Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10
RseAssae Ger white sapreoaey.

~ herccly as tue devu mates the ase-
pnblicans. They are afraid that four
million negroes will attain sapr~ancy
over thirty million whites The ala4-
rity with which the ucgvces learn TO
read and write, sheir readiness in con-
forming themselves 10 their new con-
ditiop, their manifest ability to pro-
vide for themselves without the as
s:stance and supervision Of their form
Ct masters, their ambition to make
themselves worthy of their liberty,
and shove al, their unswerying loyalty
10 the government which fire. ed them,
al serve 70 excite the jealous hatred
of the party whose asoendsnoy de-
psnds greatly upon the ignorance and
serviiity Of the masses. Tkis is the
Yia story. l. is the very thing Of all
othsrs to expect that the Democracy
Ahoald be alarmed lest the neS:v
shosld oatstrip them IN intelligence
and enterprise. Il, is the jealousy en-
tertained by the disappointed man
toward successful rival We never
heard . Republican express . fear
that his slorics woull wane under the
rivalry Of the negro. The men who
fought dosn rebellion are not fearful
that The four million blacks in the
country viii soon have the thirty mill
ion whites under their thumbs. That
alarming prediction could ouly be ut-
tered BY Democratic Ii, 8 or scrAxled
by Democratic pens. I.aborisg un-
der this horrible fear, it is not strange
that the intelligent Democracy cry
-down with the Niger" and that they
should threaten Ill manner Of ven.
geance toward those who regard the
negro as possessed Of soul like unto
other men. But the Democratic threa,
OF war expressed in the follo~ing ex-
tract from Brick Pomcroy's Lacrosse
Democrat, becomes exceedingly ludri-
cons when We reflect upon the course
uf the Democracy during the late
war. While advocating rebel prin.
ciples, they utterly abandoned their
rebel friends. and would neither fgLt
for them at home nor in the rebel
armies. The threat Of violence from
such source therefore becomes face
lions npon its very mention. II should
DC remembered that Brick Pemeroy,
The author Of the following choice ef.
fu-ien, has the endorsement Of The
Democracy of Iowa, he having stump
I'd the State At their invitation dur.
ing the last campaign. The following
y what is 10 transpire upon the elec.
Ioa Of Republican President.
I'VE tell you, radicals and traitors.
your tool shall never enter the Presi-
Dental mansion, elected BY negro
sotes-if this be treason make the
moet Of it-but bear in mind that it is
treason held by 2O0o, 900 Of white
men, who are ready to fight for white
supremacy! God help You If the
struggle comes, for spite Of the rump,
your niggers, and I'll the remaining
powers OF hell 1t your command, white
viii win, and there will be such an
outpoaring Of negro blood, such .
hanging Of raticals to s.soar apple
trees" as was never known since thc
world emerged form CHAOS.
In this connection, .. hint, Demo
crats!. Ia 1868 clubs will.be formed
in every town and city Of the coun-
sryl Let those clubs be formed of
men - rsady to fgM - to cose! Let
ihe,n be drilled in the manaal Of arms.
be ~ conversant with the science Of
ofmiliisry tactics - With Democratic
principl=s! They may not be rsquir-
I'd 10 display that knowledge, but If
bigger or radical killing should be in
order they will be . resdy for that
',usiDess - 70 listen to the iosuRural
afa Democratic President ON the lsh
day Of March, 1863"