New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-01


lican victory in 1880 will be followed by
the defeat of the regular Democratic
State tickets in at least four of the old
slave States before 1884. We are near
or the end of this Solid South business
than most Republicans expect, or most
Democrats will admit. The one thing
| needed is one more Republican VIC
tory under 4 wise, brave leader ia
1880, and the Solid South is forever
broken. Wisconsin State Journal.
Okolona Yawps.
Hurrah for the Kemper County jury!
If the Independents rely upon the
negro race for their majority, they must
be counted out, and kept out.
Hip-hip-hurrah for old YazOol
Though sorely tried, sublmely true.
| God bless the Democrats who dare
To keep the old flag flying there!
Revolutions never go backward; and
the Revolution that was inaugurated in
the halls of the captured Capitol last
winter will sweep forward with grand
and irresistible force, until the last des-
potic law of the loilites is as dead az
Abrayham Linkhorn.
There is one way, and one way only,
to bridge the bloody chasm.
This:
Go straightway and strangle your
Grants, Shermans and Buffers;
Then down, DOWN, DOWN, flat on
your faces, and beg, and pray, and i'm
plore the forgiveness of our people.
This, and only this, can secure con-
Citation.
the peer OF Grant, or the name of Davis be
coupled in song with that of Eincoln.-SDecch
Of Coz: BeOeridge, Of Illinois,
And never by voice or act of the
Democracy shall Lee, the patriot, be
ranked with the rcd-handed traitor of
Galcna;
Or the name of Davis, the grand, he
roic President Of the old Confederacy.
be coupled in song with that OF the
Sangamon assassin Of Liberty.
Yankeedom is on her elevated ear.
Her StalWarts have sworn by the
Hokcy-pokcy that. if Mississippi doesn't
behave herself, they will bear down
this way, and butcher and steal until
they bring us under the gizzard hoof of
Guinea helots.
We hope that they won't be too
braSh, rs the boys say.
They might be tripped up, and sent
home in wooden pantaloons, with the
compliments Of old Mississippi tackled
to their tail-boards
That would be s-a-d-for their wild
der> ..at orphants.
So, stay where you are, cutthroats!
It's healthier
Barksdale was justified in shooting
Dixon to death.
Barksdale had been maligned BY
Dixon in too. indecent a manner for q
public print to relate and his reptile
blood was a fit atonefAent for his abom-
Unable slander-a SANDER that could
only have been conceived in heart
that was maggoty and mushy with re-
Voting rottenness to the very CORE
Yes, We swinish swashers! Barksdale
WAS justified in shouldering his double
barreled shotgun and perforating the
Dixon hide.
And, if we lived in old Yazoo,. we
would proudly give the young gentleman
the very best vote we had in the shop.
Now, whoop us up howl!
Tra-lal-la-la!
AS is perfectly natural, it fails to represent
Mr.. Lincoln in the Scotch skull-cap and the
other portions of the remarkable disguise in
created such disgust for him in the minds of
the reputable men of his party.-Alerand,iu
Va.) Guzctte.
80 no, they never speak of that!'
But the fact ought to be flung in the
teeth of the truculent Yankees Wheney-
er they mention the murder-hearted
monster of the Sangamon swamps.
lie was q coward
. Cruel as he was cowardly-
Criminal as he was cruel;
And, take him all in all, he was the
most indecent and infamous character
that ever played q part before the foot
lights of history.
His carcass ought to have been dragged
through dirt, filth and slime to the
stake, swung up by the heels and burned
to q clisp.
If this performance had taken place
in the year of our Lord 1861, it would
have saved million of lives and untold
treasure
We tell these loyal lepers, these
devil-dogs of Yankeedom, that we DEFY
them, one and all.
We tell them to their teeth.
Now,
Here,
In the midst of their heathenish
threats and hellish oaths,
That MISsIssIPPIANs SHALL. RULE
MISSISSIPPI;
That the Radical party shall never
have the upper hand again in the adj
ministration of this State;
That, Notwithstanding the negroes
have the majority, they shall never
have the might;
COME A YAZOO, AND EVERY
PATRIOT A BARKSDALE, BEFORE
WE WILL SUBMIT TO AFRICAN
SUPREMACY.
Ii the white Independents are strong
enough to win the day without the helD
OF their dusky supporters, let them
win it;
But, if they have to rely upon the
old slave race for their majority. LET
THEM BE COUNTED OUT. AND
LET THEM BE KEPT OUT.
Opposition to the Democratic party
at this time, and in this juncture Of
uncertainties. means treason and In
fidelity to the best interests Of our
Commonwealth; and, if it relies upon
the negro race for success Of the polls,
II MUST BE PUT DOWN, AT
COST OR CONSE-
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