Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
ALL TIE COUNTRY 5 DEMOCRATIC

The Rebellion was Democratic, 1t brooks
out In Democratic STATES 1t was e1uhned to
Democratic States /: was hatchsd es South
erp Democrats. Il was iostered BY Northern
Democrats. Democratic Differed the Rebel
army Democrats made up its rank md file
Democrats filled every office IL tue Confedef
ate Government, from the Presidency dowa ~
the elerkships and the mss5enktrships TteIe
vast q Rel sblican with shoulder strap, or
mrsket, or "paee, In the whole concern 10
the Democratic City OF w AL inEtou under the
Democratic Administration o Buchanan The
Rebel on was conspired I'd prepared Be-
mocrstic member OF thai Democratic Admin
ietration stripped the North OF arms and Imug
Rlsd them over to the South, and sent the
army where it would be unavailable, or could
easily be captured. A Democratic memb Der OF
that same Democratic Adninislfa scatter
ed the navy over the world so that it could not
be assa on the Rebel seaboard Democrats
Secretary OF the Treasury plundered hi. tta7t
TO supply the Rebellion with money. De
mocFatic President, entTeatud 10 do something
10 save the Nation, refused ircla4ing aad az
suing that the Government could not uoasti
tptionslly defend itself. and that il was M la.-
full to ceerce Rebels, and he sal 5ullenly down,
like the Democrat AID traitor that hs wns and
allowed the Nations d s5nals 10 bf punlered,
and the Nations ships, navy yards aud tout
Iesses to be seized and the Rebel armies to
vent. Democrats throughout every NoitheIa
aad Wsstersn State applauded the conduct OF
their Democratic President--adopted aud de
landed his Democratic doctrine, that the Gov
srnment had no right to apply ioIce 10 sup
press Rebellon--and, from the word CO."
politically and personally opposed every legis-
lAsive financial, military aud moral measure
taken to speedily and successfully prosecute the
var, and save the Nations life The Country's
past and present woes are Democratie--all and
avery Of them, without one solitary exception
This truth, as of the Gospel, was thus uttered
hs Western orator;
"Let Democratic journals sBi orators Lowl
ever the debt and taxes their war has brought.
They but magnify their own sins. Every tax
gsa Democratic gift. Every Government stamp
b . Democratic sticking plaster. Every per
son In the United States drinks Ia Democracy
IN his tea, his cofse and his whisky, and the
sugar wherewth he teus thero. Each in
Rrsdient pays its quota tot The cost OF Demo
oracy to the country The smoker inhaies
Democracy The sick man ia physlcked With
Democracy, The laboring man gives about
one hours labor every day TO pay tor Demo
srsey, The capitalist pays oae-tenth VI his
Income for the cost OF the Democratic party
&vey transfer of property is saddet with the
Democratic burden. Before he is begottsn, the
child 10 subject to the Defhocratf taA From
the cradle to the grave he never ia tree from
". Ine 1unefni mourning u1hst nlst pay wv
penalty OF Democratic rule, and portion Of
that which he leaves behind must go into thii
Democratic vortex. Generation after generation
will carry this Democratic burden trem birtt
70 death. But for the Democratic party, oui
people would hardly have known the nature o
taxation. But for the Democratic party, tb,
hundreds Of thousands of young men who's
bones are strswn over the South would nov
be productive lsborers and the support anl
col ort OF families now des1lste, No one ca
attempt to deny this idietment No Que Cal
pretend that the Democratic party hid an
cause tor rebellion. Yet it has the tftouter
to CRY over the burdens OF taxation AS tp
father of the Democratic party when hs
stripped job OF family and possessions ehs'
ed 1t to his own sins, and sought to nav i;
from his integrity, so bis Democg', ue sons n,
come forward with equal etsop nv ana ehsr
their doings upon the loyal pnopie and ~ n
critically howl over ths'r snitc.iou, and Sc
70 seduce them from tneis integritT, TO Ell.
sopowsr the party that has brought ali The
woes upon thu iand."