The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
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= AKA recent Greeley rat ti6cation niass.
ing in st. Louis, ,Eol, W., 81, Hatch,
a.pledged to Greeley the, support OF
every. frpe Cohfsde deratah This explains
tha claspiag l9f bands Z & aafess n Vie
hlpod chasT Greelayi .is to. hxedb
together ir pnity NTH ssssyeeY true
.Ssss 81 oid ,peamsoei s sscenSsary INV IN
& 81 ]. e ssins e st Peaas With ere @
SSegeasing IS. Schaolr fsnd mis
,tIesses I'D eply tp teash That AlkYery
God. given, insHt;i 6op, snd. 4 SIT aaas
the chief end Of man. To- purchase and
~wallpPt his own nigger;' = ,ecsoEding to
the q Constitution, and the, he,inteypretatiop
thereof, by the late venerable, Chief
ynstice TaRey, to insure for themselves
the most generous treatment from the,
Southern slave oligafehy,, Mr.. Greeley
knows as well as anybody that ,he can,
only "cIasp hands across the; bloody
chssm''l Of the; late war by keeping these
laws, Mr.. Greeley kneWs oas, well as
anybody, that there aseit ,hundfedsiof
thousands of "Cepfederates, Y in whose
hearts, hate of free institutions, of free
speeeh, Of free black men ,andiof the.
GoyeYnment under the.reeent amend.
ments to the Constitution, burns as
Yfieyoely as it did in the hattest period of
the, rebellion. Col. Hatch says all
these thousands upon, thousands OF
"true C0nfederates" are for Greeleys
through the mystic power of tha secret
oaths-a and -beAas- Of the Ku-Klux Klans,
Col. Hatch is, able to pledge them for
Greeley. Every marked midnight assas-
sin whO| prowls abeut scourging, burn:
ing and murdeflpg negroes and white
Republicans is for Greeley. Every man
who owns Confederate bonds is for
Greeley. Every man who ever owned a
negro with few honorable exceptions)
is for Greeley. Every man who has IA
rascally, dishonest claim against the
Government, growing out Of his own,
treason to his country, ID for Greeley.
Every man who wants TO saddle the peo.
plewith the entire Confederate debt is.for
Greeley. Every man who wants to place
Confederate soldiers on . level with
Union soldiers, by adding them to the
pension rolls of the country, is for
Greeley, because he said: ~ pray. for
the time to come when the names Of Lee
and Slonewall jackson will be equally
revered-by the american people with
those Of Grant and Sherman hil@
y But no man who was once the prop
erty of another, subject to be bought
and sold like piece of merchandise, is
for Greeley; because he has deserted
the party of liberty and adhered TO that
man whose wife and children were once
liable to the polluting touch Of . slave
holder who owned their bodies aud
souls, and whose virtue, whose hearts
and whose lives were forced to submit
ITO degradation, worse than death, at
the hands of their masters, is for Gree
ley;'because ne has clasped the red
hand of =" every true Confederates =
neross a. chasin rendered bloody by
crimes which blacken the annals of
modern civilization. Col. Hatch "pledges
every true Confederate for Greeley p
If "every true Confederate is for Gree
ley,h every true patriot should be against
him. II "every true Confederate sup
ports Greedy, it is expected that Gree
ley will support the ideas and princi;;
Piles Of the Confederacy. Presidential
support of the principles of the lost
canse'' will revive it, will redivide the
country upon old issues and may again
plunge the nation into the horrors OF
civil war. The /. nomination, of Mr..
Greeley by the Democracy, his enthusi-
astic' support by the worst rebel ele-
ments Of the South, and his indorss.
%ens ,5ss not ead
that it slurnbers ~ an organization, but
lives and bdrns ,Ass q cherished hope in in
the hearts. Of fhe Southern people. who
will assume the fearful responsibility 1oi
warming it into new life ?--Chie9go
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