Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
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ticle from the indianapolis Journal, head
ed "Who are Democrats ?' As this open:
an interesting field of inquiry ''on the other
SIDE" we subioin a partial list of the dis.
tinguished Radicals Of the country who are
advocating the election Of Grant and Col
fax. Here some of the worthless:
ParsOn Brownlow, who said be would
rather go to hell with a loyal negro than to
Heaven with Copperhead, is Radical.
Carl Schurz, who publicly annou need
that God was an imaginary being, the Bible
only tit TO amuse children, and Ihe Chris
tan Sabbath relic of barbarism is a Radi-
cal.
Benjamin F. Butler, who took such good
care OF the silver spoons in the South that
they have never been seen or heard OF since,
is a Radical.
A. Alpeoria Bradley, an ex-convict from
Sing Sing, and a coored carpet-bsgger who
wants go TO Congress is Radical.
Parson Kollok, who was expelled from
his parish in Massachusetts on account OF
his beastly conduct, is Il Radical.
Hector Tyndale, who applauded to the
echo the brutal conduct OF the murderer
and incendary, John Brown, is Radical.
Nathaniel p. Banks, who proposed to let
the Union slide, is a Radical.
William Lloyd Garrison, who denounced
the Union and the Constitution as a league
with death and covenant with hell, is a
Radical.
John a. Bingham, who assisted In the
conviction and murder, by a military CON-
mission Of an innocent woman, is Radi-
ca.
Elwiu NJ. Stanton, who helped TO slaugb-
ter Union soldiers in the South by refusing
to accept a fair exchange OF prisoners, is a
Radical.
Simon Cameron, who was compelled by
President Lincoln to resign the office OF
Secretary OF War on account Of the "hue
and cry" raised against him, and was cen
sured by his own party in Congress, is a
Radical.
John W. Forney, who was forced to re
linquish the lucrative position of Secretary
Of the Senate by Simon Cameron, on ac-
count of serious charges made against him
on the floor of the Senate, is a Radical.
Morton McMichael, Mayor of Philadel-
phia, who "weut a fishing" when the Pres-
dent "came TO town." and grossly insulted
the Chief Magistrate of the nation, is q
Radical.
T. G. Callicott, vino is now in prison in
New York for defrauding the Government
as revenue officer, is a Radical.
James II. Ashley, who wanted Govern
ment appointment for a friend, and wrote
to the latter that, in case Of his success, he
desired TO have finger in all the contracts,
is a Radical.
Turner, the negro in the Georgia Legisla-
ture, who denounced the white men OF tie
country, and announced that "he intended
to call convention of his people and send
for carpet-bagger, scalawags, Yankees and
anybody for Legislature except Geor-
gians," is a Radical
The President of the Union Leagne, at
Anderson, Texas, who is now in jail for
stealing, is a Radical.
Horace Greeley, who was willing TO "let
the Maynard sisters go in peace" when Sc
c, sion was first threatened in the South, is
Radical
The spies and informers who were organ
lied into a band OF mercenaries during the
war, aud levied black mail on peaceful and
uuoffending citizens in the North are Radi-
Gals.
The loyal leauguers, who melted the
masses to pillage and arson, broke into pri-
vate mansions, destroyed printing estab-
blishments, and muzzled free speech, are
Radicals.
The contractors and iobbers who grew
rich by cheating the Government, and help
ed TO swell the national debit by their fea {
ful frauds upon the Treasury, are Radicals.
The party which, according to NJ. ID awes
stole more from the nation in one year than
the whole expenses of Mr.. Blchtnan'S ad-
ministration amounted to in four, is com
posed Of Radicals.
The men who have increased tina public
debt, augmented the taxes, bo oxen the
Union, sneered at the Constitution, pIral-
yzed trade and commerce, advanced the
price of gold, advocated negro equal y and
negro suffrage, established the Freedm ms
Bureau, built up standing army at an en-.
ormous cost, DISTINGUISHED the white nun
and enfranchised the negro, suppressed the
writ Of habeas corpus, organized military
commissions, created mobs aud urged on
servile instruction, Knocked judges of Of
the bench, aud prosecuted women and chill
dren, are Radicals.
This is but a brief chapter Of the beau
ties Of Radcalism. II is enough, however,
TO show how utterly unworthy Of public
confidence are the Radical leaders and the
r ldical party. II is such men and such
enormities that have stirred up the popular
Indignation against party which has Oetray-
cd every trust reposed in it, and will be
swept away forever at the next Presiden-
tial election.