, 1867-12-06
shah the BLACK Vote Of the south Rule the

shall the Black Vote Of the south Rule the
White Vots of the North
This is now the all important question. There
can be no doubt that large majority Of the
United States are opposed to his radiealism and
| its policy. There can be no doubt that large
majority favor the restoration of the Union upon
| the basis of the Constitution. There can be no
doubt that if square aud fair vote were bad,
at least two thirds o:the Caucasion race would
demand that this should continue in the future,
as il was designed to be BY the fathers Of the
Republic q white man 3 Government. On these
| points the recent elections speak in terms that
there is no mistaking. b, ---'
The people of the North were unwillingly drag.
ged into the recent war by reckless fanatics and
unprincipled demagogues. 1t was war Of
theirs and had they foreseen the dreadful conse.
queuces, they would have risen in their might
| and driven from Washington the gnilty cobspir
ators who rejected all overtures Of compromise.
But once in, they rallied to the standard of the
| Government, not to destroy the Constitution aud
break up the Union, but to Vindieate the one
| and mai tain the other. When the war ceased
the sentiment uppermost iu the popular mind
was peace, in fact as we'll as name. But this
the radical leaders did not want. Sectional ag>
itation aud civil strife had given them power
and they felt by these alone they set to work to
give the lie to the professed objects of the war,
and instead of restoring the Southern States to
their appropriate relations with the rest to utter.
ly destroy them. Not only this, but to build up
on the ruins of white society, revolving Africans
nized communities, to send negroes to Congress
TO legislate for the white laborers and farmers of
! the North.
Here is the whole scheme in q nutshell. The
radical leaders know that they cannot rely;ups
on the Northern. States to continue their pow
er They see State after State slipping from
their control. Hence they look to the negro to
| help them out of their difficulty With the ten
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solid ebony front in Congress and the Electo.
raj College, they expect with the New England
States, leaving out Connecticut, to get enough
votes to carry the Presidential election and con,
tiuue control of the House OF Representatives
and of Congress. 1t is thus By the negro vote of
the Southland, indeed, we may say of the en-
tire copntry-for there is little doubt in our
mind thatSumner's or Wilson's universal suf-
frage,bill Introduced at the Extra Session, will
pass this winter-they expect to rule the great
white mass of the country. 1t is thus they ex.
pect to continue in their iniquitons tariff bills by
which the toiling many are robbed and plum
dered for the benefit of few gFasping, avari>
cious and uuconsionable Eastern manufacturing
capitalists 1t is thus they expect to extort
heard of incomes from the people, to squander
upon party favorites, to keep up electioneering
bureaus to control negro votes, and standing
armies to crush out liberty and eusave white
men. 1t is thus that they would enforce the pay
ment of the untaxed bonds, contracted for in
deprecated rag money, with gold coin. It is
thus that they would permanently destroy our
Union Of free, sovereign and associated States,
with its nicely arranged checks and balances,
and construct upon its ruins a great corrupt,
central despotism, whose power is to be main>
tanned by brbes and bayonets.
Will the Northern voters submit to this stu
| pendous outrage upon their rights2 Will they
stand by and see letters riYeted about their
| lmbs2 Will they bow their necks to tie yoke
of this hideous mougrel oligarchy, which the
radical leaders of the rump Congress are prepar-
| ing for them2 Connecticut SAYS, No. Maryland,
Delaware and Kentucky say, No. California and
| Oregon say. No. Ohio aud Pennsylvania say
| No. New York and New Jersey have Numbered
out, Mol The people of the United States have
not arrived at that condition of hopeless degra>
daton and mental debauchery and more than
| Turkish slavery when they will consent that ten
| or twelve States, of this Union, whose citizens
are Of our race and Kindred shall be given over
to the OF ignorant, demoralized and semi barba.
rous negroes, whose normal condition is slavery
and, who, in all ages, have shown themselves
incapable of self>oIganizng self su staininp
civilization. Much less will they consent that
these shall hold balance of power to te WELD,
ed by Puritan bigotry, intolerance and trasp>
ing avaricousness to control the Government
of the Union for the benefit of a section We
have an abiding confidence, that SO far as its
power Of evil is concerned, mougrelism has
about reached the end of its tether. The reople
are thinking for themselves. The next PretideuI
tial election will be victory for the Democracy
and the present guilty usurpers of the Govern.
ment will only be beard Of thereafter, in the e1.
ecrations of an outraged, insulted and Indignant
peo2le.-S. F. Examiner