Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
DEMOCRATIC JEWELS.
WILKES BOOTH, CROMWELL AND THE
DAGGER OF BRUTUS.

DEMOCRATIC JEWELS.
WILKES BOOTH, CROMWELL AND THE
DAGGER OF BRUTUs.
The great democratic party will
rise in its might and majesty, and pull
verse and purge the Congress, just as
Cromwell Purged helOng Parliament.
The signs of the times are pregnant
with resistance to radical tyranny,
and THE DAGGER OF BRUTUS
may aid in accomplishments redemp-
ton from radical rule, ruin and usur-
patiOn.-TMObileT Tribune.
''THE SPIRIT OF WILKES
BOOTH STILL LIVES, thank God /!
Therefore, take courage! Seymour,
Blair, and THE REVIVAL OF THE
GREAT CAUSE is the motto of every
true manw
TPine Bluff VindicatOr.
THE TOOLS OF a NEW REBELLION.
"Gen. Blair was an AbolitiOnist and
a war man; but those are dead issues,
and if he was sincere in his recent let
ter, he lUW dHSlUeF Our purpose"
TCharlestOn, Va, Chronicle.
1.-The grinning skeletons which have
been set I'D in our midst as legislators
SHALL BE OUSTED BY FRANK
BLAIR, WHOM THE DEMOCRAT
&c PARTY HAS EXPRESSLY AP-
POINTED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
All these things shall be swept from
the bosom of the eountry."-[ Robert
ToOmbs.
at was the indentical letter of
Frank Blair to his friend Col. Broad
head that secured the Missouri hero
the nomination for Vice PRESIDENT
We dUdnt just such ammunition as Frank
Blair uses. ."-Nicksburg Times.
The whole aim of the Democrats of
Virginia is to work matters Ill such u
way as to replace the two races as near
" as they possibly can in the position
they occupied during or just priCr to
the war; and they are confident that
this can be accomplished by the over
throw of the Radical party, and that
it will be done by their UNSUSPEC-l
TING TOOLS-The Democrats of
the North Richmond Paper.
AFTER THEIR RIGHTS ONCE MORE
Here is the easy solution of all
these troubles. We claim that we
have these rights secured to us by
every law. Then let us execute them |
and if they are prevented, letthe Onus
rest upon those who interfere. I'M
other words, we owe it to ourselves to |
oar rights and endeavOr to
exercise them, otherwise they Will |
never be forced upon US. 1t is the du-
ty of the people TO SET THEM
SELVES SQUARE UPON THEIR
RIGHTS AT ONCE."-LVicksburg
Herald.
BLAIR PROPOSES TO STAMP OUT THE
SENATE.
Mr.. Blair made speech at st. JO-
seph, Mo-, August lst., from which we
quote his threats against the United
States Senate. 1t is to be FORCED
70 submit to the Democratic scheme.
Read what he says:
"But we are told that even if the
Democratic party elect their President
md n majority of the House of Rep
that these carpet-baggeTs
who assume to constitute a majority
If the Senate, will defeat legislation,
md will impose this ignorant and
race of the negroes
lpOn the country as the superior or
he white man. Let them dare to do
han one million majority of voters
Who are opposed to this scheme will
make it impossible for them to perpetu-
tie such a continuing outrage upon +
American citizens"
MORE BLOOD-LETTING REQUIRED.
1--WE know there are a good many I
Democrats at the North, including
ONE distinguished soldiers, who be-
i've that the political Atmosphere, pOis- {
med by the long reign of Radical des- {
,Otism, will not be so purified that
liberty may flourish on it until just {
is inflicted upon the da-
ing men who have cOnspired against
he freedom of the nation. In other q
words, that the cOlulter-TeUOilttiOHt tCiH s
Ot be completed lUithOt more blood {
stting." Mobile Register.
THREATS OF ANOTHER
DEMOCRAT.
In the Missouri Democratic State I
the other day, Col. L. V.
,ogy, made a Tonga and violent speech, Nv
I which he muttered the following II
gnificant menace:
Suppose through the Intervention of
n infamous registration law we should
OF succeed? What then? Gentle
len, it is not in power to make known n
ur intentions in advance. Oh ! my Q
lends. it is a most terrible question p
ask. Men have duties to perform $
n earth, public as well as private; to n
leir country as well as TO their God d
nd L hope that when all the means t.
nd appliances known to the free 0l
-hite races of the earth have been Il
sed to obtain the rights which every a
ne is invested with at his birth by b
lmighty God, that you Will then be o.
adv TO resort to such means and "
Ieasures as will secure to you your Is
ghts. (Cheers.) a
THE SAME OLD FIGHT. w
Judge Aldrich, who had the honor ii
a Democratic reception in Charles fl
N a few days ago, said: 'This is OF
and contest in which we are en- ~
,ged: a contest for constitutional lib Y
", and it is the contest in which we
ave been engaged since 1861" in
JVe 1CW nOlU at all hazards, FecOUer pi
tr lost liberties, and restore the State. al
-e are in the midst of a great revOlu- ct
on, which may end peacefully at the d:
lllOt box; but if not then the true ia
en- of the South will rally once more N
ound their now folded banner, and L.
III tyy the issue at the cdtridge-6Or- tC
Ramsey's speech at Atlanta. OF
PROUD OF THEIR TREASON. f
1--WE arraign them (Republicans) in ,.
le names of our own dearly-belOved 5SSS
nnfederote dead Killed iJl battle bUthe 70