Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-21
Nm EnIToR. Manv Of your readers

Mr.. EDITOR: Many OF your reauer'
have doubtless noticed with indignation,
the diabolical legislation of the KumP
Congress; have sighed a sigh of regret,
| al the heinous, black hearted, crimes Of
/ its Bullets, its Forueys, its Stevens, and
T its Sherldaps. Such as these aie now
having their Just dues IDeted out 10 them,
at the hands Of'a stIyenraged people;
they are receiving now what Lincoln're"
ceiyed long ago. They are following the
role as played by the slate Lamented,"
aud if through the politeness Of another
| j. W. Booth, another Of the leaders Of
AbOlitionism, thieves, murdererS, assas-
|ls5SA and suborners of perjury, should
he permitted to "Wend his way to worlds
unknown Another New jersey lfgiS-
l lature would vote, the day Of his birth a
legal holiday, and the mass Of abolition
lists would enroll his nam by the side OF
that of Washington. "First in war, frst
lin peace, and 6rstin the hearts OF his
countrymen. "Fr raS4s ,ro,r
Think Of il fellow cilizens and then
reflect upon the diAbolism Of Rump pol
lIitics, the uncertainty Of man, and the
|, certainty Of the eternal dissolution Of the
now almost dis-United States, if mol
, wrepcbed from the soOtfed at position oi
!, soOrnful humanity it now occupies, BY
the hands of q great, united, q free
, and determined people, who will pledge
''Tber lives, their iiOrtppss, and then
; sacred honor" to. maintain inviolate the
: Old Coustitution, and if@not an old Un'
!, :an one that savors sol greatly Of demo
I cratical principles as TO beindistingulsh'
! able from tho Union that fostersd the
) Eundutiful son who murdered 1t IN tIV'
|. years of terrible war and two Of terrible
S peace gso'.,.y =. ~ "a I, q. , =
! Washington, ButIer BY the side Of Lin,
-Pcoln, and Old John Brown (whOse sou
Keeps marching on) by the side Of But
q Fer; if they would keep from the grouI
(Which they win not] i'The father o
! his country we would raise our voice
e OILY to exclnim: Worthy trio' Mos
! adors5le trinity of AbOlitionismI 2
{ barrOon joker A public thief and
r marauding land pirate !Hr
i This is no vain. presumption that tn
radical party will attempt the elevation o
stealing, ,debaucherylasdl prostitu
n ton, it follows in the wake Of abolition
: rule as truly as night follows day and d q q
r surely as perjury foIlays stealing or AO
olition money buys Abolition votes, o
r which facts the latter two have been es
: Etablished by the late war beyond q rea
J. !. Hfsouahlo doubt. And for examples o
y y which we need not look beyond our owl
! ncishborhood for practical illustrations
j.. We need not look abroad. We have
q practically applied every day and of lat
e more grieVously yIlhan heretofore, beneat
: our very eyes, Oh shades Of Jefferson
Of JacksoDlo Of Washington !loeJWha
: think you of the degeneracyOf o peopl
Q for tie benefit of whom, you each, passe
i a bright and particularly useful lifs?-
/ Think you they ever will again attain tn
|, eminence they occupied during you
d ieventfuI lives? Could we bo answered
al There is. chance for again arising b.
4 resisting every encroachment of'a so
: called Congress. Squirting every uujuS
:, abolition mandate as "you would spur
a stranger cur from off your threshold,
r be true to the Constitution and remem
|. ber that the great principle successful
i maintained blythe revolution of l77
n was, that, "Representation and taxatio
D are inseparable;" and the time will b
.e nnear at hand when this again will b
n F"The greateStIgOVernment on all thi
1t earth. ,'sri'ii liIis gd' .o5i .zlg,., 4,F
/ He., aggj o. ,y, r. 7. P.