Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-23

". - AHA""aH"A g HaAHHM.
to compare IN filthiness with the
seallawag Hamilton, United States
Senator from Texas. For cold.
blooded. atrOcious Justification his
speech the other day upon the
Georgia question is, beyond doubt,
unparalleled. The federation Of
such libellous declarations by the
National Senate is a disgrace to
the nation. His tongue should
have palsied in utterance Of the
vile falsehOOds. The very blood
in his heart should have CONCEALED
so firm and so cold that the fires
ofhcll, trchly heated, would have
been unable to thaw il. Nature
should become nauseatel at his
existence and spew him out into
the remotest verge Of space he.
yond thelimits attained by the most
daring and adventurous Of an.
gctic explorers, to be tossed by the
adverse winds Oflimitless eternity.
He'll should bar its gates against
him and the inmates, thereof, re
volt >honid he lind his way
therein. Hcprolesscs to have been
born and raiscd among the people
ufthr south, and yet knowing them
rs he should know them, if his
declaration OF nativity be true, he
has uttered the foulcst SANDER uf
them in saying that only persons
who had been disar7ned in the
dominion of the rebellion were
victims OF rebel animosity."-
Here is 8 charge Of treachery and
cOwariicc, against n people whose
self sacrificing devotion to cause,
and whose heroic bravery and
chiyalrous conduct have command.
cd the admiration of the world -
Yet this wretch, Morgan {. Ham.
ilton, attempts to de(ame their fair
reputation by the uttcrance ofsuch
atruciouS falsehoUds. He ''de.
nounccd the organized system Of
outrage, arson and murder now
prevalent in the late rebellion,
States" We defy him to point
ont an organized system for any
such purpose. The dread XIV
klux'' every sensible man knows
exists alone in the Imagination o.
the conscience stricken Radical, "I
is preached to keep alive Il miser
able prejudice against 4 powerlcs
people, who are plumdered an,
outraged in the most disgracefu
manner, under the sanction Of tn,
administration.
lie states that mot les thar
1000 loyal persons in the SoutI
had ceased to live simply bccauS
they were loyal to the country.
II he or any other man can poin
out fifty such cases he will hay
accomplished what no perso.
in the South believes possible
There have been murders in tn
South and they have been in tn,
North too. 1t was only the othe
day that Jack Breen, was hung il
New York City for murder. Bud
Cotton about the same time com
mitted suicide to avoid being hun
for 4 similar offence in Galveston
Texas. The loyal negroes OF tn
South have committed the majo
portion Of the murders here, 10
plumber In this city nine negroc
were hung in one day for murder
ing . lady of this county; on al
other OCCASION three were hun
for numbering Mr. Bobbs of thi
city; at another time two wer
hung for numbering Mr.. Spear
and we might i'll avolume OF az
counts Of murders and a%tr0citic
committed by this loyal" clasI
These murders are set down 1T tn
North To the account ofthe rebel
and Morgan G. Hamilton. commi
moral perjury when ne reiteI
/ ates the vile Islander "l Ii
) Radical coadjutors. He say
if dillingham; principles pr
/, vail he will not dare to return I
) Texas If the people Of Tex
were not cminently peaceable an
! law-abiding he would not "dal
return after making such falls
and slandcrous declarations. Il
l. d%eclares'thc people of the Sout
, the most blood.thirsty set ofcu
Threats God had ever permitted