The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26

once our enemies ana cleNentn nOU
men to their exclusion, and now he
has fallen into the hands Of the worst
men in the nation, Hamilton Fish, q.
p. Morton, Ben Butler and Simon
Cameron, none of whom We're ever
Republicans; and an eleventh-hour
man is holding the highest office in
the rift of the President (Secretary of
Statc), voting in 1865 for Hoftman,a a
Democrat for Governor of New York,
years after the war, who aids Spain to
keep the blacks of Cuba in Slavery,
and whose son-in-law, Sidney Web
stcr, is the paid attorney and hireling
of the Spanish King to keep up slavery
and the slave trade IN Cuba,
Now Grccly is the lifelong friend of
the blacks, and has done MS much as
any living man to achieve their liberty,
the New York JrjbunC defending at
New York my movement in favor of
liberty to all, while the New York
HruH, Grants paper, was doing all 1t
could to have me murdered by Il mob;
| being shot and stabbed to the lungs
at several times, and only escaped by
the providence of God. Greeley is also
in favor of San Domingo and Hayti's
| liberty, and the lil'""ty of the blacks in
| Cuba, which Glant ~ Co, are doing
their best to destroy. b. Gratz Brown
is also lifelong friend Of the slave; II
convert of my sentiments in Kentucky,
he went to Missouri and joined the
ircc-sol Benton party, who wanted
every man in the Territories free, and
who, during the war, was II unionlst,
and for the liberty of all. And yet
Frederick Douglass, II half white man,
who got a small office from Grant, but
whom Grant refused to invite to his
table with the other San Domingo
Commissioners, dcnounces Greeley ana
Brown as though they were pirates.
By the Fourteenth Amendment, u
large number Of the leaders Of the Re
belIiou were made incapable of hold
ING Office. These Brown and Greeley
and the Cincinnati Convention want
= pardoncd Us they now are willing to
! rive the blacks all their rights; "lihcr-
, tv of all before the law" Us our Cincin-
E. natl Platform has il.
e The Grant men, to keep in office, are
playing the part of the monkey, VINO
, took the eats paw topull the chestnuts
ont of the fire. They seem bent on
t lrruiuu up the strife between the
Y blacks and whites that they may keep
= in Office, and after awhile, when the
y blacks are ruined in property and
character, they will fly with their i'll
e gotten gains, and leave them to the
y ycupraacr Of the whites of the nation,
= whom the Radical party would have
+ made their eternal enemies.
If First-Now the whole mattcriS, that
y we are now, we think, strong enough
e to eject, by the assistance of the Demo
n Gratis, an old friend of the blacks tt
'f the Presidency, and the blacks, IN
N gratitude, ought to do it.
y second There are iO,0N,ooo o
.s whites in the Union, and, say, abou
'd 5WO,O OOO hlncks or about eight whites
ir to one black. Now, the whites are toe
strong in arms aud III votes for thu
te blacks, who are, therefore, dopcnden
H. ON the whites for their good viii, mag
~ nanimity and justice for their right
re and liberties. Now we don't thihk |
er rood policy for the blacks with TN
ur Grant party to keep up abuse and STRIFE
e. till the whites shall learn to hate tn
al blacks, for the weakest must at la'I =
10 under. !,
'd Third-Now, therefore, when tn
le blacks will have all their rights a'i
'd mittcd by Greeley and the Democrats
IL |, as their lifelong friend, BEG lhem |
ur accent the offer. Go for Greeley, am
nrstry and equal rights to all. ~.
at not the sun 90 down ON your WIath )
ry Fourth-Supposc you VIII not u
nd persuaded, and you 90 with the Hrai'
IN men and you are beaten, the Natiohi
ye- Government goes into the hands {
in your enemies. Where are you? |
ihc hands of the PhiIistincs. have n'
to the time now to discuss 'cehtrali,z'
ell tion,r "ollicial corruption ana ho
he bcus corpus suspension" lurther una
nd TO say that these usurpatlons aiiecI
to 1he whites) us well as the blacks, an
n if allowed will take away the liberty
'ti- All. TO suspend the writ of "hdbGt
.ry c0yD,sr as Grant is doing, places Il
life, liberty and property OF every ma ma
mt without trial by jury or having WI W
ucsscs brought face to llce WIN =, u
accused or counsel in defense, AT u
he will of one man-Cirant. Io-day,
re- may use that power to save some o'i'
he mnn from the violence of lawless me
for hI,t tomorrow. should parties chang
lily another President may use tne sah
Cor power (by precedent made lusll
ta- destroy the liberty of amy black ma
ion in the South. In II word, we Wou
b. place your liberties upon the great al =:
ace GOOD will of all parties and eternal Ju
In, tee. Grant u Co. would JON you "
led falling party, and their fate you Siiar 'a
m, "rhey who draw the sword i shall ", Pc
fe- ish byy the sword" Be wise no,
ad- while it is to day. Turn ye-Why W
lcy We dico Your friend, {. M. Ola
by TO A. J. CHAMBERS, Esq.