Middletown transcript., 1871-07-01

parturc Negro Equality Democrats held
meetings in 1861 as lhsy are now doing,
and told these Southern men that IL they
rcbclled they Chose New Dcparturists)
would sanction every hcl.ish aci Of the re-
publican. and join IN with them to rivet
the chnins of negro franchise and negro
caus),y on them, the South would have
,,oppci. and there would have been no
rebellion. Bu, no. that would not suit
these Northern Democrats. for ns long as
they could make money and hold once By
the aid Of the South 1t WIS al the cry the
South was imposed upon, ,bu, as sooE as they
end no Offices. they now turn around snd
fuse with the VanBurcn frcc-Soilcrs who
took their departure in 1913, and hope by
their new united action TO draw enough Van
Buren, frec-solcrs out Of the republican
party to defeat it and give m ominous
wink at the South to be quiet and support
them and when they get iuia power they
will make il right with the South. Whas
perHdi,y What security have tho white
people in the late slave States ~ vote for
these m.crcnnts? And these are my rea-
sons for wishing party formed IN the late
slave States to protect the white man in
his supremacy in said States, ! think the,
name White Mans Party would make y
good distinguishing name. bu, am willing
to abide by any name adopted by con-
vcnlipn Of the white people Of the late
slave States The grea. object now Of
these Nor,hcru-N Departure Republic
can Negro Equality Democrats is to blow
aud pretend ,la, the South agrees to this
porfdious departure doctrine. and saw
in the Age u quotation from the Mon'gom-
cry Gala Advertiser. smoke stack Bob
by'Tylcr's organ. ca pretty trimmer indeed
To speak for Aahama) aud oil native A.
mcrican. Henry $. Fo,'e Of Mississippi,
is another name paraded us sanc,ioning
Northern FERTILITY, and this Governor
Walker of Virginia, carpct-bagger that
the people took us the lesser Of the two
evils for Governor. or this plain truth
every man knows that the white pc ,ple Of
the South as body Of men are intelligent
and brave, and from infancy prcjudiccd in
favor of their own color. and therefore il
is not to be supposed for one moment that
after suffering the loss Of thousands Of
their children their whole capital in slaves.
all the money they invested in their cause
to try to secure slavery, and be made pay
the debt that was incurred North in de-
fcating said Southern measures. that it
cannot be expected for the sake Of tho
chance Of getting n few petty Offices. that
these Southern white men would accep. or
coun,enance party that proclaims from
its masthead that they accept in good fai,l,
the present situation brought about by the
republican party Then wha, is the use
Of partizans longer to continue with these
Northern Negro Equality Democrats p
They, with their eyes open, first took a
departure as NanHnrcn frec.soilcrs in 1913,
and now il 81 the balance 20 of under
the new departure of acccpt-r,publican-
situation Of negro franchise and negro e.
quality. aud il they could gct that cstab-
l:.hed, negroes would he thrust into man
pfac,uring establishments as fast as they
could be- learned 10 the exclusion Of f,rcgn
born white men, for the grand high Priest
Of this new departure. an old frcc-soil
Democrat, Salmon y. Chase. told one Of
the judges Of this State. who was in Wash
) ingtnn soon after the close Of the war in,
1859. that the Union ought no, to be re.
stored until the negroes were given the
: right to vote to balance the Dutch and
Irish. Have not the negroes been given
; the right to vote? (aihough not strictly
lawful. Then as these New Departure
men accept Chase as their leader they nc
ccpt the doctrine that negroes were given
! the right to vote To break down the iuhu-
: cnce of MS he termed them the Dutch
I and Irish.
= Although a White Mans Party was not
! separately established in this State last
year. f.r the reasons | stated in former
c communication. the Democratic Party was
$ made to approach near white mans
e party that it answered the purpose bu, l
now say let a Democratic County or State
] Convention he gotten up, aud IL at said meeting
, re- souiions lie passed endorsing the depar-
tufc doctrine that has been started in Ohio and
Pennsy yl,nnia, there will then bc a White Mans
Party organized in Delaware, almost as quick as
: n person could say bread for virtually this
n New Departure, ms IL is called, Is the grounding
OF arms oiihc Democratic Party In the Old free
States and goipg over 10 the enemy, md
o is so regarded, and below inset the letter OF
Q $. 7. Chase to e. g. vallandigham, expressing
d his (Chasc'sl views OF the new departure:
|. WAsn,SGroy, D. C. June Is, 1871.
il Nh De1r Sir - have just read the resolutions
. of the Montgomery county, ohio, Democratic
" Convention. reported hy Yourself, together with
d Your remarks and ilinSa of Mr. llsna you hry,
rendered great service tn rorr coaniry ana. the
;, party or at least such is my judgment. MAY
- God bless you for II Nothing can 10 ,rner than
y your dcclara,io that the movement, coniempla,.
e ed by the resolutions is the restoration OF tho
" Democratic party TO rs ancient platform Of pro-
efcss and reform. know YOU too well to doubt
your courage or your fidelity TO your conncc-
! tions. Very truly y,nrs q cu.sv
IN Hon. C. l.. vallandie am.
y In ;nc above letter old Green Back Chase has
pHid quite compliment, aud whilst the Age is
l. publishing IT, aud also the Delaware Gazette
=, they ough, to publish the speech this Salmon r.
y Chase mnde TO the negroes Of Cincinnati nt their
! celebration Of the 18th amendment Chase claims
IN in tha, speech TO be the negroes Moses tina, for
n quarter Of u century he had been working for
their equality with the white race. A &c, Of men.
g. vallsndirhnm and others, with the New York