White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-03-05

always belonged to It, ana tnink II must
be right. II they could be made to real
ize that the last vestigs OF real Democrs-
cy he'd long since besn cast Cd by the
party bearing taas nsme, and that this
party had sunk to the lowest depth Of
beastly degradation. they would wash
tlls;r hands of it at once. For the bene-
st Of such, we submit few extracts from
acknowledged organs Of the Democratic
party. We do not sxpec, them 10 have
spy good effect upon those who sloat
over and hsnker after s1ch sentiments-
bot we now speak to those Demo-
who call themselves, and feel themeelvss
to be. respectable and honest men. 1t
may b. said that the Democratic patty 10
not responsible for what q few uswsps.
pers may say. We reply. that one Of
these papers. the La Crosse Democrat.
has double the number Of Subscribers Of
any other Democratic paper in the couu.
try-thb shows thst it is endorsed and
supported BY more Democrats than any
decent pspsr is. Ia lessiitiss where the
Democracy have been few ir Numbers,
when they undertake to organize. and
acquire sufficient strength to smboldeu
them to show their true colore, what is
the srst demonstration they make! Why.
it is to send for club Of the L. Crosse
Dem ocrst, and to circulate It among tbs
faithful. And wherever the Democratic
party obtains power. it carries oat the
principles advocated BY the Ls Crosse
Democrat. In several instances. Demo.
cratic papers have placked up courage to
denouncs the infamous character Of that
sheet. and to protest against tbs party
being held responsible for its utterances
The consequences was. that they came in
for share OF Brick Pomeroy'. villi6ca
ton. He denounced them as dirty, COW
ardly dogs. afraid to boldly express De-
mocratic principles. The result was, in
every case. that ths Democracy Withdrew
their support from those papers. and they
suspended publication. Il not this proc
that the Democratic party endorse tb,
sentiments of the L. Crosse Dsmocra,
and accep. its brutality Is the only gem.
inc outguahing Of Democratic doctrine
Thst paper and its echoes take delight
in landing rebels. AMI in bsfouliug meu
who fought in the Union army. They
rejoice in tho assassination of Lincoln
which honest Democrats lamentsd auG
denounced; aud they are filled With fran,
tic appeals melting the people to deed,
OF dishonesty. Of violence. and Of blood.
shed. But to the evidence.
Rapudistion 10 Mississippi disgraced
the nams Of thst State forever. Even
the Dsmsersoy q The North aiSay.,sss,,
demned it. Yet that was an iusienifi
cant affair. The Government OF the Uni.
ted States contracted debt in order "a
save the country-to clothe, feed and Day
the soldiers in the field. and keep their
families from starving. Here is what
the approved Democratic organ. the Ii
Crosse Democrat. says will come to psss.
Democratic Vief,ries-
Reputation tie Wsy Debt!
There it is. First, Democratic victo.
ries; then Immediately follow. repud;a.
tion Of the war debt. 1t advocates and
rings the changes on the question of Re.
pudiation every week. in every conceivs.
bic style and form. There are m .ny
Union soldiers in the Democratic ranks.
They are asked to repudists the obliga-
tion for money borrowed to sustain them
selves and their families
The St. Joseph Vlndicator. q would-
be imit,tor Of the style Of the L. Crosse
Democrat. edited BY . rebsl Colonel, who
is now engaged in telling Northern De-
mocrsts what their duty is. thus says of
the National debt:
Regarding the National debt a. an uncou.
debt, contracted BY an uncoustitu
tional Congress, in the prosecution of an IN.
war, for tho accomplishment of
an unconstitutional and monstrous purpose. ,oe
sre in taoor Of as tstsi sepsdiatiea.
Does the Vindicator speak for the De.
1t seems so. The Democrats
Of St. Joseph. IN . public meeting. sdop.
ted the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Democracy of the Fifth
Ward fully endorse the Missouri Vind,cator as
he true exponent Of the Democracy of the
Fifth Ward.
The La Crosse Democrat thus reioicss
'u fts SUCCESS IN briiusmgfAsPsrty down
10 its measures:
Two years since. the La Crosse Democrat,
irst Of all. spoke of Reputation. Two year,
,ince, We struck the earss of America q fair
blow, and pointed to the cure for the evils of
Illegal taxation 30 grinding 70 the poor.
Tso years since, men held their breath at
Repudiation.
Two years since, there vas not Q paper in
he country that dared 70 aid us in bringing
hat remedy to the ear Of the public.
Two years since, men everywhere sneered
It rs, laughed at the idea, and said We had
aashed our editorial pen to pieces.