The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-10-31

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BRadicals ,in tbs- Fortieth ,ongress
second sessIon annronriated the sum
lof 80 600 e06 M if5,set, Clefeieneies
lifroSn tbe IRE Sio,,s year ln fbe War
Denartmsnf Re Il mrther remem.
beTed tbaf fhis DenaTtment had al
ready received, m the wears lSe8-7
from regular appropriations sos, ,223,-
l415 63, and from the sales of 'ahan-
doned property, quartermasters
storesJ etc, $22, 476, 564 81, making
a total OF nearly $130,000, 900 in time
Of profound peace, 4;
AIS. ass $40 The expenses Of the
C3oyernment for the month of SEN
tember were $2S, ASS, ,S89. This does
not include the interest on the ma
tional debt. Add that interest, and
| the total would beswelled TO at least
So, 100000, which is at the rate Of
over $500, GOO, 600 year. Ponder this
fact, taxpayers Can You bear long
er this unjust weight Of taxation,
imposed by RadlcaGsm and cOrrup-
ton -sgr,s,
"a standing army as a proclama-
ton of peace looks Hkesa lying at
tempt to deceive someone or other" "
That is just what Grants prQclama-
ton Of peace Isl q standing army.
surrey IN yam gne heV Is sPreaI ~
Che sighs q any ptrt I, aeIip Ssias l,.i Clls ,
peopie OF Ithe : niSeu li ,2sa'es 2tS .Se less
wise Ihan Iile lo"lS OIL tIle air
The RAIDS la Columbia, :. e., late
ly melted a number Of negroes to
break into the Democratic headquar-
ters in that place and set 1t on fire.
When Southern Democrats OBJECT TO
such proceedings they are called dis
loyal. High moral ideas, obtain to
a great extent in the Jacobin camp.
A great political change is going
on among III he Georgia negroes. The
Early County News says: "At the
present rate of turning there won't
be niger in twenty miles OF Blad-
ley by election day but what will
swear he's always been a Democrat,
and, further, that he never heard Of
such thing as u Union League.
In 1861. J. II. Elliott. a dirty. rag
ged. nenniless printer. was refused
work at the Cairo Democrat office on
account of his filthiness. He is now
the Radical candidate for Congress
in the Camden District Of Arkansas!
What now Ienothens The time of
| toll for the workinpmen If we were
free from any form oftaxation. direct
or indirect. Six hours of work would
earn as much, as ten. do now. One
| hoyr,s work ouybt To meet 3 'ahnr-
er,s share ofthe cost of'poyernnfelt.
another should pav his share of the
national debt. He now works two
hours more each day than he ought
to nav for the military and negro
policy Of Congress and It's corrupt
schemes, and while the Radicals re-
main in power the burdens will daily
become heavier. ...-
Another item OF expense of the
Radical Senators is SF38 for f,,rty-two
dozen hairbrushes, Only think of it
"a dozen hairbrushes for each Rad
ical Senator, when the half of them
have no hair of their own, but wear
wigs. Do Won believe each one used
IN dozen brushes smoothing down
| his hafFafter listening Co. the vetoes
tof Andrew JohnsonP No. They
were sent home. But there is the
charge In the bill. tSep Senate Doc.
| lo, etc.
r. viii be racoiiscted thst n,e Iota
WV "fm I'avis III Esn in hig ~ viii covc y
en- IN t,al 70 tba Nav Haven 0rHban
4syiwm n is n6t partinnlarIy BRAT
ifving To know that $500 were taken
out OF THIS sum, as u Cnlted states