The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27

anu Piuhuer, anu tnat ltS favorite tnstru'
ments are the soldiers bayonet and the
negro's ballot.
1t will show them that Military Re.
construction means the alliance OF
Northern Fanaticism with Negro Bar,
barism, and that the end thereof is polit.
ical death.
1t will show them that the present
Registration system is solely intended
ITO guarantee Radical majorities.
1t will show them that the Public
Treasury is now used as cash-box of
corruption; that the tariff system is a
labor multiplying machine that requires
three dollars to do the work of one;
that Radical taxation is the sure road
to ruin, where all they earn travels as a
pioneer to all they own.
1t will show them that in this State
there is one Office for every three voters
and public leech on every vein of
West Virginia labor; that the party in
power is daily driving population, cap
ital, labor and enterprise from our State;
and that the people are ruled by small
minority, taxed for partisan ends and
cheated for private purposes.
. And finally it will show them that
Radical progress" is just such move
ment as Dives wanted Lazarus to exc
cute; that "loyalty us as single scab to a
million sores, neither hiding nor healing,
and that Radical supremacy is merely
Gods opinion of national folly, to be
changed for better as soon as the peo-
pie learn wisdom and. decree their own
release.
Teach the people these facts and there
will no longer be any need to fight Rad
icalism for it will have ceased to exist.
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prising that paper, we'll managed and
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ter paper than any other in West Vir-
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