Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-09-23
WHO ARE THE RADICALsP

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ed "Who are the Democrats AS thi
opens an interesting field of inquiry " OF
the other side,' we subjoin partial list o
the distinguished Radicals of the country
who are advocating the election of Grant
and Colfax. Here are some of the wor-
thies: .se e., f.s.r es.'.. -.- o.. 1-
Parson Brewnlow, who said be would
rather 60 to hell with loyal negro thar
to heaven with a Copperhead, is Radi-
ical, .. a..- r 'st
Carl Sohurz, who publicly announced
that God was an imaginary being, the BIZ
Bile only fit. TO- -amuse children, and the
Christian Sabbath relic of barbarism, is
! a Radical 7aI -ri-#
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 Radical. -..
.. A. Alpeora Bradley, an ex convict from
Sing Sing, and a colored carpet-bagger
who wants to go to Congress, is Radical.
Parson Kollock, who was expelled from
his parish in Massachusetts on account OF
his beastly conduct, is Radical.
Hector Tyndale, who Applauded to the
echo the brutal conduct of the murderer
and ncendiary, John Brown, is Radical.
Nathaniel p, Banks, who proposed to
let the Union slide, is Radical.
Willom Lloyd Garrison, who denoun-
ced the Union and Constitution as a
league with death and covenant withheld,
is Radical.
John A. Bingham, who assisted in the
CONVICTION and murder, by a military COM
mission, of an innocent woman, is Radl-
cal. ...r JOSS.
Edwin, M. Stanton, who helped to
slaughter Union soldiers in the South by
refusing to accede to 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
Radical. ..........
John w. Forney, who was forced to re-
linquish the lucrative position of Secratary
Of the Senate, by Simon Cameron on ac-
count of serious charges made against him
on the floor Of the Senate, is a Radical o.
Morton McMichael, Mayor of Philadel-
phia, who "went fishing" when the Pres.
ident "came to town" and grossly insulte d
the Chief Magistrate of the nation, is a
Radical. -''-i
T. c. Callicut, who now is in prison in
New York for defraudipg the government
as Revenue officer is Radical.
James NJ. Ashley, who wanted gov
eminent appointed for friend, and wrote
to the latter that in case of his success he
desired to have a finger in oil the contracts,
is Radical. d., r..fy- ss .t.
Turner, the negro in the Georgia Legis-
Tature, who denounced the white men of
the country, and announced that he inten-
"ded to call convention of his people and
"send for carpet-baggers, scallawags, Yam
'kees, and any body for Legislature ex-
"cept Georgians," is a Radical g.. .....
The President of the Union League at
Anderson, Texas. who is now in Jail for
stealing, is Radical. age a.. 4s.-.
Horace Greeley, who was willing to
"let the wayward sisters 60 in peace" when
secession was first threatened in the South,
is a Radical. -.. ..,,.s a... -t.' .,
The spies and informers who were Or
.ganized into band of mercenaries during
the war, and levied black mail on peaceful
and nnoffending citizens in the North, are
Radicals .so,is al .....r. -... p -.
The loyal leaguers who melted the mas
| ses to pllage and arson, broke into private
mansions, destroyed printing establish
ments, and muzzled free speech, are Rad
Gals. ... .......r r ....s-..
The contractors and jobbers who grew
rich by cheating the government, and
| eped to swell the natioual debt by their
fearful frauds upon the Treasury, are Rad
icals.r "r ~5.t '+f
The party, which, according to Mr.,
Dawes, stole more from the nation in one
year, than the whole, expenses OF Mr..
Buchanan's administration amounted to in
| four, is composed of Radicals.
The men who have increased the pub
lie debt, augmented the taxes, broken the
I Union, sneercd at the Constitution, para
| lived trade and commerce, advanced the
price in gold, advocated negro equality ne.
gro suffrage, established the Freedmeu's
Bureau, built up standing army at an
enormous cost, disfranchised white men and
enfranchised negroes, suppressed the writ
of habeas corpus, organized military com'
missions, created mobs and urged on SER
Vile insurrection, knocked judges off of the
bench and prosecuted innocent women and
children, are Radicals, -u-s .4 -E'.
| This is but brief chapter of the beau
ties OF Radicalism. It is;enough, however,
to show how utterly unworthy of public
confidence are the Radical leaders and the
Radical party. Itis such neR and enor-
mites that have stirred up the popular in
dignation against the party which has be-
trayed every trust reposed in it, and vii
be swept away forever at the next Presi-
| Dental election,
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