Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-12-06
H. sTAUNToN, VA, FRIDAY DECEMBER 8 1867.
White Is the Word.

. While the niggers are raising such de-
cided rumpus with the assistance Of their
miscegenation allies, and clamoring for a
hand in the government, and before the
chains are too securely bound about the PEG
pie. let us look at some things: SsasiE
White men were those who discovered
America. RI @95 f.35s'4 az 'eh5g' .a2 IS
White men were those who first founded
colonies in America. $ sEa -an' FsnistN
White men were those who threw the
British tea into Boston Harbor.g svs
hi White men were those who first disputed
the rights Of George the LII, to rule America.
lsfiN bite men were those who promulgated
the Declaration of Independence 3f
bss White men were those who fought SO sue
ceccessfully the battles Of American revolu-
! White men we're those who founded the
government of the United States. Ygs +.
White men were those for whose benefit
that government was established. Il atai
men were those whe originated the
Constitution of the United States. aai
aa White men were elected by a free people
to administer the government for the benefit
of the governed. a9taMe9 ailo q 1a4S;a19
g White men were those who brought the
American flag to be respected everywhere,
as an emblem Of power abroad and protec-
ton at home. IsA@ % siAsaiiaz9xo8 e.3i
White men we're those who handled the
government for fifty years, and made ours
such prosperous Republic s9aHl 94aa
so The Puritanical ancestors of Massachu7
sets miscegenationists were those who first
introduced and traiicked in African slavery
They conducted the business as long as it
was profitable, then abandoned it. M
White men are those who comprise the ear
nest, true men Of the country who contrib
ute to its wealth, who push inte the Western
wilds to settle it, and white men should now
be permitted to enjoy the fruit Of white la
Dor. 34 59a asA as49 ~ &iGs3Sft4aG1 1913
d White is the word for Americans and Pu-
ritans, Abolitionists, Loyalists, Rumpites,
connot displace it for another. 4
\ 49,, 4 The Dead Party. bra qs.,
"A correspondent of the Patriot & Union"
furnishes the following dialogue which he
says he overheard. a few days ago, in the
neighborhood of the Hill, between Demo-
erat and a prominent Radical: saa
! Radical. How are you, Mr.. D.?
You Democrats have rather worsted us this
year" sagae ess.a ID 81 s3
Democrat. Yes, rather so Don't you
think VIC have done pretty well for . dead
party z" sf.,5 3.e
Radical - Dead, the devil. told our
smart men some time since, that if they
were depending en- success on the ground
that the Democratic party was dead, they
would find themselves mistaken"
Democrat. Then you don't think we
are dead !" aa, r~.ss4
Radical. Dead If the party is dead,
it fights the best battle Of any corpse | ever
heard Of, and I dom like, to acknowledge
that our party has been whipped all over the
country by a corpse. y .ss rr
Democrat --.'Yo on are mistaken. You
beat US in Louisiana and Virginia /"
Radical. Eyes, the niggers beat the
white men down there but | don't like that
any better than you do, and if this is the
way things are going, there will be Dc
few white people in the Republican party il
another year it will be a manhood corpse
But wont be there. = 1Aarylamd Free
Press. IS