The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
WHAT eREElEYlsM MEANS.

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Greeley Doctrine Expounded b,
g Greeleyites. n
Who Carry the Greeley Banner-Wha
Is Inscribed on 1.-THE Rallying
i Cries Of its Followers.
| The first paper in the United State.
to nominate Horace Greeley as candi
date for the Presidency was the Lex
ington mo- Cdueasian, and in an &C
acknowledgement thereof Mr.. Greeley
wrote the editor of the Caucasian let
ter of thanks for the interest he ha6
manifested in his behalf. These facts
gave pertinency to- tie appended delar.
alton of, principles, which is reprinted
4 without the change Of q word or letter
from the delectable organ to which Mr.
Greeley specially belongs by right of
original discovery: .-..z III. -.
PLAIToRn OF THE FIRST GREELEY PAPER IN
| -' ES TEE COUNTRY. -tHH t.
Estate sovereignty White suprem.
scy and Reputation This is liberty /
Our motto: Never despair of the Re.
public. Our platform The Constitu.
ton of $780, and the rights of the
States. iFHi } nFa.-.1Aa s.as
sour doctrines: This is white mans
Government, made by white men, for
white men and their posterity forever.
Down with the Fifteenth Bedamend-
mentl Total Reputation of the mon.
strous Yankee war debt. That accurs-
ed unconstitutional burden, accumulat.
ed by an unconstitutional mob, styling
itself a Congress, in the prosecution of
an unconstitutional crusade for the ac-
complishment Of an unconstitutional
and horrid purpose. Down with bond.
holders and taxation ! Subordination
of the military to the civil authorities
Down with the satrapsi Equal taxation
and the rightful representation Of all
the States, or another rebellion Rev.
olution must be met by eounterrevolu-
tioni Force by forcei Violence by vi.
olencel And usurpation should be
oyerthrown, if need be, by the bayonet /
Down with test oaths and registrations
Vive la Republiquei For President,
Horace Greeley, OF New York; for Vice
President, B. Gratz Brown, of Missouri" I"
GRANT MUST BE AssAssINAfED If GREELEY
Is DEFEATED.
IAN extract which appears in the first
e!1y Greeley paper, headed with the cut of i.
"If after the oppressed people Of this
country shall have done all in their
power 10 prevent the reelection of the
cold d-bloode<l, bribe- taking villain, Ulys.
ses S. Tumblebug, he shall, by the use
of corrupt means, reinstall himself and
his army Of hungry vampireal, egg.
sucking, skilletlicking kin in office,
then there still remains hope, last
but sure and final resort-the dernier
resort. The Jewish High Priest,
Caiphas, expressed that last resort 1900
years ago, in these beautiful and patri-
otic words: 1T is expedient for US that
one man should die for the people, and
that the whole nation perish not"
I THE FOURTEENTH AND TIErEEHTn AHEND-
NENrs FRAUDS UPON THE CONSTITUTION.
Judge Jeremiah s. Black, of Pennsyl-
vania, in his letter announcing his pur-
pose to support Horace Greeley, speaks
Of the rec0nstruction act as a cruel and
unjust bill of attainder. OF the Four
| teenth and Fifteenth Amendments he
| says: "They were frauds upon the
| spirit and letter of the instrument, IN
| asmuch as they effected the worse out.
rage which it was made to prevent"
REPAYMENT OF THE SOUTH FOR HER PROF
| ERTY AND SLAVES.
| From the speech Of Ex-Governor Brown
Greeleyite, at Nashville, Tenn.
al do not care what Greeley has said
| in the past against the South and its in
stitutions. It is enough for me tc
know that now he is in favor of restor
ing her to her pristine rights. Greeley
if elected, will pay the losses of the
South"
From the speech Of Hon. E. J. Gollaway
M. c. from Nashville, at the same meet
"Greeley, at the outset Of the war
was in favor of letting the 'waywart
sisters depart in peace, and afterware
went single handed and alone to mee
our Commissioners in Canada, to treat
for peace. Not Democrat in the Norti
dared to 90 with him or manifest an!
desire to 60. He was then in favor Of pay
iag ahe Sonh for her slaves, an1 I believe h
Is stiA."
"rHI OLD REBEL YELL" RfvIvED.
[Frou the speech Of E. J. Ellis, Greeley Staml
/ Orator. at Monroe. La.l
"Twelve millions of people wouit
hail, as q lover halls the dawn of q frs
smile, the flash of the first brave swort
drawn for vengeance and liberty.
know what is swelling in every heart
that if we could go forth into the tent
ed field again, and align ourselves il
battle array, and in one brave confiic
determine our veal or woe, and whethe
, ourselves, our wives and children shoul,
be slaves for all time to come, how glad
Iy we would dare the issue. 1t woul
be either swift death or glorious viz
tory" -.
III 0fthat resolution of the Cincinnai
hand Baltimore platforms which declare
that its subscribers remember wit
4 gratitude the heroism and sacrifices {
| the poldiers and sailors of the Repul
| lic," the Quitman tGa.) Banner, whic
supports the Greeley movement, hs
this to say:
"The atrocities of the Northern SO
diery are still too fresh in our memory
the scars on our hearts are not "