Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-25
Spirit Of the Southern Democratic
Press.

ExULrINa OVER INDIAN MURDERS.
Brandon tMiss. Republican, (Dem.)
"Sitting Bull" the chief of the Sioux
Indians, has summary way OF dealing
with carpet-baggers and military satrnps.
lie recently put to death two hundred-odd
of them.
THE MISSISSIPPI UsURPATroN TO DE HELD
LAT ALL HAZARDS"
Canton, tNiss.) Mail.
Write it upon your banners, fling il to
the breeze ,1aunt it in the face of the enemy,
that we, the honest people OF Mississippi,
having conquered glorious victory at the
bnllotDox last November, are determined
to hold our vantage ground at every hazard.
TIE HAMBURG MASSACRE ISDoRsED.
The Jackson (Miss.) Clarion, edited by
l.. Barksdale, the bosom friend of JEFF. Da-
Wis and Colonel Lamar, the Democratic
official organ OF Mississippi and the most
influential paper in the State, has this to
say of tho Hamburg massacre: No i'm
partial person can read the reports of the
affair without approving the conduct of the
whites, and at the same time sympathizing
with them in the misfortune of having
been forced to such an extremity OF action
in self-defense."
DEMOCRATIC FALsEHooD AND NALIGSITY.
Brandon. (Missl Repnbiiean, (Dem.)
Twitchell, the Coushatta Radical thief,
who was shot some weeks since by one Of
his partners in crime whom he had swim
died, has gone North ms campaign doc
ument" The fellow shot both his arms
off and crippled him in one leg, and he is
now exhibiting himself as n martyr, and
al Al. l.. l. L. L Al
Klux Of Louisiana. He ought to have
been hung or burned years ago, and it is
only surprising that tho people did not
hang him.
DEFIANCE OF THE UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
Canton (Miss.) Mail.
II the Governor makes no requisition
and Grant sends the troops anyhow, will
not the people be justified before the law
in resisting the Intervention of the military
in time of peace? Let the constitutional
lawyers Of the Radical party "crack this
nut"
| Vicksbure Herald
Governor Stone is the commander in
| Mississippi, and when troops are needed in
this Stale he or the Legislature will cal
for them. Until such call is made the
troops commanded by Colonel Brooke are
trespasserS, and Governor Stone will bC
justified in ordering him TO attend to hii
! own affairs. Ii General Anger is anxioul
to do something, lei him send Colone
Brooke to the Indian Territory His pres
ence in Mississippi il not needed, ant
will not be tolerated.
wHACR AT LAMAR.
! 0kolona Miss. States.
The Hamburg South Carolina) riot il
| the latest sensation. The Sioux lndiaI
massacre fired the Northern heart some
what, but nothing to compare with tn,
Hamburg affair, in which half dozei
colored militia met with the usual fate in
race conflict. Some of our representative
in Congress pour via Is of wrath upon tn
white bandiIti This may be wise policy
but the principle We do not like.
THE COLOR LINE DEFINED IN ALABAMA
Mobile Regisier.l
There are but two parties, can be bu
two parties with us, the white and tn
black; and he who is not OF the forme
must belong to the latter.
New 0rleads 7imes
We have not the excitement with whic
We entered into the struggle in 1861.
BULLETS HEAVIER THAN BALLOTS.
Lyncbburg (vsl Star.l
The South Carolina negroes are gettin
their backs up. They had better remen
ber the fate OF Iheir brethren in Mississipp
:" An ounce OF prevention is worth poun
Of cure"
ANXIOUS FOR BLOOD.
Monticello La Consultation
; Now, all we have to say is this: "Tl
Democrats are thoroughly prepared (,
any emergency, anj if these Radical houn,
,, want blood they shall have it to the
hearts content.
THE SPIRIT OF THE LATE MISSISSIPPI CAL
PAIGN.
Aberdeen Esdmiier, July 20, 1891
God gave the victory to a people wi
D were cOntending for liberation from Il
basest thraldom ever endured by civiliz,
, race, and who would have been justified
swinging their Oppressors as food for Il
; buIzards 10 the boughs OF our forest tre,
: THE PRICE OF ToLERATIoN.
o Magnolia Miss Herald.
L Ii the negroes of Pike county dcsire
. continue the amicable relations now exi,
ing between them and the whites, to ha
: their rights respected, and to prosper.
them prove il by organizing Democrat
clubs and by voting for Tilden aud lie
q dricks.
n SUGGESTIVE MARGIN" IS"-IKrtMIpArb
e MADE EASY.
d On the 9Th OF July last the Unit
re States grand jury, sitting at Oxford, Mi,
h made its report, stating, among otl
- things, that "the fraud, intimidation, a
Is violence perpetrated ut the last election
Ia without parallel in the annals Of histor,
b. but also pointing out some Of the defe
:. in the national election law, and their IA
!" urs to find indictments in consequen
h Reviewing this report the Meridian Mi,
n Mercury is lead TO say:
ty "rhe lesson we draw for our benelit fr
this report and action Of this hacked /,
is, that there is quite a margin for "Inti
re idalion " between Us and the boundaries
c. the law, and we can govern ourselves
AT cordingly."
ry now THE CAMPAIGN orENs IN MIssIssn
N. Canton NaH
David Jenkins, Alfred Handy, and 40
Others might just rs we'll make up III
"a minds TO ground arms now as later in
MI campaign. They need not try To ca
Ii this county against honest rule. II cs
l0a be dome. They need not try to excite
passions OF the ignorant masses against
IN more intelligent. II dant be done.
:" tell them so right now. Let them we
% our words Of counsel and be profit
ih thereby.
rs Canton is in Madison county, Mississil
10 which gave Grant 2,4o0 majority IN II
and ia Republican by that lnSjority to 4