American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-09

4 'C "idut 10 UfHl 10 tHP UeHliIluS
IL a new era and new ideas.
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nj DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.
er The Democracy of Ohio are reioi
IN ing with exceeding great joy cv,
the result of the recent elections
II result which seems to have carrie
d gladness to the hearts of the peopl
h The Radicals are striving TO keep
n stiff upper llp, and 10 console then
d selves with the kind of contemplation
e Indifference which the dr0wnin
g philosopher exhibited when he toll
t Noah to go to thunder with his ark
t as there wasn't going to be much @
: a shower any way. Their efforts t,
! derive consolation reminds lis of tn,
t lndiciOus attempts of the innocent
. warm hearted Mr.. Toots TO convinc,
Dogbery that the tearing of hil
trousers, like every thing else, wal
of " no consequence" 1t is evident
, that they feel like holding funera
wakes o., er the dead body, and the
decaying prospects of Radicalism
The lucubratiOns of their editors are
lugubrious, fnnereal and dreary
Radicalism is evidently not itself in
I Ohio; it is Radlcalism in mourning
weeds and in Salloping consumption.
Verify "the ice on the Neva is break
ing up" This fanatical party, like
tho Surfo co of a Fvo1au r;,-np @ ,,,o1I-
ing to pieces, as the grand swell of
the patriotic and indignant mass
comes rushing down from all quar-
terS like the torrents of thousand
mountain streams. The popular
tide has become resistless Missis-
>ippi in volume, and il will carry
the country from the toul clutches
of Radicalism, and sweep along the
dead, bloated and repulsive body of
many a detested poacher upon Con
stitutional liberty and the rights of
the people. The effects OF this de,
lnge have filed the Radicals with
terror. They behold their tlkes and
dams giving way, and the low
grounds and works of dcspotism
overflowing. We are not, therefore,
at the rejoicing OF our
friends in Ohio. They have achieved
the grandcst victory in the anpals of
Now that the Democrats have a
decided majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature, the Senatorial elec-
tion begins to stir public opinion.
Judge Thurman Qate candidate for
Vallandigham, Peudleton
md others are suggested as candi-
lates. We care not who may be
elected, but we must say that the
opposition made to Vallandigham by
he expediency crOakrH of this city
$ as shameful as it is ungratetul.
These very wise, cautions. prudent,
fellows oppose Nallandig-
iam because he is opposed to the
Radicals. They want some Oily
Cannon schomer who talked with
,atpd breath and in honeyed accents
lbont the dcspots when they were
rampling upon the constitution and !
iOting over the liberties of the peo-
lie. Out upon such craven cOwardice. :
The party that in the hourof triumph :
equities the services of its ablest :
hampions with ingratitude, is un-
worthy of success. When darkness,
loom, and despair OverslIadowed ;,
he nation. C. L. Vallandigham was !;
he recipient OF contumely, insult, !,
atrcd and eXecration, and now i'll
hr hour of victory he should be the >
hertSlled idol ot his party-litted :.
0 the highest positions of honor. He );
as been fighting for six years for :.
he very principles that Iriumphed
I the recent election. He has en- .
ured more persecution, scorn and !,
bloquy for constitutional liberty .
han any man in America. He has =
TODD by great principles with faith j,
hat was sublime with that kind of :,
Glance which inspired the Chris u
ans of the middle ages when they .
ngged 10 their bleeding bosoms :;
he Holy Cross. He barred his bosom T
, the storm. and if such men as hr
re to be ignored or oStrlcist-,l ue.
lusr their election will hp obnoxious =,
D the enemy. then there is no incen- =
We for fidelity to principle. Such ,.
"polic, will make men huckster- y
lg demagosues and trucking, faith
'ss spntinpls. "The stone which N
ne builders rejected SHOULD he
,mc the head of the corner" Mr..
'allandiglam having remained =,
eadfaSt and unfalteiiny, he is de " y
irving of reward. He has pluck :,
i'll, and iron nervp-the very man
, grapple with Radicalism, aud no
Outhern man can surely obitc to =,
,ring him in the United States Sen =
tr, where he will war upon the en- y !,
n,es of the Constitution, labor to !,
Dliterate the blooly lire that divides :,
le North aud South, and to cement :,
a rstranged people together in the n
bonds of fraternal love q
nd harmony. 5,
FINE LINGUIsTS.-The following u
a specimen of the conversations Il
hich Ncu eel in Paris during the late II
Iposition. This one is enacted by "
lsitor from England and a rpStau- b
,teur:
Franchman "Wiz CRANE, sarei" n
BIiton, airing his FTpucL-a Parly "