Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

South out OF the Union seemed
disposed to keep it out in spite Of
its protestations to the contrary.
The l4th and 10Th Amendments
through the influence Of Con-
gressional representation and
fraud practiced by the Northern
Republicans, were migrated into
the Constitution and thus became
organic features in the fundamen-
tai principles of the general gov
eminent. The ingenuity of radi-
callsm was exhausted with the
preparation Of these amendatory
acts, and if we may judge Of their
effects, manifested in the late elec.
tons throughout the country, they
have proved in their application
the significant feather which is
destined to break the back of the
huge monster whose motto from
the day Of its birth seems to have
been rule or ruin"
Mr.. Representative Nlblack,
Democrat of Indiana, in the last
speech he made in Congress pre-.
vious to its adjournment, showed
up some Of the boosted virtues OF
the Radical party in their true
Light, demonstrating from authen.
tic statistics the fact that since
1861, or in less than ten years, ii
had expended from the Golfers OF
the General Government more
than sI,000,0 900 in excess of the
aggregate amount paid out for all
purposes from the foundation Of
the government to that time, and
in his estimate was embraced the
costs Of the wa. Of lSl2-the In.
dian and Mexican wars. But these
protiigate expenditures do not ma.
terially affect the virtuous feature;
of that party, whose want of mag
nanimity and statesmnnlike abil
ity is now making its last desper.
ate assault upon the confidence o
the American people at who's
hands it is praying to be perpetu
ated in its high career, which
leads from gigantic frauds to bold
er schemes of corruption and ty
ranny. The brazen faced impu
dence of its acknowledged leader
in. the well schemed machina
tons they have planned to divid
the people OF the South, agains
whom they have dared all thing
in order to hurl the thunderbolt
of Radical displeasure at them, b.
} far surpasses even the irrepressi
BILE Naturalization of the SecrC
| tary's little bell, whose pOtentii
sounds have hardly died upon tn
ear Of Northern Democrats who's
sympathy we enjoyed, but who's
sympathy yielded a forced sub
| mission to bayonet influence.
To the shame of the Souther,
people be it recorded, that tn
Establishments of Radical carpet
baggers, the inspiring reflection
of official preferment, coupled wit
the pecuniary advantages inc.
: dental to a corrupt administr'
l ton, some Of our own men hay
yielded, and are now being use
: by this terrible organization as
means whereby further innov'
, tons upon the rights of tn
masses may be perpetrated b
, them under the guise of n nation'
. or at least q loyal necessity. L
: cal issues are made to subsery
I them with a helping hand in builC
ing up their national policy. Dea
issues are disinterred, and the
: bones are once more made til
subject Of contention. These nit
die men. or Southern desertel
are active, and are to be found
every State of the South. Louis
ana has its Hahn, North CAROLYN
= its Holden, Georgia its Brow
and Mississippi its Alcorn, VIII
soul and body, have gone over
the enemy, and are now lurkin
: around our camp.fres, decoyir
and deceiving the faithful, not b
: cause they love right and justiC
y , less, but because they love wron
u and tyranny, instructive elemen
= with them, more.
!, Mr.. Henry Wilson and Jam,