The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-26
tLorAL MEN. READ AND poxDEn.


] While Radical leaders in the mort
are "waviDg the bloody Shirt II
the south they (these radical leaders
have given high Offices to hundred
OF rebel officers Of the confederat,
army.
Whenever man who was a rebe
officer says he Is a radical, the radica
leaders Immediately send him a com
mission to high Office.
In the south the radicals say. sDeal
confederate officers, cometo our arms
and keep as In power and we viii
give you the fat Of the land"
In the north the radicals cry.
"Fire, sword, death to rebels"
Among the hundreds of confeder
ate officers In Office under radical an.
poIntment, the following are selected
as few specimens. Read the list
1. Brigadier General A. T. Acker
man, Grants Attorney General Of the
United States, whose business It wa,
to instruct Grantin constitutional du.
ties and obligations, and to give
written opinions on constitutional
and law questions to all other depart.
Inents Of the government.
2. Brigadler General d. NJ. Kew,
Postmaster General under Hayes.
3. Col. Hughes, radical United
States District Judge In Virginia.
A. Col John s. Mosby, the celebra-
ted guerilla and secesh marauder OF
Virginia now radical American
Consul at Hong Kong. China, at e
salary Of s., 900 per year.
5. Col. Settle, radical United States
District Judge In North Carolina.
6. Gov. Holden OF North Carolina.
who signed the ordinance OF secess-
lon; now radical postmaster at Raj
eigh, the radical leader In North Car
oIIna.
z. Col Lusk and AIr. Young the
first q radical United States Attor-
ney for North Carolina, and the other
q radical United States revenue Off
Ger In North Carolina.
8. James L. Orr, leader Of the re-
bellfon Ia South Carolina and signer
o. the secesh ordinance; was Grants
Minister Plenipotentiary 10 Russia.
(Note. Orr was q dIsunionist
when a member Of Congress as long
as 1850. He had as much, or more,
to do with bringing on the civil war
as JEFF Davis.
8. Major Morphis, Of Mississippi,
OF the confederate cavalry service
and famous scout now radical Of
Mississippi.
10. Col Chandler. one Of the rebel
officers at the alleged Ft. Pillow mas
sacre; now radical United States
District Attorney Of Mississippi.
IL. Col. g. W. Henderson, a "a,
nous cavalry raider of Mississippi,
now radical United States revenue
collector.
II. General Longstseet, of Louisi-
ana, who dealt carnage and desola-
tion 10 10000 homes Of Northern
families and shed oceans of union
blood; Grants Surveyor of the Port
Of New Orleans, and at present radi-
cal leader and organizer In Alabama.
He Is now excessively loyal to Hayes
and the radical party.
I3. Col. VIM. Lough, radical Dis
trict Judge Of Louisiana.
II. Gel. Smith, radical Postmaster
at Baton Rouge.
Is. Ex-senator FoOte. of Louisiana
known when q Senator in Congress
at Washington, thirty years ago, a.
saHangman Foote,n who subsequent
~ encouraged sesession, trampled anG
spit upon the union flag, was a Sena
ter in the rebel Congress, from Miss
issippi, and who dealt In vituperatiy
speeches against Northern Democrat
for fighting the union; now radica
Director Of the United States Mint a
New Orleans, and one of the recoe
nized lights Of the radicals In Louis
ana. He Is regarded as special ia
vorite and pet of Hayes and his cab
net.
Is. Sam NJ. Clare, a home guart
Keokuk, Iowa, During the war
non combatant. The post Office
this city was taken by ex rebel Ger
eral Postmaster General Key, frol
} SCARED Union General, at Clark
solicitation, and given to Clark WI
never smeltpowder nor looked areb'
soldier In the face and whose meI
,, In the eyes of the radical leaders
that he is q radical editor who wave
in nearly every editorial in the GA
! City, the bloody shirt, and denoune
Democrats whs fought for the uni'
sympathizers. Even Col. Trimbl
who led q sabre charge where scor
Of rebels were cut down. and man
Of his own men killed, and who W
himself shot through the face by
rebel bullet, is denounced as seee
sympathizer by the non-fghting ST
cessor to the soldier he put out
u Office.
. Reflect on the above facts.
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