The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-15
THE NEW REBELLION.
The Rebel Spirit of the Southern Press
ana People

The Mobile Register exhorts its disciples to
deal with the white Republicans after this
fashion:-"They are dogs, aud should be treated
as dogs-dogs only tolerated now because tue
power of the sword is in the hands OF our ene-
mics in Congress, but will not be tolerated one
hour after the people recover the liberty to do
Justice upon their oppressors. 1t Is the duty OF
every Southern man to cut these vermin. Ex-
communicate them; spew them out as outcasLs
and social pariahs, with whom it is disgraceful
to hold social intercourse"
"If radicallsm be maintained. we shall have
the continuance of the existing despotism, which
will be intensified by success. In that event,
many who, like myself, have opposed secession
and rebellion for the sake of liberty and constl-
tutional government, and fancied ourselves
wiser than the Rebels If not more patriot c. will
have to confess our mistake. In the present
aspect of affairs, have to confess that it is yet
TO be decided whether those who fought for the
Union, and in doing so saddled the country with
great army and great debt, and founded
great mercenary interests and corrupting inhu-
ences hostile to every form OF government, have
not blundered. Montgomery Blair, August
IL, 1865. soro,u.,on , have sou r,o,n ,uor,. Co..
the colored people-directly to them-truth-
fully If not agreeably, have right to advise
them, because am their friend. They know
am. 1 say to them, then, you cannot and will
not be permitted to participate permanently and
substantially In the political power of this
country, or any part of it. Remember what
say. This is the white mans country;' it is his
Government, and he intends to keep both. You
cannot and Will not hold either, nor will either
be held by others for you."--J b. Campbell, at
Charleston Democratic Convention.
Lamdin P. Miligan, the unhung "Son of
Liberty" who escaped the galows by the
mercy of Abraham Lincoln, has been making
speech near Logansport, Indiana, in which he
said:-"I hold that it is a vllainous debt every
dollar of it, from its very inception. Never q
dollar of that debt was contracted for your
liberty and welfare; yet, under the Constitution
this was the only justification for contracting
it. The war was waged in the interests of The
monetary and manufacturing interests of the
country, and not to restore the Union. told
them so in 1862, In 1868, and again in 1864
Then they stopped me-"
The State Central Democratic Committee of
Louisiana have issued circular, signed Off
cially by the President and several members of
the committee, advising the Rebel Democrats to
concentrate all ''resentmenp upon white Re-
publcans and "to withdraw from them all
countenance, association, and patronage, and
to thwart every effort they may make to main
tain position and social footing among you.n
''0ur competitors being carpet-baggers, SCALA
wags, jayhawkers, and thieves, we may occa-
sionally be jostled against them, or, forsooth,
be forced to fight with unmanly weapons. But
we shall not shrink from the unwholesome task,
and only ask our friends to bear with us, as the
end soueht.will justify the means. We must
destroy the unseemly beast and bury his filthy
carcass out of sight. That will be the work OF
the summer and fall campaign."-Li Rock
(Ark.) Gazette.