The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-10-19
POLITICAL POINTS.

-"This war 10 . perfect outrage, and !
will lend no assistance to It's prosecution"
samuel j. Tnden, IN 1861.
/, tn.w would %,. p prefer sIs. TO Or 60 b. ,nt S,' tsis T w ib u
course Of II, rather than live through and
after II without taking any part in IT,
Rutherford D. Hayes, IN 1851.
-TildeB favored the South in It's rebel
lion; has he changed his mindf Hendricks
was openly q rebel; has he ever said he
bricks are elected they will be chosen by a
''solid' Democratic ard rebel South. Is
II likely that they will then turn conserva-
tive and loyal TO the Constitution and the
lawsf-PrOuidence journal.
In their political columns the Southern
Democratic newspapers lament the ruin and
desolation Of the South. In their COM
mercial columns they unanimously say:
"Neyer before has the toll OF the farmer
been rewarded with such wonderful crops.p
As the South has more manufacturers now
than she ever had, the question is where 10
the ruin and desolation complained off,
Louisville Commercial.
speaking for the white Tildenites at
Wade Hampton's meeting at Chersaw, s.
c., Sept. 20, Gen. kershaw said: 1--WE
can refuse to pay taxes, and no power on
Gods earth can prevent IT,. The property
can't be sold, because no man would dare to
buy It.. 1t would not be very healthy to
hold Il. Another way: As soon as the
white man refuses to give employment %
he negro who votes for his ruin, the matte
Is settled.'
John Kelly calls 1t "r-refar.rum.o
George L. Julian callth 1t "wefohm.'
| Hon. John Morrissey calls IL ''ruflurm.'
Charles Francis Adams calls It ''refawm.''
Boss Tweed, with his Spanish accent, calls
1t ''ra.furme.' Bill Allen lays back the
top Of his head and calls it ''ref-o-o. o-aw-
awrm!' And the American people, with a
correct appreciation Of its nature, call IL
"bosh. '-Baritngton Udrk-eye.
One Of the great objects Of the Demo-
cratic party In the pending election is re-
form In the civil service. When the men
who nnOunced that ''to the victors belong
the spoils OF the vanquished' undertook the
reform Of the Government, they naturally
selected AS their candidate q man who had
learned the theory Of reform Of Tweed, and
who was practising 1t with Morrissey-
much the best man of the three.-TrOut'
dence journal.
Adept as Mr.. Tilden Is In shifting posi-.
tions and lodging responsibility when 1t be-
comes uncomfortable, he cannot get away
from this plain record which he deliberately
made for himself at n time when the nation,
so to speak, was engaged in u very death
grapple with rebellion and treason. Their,
the record is and there il shall stand. ii,
may cry as did Lady Macbeth, ''Out, damn
ed spot but 1t will not nut. Its deep
dyed blackness is inetiaceable.- Trio,
Times.
-''I am sorry that l laid down my arm,
in 1865; ! am in favor Of re-enslaving thu
negro, and, II that can not be done at once
my idea is to adopt a plan which will brinl
about such a condition Of things. woulC
deprive the negro of educational privileges
| would pay him low wages; l would pre-
vent him from acquiring real estate;
would deprive him of m ammunition
stock, and agricultural Implements
Zebuion Vance, Of North Carolina.
The following are some OF the NOTICE
used in Democratic professions In Septem
Der, 1861, in New York City, under the aus
pieces OF the New York State Central Commit
Tee, Of which S. j. Tilden was Presidents:
A despot has his paradise tmeaning Lincoln
and liberty has her orenger':
American soil scntrgcu by an uncondltlona
despot in Abraham Lincoln.
No more victims for slaughter. pens-not n ma
mot u dollar.
II seward touches his belp again the peOpl
will stretch his neck.
The Constitution we will obey, but arbitrar,
arrests We will resist unto death.
The people are ready to take vengeance on til
advocates OF civil war.
Lincoln has murdered three white men to FIRE
one negro.
Free ballots or free bullets. Crush the tyrdl
Lincoln before he brushes you.
Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God.
Down with Bast les.
"A Nevada paper represents Gen. Sher
man as saying in that State: "Thc 'bayo
net order, as it is called, means nOthin
which can be construed against any sectiO
Of the country. 1t simply orders the com
manders of troops, wherever stationed. I
respond to the call of United States Marshal
when intimidation is threatened at the polls
The act OF Congress under which 1t was Is
sued was offered by a Democrat, and it ap
plies equally to the North and the South
The object Of ii is simply to secure AN hone,
election in Noyembcr.' Being asked IL h
had ordered any troops TO the South, he re
piled: '.Not "A single man. My order sim
ply applies to the troops already there.
they are called upon they will act. There
you have the whole gist of the 'bayonct
Order,'