The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-27
Crimes of the Civil War,
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CURSE Or THE q + rttN NDING SYSTEM.
HENRY CLAY DEAN.
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This is the finest Book over devoted 10 an exposi-
ton tof the Conduit Of tho Flesh Dealers and blood
Market ofthe most terrible Civil War ever inflicted
upon civilized nation, BY the wickcdness and folly
of artful and designing demagogues; portraying In
graphic terms the sufferings Of tho poor from the
oppression Of Capital which was the legitimate
result. Mr.. Dean Introduces also the popular
proposition to reduce the Public Debt to Treasury
notes, and the subject Is ably discussed in this work
The article upon that subject alone 10 worth tho
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tho solution Of the yexed question: .IIow shen the
Public Debt be paid :"
The whole work is a dramatic exhibition tho
diseaseof our political system In magic style that
brings the entire at before the reader
The Military System proposed TO be forced upon
the Country is presented in style that will stsrtle
tyrnnts at their crimes, whilst tho work cmbcdies
tions of modern tires and the authorities are re-
liable beyond all controversy.
The free and fearless manner with which tile
Author deals with men and things, shows the inn
press Of mastorly spirit. Soaring above the cir
Cumscribed distinction Of seotional feeling NO scklv
sentimental dogma is promulgated for the relief or
benefit OF any cnss of our people, or any distract
OF our country. AS defense of q free Government
based upon Constitutional and Religious Liberty
maintaining tho universal Rights Of the American
people, Inherent and inalienable-.his work stands
forth as an unapswernble champion. G8
Tho analysis or every subject is profound, and
the logic clear and convincing
The pure English in which the chapters are
written adds greatly tos Its interest and beauty,
whilst it's bold and dnshing rhetoric will not fail to
win the admiration Of tho reader.
A few sections of the Table Of Contents will bet
ter exhibit! the snbject which the fearless Author
80 forcibly presents for the consideration of the
American people.
lst Inddelity md Crimes OF the Church.
I'd Overthrow Of the Judiciary.
3d. The New Nation.
4th. The Assassination of President Lincoln.
9th. Tho Revival Of Torture
9Th. The Murder of BIrs. Surratt, &C., Sc
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