The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-08
who Arc Democrats Z

against the hepupnoan party as 70 pupnsn an
article, Of which the following extract is fair
specimen
Hector Tyndale. who applauded to the echo
the brutal conduct of the murderer and incen-
diary, John Brown, is a radical
Nathaniel p. Banks, who proposed to let the
civilian Lloyd Garrison, who denounced
she UDt Ion and the Constitution as league with
John % a Binehsm Who Who assisted In tSs con-
viction and murder. by military commission
Of an innocent woman, is radical"
A noteworthy feature of this diatribe is that
the Age seems to imagine it is still addressing
an old pro-slavery audience, who will be as
much Mortified in 1868 with any word, speech,
or aot smacking Of abolition, as the traitorous
villains who originated the rebellion were in
the days when they ruled the nation in tri-
umph by the aid of Northern Democratic
slaves.
The Age is eloquent in its denuncistions Of
''the murderer and incendiary John Brown"
but IL is oblivious to the guilt of the wholesale
murderers and incendiaries who form the
Southern wing of the Democratic party. That
organization contains such an immen se guam
tity of disgraceful and traitorous material that
It is scarcely worth while to attempt to par
perhaps few paragraphs of the kind may not
be altogether useless.
Brick Pomeroy, who advocates open and
undisguised reputation, who eulogizes the
assassin of Lincoln, and who constantly pro-
claims his desire to disgrace loyalty and
honor rebellion, is not only Democrat, but
the most popular Democratic editor in the
United States.
Raphael Ssmmes, the pirate captain of the
Rebel pirate ship which robbed and plundered
defenseless American merchantmen, and
sought to sweep the American flag from the
seas, Is a Democrat.
JEFF. Davis, the head of the Confederacy and
who, not content with the fearful guilt of
seeking to establish on the soil of this country
rival and hostile government by the ordi-
nary agencies Of an unholy war, oountenanoed
in addition the most cruel and infamous de-
vices, is a Democrat.
The man he employed to introduce yellow
fever in the Northern cities by selling infected
clothing is Democrat.
The men he employed to burn American
steamboats, on the Western rivers and lakes,
reckless of the fate of innocent passengers,
were Democrats.
The men he employed to rob banks on the
frontier and to burn hotels in the Northern
cities were Democrats.
The men he sent to invade Pennsylvania;
the men who burnt Chambersburg; the men
who boasted that they would sack Philadel
phia and ruin all its citizens (saving and ex-
oepting the Age and its particular friends)
were Democrats.
The men who boasted that they would water
their horses in the Delaware after riding
rough-shod over the voters and people of this
Commonwealth are Democrats.
The Rebels'who fought at the battle of Get
tysburg, for the purpose OF confirming and
exercising without restraint their arrogant pre-
tension to dispose arbitrarily of the lives
liberty, and property Of the people Of this
grand old State, are Democrats.
The men who tore down the glorious flag of
the country from every defenseless Southern
fort, and who plundered every Southern GUS
tom house, mint, and post Office, are Demo
Gratis.
The men who burn down the school-house
of the freedmen are Democrats.
The men who murder Southern Unionists
in cold blood are Democrats.
The bands Of midnight assassins, confede-
rated together under the name of the Kuk- -klux
Klan, are Democrats.
Alexander Fl. Stephens, who boasted that
the Confederacy would be established with
slavery as its cornerstone, is a Democrat.
Every unrepentant Southern foe Of Repub-
loan institutions, who, struggling through
every phase Of the war to destroy the nation.
Is still animated by a stern resolve to rule or
ruin it, is a Democrat.
Every Northern sympathizer with the Rebel
lion, whose heart rejoiced in the success of the
foes of his country, and deplored the brilliant
triumphs of the noble Union army, is q
Democrat.
Horatio Seymour, who encouraged the New
York rioters, who did not conceal his admira-
tion Of the Confederate Constitution, and who
made the cowardly proposition that the Anne
rican people should abandon their noble Gsv.
ernment to fall In at the tail end of the Rebel
line Of treason, piracy, murder, arson, robbery,
and slavery, is Democrat.
The man who gave this vile compound o
wiokedness its quietus, and whose military
genius gained polnt after point from the
naughty warriors Of the Confederacy until nc
alternative was left but an unconditional sur
render-General Ulysses 8. GRANTS Re
publican.
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