The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-03

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1t proposes to impose pcrpctu-
al tax Of $500. OO0,0 annually on
the labor Of the country, to enable
tho negroes to maintain = political
asceodcncy, for which they arc
neither fitted by nature, habits OF
education.
1t proposes to con6nc taxation to
tue whites; represent alton and po-
litical power to tho blacks.
1t proposes to conduct the affairs
ofthc government upon such a scale
Of proaigaoy and wrong, that upon
every individual representing IS. 600
Of taxable property, shall annually
be levied and collected, directly and
indirectly. a tax Of over $500.
1t proposes to make these bur-
dens bear with peculiar force upon
the inligent. by taxing all the nec-
essaries Of lifc-
1t proposes to continue IS it now
does. to exempt the boarded wealth
Of the ri:h from taxation.
1t proposes to increase the bonded
debt Of the United States, with still
further exemptions in favor Of the
rich, and consequently beaver bur-
dcns for the poor.
It proposes to practically ignore
the laws Of God and Nature by put
ting the laboring poor Of the United
States together upon basis Of pc.
litical and social equality with ne
groes.
It proposes to place negroes in
the jury box; negsoes on tho bench;
aud gil the civil Offices Of tho coun.
try with negroes, wherever con-
fict # tho races may produce that
result.
II proposes to exclude the feder-
al soldier from one half of the Union,
unless he will consent to bo ruled
by the negro element.
It proposes that tho plantation
ebony tops, with tongues protruding
from their mouths like rod flannel,
and with buttcrmilk eyes, shall be
the only class in one entire section
to try the rights o. whito men to
life, liberty, or property!
1t proposes that the foregoing pic
turc shall represent the state of
things wherever Mongrel doctrines
shall prevail.
1t proposes to obliterats tho word
"wHIrs" from the constitutions Of
all the States, by act Of Congress,
rs it has been done in the Federal
capital Of the Republic.
It has imposed tax on cvery
species Of industry. Even the far
mcr who slaughtcrs m animal for
market, is compelled to pay . tax
to tho support Of negro idlcness for
this privilege; or he is subject to be
tried by negro jury for defraudiug
the government.
1t proposes to place the soldier.
who responded to the call ito save
the Republic, aud who thought
his pcriling Of life and limb was to
tend to that end. in the criminal
box to be tried BY jury Of negroes.
whose only loyalty to the govern
mcnt consists in the fact that they
entered the Federal service, as tho
Southern mule did, when captured
aud marched in, guarded and driven.
by federal bayonets.
It has destroyed manufsc lures
already in the north. A vail Of
distress goes up from every city and
town in the land. Fifty thousand
laboring poor are thrown out Of en-
ployment and the means to support
themselves and families in New
York city alone.
The same evil is becoming wide
spread and extending to every part
Of tho land.
It has ignored the wisdom, patri-
ctism. and craftsmanship Of WASH.
ISoroS. JErvsRsos, MADISON.
RANDOLPH, aud their illustrious as
sociatcs and compecrs Of .1776 and
adopted the black wave Of ignorance
and brutality represented by tho
iIliterate rabble representing pso-
pic that in no ago or country, ever
founded. much less supported any
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