The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-09-30
WHO ARE THE JACOBIN.S ?

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The Philadelphia Press (Forney) re-
published an article from the Indianapo-
lis Journal, headed 4" Who are Demo
Gratis ?" As this opens an interesting
field of inquiry " on the other side," we
subjoin a partial list Of the distinguish.
ed Radicals of the country who are ad-
vocating the election of Grant and COL
fax, mentioned by the Philadelphia
Age. Here are some of the worthless
Parson Brownlow, who said he would
rather go to hell with loyal negro than
to heaven with Copperhead, is Radi-
ical. ,..-.... ......, ..-..,
Carl Schurz, who publicly announced
that God was an immaginary being, the
Bible only fit to amuse children, and the
Christian Sabbath relic of barbarism,
Is Radical. .-,
Benjamin f. Butler who took such
good care of the silver spoons in the
South that they have never been
seen or heard Of since, is a Radical.
A. Alpeora Bradley, an ex-conviet
from Sing Sing, and colored carpet
bagger, who wants to go to Congress, is
Radical. - f=st
Parson Kollock, who was expelled
from his parish in Massachusetts on ac-
count of his beastly conduct, is Rad
cal.
Hector Tyndale, who applauded to
the echo the brutal conduct of the mur-
derer and incendiary, John Brown, is
Radical.
Nathaniel P. Banks, who proposed to
let the Union slide, is Radical.
William Lloyd Garrison, who de-
nounced the Union and the Constitution
as legue with death and a covenant
with hell, is Radical.
John A. Bingham who assisted in the
conviction and murder, by a military
commission, Of an innocent woman, is
Radical.
Edwin M. Stanton, who helped to
slaughter Union soldiers in the South
by refusing to accede to fair exchange
of prisoners, is Radical.
Simon Cameron, who was compelled
by President Lincoln to resign the
office of Secretary of War, on account
of the "hue and cry" raised against
him, and was censured by his own party
in Congress, is a Radical.
John w. Forney, who was forced
to relinquish.. the lucrative position of
Secretary of the Senate,by Simon Cam.
eron on account of serious charges made
against him on the floor OF the Senate,is
Radical.
Morton McMichael, Mayor of Phila-
delphia, who "went fishing" when the
President "came to town and grossly
insulted the Chief Magistrate Of the
nation, is Radical. >...
II. G. Callicot, who is now IL prison
In New York for defraudirg the Gov
ernment as Revenue officer, is Rad.
ical
James NJ. Ashley, who wanted
Government appointment for friend,
and wrote to the latter that in case of
his success he desired to have finger
in all the contracts, is Radical.
Turner,the negro in the Georgia Leg
islature, who denounced the white men
of the country, and announced that he
intended to call convention of his peo.
pie and send for carpet>baggers, scala
wags, Yankees, and any body for a
Legislature except Georgians, is a Rad
ical.
The President Of the Union League
at Anderson, Texas, who is now in Jail
for stealing, is a Radical.
Horace Greeley, who was willing to
let the wayward sisters 60 in peace "
when secession was first threatened in
the South, is a Radical.
The spies and informers who were
organized into band of mercenaries
during the war, and levied black mail
on peaceful and unofending citizens in
the North, are Radicals
The loyal leaguers, who melted the
masses to pillage and arson, broke into
private mansions, destroyed printing es'
tablishments, and muzzled free speech,
are Radicals.
The contractors aud jobbers who
grew rich by cheating the government,
and helped to swell the national debt by
their fearful frauds upon the Treasury,
are Radicals.
The party which, according to Mr..
Dawes, stole more from the nation in
one year, than the whole expenses OF
Mr.. Buchannan's ADMINISTRATION amount
ed to in four years, is composed Of Rad
icals.
The men who increased the public
debt, augmented the taxes, broke the
Union, sneered at the Constitution, par
allied trade and commerce, advanced
the price of gold, advocated negro equal
ity and negro suffrage, established the
Freedman's Bureau, built up standing
army at an enormous cost, disfranchised
white men and enfranchised negroes, sup
pressed the writ of ha6eaS corpus, or.
ganized military commissions, created
mobs aud urged on servile insurrection,
knocked judges of the bench and Perse-
| cufe1 innOcant woman and child rem. are