The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-21
The Policy Of the White Mans Party, and
the Recreancy Of the Democracy.

the Recreaney Of the Democracy.
An inspired apostle of the "White
Mans party lays down the law to his
hypocritical brethren in the Democrat.
FOLLOWING THEIR LEADERS.
For nine long and weary years, says this
inspired apostle, the Democrats have been
using "Mongrel tactics" That is to say,
the democrats have "acceptsd" every
thing the Mongrels have proposed. Act
after act of usurpation has been accepted
by our leaders" and not a single protest
has been made by them. Not so much as
a ward or town meeting has been called,
thus far, to demonstrate against the grad
ual, but sure, destruction Of our free Amer
lean system of Government! We have not
been forced by Mongrel bayonets to "accept"
anything. Following cur leaders, we
have, voluntarily, accepted ererything'
'sFIRsT CATCH THE HAIR
But we are admonshed by our '1eaders'
to "accept the Fifteenth Amendment"
and then, aehen Toe get into poacer, by the
adoption of Mongrel principles, we can
ignore them and GO back on the democrat
ic platform.
ABANDON DEMOCRACY AND TURN .MONGREI.
If there be nothing in the word "Democ-
racy,' let us abandon it, and let us all
turn Mengrel in name as well as in princi-
pie.
THE NEGRO AN APE.
We have declared what God and nature
pronounce an unalterable and eternal fact,
that the Negro race is not the equal of the
white race. That the negro is a natural
barbarian,-that he is incapable of self
government, and consequently not fit to
govern others;-that he is the lowest type
of mankind, and utterly unfit to mingle
in a common government with the Cauca-
sion race. And what we have declared is
as true as that the almighty reigns.
CAN'T ACCEPT NEGRO VOTES.
With this upon our lips, how can we ask
or accept negro votes? Are we utterly
lost to all honesty, consistency and fairness
l trust not; and we should, therefore,
utterly refuse to accept if we can avoid it,
a single negro cote. And any Democrat, y
or so-called s.white man. who seeks a
single negro vote, should be driven out of
the "white mans party" with lash of
scorpions.
WAR OF RACES DESIRED.
1t may be said that this course will inten-
sify the antagonism naturally existing
between the superior and inferior races
OF course it will, and that is just what is
wanted 1t will be hard on the poor negre
who is innocent so far as he is concerned
in the false position i'll which he is placed
by wicked men. But white men cannot
help that.
THE WHITE RACE IN DANGER.
We must save the white race by waging
pfv,cf oil hn St,.X n
force us into an association with negroes,
or we must become brutalized, debauched
and utterly destroyed by amalgamation and
determination with negroes 1t will not do
to "accept the situation" and faneitidrtzt
ourselves with negro voting. Because, if
we do that, the principle of antagonism
which nature has fixed between white men
and negroes will be destroyed, and the fate
of Mexico, Central and South America.
and the West India Islands will be ours.
MARYLAND's GREATEST SHAME.
Is it not shame and a scandal, that
Maryland, with not an Executive OF Legis-
lative Representative of Mongrelsm within
her borders should be put ahead of Califor-
mia, and New England Connecticut, into
the negro camp And this by the uolun-
tayy actions of Democrats
CECIL SOU Nd On Tie GOOSE.
In this connection it may not be out Of
place to say that old Cecil was as true, as
She always will be to the glorious word,
''whiten' Her delegation was solid on that
question, and if all the other counties had
acted with her, Maryland would now be
looming up as the brightest gem in the
constellation of States.
Seine of Cecil's geese lodged placing
their names on the record, being convent
emily absent when the vote was taken to
strike "white - out of the Registration
law.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE MUST BE DENOUNCED.
But it is not too late if we will act ,,oo
to place the Democracy Of the State upon
the square issue. To do this we must pub
ltcly and erery,ehere, denounce negro suffrage
We cannot get negro votes if we try, and
it would ruin and destroy us if we should
We give the above extracts from the ser,
mon of this expouRder of true Democracy,
for the benefit Of the newly enfranchised
voters.