Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

/ have to do Is To 20 where breaastuii:
are cheap, and go from the region TO
/ ward which the negro gravitates. Thcs,
negroes will come fockin. ovcr oul
/ river by the hundred thousand. Now
! what do You want with them? They
| will occupy the places left vacant by
the murdered white men.-,nen wht
have been murdered in order that these
negroes should have chance oi set.
Ting here. They will come here, and
they will be hired at one.half the wa.
ges the laboring white man gets here,
| and they calculate that they will make
up the balance by stealing at night
| In other words, you are called upon
by the abolition party TO reverse The
Old Virginia course by bringing ne
grOes up from the South TO the North,
from whence they had been sent
That is not the ultcrior object They
want to have q population that will
serve to do the work that is now done
by the Irishman and German when
they first come over TO this country
They want 10 keep of foreigners be-
cause they vote the Democratic ticket.
They want to substitute the free negro
for the free white man.
STIRRING rp THE yALLANpIauAMEns
Would yon not like to have yallan-
digham here this minute talking TO
you. Enthusiastic cheers. Why
have you not got him here? A voice,
well have him here lou say.
"We'll have him here" You have
been deprived Of some rights. You
see that your right to hear is nothing
but the right to use your ears, as Val.
landigham's right to speak was moth
ing but the right to use his tongue
Mr.. Lincoln has already struck dumb
two out of the five senses OF the pco-
pie, two-fifths of our senses extermi-
mated by tyranny. What has he more
to do! guess hc will send some fell
low here to blindfold every man for
fear that he should wink some idea
into the audience. The striking dow II
of Vallandigham was the striking
down of every man here, for what
would Vallandigham's right of speech
be If no man had the faculty of hear
ing him? 1t did not make the least
odds whether it was allandigham
speaking to ten thousand, or whether
1t was farmer speaking in the chin
ney corner. The idea that man can
make himself criminal by advising
men how to vote, is unfit for men of
any color, much less the President of
the United States with his $4,000
year, his fiue carriages aud his body
guards. Mr.. Lincoln does not want
Vallandigham to speak. Why. if Mr..
Vallandighan had nothing TO say that
would make the administration odious,
he could not do Mr.. Lincoln any harm.
There are 1900 newspapers in the Uni
ted States that are spreading all the
facts. Vallandigham could not lie the
people into all error. Mr.. Lincoln had
money enough to hire ten thousand
times as many liars as the Democratic
party. Ii was not because he thought
he would tell the truth. That's what's
the matter. And the only way of
preventing him from telling the truth
was by arresting him, for he knew il
he was only watched he would still
ha!loo ont in favor of the Democratic
party. 1t was necessary TO send him
AWAY, and II was necessary to do this
in order to impose terror upon the
friends of vallandigham left behind
ihs is nsdS,G Ny, GS9 b,,n bf LET h;s . ,;a ,;rds OF
[Cheers.1 Ifthcy rely upon the army,
as they have been doing, and attempt
to array the army against the Demo-
cratic party, 1t win not DO. They
started the game a little early. They
ought not to have raised the curtain
for three months. There are too many
conscripts sent 10 the army to bring up
the army as chain gang of slaves, to
vote for the ticket that Lincoln puts
in.