The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

WI give below the principal editor
tl IN last weeks Rep. The mongrel
organ sPlurges euphoniOusly, as usual
among the negroes, political sar
dimes" chester whites.p &C, and calls
their "Imperial's negro doctrine
something fresh. new and nice. As.
usual Or peiehbors carefully dodge.
the vile corruption. hypocrisy ,infamy
and toEyism of their radical leaders.
The tyranny and the thlevery too Of
their feeble and hungry officials re-
coiVe no notice while every outrage
md rObber scheme against the peo-
pie Is cordially endorsed and defended
But read hearticle:-
A RELIG-The Editor of the Dem
osrat is q melant holy relicof the past.
He il a sort OF q political sardine,
swimming in the rank oil of ''nigger-
| kobia"-a would. be 'iChester White"
encrusted in the black miro of politi'
cal prejudice lie Is innocent OF the
remotest idea that q Democrat ever
may, al " will comprehend q polit-
IcaI change or necessity that is not
rooted directly inthe Niger. An edi'
torial, IN the last Stark County Demo
crGt, shows how he haukers after the.
old hesh pots, and with desperate en-
erey Is irving the effect ofthe old par
ty bets ofthe dead and obsolete past
on his followers: sf - al-H a.s
"HOw many soldier boys ouldL Lin
coin have got in 1861, II they could
have seen that the end and aim ofrad-
zeal power was negro freedom and ne
gro equality. How many ''boys"
Wouldthe same leaders have got, If
they had declared that their object was
motto restore the Onion, but to estaD-
fish their rule OF tyranny over these
States, and saddle Us with an immense
| debt. tt
"How much enthusiasm for the war
would they have raised, If they had
declared In 1861, as their intention,
what they have since done, namely,
! mortgagihg the people for the Bond
holders, the tariff lords and the nations
negro pets?
an short, would this radical party
ever have got power had they proclaim
ed honestly their political views up
on the negro business, National Debt,
&C.
"Are not their deceit and treachery
| the important elements of success in
the radical party?
UsAre the Southern States free States
nOw, even though negro slavary Is
( abolished? Is the Union or our tath'
srs restored? Il this = white mans
government now? Is it not rather, .
nongreI, miscegen anair In radical
hands,"
These be doleful questions, betoken'
ing the wrinkeIy brow and watery
ives of q true patriot. How can this
lameuting spirit ever attain Paregor'
ieI soIacsS For tt must be confessed
that the ''mongrel, miscenegen affair
Is in Radical hands," and Will remain
there for four long years at least.
A RELIC or THE PAsT-Were
Washington, Jefferson and Jackson
alive, they woald be 'relIcs Of the
past" regular old "sardines'' "Would'
he chester whites (porkers) What
/ powerful 0rosHnenH Our neigh6OT LOFTY
soul, is not ~"'encrusted In the black
mars OF prejudice!" HIS politics Is
net rooted In the nigger, Though
he votes nsgrO eQaGIityS every time.
negro suffrage sc. Re hankersnot af,
ter the .tAesh pots.n n cared not
Tor being turned out Of the p, O--not
ne. Blythe way, has our netghbor
-paregoricaI solace?" Is he reconcil'
I'D to the Grant radical soldier pelicyf
What thinks he Of con&ressman Am
oIer?
No doubt there Is q radical differ
ence between 0pE political views and
neighhOr HaruzelI's. Ours must
square with right and Justice. Webe
lieve not In rQEber laws, though soft
eDed by nice names, as tariff, railway
grants, government bonds, govern
neot contracts, &C. If this is to be
au old fOGy we plead guilty to the
charge and wish not to be a progress
sIve radical.
Bat these radical leaders It seem:
are really of the old British tory
stamp. They believe q national deb
20 be q blessing. q bonded moneyed
aristoeraey. q beautiful and happy ar
rangement and q taxed and oPpres'
ed laboring people much better OF
than IL they werenOt to be thus taxed
and plundered. ThssetOry ''imPerial'
Urelics" we desire not.