Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-24


Of niggcrism, without which all they
have hitherto done falls to the ground,
and though they cannot stop here, or
any where else, short Of the regions Of
Bclzobub, from which the Abolition
monster emerged in 1860, they must
carry this amendment or collapse
and smash up now. They desire to
amalgamato whites and negroes, to
force thirty millions of the great mas.
ter race of mankind and four millions
Of the grosscst and least developed of
all Gods creatures TO mix and minglc
together in one vast amalgam of de-
graded and diseased humanity, and
thus TO transform this once glorious
white America Of ours into a pan
demonium of horror, beastliness and
crime, in order TO disgust the world
with Democratic institutions, and as
an excuse for setting up monarchy.
There are some who, no doubt, are
honest, who really believe that the
negro is a "colored" man merely, and
with the same rules applied to him,
will finally manifest the same nature,
and whites and negroes will harmon
ize, associate and intermarry together,
and the whole land will be vastly
benefited by this amalgamation OF
races. But it is only reasonable to
say that a vast majority of tho Mon
grel leaders kno0 better-knoio that
God has made the negro a different
and subordinate creature, with diff
ferent nature and different wants, and
therefore that amalgamation is for
hidden, unnatural, monstrous and i'm
possible, and consequently know that
they are warning on social order, and
striving TO drag the whole land into
social anarchy so horrible, hopeless
and damnable, that to escape from it
the masses will accept monarchy, des-
potism, Czarism, anything that is
strong enough to preserve order or
enable them to escape from chaos so
frightful. 1t is true, they make fatal
mistake-a country doomed to Mon.
grelism is doomed TO death ; monarchy
is as impossible as Democracy, and if
four million OF negroes are ever per-
manently incorporated in American
citizenship, the nation is lost beyond
the hand of resurrection TO redeem it.
If the Northern States could secede
from the Southern, could escape from
the consequences of their boundless
and fathomless crimes, why the small
nigger element would soon die out,
and they might recover their vitality;
but God permits no escape Of that kind,
and an inevitable necessity must needs
drag them into the abyss of horrors
they plunged the South into. But
whatever the motive or impelling
cause, whether they become so pre-
vertod sinful and utterly given over
to the devil as to honestly believe that
it will benefit their posterity to min
gle their blood with negroes, or wheth-
er they are redeliberately and knowingly
striving to degrade and ruin Demo
cratic institutions and force the masses
to give up their liberty and seek
shelter under monarchy, the result is
the same-they are rapidly overthrow
ing the political system left us by the
fathers ofAmerican liberty, and drag
ging the whole land into chaos. With
vast standing army in the South,
they have overthrow the State gov
ernments, and with what they call
amendment" to the Federal Const-
tuition, are rapidly setting up. a des-
potism at Washington, and now they
propose the Fifteenth Amendment"
which is designed TO overthrow the
system ofselfgovernmentin the North |
and then, with a standing army, a
mortgage Of three thousand millions
on the bones and muscles Of the labor
ing classes, and n million Of nigger
voters at their disposal, they believe |
they will have the country at their
mercy, and on the first outbreak of
the people they will, no doubt, use it
as a pretext to establish monarchy.
Such is the prospects before us, and |
the glorious Democracy Of Indiana |
have met the crisis like brave men and |
true patriots. The Democratic mem.
bers Of the Legislature have resigned,
and thus prevented the lunatics and |
traitors from forcing their vile and |
reasonable amendment on the necks !
Of an outraged people by fraud and /
violence, as they have all their other
schemes and "amendmCnts" since
Lincoln's election. But the people
must be enlightened and made to un.
dorstand the enormous treason of the
Mongrel faction. Democratic papers
not the wishy-washy policy concerns
but the brave, outspoken and patriotic
papers that stand 10y the Constitution
and the Union "as it was made by
the iathers-should be circulated by
millions among the masses, and when
they know what this Mongrel faction
means, they will rise up en- nlaSSe and
lynch its leaders rather than adopt
their amendment" for amalgamatiOn
with niggers. The native born Ameri.
can, such traitor as well as fool and
beast, as to equalize with niggers,
deserves DEATH and the enormous
villain as well as beast that strives TO
force this foul "amendment" on the
deceived and outraged people, deserves
and ii our Democratic
friends will only circulate the truth
among the masses, tho time will soon
come when this sentiment will be uni.
versal throughout the land. Arise,
awake up then, brother Democrats,
and grapplo with this monster, this
hideous and boastial devil Of Abolition
which you were once wont to treat
with such infinite contempt and abhor-
renee, but which now, with the gov
ernment in its hands, has you by the
throat, and you must slay the beast or
be destroyed by il, beyond all coutin-
goncy or possible escape-N y Day
Book.
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