The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-08-14
DEMOCRACY.
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ocratic Southern talk that has been
general since the Nex York Demo
cratic Convention. There is food for
thought in thesesayings, they and
show to what Democracy is leading.
A correspondent of The Jefferson
(Texas) Ku-Klux (Blair and Sey-
mOur, writes
"The niger and the white man are
not likely to agree, unless the nigger
yields to the white mans views,
which he can do, or die. lie has not
the intellect, and the white men, who
out number him five to one, will new
er, no! never, consent to be his bond
man or his inferior in any sense. On
this the Ku-KluX is all level. No
niger in the Ku- Klux"
The Meridian Miss Mercury
blair and Seymour.) 21st, says:
"With the skull and cross bones OF
the lost cause before us, we will
swear that this is a white mans Gov
ernment. We must make the negro
understand we are the men we were
when we held him in abject bondage,
and make him feel that when fore
beareance ceases to be a virtue, he
has aroused a power that will control
him or destroy him.
The Hicks5Ury Times finds Blair
just suited to its Rebel tastes. 1t
says: - =
COLLECTION is made down this way
to the Endorsement of the Blair letter,
by few timid people, on the score
of prudence, and yet it was this iden-
tical letter of Frank Blair to his
friend Col. Broadhead that secured
the Missouri hero the nomination for
Vice President. We want just such
ammunition as Frank Blair uses"
The Columbia PAoenir (Seymoul
and Blair) contains the following
resolution passed by a Democratic
Club in its vicinity:
-Resoioed, That no member of this
Club shall employ, rent lands to, OIL
lpatronize any Radical, after the
present contracts shall have expired
And that. from this date, we will not
give employment to any freedmen
who are struggling over the country
as day laborers, who cannot show
that they are members of some Dem
neratic association- i..a.
Our club numbers 1856, and still
they come. sq asJf
The Louisville Ky. J Courier says
"When the iniquities of an unfair
partisan draft were filing the arnie.
with Democratic mechanics and la
boring men dragged from their homes
and little ones, to fill the graves tha
would have otherwise yawned for thu
skulking Radicals, there was o.
course a great riot in New York city
AS that city was overwhelmingly
Democratic, it is very probable tina
4 the mob were mostly Democrats
tGevl Seymour, while deeply .sympa
/ thizing with his outraged people
! used his influence and did his who'll
4 duty successfully to protect all per
4 sons and property without regard L
: party" Cool enough tor the col
, umns of The World. ia, ssi y. .H
The Jefferson (Texas) Ku-RaS
, (Seymour and Blair) says
t "We well know that if our stand
e ard bearers shall be made to trail ou
: proud banner in the dust, that the
r the expiring shrek of cherishe
/. freedom will be heard, and night {
e eternal gloom and misrule will /
t eurs.'' And further: show sha
=, we obviate a war of races? There
q no way under the broad canopy ,
v heaven, without it is driving fro
o our midst these low, mean white me-
n With them out of the country, Il
i negroes and white people could G
ol along peaceably and quietly, but
l,ithey are allowed to remain in oil
Iel midst, just so sure iSe are bound
Is have q war of races, and when the
eli one drop of blood split, we predl
as that it will flow as freely as does Il
/ Mississippi" - d = =