The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-08
IlIl,kACTiCABLE5.
The Northern Democracy and the
SOuth-Thc Way we Kick
the Fat in the FirC-A
Sharp RCbukc.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer

\ lIrau al ItA Marin ~ mo KlIlllnHHl /
WV E.a,fror s"rs,
\'n'G 'C nur n,mocr,tic rrjendsI
yI'a, ~ H. Nil or. iost nav
,oifa b,t, t%o Snn,L Far tGr GolIy oil
IL. Nv 0rL,onx revolution which
Wnny aon ui,l Ln ~ ;nin.iaus 70 their
"nJ "' WI wo ara or course
rt .'". T,aso ,hiras will occu,
,,,N roa 1n Tor,hGpn democracy
lava un lnuo c,,so nI ]comnloint ]aoains,
ns I,dcoJ Ihnv oucht to he the very
1a",, - a,Ia'' oom,i,I9t rho deviation
~ ,h. Cnn,h AMI i,s Hind zrol for the
no,nsoro"r Of ,ha Nor,n has bccn fine
aon"o ~ III -, Irnn',Ies Radical hate
carI5 nat r,ach ,he Nnr,hcrn D.moc
racy md 40 !, ,cok IFS snite ont upon
No.. aod tho1oh WE Mnye no doubt Of
,ho .nnos,y nr ,Lo professions of sym
ra,hn mofo hy our Nortlcrp Demo
%ryottrr hic,ds vet that did not prevent
onr Loina nannI la ,Iros, Ia death for.
,Lnir on,Sb
uTh, Icyo,i,, NJ ,hc S,pth and ITS
h,;,d y,.1 for thn democracy of the
W"rtb Lo. hoon thc copse Of all its
tronLIosn Jlasi, in3erdY What has
tho Sou,h over done for the Democra.
cy Of Z Nor,h? Whot could il do E?
II Lo. ncynr Lr,n auvtbipp lint n DRAG
nuon If rho i,suo, be,yeeu the two
nar,frs ot fine North did not, in their
rc4rIts. affect the peorlc in this section
a. ,Lry did in fine South. Ia fact, it is
now. as i. ALWAYS has been, tho battle
Of i've n,uorracv Of the North 70,
spcl treatment or the South az will
five ,bnm ,actr constitutional rights,
and enable them to maintain their prin
rfr,r, and pn)icv The article quoted
ohovc fran iho Richmond Euouirer is
offensive and inpcrlincn, TO the last
dcurnc l. ia we'll calculated TO de
nriyr thc South of lis friends in the
North. IL is unnrptcCuI and it IS mean.
The Eoouirer talks about the devotion
Of the South and its blind zeal
far thc Democracy of the North as
tLe cause Of all IT'S troubles. Ifthe
| Soutb had listened to and followed the
Democracy Of the North it would
hnvr had no lroubles. Had iLsrmport.
ed the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas for
| President. IN 1860. he would have been
nominated and clcated, and the var
and ali IA results would have been OBJ.
vigtel. II had no blind zeal for the
Democracy of the North its blindness
WINS qimpIy o~oainst itself, The North
crn Drmncrncy have SUPPORTED the
Sor,h nj tbc imminent peyjl Of ,Leir sue.
crss n, home, They have combaled
Local prciudiccs 10 AN immense extent.
Thev have pui themsclyesiu a pcsitjon
which d,niod tbao Nnrtbcrn votes.
where one vote would count as two in
III, G,rth !, tho hooa TIM, by 50 do,p0
,hcy Womb be enabled to do ~copst.tn
]ljoH, Justice to the South, aud what
ur,,iluJo have ,hcy received? None.
Mo ohnIiiin, n( moro slavery. fire
m~oIing nr tho ucrro q yotcr, and al
Ma nfGcy c~onrnmit1ntq which have fol
IownI in irs wokc. have been 1he na
,YroI and Io'ftinolo onsonnroccs Of
| Inn &huIb DurEninU a uDllpV upniISt
lhn oIy;cn Of its Nnp,ho,n DSmocrolie
friends Thcv h.yc NOT oply BROUGHT
rntn mnon themselves INIT mon thrir
oIlicg Tha Northrrn Democracy have
hnnn cut NJ rnwCr fer voore sim1ly be.
~nan'othor o,ILnr,d ~ yyhot yos nonu
I,r,. onnyosnI IN tho N,rth ~ hno H.
"r,2 r w. G,mih
yEa nnmarrnov IF n, e,rth ro,
,,aomtod wv ,ho PioLmnnJ Iv,I Err
amianS a',nII w. tha iaa, e. IIr nmo
mI.n,1 ronraooh ~ tL,, Domocrnny
- It,. Nan,L N,,Li,r - oro. ,,nr1o
nna'IGah ,hnn tho ]ont;nn ~ ,bo ,at,ar
TLn,, ,nn"n hono.tha" ~,
,L,w roa -, H., o,,f,vIa ~ Na,innn
", doG,a,oa nor,v nn anonnN, nrthoir
dornt;nn IN mmLo; ,hnv hn,iorod tn I've
S,S,i,",,,,I ni~L,a' Tr,n .au. - e.,
Tnantnon nL.r, H. ,I;,I yooI or H.,
gnm,h for,,n Do,nocranv 81 I,o N,,,I'
80, .,a;. ,..ntIn ,;r,.LSna
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r, M",,L ss, r,--.. NJ
w. ,im. ,ao al IT,, o,L'on mn w.
a,no4 r,mo1 ro oIi"a,
-, :, rnna oI,,',a} mn 49, IoI 49,
,u,L F.on NJ ;,st;pp 49,
nv n,yar,s w,crn amry"oiatol aoIom5
ms thasn wh,~m iLcv tn,,G,oI LnJnnoo
ronarI tor t%an, 700 woro ino,;n"G ~
ron,irur ,bcr, n,,t ircratit,Jo 10 Viva
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