The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-30

i The radical papers, one and all,
are rejoicing greatly over the recent
negro victory in washington. They
claim it as Grant victory-a wond-
erfnI triumph &C. They are careful
not to say Iaueh about the negro riot
and how the Grant police had to
shoot them lown SC, Hear the To-
Ledo Blade, radical, of the 22nd., ult;
RADICAL FEEI.ING TOWARD THE
ADMINISTRATION is not to be
denied that when the first nOmina-
tiOhs were made by the President Of
the members Of hls administration
there was heavy misgiving in the
minds of many Of the more earnest
Republicans that the necessary de-
mands of the time might not be fully
met. But, IL there was fear at the
outset. the acts Of the President, as
time has rolled along, have dispelied
1t all The rights of ali classes have
been resolutely established; and the
integrity OF the principles of our par
ty fully maintained. Every import
ant pledge has been redeemed, and
every just Spectation' fully met
Washington City has given evil
influence of this AdministraiIon.-
The Federal City was the strong hold,
not only political intrigue and cor
ruption, but also OF pro-slavery pre-
judIce and wickedne5s- it was, but
few years ago, q slaYe-m where
men, women and children were
bought and sold like so many swine
in the emarket-plaee. IL was the seat
OF the most malignant and bitter
rebels, both male and female, which
the land esntained. Nowhere else
In the country was the cOlored man
treated with greater Tigor under the
rule that he mad "no rights which
the white IA an was bound 10 respect +"
CThls Is dish of Nasby malignity.
= Editor LleBs0crat-)
2 NOW, all this is changed. Wash
iDgton Is radical city In the inter
est Of freed im and political equality.
All races and colOrs are held and
treated as equals before the law
The colOred man Is even treated with
a consideraI IioIs he does not meet with
In the most radical city In New Eng
land. The law allows him to ride
unmOlested in the street cars, even If
white arist-scrats chose to go afoot on
account off. He Is allowed free ac-
cess, on the same ten ms as other peo'
pie TO places OF amusement, and 9TH
er places OF resort, except in some of
the churches where Satan's seat still
is. He votes at elections and is vot'
ed for. he Is elected to Office and ex'
ercises tia responsibilities of the same
with dignity and propriety. He sits
as q magistrate to commit to prison,
and otherW Sc punish. the violatorS
Of the law, whether black or white.
No member of Gen. tGrant's cabi'
net is In the least discomfited by
these radical and striking changes,
but on the contrary, all rejoice in
them. The Cabinet Is q unit in re-
garding, with favor and delight,
these practical assertions of the rights
Of man, aRd the establishment OF q
free denocr ICY at the Federal Capt.
tai. Men who act as If they believed
in their own. political creed, cannot
Eail of commanding at least the re-
spect OF ali nat men ai4a
How the HNssby'' organ Ie,oices
over the radical negro rule at wash
ington "The negro votes No.
it Is radical malignity that votes the
negro, who is now their slave,
With the negro instrument and
the bayonets Grant s. Co, e9 peet to
hold on to power. Such is the ne
gro, boEdholding radical party.
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