The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-09

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bitterness, all who spoke or thought ofgiy
Ing freedom to the black man. Sermon ai
ter sermon had he preached TO prove til
institution Of slavery TO be OF divine orig
IN. and fully justified by the Bible; no
only so. but In his mcssngeSsince the blac
man was made free. he had steadily main
tnlncd his opposition TO his cniranclIlse
mcnt. But, the Radical party in Tcnnes
see finding that neither the first nor th
second franchise law, unconstitutional Il
they were, would pcrpctlate their power
they finally, in the face of all their pre-
vl0Iis war upon the freedmen. with Il hal
tdihoOd never before witnessed, and with
shameless disregard of consistency, for II
other purpose upon the face Of the carll
but with the hope ofrctaining power, hay
made the freedmen OF Tennessee lawn
voters: and then, through their organ Il
Nashville. they have, in the most indGcen
and bullying style, given notice that III
poor negro must serve tlcnn,Or tIlcy W0lil,
again damn him. and by n political bul
anatlcmatizc him; and I predict that
curse uponthc negro will yet be duly pro
nounced that Will, in bitterness and dccl
hatred, have 10 equal in modern times. :
If they cannot retain power by freed
meas votes, they will have no further us'
for the black man.
Now. it is necessary that the new voter
shall be made TO fully understand the Is
sue. and that we shall deal with them a
always have done. fairly and without dis.
stimulation. The Radical has no use what
ever for the colorcd man. except to get III
vote. Any appliance will be used, ana ev,-
cry conceivable device rcsOrted to to pref
ldicc the freedmen with their former mas
tiers. and it will be well for us to see thai
he Is not mi.lcd. Fortunately, notwith-
standing the late war, III which 1t was
confidently predicted there would be n wan
ofraccs. there is the best possible feeling
between the two races. Even during the
war. il must be admitted, that This race of
people. under all the circumstances in the
main. 50 behaved ~ to justify the highest
commentator. 1t was expected by an
who did not understand the relation OF
master and slave. that the slave was the
bitter and deadly enemy ofhiS master, and
that. all over the country the greatest dan
ger ufthc Southern people was from their
own slaves, and even many of ourown pco-
pie feared the result. knowing tllat the war
necessarily involved the freedom of the
black race: but. during the whole OF the
war there was scarcely an instance OF Il
combination Of slaves, though their tree
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h,"ionJ, nf tbcm nrnvrd to Inc truc
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p,,r .l,v.. and feel vrry well as
surcd they have no cause of complaint
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.hn nrGGnIr trom whom we descended thnIt
yr did nnnt Make them slave. md thot We
tLrir hest friend. when they were
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