The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-08-17
SPIRIT OF THE SOUTHERN DEMO-
CRATIC PKESs.

EFiRiE VI Thk BtTuBhI DEAO-
CRATIC PRESS.
The following extracts from the
Southern Democratic papers are
worthy attention. They partake
somewhat Of the "biOOdy shirt"
about which Democrats affect TO
sneer:
EXULTING OVER INDIAN MURDERS.
Brandon Miss Republican, CDeml
"Sitting Bull" the chief Of the
Sioux Indians, has a summary way OF
dealing with earpet-bsggers and MILL
tary satraps. He recently put to death
two hundred Od,l of them
THE MISSISSIPPI UsURPATIoN To BE
HELD "AT ALL HAZARDS"
Canton, Miss Mail.
Write it upon your banners, fling
1t to the breeze, fisunt il in the face
Of the enemy, that we, the honest
people OF Mississippi, having con-
quered glorious victory at the bIllOt-
box last November, are determined to
hold our vantage ground at all
hazard.
THE HAMBURG MASSACRE INDORsED.
fhe Jackson, (MIss. CdriOa, edit
ed by Z. Bsrksdale, the bosom friend
Of JEFF. Davis and Colonel Lamar, the
Democratic official organ of Missis-
sippi and the most influential paper
in the State, has this to say OF the
Hamburg massacre "NO impartial
person can read the reports of the af-
fair Without approving the conduct Of
the lchiteS, and at the same tIme SYM
pathizing with them in the misfOr-
tune of having been forced to such an
extremity Of action in self-defense."
DEMOCRATIC FALSEHOOD AND MA
LIGNITY.
Brandon, iAISs,) Republican, DENY
Twitchsll, the COushatta Radical
thief, who was shot some weeks since
by one Of his partners ia crime whom
he had swindled, has gone North as q
campaign document" The fellow
shot both his arms off aud crippled
him in one leg, aud he is now ex-
hibiting himself as q martyr, and tell
ing the people he was shot by the
Ku-Klux Of Louisiana. He ought to
haze been hung or burned years ago,
and IL is only surprising that the peO-
pie did not hang him.
DEFIANCE OF THE UNITED STATES
SOLDIERS.
lCanton [Miss.) NALL
II the Governor makes no requIsi-
tiOn and Grant sends the troops any.
how, will not the people be Justified
before the law IN resisting the inter-
UeJltiOn OF the military an time of
peace +? Let the constitutional law
yers Of the Radical party "crack this
nut"
lVIeksburg Hersld.l
Governor Stone is the command
er in Mississippi, and when troops
are needed in this State he or the
Legislature will cali for them. Until
such call is made the troops COM
msnded by Colonel Brooke are tres
passers, and Governor Stone will be
justified in ordering him to attend to
his OlOn affairs. If General Anger is
to do something, let him
send Colonel Brooke to the Indian
Territory. His presence in Missis-
sippi is not needed, and should not
be tolerated.
THEoOLoR LINE DEFINED IN ALA
BAMA.
Mobile Register.l
There are but two parties, can be but
two parties with US. the white and
the black and he who js not OF the
former must belong to the latter.
New Orleans Times.
We have net the excitement with
which we entered into the struggle in
1861.
BULLETS HEAVIER THAN BALLOTS. |
Lynchburg CVa.) Star.
The South Carolins negroes are get |
ting their backs up. They had better !
the fate of their brethren |
ln Mississippi. "An ounce Of preven-
tlon is worth q pound OF cure"
WHACK AT LAMAR.
[Okolona CNIiss.) states.I
The Hamburg South Carolina) riot |
s + the latest sssnsafR fs he The GSHfb nSTHEfbsrG
heart somewhat, but nOthluE 10 cOra-
pare with the Hamburg affair, in |
which half a. dozen cOlOred militia
met with the usual fate in race con-
hict. Some of our representatives in |
Congress pour vials of wrath upon |
the white banditti. This may be |
wise policy, but the principle zoe do
not like.
- ANXIOUS FOR BLOOD.
Monticello C.a.) constitutional
Now, all we have to say is this
The Democrats are thoroughly pre- |
pared for any emergency, and If these
hounds IOdnt blood they shall
idUe 1t to their hearts, content.
FHE SPIRIT OF THE LATE MISSISSIPPI
CAMPAIGN,
[Aberdeen Examiner, July 26, lS76.l
God gave the victory to q people /
Who were contending for liberation
rom the basest thTalldOm ever en-
iured by a civilized race, and who
would have been justified 10 swing
ng their oppressors as food for the
'uszdrds to The 6Oughs Of our forest
rEe5.
THE PRICE Of TOLERATION.
Magnolia Miss Herald,l
II the negroes Of Pike county desire
% continue the amicable relations
low existing between them aud the
whites. to have their rights respected,