The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-10-14
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NJJMBER 10.
political slavery, in which they shall own
six or seven hundred thousand voters with
black skins. They would no more allow
The negro to voteif they thought he would
vote with the Southern white men than
they would think OF permitting him to en-
ter their family circle, TO make him the
husband Of daughters or the wives OF
their sons. Not the least bit Of it in the
world lis because they want the negro
to vote-not as the negro may please, not
as the negro's instinct may teach him; or
Interest ldictatc-but they want him TO
vote as Loyal Leagues, inaugurated and
kept up BY Ffeedmen's Bureaus, kept up
by carpet-bag adventures, may dictate. It
is because they want him as a voting ma
chine Of that kind to keep them in power
and enable them to rule us of the North.
and perpetuate this taxation, perpetuate
this debt. and perpetuate this overthrow
of the labor of the country. 1t is for this
purpose that they want the negro to vote.
1t is no love of negro. Cries of "that's
So"
TI2fa II. .I6tss.. a .51.e,, .g5.eoas
l would here call your attention to re-
mark Of one Of their ablest Senators, who:
few days SINGER 10 Congress, said that We
were on the eve Of another rebellion. II
we do not submit to all the unconstitution-
al acts that Congress may see fit to pass.
and it the people are disposed to elect
President who is opposed to these uncon-
stitutional acts, then. although we may do
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by . race that has been the most degraded
Of litlhas pleased Providence to put on
this earth. Cries ofrNeyer.'1 Why,
good God, just think of it! Here are
these States represented in Congress, in
,Gubernatorial chairs, in their Legislatures,
by negroes. or by men who conld not get
Offices in the North, and SO run South to
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Now ia not that Too had {, s,,,,,,,roaso :.
were proposed to rule YOU IL west yir.
GINA and US in Ohio by a set or Southern
carpet-bsepers, with an importation Of Ku-
Klux and ringers, aud turn Governor
Foreman and the officers OF West Virginia
out, and put in q parcel OF big negroes and
another parcel Of carpet baggers, don't you
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