The New York herald., 1870-10-29

another interest They favor rapid reducton OF
taxation az well as reform IN lhe expensive ihoue @
OF collecting taXes-aisO amendment IN the eVll scr
wee Of the government-so that ability and mind
worth shall be deemed the essential qualncatlo.ts
for oilce They would eradicate from poIitsal me
the corruption and demolali2ing influences OF what
Is termed government patronage and they favor
the holding OF public lands In trust for the andless
lab0ring men OF the country.
With q banner thus fayoraby inscribed Colonel
Brown ana his colleagues on the liberal ticket are
boldly marching on TO victory and 10 freedom. The
1--we portion OF the democratic party In Missouri,
under the force Of circumstances, are siding under
Browns banner, inasmuch as they recognize In Nc.
Clurg and his ultra radicals the legitimate heirs and
uphoders OF Senator Drakes malignant and pro
scrptye party, whose banefgI tastes brought sin
hand for Their dethronement.
Nevertheless, many OF the old school democrats Of
contestants At the the Coming election especially sacn
as deem themselves, With their old-fanged, simple
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and powder dignity, who can never behold in any
party raised IN q radical hobcd the Means out OF
which TO
Discern the patriot from the slave,
For wts ns e c0GS Ss ns W,a as
The Executive interference also, brought TO bear
from the White House 10 strengthen the chances or
the McClurg faction, has helped the Brown candi-
orators, with the ST. Louis Democrat the abest radi
cal Journal or the West, are turning this tide OF
affairs to the account OF the so-caed "Boltefs Of
the Brown klng.n
THE GERMAN VOTERS.
The Teutonicbloode citizens or Missouri, those
hardy, industrious Germans, who rapidly enrich a
country they settle IN are also Iii favor OF dropping
every disa.feeabie remembrance OF our late ''ttle
had lis day OF "lrreprcssibie connict,H its issues
and It's suaerings, and that II Is now time that all
bai FEELINGS were buried IN the grave OF oblivion In
order that humanity ana generous feelings be cher
lshed instead OF chickering's and disfranchisement
The German population, therefore, move In solid
numbers under the Brown wing.
TEE CoLoRED VOTERS.
Next TO be noticed are the animated issues OF the
class Of voters upon whom strenuous pressure is
being evoked by the McCurg powers to secure this
colored vote as an Offset 10 the Germans who flock
10 the other side. Arguments indicative OF very
cite the African race against the German. Still the
negro Is not character TO cherish malice and he
fees that the rebels any how were never his ene-
mics: SO he would just as soon as not see the ex-
reos, in political point OF view, equals to himself
and his heirs. The negro Is really charitable insti
tuion when he has any surplus generosity to bestow
therefore nany coorod men VIII vote on the "libe-
rar' sde Many say that five dollar bill, properly
applied, would tH1uence an individual vote either
way.
A CoLoRED ORATOR.
:, distinguished electric colored orator, named J.
Milton Turner OF st. Louis, Is engaged by McCIurg
4 Co. to stump the State, where cololed voters most
aDounu 10 enllghten them on the franchise question
black Of nnmixed blood. Sporting az iuil, moving owing
beard, ana he Is endowed with good Initiative
powers Dy the bye, IL is remarkable that negroes
who can produce the most luXuriant beard are
generally the most intelligent Turner has studied
the exhorlng style OF elocuton, ana would do better
as q religious preacher tnan as Il political stump
orator.
NORTHERN SETTLERS DISSATISFIED WITH THE
NEGROES.
While referring TO the African element in the ex-
slave States have observed, while passing recently
through them, that the great number OF Northern
men who have moved there for settlement, ana for
introducing Northern energy. slll and capital, ere
becoming anxious to have all The negroes removed
from among Them BY the United States government.
They Wish them 10 be sent 10 some appropriate eli
mate, on reservation, in the Southwest and be
supplied with homesteads, farms and outfit. Let
them become State by themselves, and be repre-
sented by their own choice champions and not be
mixed up indiscriminatey with the white popuia-
ton. BY this means they could show their ability
to become proper republican citizens OF this great
country. They are TOO slow workers to suit the GO
ahead tendency OF Northern men now settling Ia
the ex-Confederate states