The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-09-28
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the negroes. and if you get rid Of them, we
can carry things as We want them. United
States troops have been sent down here 10 |
carry this election for the Radicals, but we
don't fear them, do we? Cries, mo,
"NoTI We met them on The field once, ana |
we are ready to meet them as ain. lCrits,
"Yes, we are, = and applause.l And now let
me tell you what to do on election day. 60
in masses, armed, and try and force the ne
groes TO vote our ticket. If they don't do ",
shoot them down and cut of their ears. ana
warrant you this viii teach them lesson,
and even ii we are not elected, we will go
to Columbia in .orce, and. if not allowed 70
lake our seats, we will surround the state
House and tear it done, and show them we
will rule. What say you, men? Can't we
! do it !? Loud cries OF Yes, damn it, yes.
| The above is an extract from the speech Of
NJ. w. Gary one of the Tildcn leaders at
Aiken s. G. The Chamberlain referred to is
the present Gov. Cham berain now up for
| reelection The above is little more out
spoken but not less rebellious ard treasona-
bio than columns upon columns Vi daily
outpouring coming from the Democlatl:
press and orators of the South in this com
lpaign. 1t comes from the month of men
WHO were lately i'll open rebellion. It has all
the meaning init that q twenty years nurs
ing Of hatred to tie Union can give Is. 1t
| is such talk that caused the Hamburg
slaughter Of few months ago, where seven
negroes were called out from colored
Military Company by mob ond ruthlesly
shot down iii cold blcod--and when the
Grand Jury few days ago met to find bills
of Indictment against the murdeIers. an
other mob from four counties met there too,
dem anded and forced postpoEement OF the
investigation.
give another specimen upon different
key. Since the rebellion, Mississippi has been
Republican on an average majority OF 81, 600.
Last fall the Democratic party resolved to
jcarry the State by force, fraud and intimida-
tion. Col. S. NJ, Mix, noted Democratic
orator and one of the leaders Of what IS
called the mississippi plan" addressed the
people of lac capital Of that state as fol-
lows:
i why this state Of fevemsh excitement
which find existing at the Capital! way !!
| will tell you why. 1t is because we are
full. and our blood is hot with the Letter
limitation that the Caucasian race must. eaes
and shall rule the Digger. lGnthuslasne
appause Reason and argument cannot
longer control the white people OF this
country, tor I tell You our blood is hot, and
while we will be just to the nigger, we ere
Igoing to make him understand that we must
and shall rule.
The plan succeeded. The state was car
ried by force; the 30 900 Republican majority
was blotted out and $4,000 Democratic
majority put in in its place. The "MiS-
sissippi plan" is now the rallying cry Of the
ISouth. predict that every Southern State
will go Democratic. Should the Covert
ment send down there $4,000 troops to So
cure fair election itcoRld not do it. It IS
in my mind a foregone conclusion, "fhe
Southern blood is hot with the determin{-
tion that the Caucasian race must, can, ami
shalt rule the niger"
A United South aiming to defeat the cu-
minating results OF the war, the ID, IA ann
Is Amendments, should be met by United
North TO sustain them. The south rely up
on the Democratic party to aid them in
this work; with every southern State Demo
cratic, they will have the controlling power
with the party. The Bourbon anti-war ele-
thy with the south upon the negro question
and would rejoice to see the negro stripped
of the elective franchise. They unite with
the southern democracy in proclaiming these
amendments nudity, they will rejoice to
see them ignored the old constitution, that
sanctioned slavery is still the idol of theiT
hearts, the object of their devotion. Cow
Vance, the Democratic candidate for Cow
ernor of N. c., said in speech at Webster
N. G. few days az 81 would not give one
cent for the old Flag or the Union unless II
is administered under the old constitution OF
our fathers. l know the argument that
the south is in rebellion to the constitutional
amendments has no force or effect with the
old Democratic party, they are petrifed
in the errors of the past, they VIII learn
nothing from experience, and forget nothing
transmitted by the Buchanan democracy Of
i 1866. 1t Is to be hoped however that Liber1
ais who still adhere to this organization,
i hoping thereby more efectually to secure
certain reforms, will hesitate and reconsider
their course in regard to the Presidential
Ticket: hesitate long before they cast q vote
that will imperi1 the magnificent results
of the war. The sacrifice of a half million
of Uhion Soldiers who died to save this
Union from the curse of human slavery,
with the attending cost, anxiety, misery, aad
Isufering of three years war should not be
forgotten. The determination of the South
to force the negro back into subsection to
his will and power, to make him simply o
l''hewer Of wood and drawer of water for
! of races whose bloody trail will go down
: through succeeding generations.
Now and here at the North is the time
ard place to meet this new notification