The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-19

csskisu1isn1z rpsadp1ss slnr1y, nd a ~ |
same tine shAttiag The s6ylosk party with
lpnsHiJ dsGkisg the dsls~t A. the amend
1lsat ssd psn5 Of shsgs pp&ly and bisF-
tinsly, upea ths principle - no nan CD
d g favof " ~ isseest IIbss1y and slsvsrT
| % ~ 60 sins. They knss II would be-
dsfssssd al the time, for they are naturally
k6frzid to trust the colsred man with the
r.er..vs erar~hsse
I am slightly ashamen Of ny vote on thai
day, in that did not construct working
mans ticket Of my own, endorsing, IN addi-
zion 10 manhood suffrage, q woman suffrage
also for | am satisfisd we must come 20
Ethss before liberty can triunph.
L =Lso afmid, almost ~ il personally had
caused The defeat OF the party, and do not
know but have; for have labored early
Andhts Tor thess yearA rising up early 40
order thereto, and God il pledged to bless
such. Efforts. He declares be will remove
meunsains Of difficulties In the way Of bis
li:tle ones, who cry early and a'e unto hIa
! have labored and prayed, right along since
1850. FOR che scientific use OF the national
creiit, and more especially, the scientific ~
stitut,on Of money and believe We have
an indication Of Gods way OF bringing 1t
about He moves In mysterions way TO
, parform bis soDdsFs- la nay opinion lie =
using the Democratic party as rod with
shIch TO beat this party onward, othcered
entirely by Shylocks.
| vail reveal what has defeated the
II ~. aa.r - &c Aan
bsy 0nd recovery Ii il their heaEen-defy-
Jog Ans They proposed to make US ma
ton OF slaves, subject TO a money ed arIstoc-
racy and to this end they muzzled all our
! presses, and corrupted our pulpits aud the
forum. TIE truth might not be spoken any
i. where, even a. the very affairs dedicated 10
. truth and religion. To accomplish her Pur-
; pose in Ohio she put forth such men as Lo-
gan an1 Gibson. and their s0phistries as e
!. anance must not be replied to, even 10 God
house and in Oberlin; ant the few friends
Il truth must cit and hear her murdered By
y -ach men a. Hayes, Dennison, Bingham
n Cox, &c, and must not say one word 0y
VI yay Of RELY, or question even. More thar
lhis, our College and church officers ant
ministers must endorse with their vOciterou
~ -msles by which mean Laughter and smile
j. ioo) their very worst sophistries and lies a
4 70 inance. | tell you, God will visit 10
such iniquiti1s as these.
But hey say this Shylock defeat portend
y var. reply, it does moi for our soldier
10 md young men will no more fzht for To
N party Of Snylocks. On reflection they can
not but see their fallacies and lies, and sn@
~ sill SOONER mob and rase their temples 10
ir which | mean their cOrdons or Nations
b. t,anks) than fight for them any more
~ would sooner expect to hear them cryin
:, Tor the rocks and noun tains to fall on then
70 hide them from the wrath Of an lhjure
u an'i enraged people.
1T No, gentlemen Shylocks, Labor has take
4 u "a hand 70 lock after her own interests i
his land, and throughout the entire work
Tor the movement will thus extsnd, and ths
speedily. Is we trust The Almighty
be- pledged to rhis; and the contamination b
ID Dur work includes the converting of sword
90 tilling the earth, and ofsspears to th
an oruning OF Its frlit And I should thin
~ Capital ought 70 excuse Us now from shed
ey ding more Of our blood, and afterward foo
4. ing all the glory billsl We desire anotht
er and better arrangement in the future. w
~ slll consent to fight NO more Of your battle
w. Mr.. ShylocK, il may be permitted to spea
for the great labor interest. Ii you wal
II your gold and silver, keep IT, We har
1T learned that paper will do for us exclusivel
Our present experience teaches this. W
ed would like little coin for change, made
or aickel, or the cheapest material that can
~ made TO answer this end bat We can e.
i .irely with il, rather than 6ght any NOR
y tnd Shylock may keep all his ciin and 5a
rd lion. and belt it around him, and il viii oil
b. aim where his intentions are to place Q
be viz IL the lowest depths Of poverty
10 Consider how the Republicans have entr
A. ~ ignored our party, except 70 abuse y
ID Look at the treatment OF the Hon. Gen. Ca
81 II the Cincinnati district, doing all Cd
possibly could to defeat him by lies, e
gu pressed too late to be exposed But
in you'd not charge all this upon the anc.e
ri Republican party, for that Is long since dea
e. We are now dealing with a party Of Sh
lut locks in its place. as when the bee mo
H. 5akes snH possession of the former home
llg Inc honey bee.
ar. Uncle Sam does show signs Of breaki
m the bonds with which be has been bOuul
Or. this cannot BE- denied but a. deny .h
ctf rhTs is anything against his moral chAract,
~ Greeley to the contrary, notwithstanding.
IT, Z. NJ. LEONARD.