Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-31
Grant and lhe Hebrews. vs.
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-i"i HEADQUARTERS 18TH ARMY CORPS,
-sTsWoq DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNEssEE.}
s OXFORD, Mississippi, Dec. II, 1882
General Order No. H. oi rft ,v1tFiltr1
THE JEWS AS A CLASS, violating
every regulation of trade established by
the Treasury Department, also department
orders, are hereby expelled from the Depart
nleilt toithin ttoenty-fOur hours from the re-
ceipt of this order by the post command
ers. 48 bc9t5Yi .4hls -i4ir vi Izasiig3
They will see that all this class of people
are furnished with passes and required to
leave; and any one returning after. such mott
fcdtion aoiU be arrested and held in corafne-
nsent until an opportunity occurs of sending
them out as prisoners, unless furnished with
permits from these headquarters. -
No passes will be given to these people
to visit headquarters for the purpose of
making personal applications for trade
permits. m In, .4,--.f n, b-s -s.-tF n+
By order of Major General GRANT. -
19N john A. RAwLING, A. A. G. :,
Official: j. LOWELL, Captain and A. A. g. 1
GEN. GRANTS LETTER TO PRESIDENT LIN
. -'au.fsi1s yIis1 COLIN. d, az ,igF1C q
'sMr. President. as you have directed me,
/ will rescind the order; but wish you to
PIE ARE THE DESCENDANTS OF
THOSE, WHO CRUCIFIED1 THE SA-
lVlOR; and from the specimens l have
here, the race has not improved" mn I'll oh
Some Hebrews, who are Republicans, say
that they will vote for General GRANT on
Tuesday. For so doing we shall not fault
them; but, in view of the treatment that
they, as race, have received at his hands,
it is ,unaccountable that they should do So.
They, by voting for, him, will in effect
confirm the estimate expressed by him ins
the foregoing order and extract from his
letter to President LINCOLN in regard to
them, 1t is within their power to defeat
him., They have him on the hip, with
strength enough to throw him.. By the
ballot, they can execute an order that will
keep him out of the Presidency Thus can
they be avenged for the gross, uncalled ia-
suit heaped upon them when they were
within the circle of his influence siao.
The Manner of Man Schuyler Col
sIb go 9gEz fax Is. n GtaoL3H N
When SCHUYLER CoLFAx, now the Re-
publican candidate tor Vice President, be-
came a member of the Know Nothing
order, of which body he was always a
conspicuous member, he took the follow
ing oath: 81 I'd s11i1 l'-i ~ 97l 100 %"
Il SCHUYLER COLFAX, OF SOUTH
BEND, IN THE STATE OF INDIANA,
A NATIVE BORN CITIZEN OF THE
UNITED STATES, AND OF PROTES.
TANT FAITH. IN THE PRESENCE OF
ALMIGHTY GOD AND THESE WIT
NESSES, DO SOLEMNLY PROMISE
AND SWEAR THAT WILL NOT VO TE
NOR GIVE MY INFLUENCE FOR ANY
MAN, FOR ANY OFFICE IN THE GIFT
OF THE PEOPLE. UNLESS HE BE AN
AMERICAN BORN CITIZEN, IN FA-
VOR OF AMERICANS RULING AMER
ICA, NOR IF HE BE A ROMAN CATH
I'm THE PRESENCE OF ALMIGHTY.
GOD AND, THESE WITNESSES, l DO
soLEMNLY o. I 4 \, an AMP w1S1 SiNCEKEE1 WEE1
ELECTED OR APPOINTED no ANY
OFFICIAL STATION CONFERRING
ON NE THE POWER TO DO SO, RE-
MOVE ALL FOREIGNERS. ALIENS,
OR ROMAN CATHOLICS FROM OF
FICEOR PLACE. AND THAT WILL
IN NO CASE APPOINT SUCH TO ANY
OFFICE OR PLACE IN MY GIFT.n' s7-e
At no time since taking this oath, has
Mr.. CoLFAx renounced it. He maintains
the same views to-day, and If he shall be
elected to the Vice Presidency he will use
d, all the influence that attaches to that po-
} sition to prescribe men OF foreign birth
and Catholics. 1t is for this class of voters
t, say, by their ballots on Tuesday,
whether Mr.. CoLFAx is deserving their con-
fidence and suffrages. Yl.IirH3 uasd