Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

CdhHlutieS are pfonOuncCu eiCcteu ny 'ue
Radical Congress. the Democracy Of the
country wM not s'ebmit 10 it, and a0W
take arms to sustain the DEGREES of the
ballot box. This is the sentiment Of the
Democratic party, aud even the New York
/ World which, with al its'great ability
and OF spoken boidneos 90 general polite
al questions, has heretofore been fshy on
this subject. in its latest nurnber pro.
claims that the majority under such cir
Guns ances would be recreants to duty
and ancestry, and towards. did they not
fight to maintain their+poitical rights"
Here is another war threatened at the
South, unless the existing laws are disre
gardcd ana Seymour and Blair are de
clared elected. Rule or ruin is the policy
Of these men, as it was in 1860. Worse
than that, the country is notified of i'm
pending revolt without any reference to
the result of the coming election. Speak
ing of the rule now existing at the South,
the Register says;
"And here we may as we'll say, that
the people of tie South do not intend IN
submit 10 TINT pcym0nc.1 ratle, result as
the Presidential election may. And they
have ouly submitted to its indiguities
and Insults so far because they have been
waiting for the good sense ana justica of
the American people to relieve them from
it and restore them to their civil rights in
the November elections, ..
The remainder of the Article is devoted
to wheediDg and intimidating the color
ed voters But as it discloses a signii-
cant portion of the party programme, We
copy the material part of it, as follows:
"lf the colored people, by their votes,
help to give the victory to our enemies
and to keep us white men in our present
condition Of dsfranchisement and out.
lawry On our own soil, they will forever
make the white of the South their enem'
les. and Let them tooh to The consequences
If, on the other hand. they vote the Dae
ocratic ticket, vote with their own home
people and not with strangers, vote tc
do Justice to their former masters and tC
give back to them the right which ro56er'
ard Scomdreis have deprived them Of
then there will be peace and friendship
good will and mutual confidence between
the two colors. ard an assurance that full
Justice will be done to them in the iie'
bestowal Of every civil and politica PRIV
Iilege which is consistent with good gov
erument IN the State, We declare ou
readiness to strike hands with the colore,
I people of Alabama on this basis of mu
lual bencfaction Let them be just t,
us while teRprrarily they hold the power
nd we will be more than just to then
when we get the power, which is as Ger
tain to revert to US as that the blood tina
il in our veins has never long submitte;
to be enslaved And to white men, it j
to be said, that this is 10 time for thin
skinned sensibilties and prejudices Of
past e,a. Radicalism has put the suffrag
weapon in the hands of the colored man
1t is the interest Of the colored man t
turn it against the hypocrites and tyrant
who give to him for their own iuterna
purposes, There is the weapon, We mus
;go for it, grasp aud use it--in othe
words, we must make Democrats of til
colored population"
What could set in clearer light th
desper ate, unchanged character of thes
Southe leaders than this specimen de
clavation of one Of their own number
, We have had nothing for a half dozer
, years which sounds so much like tb
: avowals that precedod the outbreak 0
, lS6l-the same defiance of the laws, tn
same resort to menaces and threats, tn
sane allusion to the employment of arms
Why this sudden revival Of the rebel
, llous spirit? -? That is the point for tn
loyal country to consider. 1t is just a
clearly due to the action of the Dcmocra
> tic party of to day as it is clear that til
, secession of 1861 was Helped by the en-
couragement of the Pierces and the nor
= coercion of the Buchanans of that day
/ Let the people, then, reject upon thei
duties at the polls-Bosto" Journal.