The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

90 I'd above bond. Sc 5s5possd % |
make the principle " sla7sholG g her cor
ner-stone, ard eho cal6 out tc]4ly and de-
clarsd IL 10 he fnos Of the sation and world
d0M 20 nndh wonder, after III that Mr.
Gesoley waa - Gnsd with admifSdou for the
chsracisr cf 20 Davis, - to4Pass by all
The Other nfIIions Of o1Jssls Of rarity, ten
dsring him ~ credit and pure and clasp
ing his hard In admiration, q compared
with himself, for u cannot / think be !
charged against JEFF. that he was false to his
eonssitusnts and friends. and granting they
wsre in the right, he In undoubtedly q noble
man and martyr. Mr.. Greeley was really
In noble presence then, NJ compared with
his own person, in my opinion, and have
Studied him, i'm his writings faithfully, from
week to week since lrst he came into not -e-
A man Of rare talent, be undoubtedly -, aud
| q grest in1usnce> bat he 10 prostitutine It
al 10 secure our political death and destruc-
ton, or in favor OF ariss2cracy and desPot-
ismi Despotism throughout the world, Il
rubbing it's hands for JOY at what Is trans
pring In this land, for liberty 40 fast a.
piring, haxing bcsE 'str6rx we death at
tine tine Chases' scheme received the sane
ticn Of law Do pot be afraid Of a repetI-
lion OF this fact. IL ought to be prickei
\ into the mind Of the nation rs India INK Is
ipricked INTO the lesh BY sailors. fl-
Our war of the rebellion i simply an ex-
change or trade with capital, sS ehiCh she
gains the complete enslavement OF the entire
producing classes, and secures, tAgcugh as
the enslavement Of the entire World, 90 tna'
the struggles Of labor for libertyw.l hen Ky
forth be weak, and are expected to caus'
capital no great trouble in presence OF
world well armed against her! All this i
the manifest purpose Of capital, % this time
and OF the Republican party, and do no
affirm thss the Democratic party. IS WIN
better, in principle. She boldly declare
herself the enemy OF human liberty
In the person n the jnofensive. eminentl.
meek and patient African. GSd cannot D
with either party, hence the absolute naces
sity OF third party, OF uDcompromislng Y
berty. Let there be no uncertain or ambl
guous note, or sound in the blast OF its trum
"A pet.
These are plain words. Words should b
4 uncomprising, and as plain a. thought itseli
when liberty, throughout the entire world
is the stake
Liberty il driven to the wall, and happ
will it be for | sr, il she realizes 1t in tint
.
, fast spending
am OF the mind Of the poor slave, yh
threw herself OF the bridge, in Washington
hecazse sic was slave, with this exceF
ton, wouiL not be suicide but woul
pray ID God to be delivered by death, l.
) net for myself, but for my unborn posteritI
afvs the devil his due4 and deny il not (
Jefferson Davis & Co. Ii cannot be charge
. upon them IssisiHk I Knew that they sui
/ fered their money power to usurp tas soS
ernment. They kent it in due subordi nf
! ton AID conducted their aHairs general
VII commendabls wisdom for the affair
; ment OF their end. | do not wonder that on
Chief Justice cannot endure the presenc
and sye Of Jefferson Davis even at the hs
. If the court
As the war of the rebellion progressed
! how We did wish that oar government, IA
/ we then regarded it, we have since learne
| i was even then, mere Shylock rnle) woul
i take lessons Of wisdem end energy, from ou
southern usurpers. Z. would have saved
JUS three-fourths OF a million Of preciou
lives, and all our treasure. Posterity wi
view and regard us and it, in this light. "
are, ut this moment, the sport and astonish
ment OF the despots of the world, and at til
, same tine, our conduct fills them with ed
Il stacy
England reminded and reproached us, wit
our financial folly aud madness, until sh
saw We were playing into her hands an
casting herself into her arms, and she 6rall
has bethought herself and concluded to IL
US come back, IN this way THE situation
aud Circumstances il suggestive Of the same
wild goose, wh,~6 one spring, arose into
deck AMI vas lost 20 her owner, irrecovera
BILE, - was supposed, but, 10 and behold, i
the, fah next ensuing, she alighted, and wit
eal her brood was secured to her owner
without difficulty. ! well remember th
spirit and temper with which our revolution
ary fathers regarded the aristocracy Of Eng
laod, and tnis regard extended, believe, y
all Englishmen, fn fact, and it was as differ
ent from the present regard, as the most Vi
vid imagination can conceive. Our monies
aristocracy, and the English and Frenc
also, and al other aristocracies, ia fact, ar
one homogeneous mass, as friendly as Sw
sister kittens.
nation or people with its finances all i
disorder, il nothing. IL Is ready to emigrate
ike a swarm of bees, hopelessly o5errun wit
lis mortal enemy, the boo moths. We ma
wei envy the Egyptians under Pharoah, 70
they had coun try TO Gee to, aud were nc
even required to stop in the wilderness b.
happy should we be, if We might flee to
dense forest, and thus get out from unde
our oppressors, II their rule il to be endured
Fsres.s, Wild beasts, and pestiienoe, are ia
Z fnitely preferable to the reign Of usur
which 10 institut ed, and il being institute