Middletown transcript., 1871-06-10

you m light not have agreed with him, tho
oil Democratic party would to-day have
been n national party and the horrors Of a
years war and its Attendant losses aud hu-
initiation been saved Do you and other
Brcckinridge Democrats think it was rieh,
fpr YOU to encourage the South to rebel.
then II, the winding mp, endorse the hell
isli acts of oppression hrapcl on them by
the republicans, aud all this under the
prctcnrc of Democracy What good
would that Kind ii Democracy be to the
South?
Do you suppose, Mr. Dean, (you and
condition il. he i;ice, the day for set of
satisfactory resolutions TO be passed Mt q
national convention to sui, al the States
hds yrae ~ AMI this, sir, is the rca-
son Tia, ! proposed that in the late slave
states, whore neatly all the negroes reside
and where there was danger Of the body
polite being affected by ,his element. that
a party should be formed TO secure the
votes of white people. and knew Of no
better name th1u White Mans Party and
the sooner it was commenced the better,
aud therefore proposed to hcgln, and We
did 50 far IN Delaware Il, TO call il the
Democratic White Mans Party, and the
ticket, were gotten ont in some plarcs.
Sus.cx, believe entirely. n the White
Mans Ticket; nul YOU know ,ha, in this
county we are indebted to L.yoeed az
tawol cPftai, anil pretty much 'le samc
in the two .uwcr counties. Near three
thousand negroes voted The republican
ticket in this county. and how lid we beat
tha, party! only by whit, republicans
wh, we're opposed to the eth amendment
and negro franchise, coming and voting
with Us. They did not vote with US because
they liked your Nalanligham- Breckin.
ridge secession Democrats but because
they were opposed 70 negro franchise
Now suppose this county and State wera
fools enough t. endorse Nallandirham
negro franchise resolutions or the Harris
burg oh resolution, DO you suppose these
men who gave us the majority in nla.
ware las; tall would vote with US 40.
they woui tcll vou they re- honestly op.
posed to the 10th amendment and negro
franchise and If wo ad ptel it they woull
haze ~ more q 4, with u Now sup
pos. in ,hi wear lS12 there is NJ. All
Democratic tanrsaion hell aul tha; the
delegates u the free States pass such a res
6iation as Spllandi- CHAM got put through
n an Ohio e7Hniy seting. or such \ res
elptian as the lih resolution passed at
Harrisburg i8st week, tho National ton.
vention wonll split At nnce, aud then the
white people in the old slave states. whore
the great element exists. would have to fall
back on the White Mans Party and make
nominations and il the election went into
lleu,c, the White Mlns Party Of the late
slave states might gat enough northern
dirt eating latll Amendment Democrat. 10
clrct thvr candidate anl save their racr
from d legrtlati1n. hull the srlf-stylcl
] ith aud ] 9TH amen lmsnts are ~ amdnl-
mpnl- Of tn constitution. never having
as tho old constitution prc,crilgs, been
ratified Therefore, whom yer thcrt is a
majority in congress opposed ,4 tEen..tfy
can be- wiped cH i..a statute. \ great par-
ton Of the acts ul congress Tor tle Ia, tew
trars arg desperate measures Of drspe-
rate party trying 10 hold on TO power, and
~ '''N t'''' lt't - l'' - 'da' WIS
once erca, anl respectable, to stoop - low
as 10 accept a binding what the rcpnlli-
cans themselves know n b. aamuallc. is
too outrageous 10 BE- canutfnanccl But
it was reserved for Nallanliglam Of Ohio,
who preached secession in Congress. aud
when the time f5r blows came instead of in
good faith carrying out III. prcachnes, re-
paa IN In Inn
there was great injustice done him hal a
special guard IL proceed 10 Mr.. Nallanig.
hams aud eyenrt him over to the tnnfrdc
rate lines When the great agi,ator ar-
rived he did not seem disposed to fight for
them and he therefore was sent back to
Ohio, and the Democrats shortly after
wards went through the grand farce Of
nominating him for Governor and he was
beaten G.c hundred thousand votes. Since
then Thurman has been elected Democrat
IL Governor nf Ohio and United States
Senator, and whilst Thurman in the Unit
ca States Senate is dcnonncing the 10Th
amendment and all its train Of ,yranical
cnactments, this Vallardigham is home in
Ohio counseling the adoption of the said
10th amendment and negro equality by
the Democrats party aud asa consequence
rcpudia,ing the course Of Thurman in con-
gress Friend William Dean do you think
when you are defending Nallaudgham's
course aud the action of tho Harrisburg
convention sou are treating our Senators
or Representative right. Mr., Baynrd and
the Saulsburys in the Senate aud Mr. Biggs
in the House, have all denounced the 1lth
and 10Th amendments and the train of
iyrannical measures TO carry them out.
The speeches of tacsc men against those
tyrannical acts will live for all time And
can It be expected that any delegates can
ever bc sent to national convention,
who would acquiescc in resolutions which
IN effect would condemn all our men ever
said in congress onthose measures? Then
prepare for White Mans Party in the
late slave states.
Pennsylvania has spoke in State Conven-
nt..a .., Ill,