The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-27
HOW tine ReheIs TaIL

We give below few extracts from rebel
pspers, South and North, to show our read
ers what kind Of spirit snimates the traitors
whom the Democratic party would welcome
back into the Union with joy, and cheerful
ly confer on them an equal share in the
responsibilities OF the Government with
loyal men.
The Mobile Tribune is looking Northward
and sees something. What it is it thus
pictures:
"There is a sulphurous volcanic cloud
rising over the Northern land, and by the
lurid light that CLEANS along its borders we
can see houses in flames and fields desolated,
and outraged women flying with disheveled
hair to hide their shame, and mastless hulks
with blood.stained decks drifting rudderless
on seas whitened no more forever with the
canvas wings of commerce, and cities of the
dead, whose mOulderiUg ruins would topple
over and fall with the jar upon the air of a
single footstep upon their sidewalks, but the
foOtstep is not there"
The Mobile Register shocks us with the
picture it draws of our coming fate
"We have serious appreheusious for the
States of the North and West. They are
going TO have a master in the worst possible
form of tyranny-the master OF an oligarchy
If they do not show more pluck aud FORE
cast than are now perceptibls we would not
give a sous for their liberties six months
hence. Nay, we should not be surprised to
see the guillotine set up in their public
squares and parks, where the statues Of lib
erty and its heroes and sages now stand. A
thousand Ewes given in time might save all
this, but if the supreme hour of opportunity
is los, il will take a million TO undo the
wrong"
The Iuka (Miss.) Gazette throws itself
into spasm as follows;
1.-THE Southern people will never follow
the crazy, God and morality, negro-wor-
Shipping, spoon-stealing white man hating,
outside-of-the-O Oonstitulion-standing, black
and-white- e-blood-mixing, woman-crowipg,
baby -strangliDg, -pronouDcing, hell
deserving, New England Y ankee clock-ped-
ding, chicken stealing, bo1-ankled, bandy-
shaUked, round-shouldered, hypocriticaI,
canting, psalm singing, cowsrdly, cut-throat,
slandering, vulgar, Shiny -mouthed, onion
eating, whisky-drinking, sausage-stuffing
scoundrels."
The La Crosse Democrat, "the Democratic
weekly having the largest circulation in the
United States" in its last issue has the fol-
lowing ineendiary prOclamatiOn TO the De-
mocracy
"We want white country-white men to
govern-all to pay their Just proportion of
taxes. And if Congress will not give us
these-down with such a Congress, and
death TO all rho support Il!
rgGnize, aud if Congress calls for one
regiment of troops, or one company even,
TO defend it or aid its hellish designs, then
let the war begin. Ii party of reckless,
false hearted, drunken, unprincipled, Con-
situation hating, people-defying traitors, IL
legally in session under the name of Con-
gress, sets fit to plunge the country once |
more into trouble, let the work be short |
Let no troops to support those traitors pass |
the borders Of your State or county.
Out with the torch, the knife, the rifle | |
Go for the traitors and indorsers of tyranny |
wherever you find them. Spare not as they |
have not spared. If there is to be no right |
let there be revolution in the North. We |
fought TO save the Unions 1t Sdred2 We |
battled once five years TO uphold the Con-
stitution-then death TO at who will not |
stand by to defend it. Let no armed men
go to the support of Congress, or to be mur-
dered by Grant, the butcher. We want
peace. We want the rights of States We
want civil liberty. We want equal taxation.
We want cheap, good government. We
want protection for the poOr-for the work.
ing men-the bone and sinew of America
We want no standing army TO be supported
along with the negroes and bondholders of
New England by the laboring men of our
The candidate receiving a majority Of the
ctite uoteS of America shall be our next Pre-
Iident even if he must be sworn in office a
thousand miles from the national capital,
md march there at the head of an army 10
Weld the destinies of the nation.
To this i is coming!
No troops can 60 from Wisconsin to the
uPport OF Congress. Hc ,cho goes oiA hare
70 home on his return 7"
The Washington (Ps.) Je6trSOnidn de
nocratic) thus alludcs to the possible nomi-
atiOn of General Sherman by the Couven-
ion at New York:
"What is General Sherman but a mur-
Ierer, an invader of private rights, and a
otton thief. If the Democrats are mean
nuogh TO put in nomination any pup for
resident who ever wore shoulder. straps
uring the Abolition crusade, we hope be
Til be defeated. and We will do all in our {
over 10 accomplish that end"
Chauncy Burr, who edits the Democratic
I'd Guard, follows the lead of the La Crosse ,
Democrat in preaching assassination as the
gospel. He thinks the murder of
he Radical members of Congress is the
'adiest way of solving the problem of re- {
instruction. "a hundred men of the pluck '
i'd patriotism of Wilkes Booth" says this 7
oostle of political murder, q" at the start of ?
ese terrible despotisms would have saved y
lr country; but it is not yet too late if the d
emocratic party have the sagacity and .
uck to call upon the people to arm and
uster for the salvation Of the country"
lmber of The Old Guard, which advertises
'elf as the only Democratic magazine in
e United States" we find companion
ece TO the late threat of assassination pro-
aimed in the Wisconsin Democratic organ.
full page appears blank across its face,
ly indorsed in bold letters, &c a me sssge
'rn God TO usurpers and dictators, with a
ference 10 the third chapter of the Book of
Idges, in which is told the story of the
of Eglon, king of Moab, by
iud. Thus three of the leading Democratic
lrnals of the country have virtually threat
ed the next Republican President with
the Old Guard, " the % Gin m
1uati Enouirer - apd RricE popoarorss