The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-25
The COIOred Mans White Party.
MoUNr ERINA, May %, 1870.

dcspotism ut Washington exists, that Is
as long as the people Of these States
will submit to such tyranny, we will
have to swallow the bitter black pill.
Grant and his rump Congress have nc
more respect for the Constitution, for
the deccncy and order of civil society,
than an Italian bandit has for the ten
commandments and the law Of his
country.
In truth, it is the shallowest kind OF
nonsense to speak of the political
equality Of whites and blacks; for, eX-
ccpting few only, who have lost all
sense of shame, there is not a man OF
the detestable party who believes that
the thick-lipped, wooly-headed niger,
socially or politically, Is his equal.
There Is strong sympathy between de-
graded creatures, and its influences steal
30 softly over the mind that some weak
minded persons mistake them for pure
moral convictions. With such the po-
liticaI and social equality of the races
is right, divorce necessary virtue,
and free-love a sinless condition that adj
mits of no crime so long as passions are
pleased History teaches Ills that great
radical changes Of this nature are al
ways introduced hv those who are in
curahly diseased with the leprosy OF
moral disorder.
New England progressive m0raL ideas
originated this great scheme Of radical
reform in this country. Her Yankee
philanthropiSts sold the negroes at one
time for gold, and afterwards stole him.
They make him an idol to-day for the
advancement OF their purposes, and
these accomplished, they will dash idol
and altar down in the dust The first
duty that radicalism imposes on the ne
gro is, hatred-coOl and deadly hatred
of all those who have been and still are
opposed to this Fifteenth amendment.
Wendell Phillips, in his speech al Bos-
ton, delivered TO Il negro audience, on
the ratification Of the amendment, said :
Charge Your sons and husbands, Che
is addressing intelligent colOred ladies, }
when they 90 ont to vote, 10 90 with
firm determination, no matter what
his party or name may he, u he las
o,rc ,otci ayQinSt yoU, strike his name
from .imcrIcon politics and bury it as If
he was forty feet under the Rocky
mountains" Can any white man call
| inc himself an American citizens, not
| feel humiliation and degradation in be-
longing 10 a party whose great leader
gives such advice TO ignorant negroes,
and who attaches to them political
power, once Justly and exclusively pos
sessed 10y white men? Again Phillips
says
"If could have ten thousand men
and them down to Georgia, and if they
would take such all oath | would have
every white man there CHASING mp his
! lineage and tracing black man among
his ancestors Men of West Virginia
think YOU this pet of Radicalism, this
| leading advocate OF niger supremacy,
could force y0u TO trace black man
among yO'r ancestors? Man for man,
ten thousand Yankees cannot be found
who could make or force an equalnu
her of Georgians to such an act OF IRE
dcemahlc debasemcnt, aud this Phillips
and his friends well know Again;
"Atlast Won standundcra constitution
that recognizes the equality of men with
cxactness. | wonder if this father OF
! American miScengcuatiOm ever heard OF
our new State Of West Virginia and OF
the kind of equality recognized with eN'
actncss there How is the htclhgr"ctf
going to sugar coat these pills, ell ?
"Thcse are the lessons Of hatlcl and
falsehood taught thcnegrocs hv Wendell
Phillips, and it is thus ever with cow
ards whose souls are barren OF every
idea and feeling of honor-a living
blasphemy against God and a loathlng
curse to mankind.
What more BETTING audience for such
a fellow than q crowd of black wretches'
standing with open mouths and soullesS,
staring ewes, admiring the frothy gcStlc,
ulations of the characterless mounte'
bank And this pestilent thing is the
prophet and guide" of the Radical
party!
Are we not keeping up with his role
admirably here, when Stevenson, our
Governor, and Harris, the bloodhound
of Holt kiss shns with black wenche-
Mt n ten cent soiree-hugging free. OF
Ills surely the elect Of Massachusetts
ought to feel proud. Will the lnffH''
gcnrer repeat the advice of Phillips to
is black friG;nds-"-lny uh;tc m0, OPP
posr2 10 you, strike his nane from liner
icop politics, and bury it as If he was
forty feet under the Rocky mountains.
Is there not something very General
Dix-ish about that? "Shoot down the
man who insults that flag. If the
negroes are wide awake they will demand
consistency at the hands of the Radicals
Ifthese white trash will receive then
into their houses on equal terms, BLACK
and white; walk with them through
the streets locking arms; make and re
cciye visits: kneel and sit beside eacl
other in church; ride in the same cal
RACES. aud interchange amative courte
sizes, then and not till then can the
negro believe that these white reformer'
mean what they say.
viii not the people think these thing
Ioyer. and once more assert Their rigii'
in the untrammeled dignity OF the whit'
49, TERRY ONETL.
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