Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-18
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THE WHITE MEN OF DELAWARE.

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THE WHITE MEN OF DELAWARE.
EDrToR GAzETTR The Democracy of Della
ware do not stand in any fear Of the stupid g-
norant voters who have no conception of the pow
er and grandeur and nobility Of an enlightened
franchise, than they have of the deepest astrom-
onical problems, but they have reason to dread the
terribly mean, vindictivs and rsmorseless black
Espubl can party of Delaware that leads and con
trols these negroes whsnever and VIII erever
in Delaware that party has had hold, it has
ruled with gloves of steel, been cruel and malg-
nant in its treatment to Democrats it has left no
power unused to keep them under the ban and TO |
prescribe and maltreat Whiti fellow citizens CT
another political faith.
When the black party OF this State had all
power many Of our best citizens were made to
, sweep the streets of Wlmington. AMID thsGheers
and tAuuts OF nembe4 OF that party. II seems
. only yesterday that thus outrage was committed,
and yet how many have forgotten 1t. The same
party incarceVated many of Dslawares noblest
sons in massive fOrts away from home and friends
without ever assigning single Teason therefor
Some were driven from home, 0Xites, othera
we're shot down like dogs If these things hase
been forgotten, which God-forbid, perhaps more
recent acts OF that party have not been. The re-
v peatsd packing Of United States Court Jury BY
Il
y n fact partisan Court to try Democrats by.
The same United States ofieeE br0qfin9 Of the
le manner in which he had cheated the free people
of Wilmington out OF thOir rights
n Whenever that party has gained power, no
G, matter how little or triAing it may have been,
= they have used it, not only to expel from every
N afice of honor or emolument no matter how small
"a Il wac every Conservative or Democrat and the
most bitter and relentless Radicals have been Sc
Iected to fill these offices.
Now in all this meanness, and hatred towards
. Democrats, the black Republicans lhave appealed
q, 10 the negroes for their sympathy and support,
er their votes perjury and stealing, and the negroes
he have given 1t to them
te black Republican negro rule A party that has
- Jack Dunn for its IT, s. Marshall, is the natural
~ y receptacle and home OF the horls of ignorant and
lie debased negroes Their idea of civinz ition, JUS
on 9 tice and right can reach no higher level.
De Did the resolutions passed at the Democratic
meeting in Newark ON the lst mat. look as II we
cleared our late slaves p We boldly proelaImeG
that We would not affiliate with negroes, 0our
nat their favors solicit their votes, admit them Il
no our political organizations 1helr right 10 Vo0
NO was procured by fraud through the raseallty 0
~ black Republican leaders, and now they shall zee
i5 them in their own political family, II the bes
ne of that party are ashamed Of their company,
- 1t was because the Democracy OF White Cla
,ev Greek not afraid 81 these hegroes and negr
III allies that taey refused To admit them to their p
III liticaI bed and table.
There are few men who pretend to bs DemC
Gratis in OelaWare,0L recent Importation noWoNS
who are so much in fear Of these negro cohoIt
-, that they bend their knees and kiss the earth
- the mere mention OF the name Negro who a.
soo ready to fawn upon, to bootlick TO trim, to b
on eome suh-ssrVient 70 any dirty work II they ms
%. hut get the smiles OF these negro tools of ne0
sli- Whlte men, but such weak-kneed, pretended DE
e. as OcFats are not to be found IN White Clay Cree
NOR in Delaware outside of Wilmington, nor
suspect in WILMINGTON outside OF the otlee Of 8
-, small weskley newspaper published down Mark
ea5 street on Saturdays Ry an teneraht potlelan'
80 No10 a. ereT, ha k1snaeratic party Of Des4toa
~, atEhales only ,eiA WHITE MEN ~-..,...
llnR Ii Is no areumentt 10 Say that the "Whtes o
LAY two to the negroes in number, therefore tn
cannot get the control It matters not ii the VIII
sno race is two TO one, or ten to one, or hundred
.aSs one Of the negro, It snfleient number o.
tets white race can be driven coaxed bought
lgnt eopartnership with that negro he thst AOtds
mex ylisg pospss. THIS is Just what the Democrats
tof DelaWars desire 10 present Does any one dot
tnat that il the black Republicans Ahould come II
the appointed in the City Of Wilmington and '
sci their share Of all other Offices, and that neI
children will be forced into our schools as Is n
hasa the case in the South. Who are you to believe
fter- This matter Not the Republicans surely,
NJ or thsy told you the negro would not be freed
and he Is free. They told you with look Oh 20
eatlV that they did not want him as soldier, that
nart white men Of the country could settle It's trouD
and but they did drive him into the army They
moo Won the negro would not be ehfrAnehiaed-t
: sCe6 was horrible idea-bnt he is now in political
nar- tsreOaEaa with that asmA party Aa iAGt ~, Ths
have the negro hA1 Gehseu ' ~ NlIa M-A - % ~ ~
vote and his perjury and al his crimes will
overlooked hy auch men As II. IL. Jenkins beca
lika Jack Dunn be fought vel some years age
parry IoOk Al the govsTnHlent 81 The aOutheIn So
d for Marviand, Kentucky, two Virginias, Mlasc
route Cisosaia, Tsnnaasas aaa Delaware are gogei
,oien- bv Whits men, and by The Democratic party
poinls ths principles Of Whlts supremaey, noa-ai
=. - WITH neRpoas, and th0aa Statea are IN thEf
-. conditiSn. An within thar h0ardora is peace
1un peoDla are happy, Intelligent and industrious
ames eanss thsy are unaztpIbsa n any q their II
Jpham 70 TooF Al AIsbama, Louisiana, Florida, At
noted .as. south OarOlina. 90. In those States
nave black Republican negro rule. Debt nj
II II uoon deht Man are takAn from their hous
siehln william aimed With ths lagBl tekpn before
egfeFn Republican Judges Attorneys, Aarsasns
aFdaS jaTys Ike tAA klea Vean 49, - ~
~ and en- pe!iursd negroes ssno 'a' aA-A " P'1
taaEy sn ssA