The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-22

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para q . conversation With = prom.
men, Democrat Of ,he, State Union
Democrats, returned Union soldiers.
and all men who Afe opposed 10 more
war, more bloodshed and more taxes.
VIII DO veil 20 ponder TIE words 81 tins
hentucky rebel
4 suppose The prospect u quiet
condition Of affairs = not very iayora-
Bile remarked in the course q the
conversation
No, replied Mr., W, 81 P,
"and Ne don't want any such condition
The Northern Democrats are taking
about restoring peace. and settling the
troubles Of the country az once. They
are fools, and know we'll enough that
the people Of the South cannot afford
peace as matters now stand. Peace,
bell with Radical Niger governments
in the Southern States, with I'D
Niger bureau fastened upon the conn
try 10 be retained there bY the Niger
Senats-no, sir. We don want any such
peace, and We don't intend 10 have il.
But" i asked. what remedy have
you got TO offer ? II seems to me that
the people are getting tired OF agita-
ton, and then the whole Democratic
party, both North and South have been
demanding that the Radicals give them
peace ever since the end Of the war
my remedy, sir, is the remedy that
the whole Democratic party Aould APP
ply. We cannot afford peace, for the
very reason that il would be the death
Of the Democratic party and all our
hopes for compensation for slaves and
other property taken from MS by the
thieves which Lincoln denominated the
Union army, ... ....
1T would leave negro suffrage in the
Southern States; would leave those
States in the hands OF the id car
pet baggers and the low, thieving,
whites OF the South who pretend to be
loyal, while it would disfranchise the
good and pure men, the heroes Of the
war the men who, above all others,
should be regarded The d----d fool
Democrats at the Nortq are willing to
reward them oppressed their willing
ness at the New York Conyention-and
they talk about doing il peacefully,
just as though they had all tina say in
the matter"
Respectable members Of the Demo
cratic party North, there is the doctrine
which you are expected to iDdorse. pro
family and all II you succeed in elect
ing Seymour and Blair. prepare to open
your purses and shell out compensation
for all the emancipated slaves. Be
ready to settle this little bill without
any wry faces, for there will he plenty
more Of the same sort We quote one
more paragraph from the same author
ity. A crowd Of men in front o. tav-
ern were discussing the "nigger" and
his prospective status under the roign
Of Seymour and Blair, when an old
gentleman remarked:
Boys, you may have something more
to do than TO hunt up your old negroes
then. II VIC carry the election you may
prepare to rally around the standard
Of Gen Blair. You viii have some
thing else to do beside lying around
here doing nothing. Blair's election
means fight We have selected him
upoa his letter; that letter is a declar-
alton Of war II he is elected, and Ken.
lucky will be expected TO furnish at
least one hundred thousand men"
No man can fail to understand this,
and il he doubts it, let HIM travel thro'
the South himself He need not go far
to learn the startling lesson that Sey-
mour's election means another war.