, 1879-08-16
Plain Talk to a Northern Demo-
cratic Newspaper.
q Tie Quack Democrats Of fankecdom
Hust DO Ruled By Rough KNOCKS
and Saxon Spcecl."
The "gtates" Now Stands Whore tho
Northern Democracy Stood During
tho War Of tho Rebellion,
put the Latter naye "FaI|tn from Tirtae," and
In "CsWardly Deserters from
Democratic pr1ntiplt.

uNMAsKED-FLA1N DEALING WITH THE fhA1N-
DHALEn.
hrhs Okolona Stdk<t Is nne of the paid inatru..
tO.) Daily Piaandtal<r
It Is ueclcss, and worse than uselcss. to bear
md fortear With the ausck Democrats Of Tan
keedom;
To tscat them with The courtesy OF Chester
Aeld;
To reason With them as ratfona& beings.
They must DO ruled by rough knocks and
Saxon speech, md we have baulcd of our Rlosos
for tho purpose Of giving them tho only treat
tucnt they eau appreciate. ..
We have forgotten nothing, md will forgive
nothing until they fall down on their dcspicablo
unarrow.bones and repent Of their tuflan1y
cour1e. ..- ....
Mark Tint, 70 rncn Of Aucrica who havc Wit
oessed their infamous nssaults upon this paper,
"a paper that, through sun and storm, through
veal md wo. through thrcats and persecution,
has followed the Democratic flag With deyo-
ton that uevar euailed nor compromised.
nOno OF the paid nsttuu,1ptalities Of the Rs-
publican pnrty," indccdl
In what solitary respect a-praT toll.
Il It because VIC stand uuswcrvlnEly BY tho
old Secession resolutions oE 1105-D,-resolu-
tIons drafted BY tic father OF tho Democratic
na,ty.-reso!uttons inlorscd. Reimbursed, mud
incorporated In our State and Federal platforms
times beyond compntat!ol,: Gnu A Aduppo@raea !t @ oy
the Eidlnded'er itself before 1t sold lte eouf ior
bread and It's soul for slrups
is IL hecauso no oppose tho mougrsl Amend
.ments,-Amendmcnt tiat our party cohaennea NEG
tho Pfat1dtaler battlcd and bcdnsnned with oil its
nunv mower until It fell from vtrtuo ami became
mere political strumpct in the marketp'a,e of
CieYelandt
hold IN o tbs yahoo Linkhorn and bis llcssp!ttlo
boodIums md hlrcllnge TO tho miso contempt
Ana "i.ntaans ELL. ~ eu'''' ~ ~'''''-'
Ws1 sias d. H. vhstbcr It is the question Of scces-
III, TSe question of The menrrel Amendments
1.nxhnrna m md bis hoodlume aid hIrcllnge, We
stand to-day precisely where wo nnd Jon both
Stood Stood 10 1s0l-'5, sir. rlaindaalcr: :.
don5 1t. ,,.,,.,,o.,,an t,o,,ooro,. ,o1 ,
and n Nothing less thsn Southern sytnpathlzcr.
Wo looked upon them as cur friends.
hes5 Ttes var frcnds indeed. because they we1o
<.ian5a ltt5I =, y ,,cci'
1flsnas III ncsu: 1t .cn. +,,o n,,,o.ronv .,,o
IN INC atn u "u.s, loust t tt,s Do:,.G ~, nv
Vallanaieham can unoe'aHs' M 1s NIT un t cnci c anl
tthnt ttttf follow: ~
=. Vttolped, That, with them. VIC hold that gov
sfnnosis @ ~ a.omH r, ~ thc rnvcrncd.
aasHt p"ea waeocret az eorernmcnt fois 10 runsnn.
.ee 70 Safa H.. hsa ,,ght u thn neon1S 10 intow oil
rs6 sen ma 10 10 nstive nuothes lnyog
safs 4, to tnsm s1a
"a. Efsofrfd That Pence il essential 10 tho rrns-
pcrity and happiness Of all natlonn, communities,
and associations; therefore, this usclesa, Wicked,
sne,SY and 0osa' anu
nesotata m ~. mo .,a,, WI T. snxo. ~ -, Iha rnr ~
tS5r h5 p1es rososm.lcn M1 ~ ~ ~ III, Wnr :"
tns' tHs.oir<T rhat thn War H. and has been from
ins negroes. as ensayins whlte men earehinr .hod.
aid al ior building un moncyed ar!s'octacy on tho
fu.ns O. onr tfce en- ,ot"u nO 1e,ocv
U. Hssotteo, ma w. atI '5 n35 %H9 4orn T., TX
opposen ~ 70 r;nht. a1 T. tnmnnitic. ha,nncno nniv
eoan,!t3 ,.h!;c InS ns sna Amrrieum citixsns
:ai5sa Sat r. hss,syM9n. r. 3a Rs. 1a: TIT
dent g. an sxca.e lor hls asse usuTPstlo. q power
aud Ills unpardonab violations Of ha official oat,
IL entirely unworthy tho ehiei o. svlzsa nat1on.
and only hceom!ns p11a'es sio 'oooe'" VI Inc 'oan
aa!l sarfa esq9. %hat rho present bloody md nhuau
~. iii III ~ wocs md horrors n,,ardonnbia
ta1stion' and tic suspcnsjou Of tho writ Of abeas
cofngs, Tho arbitrary nsrcste. nbrldgmcnt OF tho
freedom Of speech mud the prcas, tho l,nwarranta.
bio searches and seizures tho % Ct
fnecs ~ntcn nass @ .o tano. t ~ ,i1 ~ s1 W w ~
tSca natons' t9 n.eanms m.s su'.,o' s,anz,ue @ ,.t
inn s ~ sasnanstnc ,or. nma thn, Il, T.
~ ,nirntlnn n tle nonocratic marty Ia oting then
,to a suro nnd 4 cuuttrn punjshncNt hereafter.
IA. Resoissd, That We heartily indosse III.
speech Of Alexander Long, --preferrtng OF the twe
alternatives recognition OF thc Sn,thesn Eontcd'
eracy to sub}ugatins tho people Of inc SCUM.
But this Jackson meeting Wast't clrcum
stance 10 the Cincinnati meeting when Congress
.mnu Long came home n(ter ol!eT!ns his fcsaiI
tion IN fayor Of recognizing the Independence 0
the Southern tonletlcracY.
Tons Of thouaans.s turned out to receive thu
grand. heroic gentleman; and. when ho mad
his appearance, the atr was rent AMI torn by til
hin-fiphurEah aEtl tiger Of tlle Democracy
tile EalusMltEham UelHoc5acy,-th0 I1disA{eat
Democracy!
Aud It was lust nt this crisis Tint our North
ern ffcuts, nl1ea, ul.'l comfosters held the!
Presidential Convention. Md proclaimed the Wa
a biz, cousumtnate zztos
MD you tfcuounce ,hat plank IN the platform
Nj, Pfaiadaaters
No.
You eupoorted It with nil your heart, brat,
and soul, and sought 10 defeat the devils VII
gero fighting for Tho Union a,ld the negro
Ycs.-yolr IVaintiea|tr at that time Was