The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-10
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desputable, and it cannot be too often
repeated. Thus:
The TammRny Convention that nomi-
mated Mr.. Seymour declared in its plat
form, that ~
The Reconstruction Acts of Congress
are Unconstitutional, revolutionary
and void"
1t follows, then, as Congress passed
these acts, that, that body has no power
over the State for which these acts were
passed; and that il Congress has no
power, no other authority has; there
fore, i~ @
The States included iua uese acts
must be admitted to the Union without
hiudrance, condition, qualification or
guarantee, proving clearly that
Rebellion against the Constitution
and the laws is no crime; because &C
cording to Democratic authority, the
rebellion was justitable; hence as every
public act is good or bad, tho act of
The War (on part of the south) was
patriotic, therefore meritorious. If
such,
Those who made the war are deserv-
| ing of reward-are entitled to the pay
mert of all the expenses. incurred in
the conflict and TO reimbursement for
all their losses; and with the blood
still fresh on their hands, which was
shed in defense of liberty,
The rebels, falsely SO called, must be
Immediately indicted into power; and
by natural sequence, every man who
fought against them and Tor the 1nteg-
rity of the Union, must be punished.
This is the logical method OF reach
ing conclusion that the sham-De-
mocracy have adopted. We ind as
consequence of their position on these
questions, that among the men who go
for Seymour and Blair, are
All the rebel Generals,
All the rebel Colonies,
All the rebel privates,
All the Executive officers OF the Con-
federate Government, s-a-
All the men who starved our prison.
ers at Salisbury, Andersonville, Libby
and other pens in which more than for
ty Thousand of our soldiers gave up the
ghost,
All the rebel agents abroad, .a
All the blockade runners,
All the burners in New York, and the
threatened burners in Chicago,
All the prisoners, and the men who
wanted to Introduce cholera and yellow
fever into the North,
All the fire.in.the-rear men, like the
editor of the Chicago Times, ...
All the draft riotersi
All the bounty jumpers,
All the men who discouraged enlist
ments,
All the men who rejotced over rebel
victories,
All the men who were sad when the
Union armies triumphed.
All those who assailed the national
Ali those engaged In the massacre of
Fort Pillow,
All like Beauregard, who proposed to
raise the black flag and give no quarter,
All those who are for slavery as the
policy of the nation,
A hoo 1faFFl frna Inn atzf q
inevitable corolIary of Democratic Prin-
All who want to stamp ihehumble
ana the lowly into the dust,
All who wants capital to own lis
labor, tss- eefs
full days wages for faithful days
All the men who d o not believe in the
equality of mankind, before the law,
All who approve the assassination of
Lincoln.
Nineteenth of the doggery. keepers,
All the professional gamblers,
All the bawdy house keepers, pIinPs,
inmates and hangers on,
All the New York rioters,
All the Arabs of our civilization,
The Pope of Rome,
The Devil, and all his imps,
Brick Pomeroy.
Montgomery Blair,
Vallandigham,
Fernando Wood and his
Brother Ben, the gambler,
John Morrissey,
Doctor Blackburn,
Senator Doolittle,
The Whisky Ring,
The English Aristocracy.
The "Wickedest Man iu New York"
Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
The Pro-slayery Clergy,
Gen. Forrest. -
The Ku.KluN- Khan,
DIR. Judd,
Wade Hampton,
Mis-. Welles, Secretary and so-forth,
All the Regulators, and
All the Gibbering imps of the Internal
All these are " Democrats, ;" and all
are for just ''government" all
against 1.-THE tyranny of the Radicals"
bondholder 7" all for "white mans
government" all "for labor that It may
have its wagesp pin word, all for
Seymour, Democracy, Secession,
Slavery, Civil War and-BlairI
If they succeed-then what? Men
and brethrenl do you want them to
succeed? Shall, in this land of ours,
the affirmations of the Republican par
ty-the practical application of the
Declaration of Independence
All men are free;
Equality of high and low before the
law is the rule ofthe Republic,
Labor owns itself;
To every days toll shall be paid a
days wages;
Secession is crime;
War is an iniquity;
The Republic is indivislble;
Liberty in America, to all humanity
upon whom the shadow ofthe flag falls,
1 fesn oil