Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-27
For the Journal
EhS Campaign i'm SampsOn-Mrs
StoWArs,a Canvass.

Mr.. EDITOR The County Oandi
dates are now canvasslng. The Rev.
Mr.. j. L. Stewart, the Democratic
nominee for the Senate, can so riddle,
Gift and explain the Candy constitu
ton thai the most profound ignoremus
can comprehend it, and then he can
take the amendments to the military,
carpet. bag, buzzard's bay instrument,
and explain them Ver6atine ct 1itera-
tim. He is doing efficient service and
Eff his Radical opponent would meet
him aud open his ears and heart to an
honest conviction, he would flee the
wrath to come and the Radical camp.
But she Radical aspirant can't face the
music He was represented at the
speaking in Piney Grove Township in
the form of three or four pages of
kfoolscap, and the bearer of it, for some
cause, could not read enough of it SO
as any sane man could understand the
turport and meaning thereof. Poba-
bly, the pages were SO blurred with
tad radical ink and the Opaque thoughts
50 contaminated by passionate desire
to arouse the political ire of his poor,
deluded black brethren, that the bear
er, who once claimed 70 be a Demo-
erat, aud who only a few weeks ago
set sail under the colors of the "dlrty
shirt," because somewhat terror struck
"a weak headed radical aspirant for a
seat i'll the Legislative branch of the
House, up in the galleries, spectator
pro tenn, on his own expense his CO.
temporary in Radical politics didn't
want the "nomi- saashaA,a," but, as no
one else in the party would have it he
also thought he would take seat in
the gallery jde7a as his cotemporary.
Such is the intelligence of Radicalism
On this campaign that it would bother
an experienced newspaper reporter to
give correct account of their politi-
cal, 'polccatical harangues. can't
imagine what there is at this late hour
to induce a Democrat to turn Radi-
cal. when the latter party has stolen
almost everything except the name
CAROLINA, which of course would be
Of little use to Peru or Cape God
man in Africa or pandemonium.
The honest masses, the working
men, want Reform, and they ought to
k7aoao they cant obtain this great boon
under Radical rule. A revival of reli-
gion was Fever known to commence liz
the lower regions, and neither is Satan
al expounder of Christianity, neither
will the Radical leaders on the Nation
al and State tickets give the least iota
of Reform the honest masses so ear.
nestly ard heartily desire. Z, hite men,
think of the condition of many of your
own color in the Eastern counties.
where Radicallem has such sway that
poor white men, women and children
are hired ont and let out to negro mas
tiers. Think of this the 7th day of No
VEN Der. Mediate we'll on that portion
who affiliate with the Radical party
before you cast your votes to keep Il
party in power that trampies under
foot everything sacred, honest ami
honorable to the white race | Marcel,
up 10 the polls i'll solid and unwaver-
iIg columns, and cast your ballots for
the nominees of the Conservative Dem
ocratic party aud the Amendments,
and rid the country of the corrupt Off
Gals who have stolen our substance
and desecrated and submerged into
bankruptcy almost the entire nation.
W. j. @.