The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-04-20
OUR NEIGHRORS

OUR NEIGHBORS
Continue to express delight over the Ne
gro voting business. We supposed they
would; and in their exultation they even
advise all who are opposed to it to "emi-
grate to some more prosperous and happy
cline"
Now, as this emigration would take
away not less than three-fourths Of the
American people, we propose different
Arrangement. 1t is, that all who worship
Africa and Africans should proceed as soon
as possible to that delightful and happy
region. Liberia, Congodom, Loango, Eth
opia, Dahomey &c, can furnish plenty of
room. 1t is the very place for our neigh
bers for there they viii get niger enough.
They will find them untutored enough
not even sufficiently sophisticated to know
the use of the fig leaf Hartzell and Tom
could revel in delight and enjoy undisturb-
ed felicity We advise them, by all means
to emigrate 70 Africa and stop not on the
order of their going, but go at once.
ANOMs III oObNA 0dAAcoNi VIC doN II ~ w u
not be better for the small faction of negro
worshippers in this country to leave for AT
RIGS sunny cline, where they could get
niger to their hearts content and not
bother with their niggerizing business
this afflicted land. There, Wendell Phil
lips and his crazy crew would find land
already niggerized and save them the
trouble of Africanizing this.
To show that we are right as to the senti
ment of the Amarican people upon thisNig.
ger Equality business we need only give
4 few facts, for facts are stubborn things,
Ohio voted against the XIV amendment by
over fifty thousandl Michigan, only
year or so ago, by over thirty thousand
Indeed we may ask-where has the mon
strosity not been voted down by THE PEo-
PLE2 Hence we pronounce it a fraud and
a usurpation and more, THE PEOPLE WILL
NOT SUBMIT TO IT-mark that
Even the Republican platform, upon
which Grant and Colfax were nominated,
expressly stated that suffrage belonged to
cash state and that in no northern state
could Congress or any outside power in
terfere with it. If this was correct doc
trine two years ago. it is correct yet. 1t
was the doctrine Messrs. Hartzell and Sax
ton advocated during the Grant campaign
of 1868. These worthless did not say Mig
ger Equality once in those days.
1t is said liars are not to be believed and
it wonld really seem that the radical lead
ers are totally devoid of Truth and in
league with ''the father oflies" who is said
to be quite partial to darkness and black
ness. His flag, too, is the black flag, so
popular with some we might name, few
years ago.
VIII our neighbors inform as if the Con-
stitution of Ohio is not WHITE MANS
constitution yet? Are not all State Off
cials, including judges of elections, sworn
TO support and obey it? How then can
the XIV amendment, allowing the fraud to
be adopted, interfere with the election of
State and local officials? This was the
position taken by the Grant platform in
lS6s, but as usual the radical leaders to-
tally disregard their promises made prior
to obtaining power. Their promises seem
only made to secure power without any
intention of regarding pledges made. They
even used to declare they were opposed to
Negro Suffrage, but events have convicted
the falsifers and they now only laugh at
the way they have fooled and deceived and
whipped in their own friends & tools. We
rejoice to see that many of the rank and
6le republicans are disgusted with all this
villainy and Negroizing business. Of
course in this we do not mean those whom
Greeley dubbed "soulless creatures whom
God in hls inscrutable wisdom permits to
infiict mankind by publishing weekly Re
publican papers"