The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-10-03
From tile Philadelphia Age Sept, s.
who are the Radicals.

Inc IfeSs yesterday repnDllshed an
Irticle from the indianapolis Journal {
headed "WF0 are Democrats I As 5
his opens au interesting field Of in. {
Iuiry "on the other side" we subjoiu
! partial list Of distinguished Radicals
Of the country who are advocating the
election OF Grant and Colfax. Here
are some of the worthless
Parson Brownlow, who said he
would rather 90 to hell with loyal
negro than to heaven with a Copper
head is Radical,
Carl Schura, who publicly an
nouncCd that God was nm imaginary
being, the. Bible oHly fit to amuse
children, and the Christian Sabbath a
relic of barbarism, is Radical.
Benjamin L, 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. Alpoora Bradley, an ex-convict
from Sing Sing, and colorcd carpet
bugger who wants to go to Congress,
is a Radical.
Parson Kollock, who was expelled
from his parish in Massachusetts on
account of his beastly conduct, is
Radical.
Hector Tvndale, who appIauded to
the echo the brutal conduct of the
murderer aud lncendiary, John Brown
is II Radical.
Nathaniel P. Banks. who proposed
to let the Union slide, is a Radical.
William Lloyd Garrison, who de :
bounced the Union and the Con
slit Ition as league with death aud a
covenant with he'll, is Radical,
John A. Bingham, who assisted in
the conviction and murder, by a
military commission, of an innocent
woman, is a Radical.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, who helped to
slaughter Union soldiers in the South
by refusing to acceo: fair exchange
of prisoners, is 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 agains
; him, and was censured by his own
. party in Congress, is Radical.
John W. Forney, who was forced
:, . to relinquish the lucrative position o
! Secretary of the senate by slmoI
Cameron, on account of serious char
- ges made against him on the floor o1
! the Senate, is a Radical.
" Morton McMichael, Mayor o
s, Philadelphia, who event a.hshing
>, when the President "came to town,
Is and grossly insulted the Chief Nlagls
i trate of the nation, is Radical
:" ~ I. c. CalIicot, who is now !
y :, prison in New York for defraudin
- the Government as revenue officer,
v Radical
!; James NJ. Ashley who wanted
\ Government appointment for a tren
N N and wrote to the latter that. in case
10 his success, he desired to have n
= ger in all the contracts, is a Radici
r. Turner, the negro in the Georg
" Legislature, who denounced the VIII
- men of the country, and announc
- that "he intended to call co
M M veution of his people and send !
,so @ carpet-baggers, scalawags, Yanke
it It and anybody for Legislature exec
W. Georgians," is Radical.
~ ~ The President of the Union Leag
- or at Anderson, Texas, who IS now
l. T. iail for stealing, is a Radical,
r n Horace Greeley, who was willing
.be 'let the wayward sisters 90 In peac
when secession was first threatened
the South, is Radical.
The The spies and informers who W
ard organized into band Of mercenal
during the war, and levied black N
ON on peaceful and unofending eitz
lan in the North, are Radicals.
ad, The loyal leaguers who melted
ned masses to piIlage and arson, br'
on into private mansions, destro
3 II printing establishments, and muzz
lasJ f,oo snnpch are Radicals,
1 e1 The contractors and jobbers '
ern ons grew rich by cheating the Gov'
taIv t ment, and helped to swell the nati'
.p az debt by their fearful frauds upon
, 9 1tS treasury, are Radicals.
Is The party which, according to
ad, Dawes, stole more from the natio
an one year than the whole expenses
that Mr. Buchauans administration amo
IN ed to in four, is cou osed of Radi
in The men who have increased
the public debt, augmented the tt
, sit, broke the Union, sneered at the
only stitution, parIyzed trade and
lkle, meree, advanced tfe tTlce OF
trade advocated negro equality and |
i the suffrage, establishde the Freedl
shed Bureau, built up standing arm
let's an enormous cost, disfranchised
ulled men and enfrauchised negroes,
earty pressed the writ of habeas co
con organized military commits
created mobs and ura on St
!, insurrection, knocked dges off
small bench, and prosecuted accent "
IDS o. and children, are Rad y,
AT la' y This is but a brief chapter o
auoeu y ~ beauties of Radicalism, altis en-
!. .,.aS tuS however, to show how utterly
,oa' ,s",,IS worthy ofpubic confidence arr
Woulu Ro5;nal leaders and the Radical