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Things Made Worse, by Opposi

Things Made Worse, by Opposi
The Reyolutionists now in power tel
the Democracy
"The moro you oppose, tho wors
we will act"
Very well, say we,-but we shall no
the less oppose. Military ~dcspotism i
not to be substituted among us, in thi
country, and over such States of the ole
original Thirteen, as Virginia, the Car
Olinas, and Gcorgia,-without opposi
ton. On the way to the Dead Sea O.
D~espotism, we will ever keep on re
monstrating.
Revolutions generally have TO rur
out, before they can be stopped,--ano
the quicker therefore, this III out, tho
better. The Prcsbytcrians Of the days
of Cromwell only made Cromwell.
worse by opposing him. The indie
pcndcnts would not have cut Off the
head Of Charles the lst,-if the Pres
byterians had not been Cromwcll's en-
emies. No Jacobins, no Murats, Dan,
tons, and Ro~sbcspicrres, would have
existed, 1.-THE Girondists had not stood
in their way.
Thus, in our country, though resist
ing, we see the Revolution must 90
on. The quicker, the President is ex-
PEELED from Washington, perhaps the
bctter,--with Wade, Chandler, to act
in his place. This will cut Off the de
Jaclo Government from that which sup
ports GovernmCnt,--the moral sane.
ton of the People. The quicker, the
Supreme Court of the United States is
overthrow, the better. This will
quicker bring on Anarchy, and through
Anarchy, alone, at times, can Order be
got Military ~despotism may be the
result, in Cromwell ora N~apolcon,--
but Cromwell is worth q thousand
Praisc-Go Barcbones, and one Napo,
leon is worth u whole regiment of
RO~sbespierrcs. ..F
The Rump Congress in Washington,
has utterly overthrow tho Constitu-
ton Of the United States, in over one
half of the original Territories of the
old l3 States. 1t but awaits the oppor
tunity to govern the nation again wish
Provost Marshals, and to throw the
Opposition into Fort Lafayette, orr
Fort Warren. The Bumpers will redo
all this,-as soon as they dare. Paine's
new Military Bill in the House of Rep.
rcsentatives, is preparing the way for
It in another standing army. Thad.
Stevens has reported an Army Bill,
strips the civil Government Of
The command of the Army, and puts it
under the control of the Rump. But
save those who keep a close eye on
have an idea of how, we are
re-doing what the Romans did,
under Pompey and the first Cesars,-
under Cromwell, and under the Giron
dists and Jacobins ofthe French Rev.
Even the Assignats, there is
> struggle to revive. The House
Thursday, to expend 100000,
300 in Greenbacks, alias Assignets.--
There is nothing new under the sun,
he Express repeats. Men in
1866 are the very same men, as in
A. ID. l, and A. u. 1910, and A. d.
l786. We, Americans, have not all
in q single liberal idea, but on
he contrary, we are undoing the work
II the Barons of Runnymede, Mgna
the Bill of Rights, the Right OF
Petition, DC. Our institutions now, in !
freedom and in the protection of prop /,
erty, are behind the English, aud a sub ,
Iect under Queen Victoria is far better /,
protected in life, property and liberty !
than 12,OO9,OOO Of American people :,
10000 of whom are of the purcst L
.nglo-Saxon blood. with very little in
termixture.-New York Expresy.