Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

Every day that passes brings fresher and
fuller proof of the devilish designs OF the
Radical party. Senator Wilson, the RaGi-
cal candidate for the Vice-Presidency, said
in his speech here on last ThuEsdays that
THE FEDERAL GovERNM MENT HAD NEVER
oppREssED tIhf PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH
THAT 1NDEED, NO OTHER COUNTRY UPON
THE FACE aoF THE 'EAKTH HAS EVER
DEENgso MEkcfFUI IT1iAr THE DENIAL OF
THIS ASSERTION WAS THE MOST GIGANTIC
LIE ON RECORD. so @"@
This same Radical candidate for the
Vice-Presidency told us that we |" DEMO
Gratis MUST vorE FOR sUnfNEH's CIVIL
| RIGHTS BILL"
'Remember, people of North Carolina,
that this bill guarantees to negroes the
right to force themselves upon the whites.
who do. not desire their company, at
church, on railroads and steamboats,, at
| hotels and theatres, and even goes so far
as to force white people to allow dead
! negroes to be buried side by side with
THEN. own dead. - ",'Tl' - -''-s -.
And vet this man Wilson tells us WE
| MUST VOTE FoR THIS BILL BEFORE he CAN
TRUST Us,' and that, too, in speech
asking us TO vote for him for Vicc-Presi-
dent Was ever insolence equal to this
NeiH Nc Kay has found a man at last
who is not ashamed to stand by him and
declare, as he Cid at Clinton, for ono
PAR1oR AND NO KITCHEN.
When Wilson carries Summers Civil
Rights Bin it will be true, as Neill Mckay
said in Beaufort, that we will hear no
more about the kitchen for scalawags and
niggers F." and the parlor for white men.
But we have another new Northern
light in the State. The "great Boutwell,, y
the Treasurer of the United States, has
been in North Carolina, made two speeches,
and returned home with great flourish OF
trumpets and boastings of victory.
What did he tell Southern people?
| On Wednesday last, at Greensboro, on
the very day before Bull Run Wilson spoke
in Wilmington, "Mr. Boutwell, cOolly and
deliberately spoke thus to the people OF
North Carolina:
owe ARE ADVISED TO CLASP HANDS
ACROSS THE BLOODY CHAsM MADEBY THE
WAR. I PROTEST AGAINST THIS AID
VICE."
!, Nor is he any better satisfied about the
r colore man than Wilson, the man who
went to feast and carouse upon the ground
where lay cold in death the bloody body Of
that gallant son of Carolina, the peerless
FISHER!
Boutwell, says:
GO One act of justice only remains to be
done-the country waits for the evidence
that you heartily and chee1fully accord th(
full rights of citizens under the Consttu-
ton of the United States to all within YOU
borders"
Remember that this is d chief officer o
Grants administrations Northern man
chosen representative man of the Radica
party and of Grant, speaking on Souther.
soil to Southern men!
Remember that this man Boutwell,, thu
solemnly protesting against shaking hand
across the bloody chasm made by the war
r speaks for and by authority OF Northern
Radicals. He did not make his protest be
cause of anger or excitement. It was pre-
pared, written, printed and distributed tt
all the Northern papers before Mr.. Bout
well left his official duties in Washington
City to interfere in the North CaroliL;
election. 1t is this party whose choser
mouth-piece thus speaks in our very faces
that Senator Wilson tells us the election O
MERR1MoN will make stagger in oil the
, land.
Can Southern MEXICAN North Carroll
! mans hesitate about voting for MERRIMoN
. if thereby they break down such party
3 represented by such men as Grant, ant
Wilson, and Boutwell,, and Neill Mckay
|, and Caldwell who advocates the suspen
II sion of the writ of Habeas Corpus!