The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28
lFrom the Cincinnati Tmes. /
The Rebel Cry.

Yesterday one OF our morning papers
/ printed, as "a verbatim account Of
speech made nt Aiken. South Carolina,
I by u W. Gray, one of tho Iilden lead
ere. the following
Az FmEsua-t teii you there ars certain rgen
guu tuust put out % tne way men Nuu tlust
Z Hparmick, and other. Thry must o. Killed,
Z iur they are the icaden % she ncxrpea' hnd ~
I want them. United niaiss trsafs have been
,s,ni s agWn hsfe - csrfY the election ~ the
I of .no. no. We met thein on ihr nsid pmcc.
Atid We are frldg q meet tnrfu aalins tft1s-
me isil you what - a. 90 eiss,i6n dsy. 90 10
inasa.s auned, aud 81 nnd f1rce ths neEfos..
them down and cot % their saus, and ! waf.
rant you this wiii teach them aiasaiiu, and even
I inrre. and if not aiiGwri 40 tsks our ssais. wo
VII surround The state ifuusu aud tear it down
Il. IT,, ys.. "' 90 ~ '''''a ''''' o.
The speech is 20 utterly infamous In
E is character that Il seemed hardly posi-
bic that ID could be true. but it stands
undcnicd. and We have others at hand,
the authority for which ia unqucationa-
I bic. that are fully a. Dad. A iow days
ago we published q letter from South
Carolina. from a source whose accuracy
We can vouch for concerning tho inter
rupiion of q meeting ~ armed ReFula.
tOFb-ihe same gang Of Whito.linsra that
managed the iamburFh a. ssacrc. The
matter is OF such importance that We 70.
peat il here
ON Friday. the 18th inaf.. Uuvffnaf Ctiauihrf.
lain aud Hon. l.. NaHa Nafrrutrf spoke tn this
city. and On THURSDAY both spoke Ia Mlwags
ths siats. s5ts.'is "A Chsfisssan anf iiirhiand.
~ ali their mrgtiuEss tlnuHh called unarf ~
snt in tsrT9. saaahissi and afms.i b tila tssih,
~ Ahhrviiu thrg rfrscntsai tilgfflsrts So nftat
Mi~sy gh.. issT W Ssrs ~ lsm d g. 10 rfssshi
~ Ahhryiiir thef took .. ssrsalun uf tlis met.
conducted themselycs % a brutal, dsErnalnE
tMiiwny. ths iasi tussiinr hsif Governor
Chamberlain vas tils nfst sfeakrf. tle uas fl.-
uurufly imauitui aud often Interrupted Win
ini,cftlncni aue.. .inns % "a tne hs 70 - ts,t..@
haviuE made much hradwnFs
The son - tilr posi uiimulg simiu. ialleEssd
puhiirans and -cafrei-tlaEErfs," eliiius Cover.
nor thambufialn aicsrrion gfuv, a -huas.a.d.'
',srgdy advcntuftf.. who bad .cetns dgsn
hefg 20 lub uur .rcopir and steal their sub
Hon. Casa Cartontef followed. and aii tassi-
hiu means were UuriuYcd % thruw hifn or be
Eua-.i ~ ashtng hiin insnltins and iffslsVant
buf nil their rn1fta Jailed.
Aiisr Mf. caIpenisT oans eng Osorss y. Tlli::
and abusive men ever listened 90.
- this morilnz you must frmeubrr that "a
least CD armed and muumt~i Mhiinaiinrfa wrfr
pfe.sni. while there wcre not half that nun-
5sr ~ lirpuuilcaua pfcenuis and thr1 wrfu nels
foasan Dat most u them have neither ani.
Tiiiman iufsoi 10 his rsisl ioIiowefs. aud in
a tone wrought 90 almost 90 thc pitch nf ffvn.
Why don't you hang these msuys pointing
o. uuvtruuf Chamhrfialu uud Mr. Cafpuutsfs
"WhY don't Yuu hazin here hmd most IL Nuu
people ot hsrnvsli 81. teo sews.f,,ily % ~ =,
f1r you."
tienon, aiihouEh the white eFuud ysiisi iiks
~ many demons.
In Louisiana. Il will BE- remembered.
Mr. Packard i the Republican candidate
for Governor The following are verbat.
i'm extracts from q speech Of tho famous
McEncry on the political situation.
woula kiu him ll'ackanil % I bad the paw.
% sud % ia lucky fuf him, aii1 pfuhably fur ulc.
that have no such power, uat he ought o. b.
kiile,i, aud song gng could pat tnligit tnin
pir u would - 3 blessing % thia state. aH#
lfi were not Iuf thr tufamuua Nen0fai Govern
dome. iloW IONS DO you Ihink ths csaardiy
-cuundrrls would rrtnain hneg fecelvin9 thrlf
pect " they did not uisry.
The voice Of rebellion which the Balti.
more Gazette lifted. a few days ago. aud
which bore speedy fruit IN tho mobbinF
Of Republican meeting. cannot b. plac.
cd too often before our readers. Here
are some extracts from tho article with
which Il greeted the Attorney Generals
order relative 10 the purity of the cleo
tionH
Tho time haa cBfac whrn 80 must mert fgtce
with furrr. T. thc ha1umet 80 muai nffUsa thn
ln9 timr has come Cor aIi good m6n Who love
their county and love thr Uniuu o. ufEuminn
aud ahuw thn men Who would uggftufn The
uf hundreds uf tilutiaamas uf lives. Let ua tziu
thr work in baltimore nud ufsautfe imnistiis
3 p tf baltimore shall urud uuf thr Nuicr.
t1n echo 20 thH voice that Paul Revere nrut uut
ffufm thu old south Cuufrh uf Eusfuu n hundred
uhirl y lnd of patriotism within thiftY days.
tnr dealirrafn men who nfu arFAlnM thn over
thfuw of American llilrftlrs vii hatg b1ru De-
ofganirf.i dfitiad rstuiprrd end ir,' ~ ttr hrst
ttru who ran b. fauud 81 lead thrins Ahia ls
thr great duty ~ tha hour To yuuf tnuis' q,
Israeli
These uttcranccs-and these are only
samples from thc mauy-caunot be- mias
taken They mean violence. murder.
open rebellion against the 0ovcrnmct
aud the Nation They mean thc armed
rule of the old secession element aud
the destruction OF al la the south who
oppose their trcasonoua purposes. Tho
North. aud tho old Union element eve.
rywhrrc are waking up % foil sense Of
this pcriloua situation. They aec that
they must again crush treason at tho
ballot box. az they crushed it In the war.
IL j. the same old hrht. aud We must end
it now and forever