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States may go sleigh riding in hell.
Alabama, Carolina, ifie
Mississippi, Arkansaw,
Come ye Stalwsrts, let rs Irvine rope to
smash their cursed jaw;
Take their lands and stop their voting.
Let us grip 'em on the raw. ~ 81
Stalwarts believe in State sovereign
ty. A State without sovereignty is like
u wasp without his stern gearing. This
republic is, however, but one State
America, comprising what was former
ly the United States--and it is sOver-
eign.
The North and South can never live
together as equals on account of in
compatibility Of temper and difference
in social and intellectual rank. But
while we can not have the Southern
virago in our political house as wife,
she may be very well as q hired girl.
Off to de kitchen, Dinah.
HOW TO MAKE Us A NATION.
Complete the Revolution of go '65 by
First Formally changing the name
of this Republic to America.
SecOnd-Abrogating SO much of the
Constitution of what was the United
States as conflicts with national solida-
rity. For example, such clauses as
recognize the individual departments
as States--that gives t. each State two
Senators irrespective of population
that gives to each State one and only
one vote, in case q Presidential cleo
tion il thrown into the H0use--that
permits each State to adopt constitu-
ton Of it's own that recognizes State
courts-that inhibits the National Ex-
ecutive and bis Cabinet from reviewing
so-called State legislation.
Thirdly abr0gating all State con-
situations and granting to the provinces
or departments TINS created charters,
under which the citizens of each de-
partment might transact their business.
Fourth-By Withholding charters
from those rebelliOus States that forci-
bly, resisted the Revolution Of go '65.
Filthy inauguratiDg Grant into
the American Presidency March 4, 1881,
and keeping him in the Presidential
chair till the nation was consolidated.
This would complete the Revolution,
and the Stalwarts will never rest until
they have accomplished their glorious
work.
WHAT THE Niger NEEDS.
"What we need IL encouragement, not
curses protection, not violence"
We clip the above from the New
Orleans Weekly L0uisianian, edited,
owned and printed by niggers, who
sent us copy asking an exchange
with the Sentinel. We will grant the
gentlemanly darkies the boon they
crave, that they may study African
ethnology from stalwart standpoint.
"What we need is encouragement, not
curses; protection, not violence"
That is niger all over. Why. YOU
great, wOolly headed boobies, what
you need is to learn to "cursen and
practice evidence" aud all these other
things will be added to you. If you
have not sand enough to stand up and
curse the lantern jawed Brigadiers aud
their white-lived retainers, then the
Republican party made great mis-
take in giving you your freedom. If
these unhnng traitors dare modest sou
when you 60 to vote. shoot them ~ you
would 90 many dogs. If you have not
the courage to do 20, get on the auc-
tiOn-bloc and let them cell you to the
highest bidder. A six shooter is what
you need, Mr.. Mig.
ARE WE A NATION !
Sentimentally speaking, We are.
Stump specifically, we ara.
Fourth Of Julyically, we are.
Spreadeagley, We are.
Yet the sentimentalists, stump
speakers, Fourth If July orators and
spreadeagle writer's all profess pro-
found admiration for the Constitution,
which says-we are not.
We are not aud never can be a nation
so long as there are thirty -eight States
and thirty eight constitutions. each
State having two Senators in Congress
and entitled to one vote in case of .
Presidential election going into the
House. -
We are not, 50 long as rebel Briga-
der sits in Congress, or it 10 possible
for one to get thele.
Nor 80 long as the rickety, battered
and busted Constitution Of the old
United States is recognized Is funda-
mental law.
Nor 80 long as Republicans content
themselves with standing on the RAM
parts yelling, This Is a Nation.
Nor will it be until Grant is seated
in the White House, surrounded by
Stalwsrts, aud they proclaim tbe-Na-
ton.
COMPLETE THE REVOLUTION.
That il to make us q Nation-change
the name-sbolisb the Constitution
cancel State lines.
Abr0gate State e0nstitnti0ns-re0r-
ganize the Senate-clect Grant pro-
claim the Nation.
1t was the passage Of the fugitive
slaye Law that iuauuurakl1ed tina Vt3Vanp