The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-04
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WARRINGTON.
The National CouneiI-A Poitical
BuII-Congress InfaIiibie-ftadica
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The National CouneiI-A Pohtical
BuII-Congress NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SaDons.
By virtue of our own assumption, and
the humble sanction of His Imperial
Majesty, we, the infallible, in Congress
assembled. demand the immediate and
unconditional submission and faithful
obedience of the people OF this nation
1t is time that all people OF whatever
race, complexion or antecedents, duly
comprehend the Omnipotence oil Con-
press. and their subordinate relations to
this divine institution.
Our Beatific Royalty is sufficient au-
thority for declaring that the people
are not the government in any sense,
except that they are the ideal soul and
body of Republican polity, which, by
inspired Interpretation, means Congress;
We now recommend, what we shall
ultimately command, namely, that the
people renounce all reverence or respect
for the old Constitution, and III future
regard that superstitiOus document as
delunct dogma of the past. Hereafter
it will be absurd for the people to refer
any acts of Radical administration to
the original text, but to the following
RADICAL CANYONS.
|. Ifanv man asserts that the South
ern States were out Of the Union during
the rebellion, let him be accused.
>. II any man asserts that the South
ern States were in the Union when the
rebellion was suppressed, let him be ac-
cursed
,. If any man asserts that after
Georgia was admitted into the Union,
without being out, Congress cannot le-
gallv declare Georgia out Of the Union,
when the State was not in, let him be
accursed.
4. If anybody, fluid or spirit, init
mates that Congress has no constltu-
tional right 10 legislate a State i'll or out
Of the Union, at any time, before or
after any other time, let him be ac-
cursed.
). If any he, she, or it, by word act
or implication, dare insinuate that the
decisions of the Supreme Court, or We
toes of the President are entitled to any
respect, when opposed TO acts Of Con-
gress, let him, her, or it, he accurScd-
and cuss'd.
d. If any one, or two, or more assert
or affirm, or otherwise cause to bc I'M
derStood or conveyed, in person or by
proxy, that we, the delectable ecstatics
in Congress assembled, have no right to
accept the credentials of vagabond car
pet.baggers and congo fugitives from
Justice, in preference to those Of respect
able white Democrats, let him be cussd,
communicated and decapitated-
!. Ifany man. creature or thing what
ever, intimates or makes a GESTURE that
NAV be construed to mean that negro
Supreme Judge for South Carolina, a
negro Lieutenant Governor for Louisl-
ana. and negro Senator for Mississippi,
are not better than white Democrats for
these offices, let him or it be accursed.
s. Ifany one SAYS that negroes would
do very well for similar offices in Penn
svlvania, Massachusetts and New
Hampshire, let him be accursed.
9. If any one says that Congress
onght not to sanction the purchase of
useless territory, or make absurd appro-
priations, or gamble with the public
treasury, or increase taxation, or pass a
protective tariff, or pass the funding
bill, or annex San Domingo, let him be
accused
10. If any one says that any negro is
not superior to any white Democrat. let
him be accused.
II. If any one saws that the most re-
fined and accomplished negro lie entitled
to more consideration than the most
ignorant and imbecile white Radical,
let him he accurscd
- If any man, woman or child, lntl-
mates by word or action any disrespect
or odium concerning the acts of Con
gress, let him, her or it, be accursed for
evermOre PHENlN.