Smyrna times., 1872-10-23

Two POLITICAL MANIFEsTOEs. Two mani.
teStoes, important only and solely to those who
issued them, have been published to the citi-
zens OF Delaware within the last week. one
10 the Enemys of Negro Equality in Della
ware and the other "To the White Men of
Delaware" The first is from Sam. Townsend
the second from certain poltico-religious
u. ID. of Camden, who takes off his religious
cloak every campaign but condemns the mixing
of politics and religion between times, when
participated in BY other ministers than him
SELF He and Sam. make a pleasantly party
In the same boat, and certainly no one can
wish them an i'll wind in trying to reach point
that has been passed by the larger vessels.
harbor
Sam. repudiates Greeley Grant, O'Conor
and all other Presidential candidates, aud what
he is going to do now is more than he can tell
himself. lie repudiates Greeley for making
his Pleasantviile IN. w. speech, in which he
said today it is as firmly established as the
everlasting hills, that the rights of the black
man are the same as the white man, and if all
the people of the States tried to change it
they could not do it.. The last paragraph of
the manifesto is the only important one in il,
and 1t Is worth publishing only as showing
Sam 5 idlocrasy. il reads thus:
La the late elections in Pennsy ylvania Ohio and
Indiana the great Liberal Republican Party sboued
It's great strength. Ia Pcnnsyvan ubout tvo and
a-halt American Votes, lex Governor Curtin Alcx
Mcclure, and about Onchalf Of John Forncy1 snd
about one wheel.barrOw load of Germans E,liowed
Carl Schurz. The Republican maiprlty in Penn.
sy'vanIa the Age says is somewhere inside Of a
million; IN Ohio about ditto; in Indiana Hen
drIck's is elected solitary and alone of the State
officers. This is Liberal Republican support with a
vengeance, Tor the Democratic vote for thor old
Negro Propaganda, ILL., race Greeley. In Della.
ware. the sO-caed Liberal Republicans below th.
ChrIslIana Creek do not amount 10 a wheel barrovv
load, aud above the Creek a one.cyed mule TO n
dearborn could haul the whole party. Then whv shall
we vote for this old Negro Equality croaksr iorac.
Greeley 1t would be buying the old Negroe at too
nigh Inquire, aud then too, afterwards he might
burn our hngers. Then say away with the old ass
he has no sympathy with u.s. nor does not beIong f.,
our family, the White Mans Party.
A few sentences also fthe ID. d. 3 pronuncia
mento will show all that is necessary to be
shown in his TRADE against the negro. Here
is the gist
SelLPreservation is said to be the first great law
| oi nature. Common instinct teaches the brute In
defend and protect its own offspring. Then whv
should we, the favored Of Gods own anointing
supinely submit to be overslaughed by an ignorant.
an Inferior race, is question for the most serious
consideration Of every white man in Delaware. mr.
indeed, elsewhere. The question invnlves
purity of blood. honor, pride Of race lineage, pro-
Pery tenure, State pride, every ythng that is sacred
10 your race.
Such as this from a man who processes to
teach the Bible and the passage from St. Paul
which reads" God hath made of one blood
all nations of men for to dwell on all the face
of the earth; such as this when the Demo.
Gratis of Delaware will vote for Horace Greeley:
such as this when the Democracy ofthe Nation
have surrendered to the Republican theory
and ask one Of its generals to lead them such
as this when he very we'll knows that the
colored man occupies the highest Offices in the
church OF which he is a member. But there is
one encouraging fact in connection with this
manifesto, viz: that while the clerical gentle
man is indiscreet enough to write such election.
eering bombast, he is ashamed to append his
name as its author.