The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-08-01
PosT-oFFis, C0NPEuRfr X RoAns,
(wich Is In the Stalt nv Ky.)

(wich Is In the Stalt nv ky")
July II, 1867.
In eastin my eyes cnrelcssly over the politikle
field, which Seward and me do every sixty DAYS,
think | kin spy Into the horizon a bud wich Is
swelling to a most hopeful flower IL Is spredln
Itself Into hurricane, wlch, threatens 10 sweep
away tho fabric Nv Ablishlnlsm and purify the
politlkle atmosphere. The Rldlkle party hcv bin
At last forced 70 adopt the legtlmlt endn Nv their
soolcde principles, nlgger suffrage, and from
that the Demolrlsy, Of they are wise, Will snatch
triumph litTallv from the laws nv death. We
hcy em now. In Ohio that question IA to he voted
onto this fall In Moo Yorl, and Michigan It's
Taisin breeze IN ther COnvens huns aud In Penn
tylvania, Illnoy aud Indiana II can't be long put
or It's our bcstholt The proud CAucashun wlch
votes the Dimecratic ticket hcz no oteckshun to
bein jossclcd by the Niger IN the rush to pay
taxes, but his hawtY Houl rccols nj the idce nv
belu ebOwed by him ut the polls Besides the
Dlmeerailc voters don't want the ballot given to
any other lower class II wood mako undoo
conn etishen EZ / remarked we've got en-
Wat the Dcmokrisy want now Ia t1 handle this
delIklt subllck ez to make the most II.
The great trouble with the party Is that there II
no uniform style Nv meetin this question. Ga the
main question we are all agreed, We al oppose
Niger suffrage. Its part and parcel Nv Dino
krat's nacher 10 oppose Niger suffrage The
leaders Nv tho party opposed it at the beguin Tor
seeln how the ballot wuz abused by theIr followers
they trembled for the Republic ef it wu2 entrusted
20 the hands nv any more nv ekal capassitv and
the masses nv the organization opposed gyiu Il Ia
the nlgger, becoz that one privilege md color,
wuz all that distinguished ON. Its peeoolysrity
nv unregeneatod human nacher shat 10 mus
alluz bear down on somebody. The poet ser
even the lice hey smaller oncs to bite en-,
And they si u smaller ones, al hnitum.'
Fortunately, tho Demokmcy hey the nggsr for
their smaller lice. Theslurly yeomanry felt II
20 be a eoothn thing u find, wunst each year,
that In one thlng, al least, he wuz superior 10
sumbOddy, and 50 & vii be 30 long ez there Is a
Dimokracy. Thetgaa Dimokmtp promotes hlsaelf,
not by litln hlAsdl hh0ye the level onto which
he 1lds hlsself ht by shown sum one down to .
lower level, aud " there wuznt auyhody else on
ihla continent which they Good glt hold nv, the
nlgger wuz long ago selected tor that purpose
The great trouble i, weoppose Niger suffrage
now from too many etandpmp some oppose
Il on the skors Nv the incriorlly nv the AfiiI ln
bat that hever wuz poplar ijec with our lzople.
They may hev assented 10 Il 0utg1rdy. but In
their own mindA they objected. "Ef says o
reliable DimOkfat to hiaself. 'ef that's the rule
WAT ~ rHuEDER ~ 10 BECOME Nv hE1'
Likewise tie idea nv onatness. wch others ug
or apossels advance. "Ihey can't read nor
rite ~ shreelSs injoodishu3 cuss, speekln to q
audience tWo-thirds Nv wlch go TO him reglerly
70 reed theF ballots 10 EN-, and who, when they
fign prommlssory notes, pnt 40 y atween lhelI
1Tst and last names.
Anulhef speekeF quotes Noah TO EN-, and boldly
ssserts that the niger l. the descendant nv Ham
and that he Is the identicle lndiyidje which wuz
Gust by Noah; but be runs agn the fact that the
gtst uv em. wlch Ia in Afrlka yet, hev man aged
to dodge tie euss. ez they alnt servln ther white
brethren .and them Wich wuz brOt herc 70 be
hev busted tler bonds, and arc jest