,' all, and cSaael their' ppnalty: We
have.no right 4Eeh to abhTevIa'e mis- ex-
sterce; anA4ic. 10 50 would be'An act
Of perfidy and'cruelry that has 90 par.
IaIie in the history 'f civilized nations.
rhe as<malien of MT. Lincoln would be
a venial fa1lt compared wlrh the MUIR
tder of The chef of ihe eiate Cohfedera.
ICY. In the former case cnly''oDe or
1.-TWO madmen perpttfH!rd tie hAnIeus
deed; IN the latter twenty millions Of
! people would Dip their hands in the
blood Of nah whom themselves had
absolved from the penalty Of MS ina
: puted crimp. Mr. DAVIS has.snffered
enough ,alrPaay, aud just aid mag
unanimous people 0ugh, To have Demand
: ed long since that his prison doors be-
: opened. aud the old man allowed to-
5 sicontemp'ate the sun.et of life from his
J ua,va fields. a"~.. q. -,
$ Ilamay be thought bT se-.S,a that in
= arguing thus for Mr. Davis, we speak
) againsts' The Interests ot the south -
For itomay be sald, ;fths south was &C,
y any time belIigeren: power, she was
q au independent cue, end as such out of
Il the Union: and 1herefore is not bow en-'
e titled to any rights in it. TO his, We
. rep g that a. State' which is recognized
n as a b lhgeren., Is perels inlhe in
d ;choeie, not lnthe full and absolute con -
e dlion of an independent and sovereign
power. Furthermore. the Soulh was
e sever acknowledged to.be outsof the
I Union, for to prevents that cOhsuhma-
e ton we waged' merchandising war
ISL against her and now that she is back
d again; she is entitled to ell the rights
: and privileges that epperain 10 sovets
"a elgnly, ,'subjecr to The CONSTITUTION of the
!. United States. . + ."
e O.e great error ;hat lay at the beta
b tom Of''cW strife The doc riue that
e minoriiie3 should berguIed by msiori.
!" ties. Those who preach this doctrine
y must hare been burn with 4euets OH
/ their 4I,nbsa for it is.the GOcrine of
slaves MajorIiies havesno right to do
= wrong, ard we boldly assert that if all
7, man k,nd 10Y consPire iO'oppress
h uniustly any individual in The world, he
d would have the rsgh 'if he had the
y power, ,aot only 80 resist, but even to.
y exlermirale, them 10 The extent lhst
wi charity wo9ld sanction hm. To argue
g this pciui we're waste of time. for it
70 is as patent as any maxim OF moral
lr lscienCe.r
n, If we have conveyed eur ideas clear.
j ly to our readers, theYwit be convinc-
,ede we trust, lhatlo itry Mr.. Davis for
i treason would be to break TOO solemn
- oath of the national faith, ard ihatto
# execute hun would be a national nlur.
der. The sadIcal are mad 70 his blood
Let Us meet them on this issue. land
fight ahemsfoct to foo, in.the position
Their ferocity has iNpelled them 70 Sc
lect. Have we not been baptized ia
tha sacrilnents of manhood, ,lh8t we
should be terrified AT The believing of
: these roaring bulls of Basham more
:" ! than at that Of any ether wild beast
!" :. Let Us ub. Ihen. once more with the
} good old democratic banner and in.
scribe these notices: The pational faith
!, must 5e preserved al gall hazards /; ma
y iorllles have NO right 10 rule tninorities
:. :. ln what, is wrong apd to save our
!: country, se must wipe rs9caIism on
y y of it," Sanding fOst by this doctrine
!" we shall soon sweep our enemies before
= usg and behold this dear, lovely land
!. = OF ours resalne once more her old gio
:, = lrious position, and rule the destinies Of
: queen.
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