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

when Mr Colyar delivered the speech
the substance Of which we publish il
the Home journal This week, We wcr,
not advised that he was to make any
speech, and pr2sumoit was impromptu
Certainly there are many who would
lave been glad Of u chance to heaJ
him, hence tAcy viii thank us for pub
fishing his speech, 1t is plain, for
ellie speech, and ought TO be read al
over tho State, 1t will please the Con
scryaliycs and strengthen them in thu
conviction that they have not mistaken
the policy and peyIidy Of the Radicals
while it the same time it will show then
that thcy. hayoa work TO do, and Nc
time should be lost, The freedmen
must be made to understand that the
Radicals care nothing for them, only
10 got their votes, and would to-day
sell them into slavery if thereby they
could secure TO their party power fol
the future, They think they can us,
tn, negro as the monkey used the cat
paw, to pull his chestnuts out Of tn,
fire. But the Conservatives must ex
pose the Radical monkeys, who cannot
hope to maintain their present unlaw.
iui power in this State q by fraud
and efforts to drive our people into
overt acts which may afford them 4
shadow Of argument to sustain their
high handed measures.
This speech ofMr. Colyar will also,
We think, convince Radicals and turn
them to labor hereafter for the rescue
Of our government from the ruin which
must inevitably follow if these wild, re
ycnrcnll schomcrs-,lcsc very CaSaa.
lraa should succeed.
And the rrcclmcn--wc wish they
chouId all have heard Mr.. Colyar. We
must circulate his speech among Them
'Ihcy should know why they are taxed
and to|ce1 10 eotc, but not allowed the,
concom'taht5 Of freedom, Stcll as
holding Office and sitting on Jufies'-
They should know something OF lhe
leading measures OF the Radical party
n Tennessee, FOR, truly, as Nh Colyar
those measures are c!laFac''ll"ca
y n@'u!eF CHRISTIANITY nor c~l'ilI|alIoH'
me- lHofc Is nor coIo''" h'ail III nc
Of FRANKLIN ""o' sense Oh JUS
"oP'd not revolt III inc S''ocNIhS
INJUSTICE Oh lho'e measures ana II
yer Il lfuoI!iH h'"l''t''T''t WIS iliade
yaN% man. Mr. cougar maze IL "'leh
@ a''a' 'lLo N'"cN man. though i"Ie-
: Il 'I"'e' ''' Il "'"c'l 'l'8I'er ioc" OF
'e o""Sat'o" OF CONTRACT ui"i taose t
no voted IoFilo celebrated S0la Dill
MS "'' " PoIII'c"1 roooefS' commit
al ny The party INTO whose hahds The :
oh-J was lL|ceH Iof "l'e keeping t
Ia| purity IS &Hii'y OF Il prcogI OF ,,
'i7I "'id Of o'prcc'''I'''S our c0Freh- t
= ana the negro Is TAXED ID make ,
the deficiency '
Again MI Coi}ar says, and we thank ,
III Tor the assertion, that there is not
cojored man in this county ,
has not more respect Tor himself {
III to publicly justify the infamous ,
hool Bill lately passed BY the Radi- ,
~ ,
, Wi!lIC ana BACK, to establish select
ol,uo fo,, 4ho ,biLl,o, nf p,,E I
~
lS. Amen to that home thrust.
nd tln ,.llnr roll nnnh1n JuU/ Wnplur
PNor'N INV
w II Is, and why 1t Is, that GOV. :
.ownlow wLo e.oa ~olvo,.e e,,ch r,o
wy
very man, defending the Institution I
q d;y;,o o,o o,I ,.ho e;,oo t,v,,
NV '-' =" IN "", {
gCthCr with the Radicals, repeatedly
r,.ol 70 o,r,,uoli.o H, oolauol {
VOW - u ''ioi'' Poo-
and deprecated the influx of the
,oI,o, INIT, orr Ct,to r. euoh ,r;,; I
'' 80 0' P'N' {
go should be accorded thcm-hOW it
and ,L,, Il 10 tho,, Lo,o 60 eu,1Io,
'' ~ ''' ~',' '"''"0"
changed their opinions.
of Nc holm tbo frooInop J., ,ra, {
pup {
appreciation Of The arts and villain. !
p, ortLo p,di.,l, !
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Read Mr., COlyar's speech ;
!
MIR. t0Iyar said, IN substance. that he had :.
sire and Intended to have tt free confer |
&c with such citizens as he could see. |
8 ne had not intended or desired, ut this
ne, Il! make amy public speech: but, be- !
earnestly solicited. he did not hesitate Y
comply with the request. u
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