The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-09-22
The Era Of Hate.

Democratic nomineefor Governor OF
West Virginia, Hon. j. B. Jackson,
should have said in his speech at
Fairmont that he hated the Repub-
lican party; that he intended to teach
his children to hate ii. and that he
expected to die hating it. These re-
marks, if made, only had reference
10 the party and its policy-not to
its individual members. Now, here
follows some utterances from proni.
nent Republicans against democrats
as individuals and not against the
party as a political organization.
Mr.. George B. Caldwell, the Radical
candidate for Attorney. General, in a
speech at Morgantown, is reported to
have said:
"There is not hole in hell hot
enough for a Democrat"
We ask the reader, GLOW is that
for high"-hot hale? But we present
a few more uttcrances from the same
quarter:
"There shall be no Rebel leaders
left uahaagcd, nor shall any lands be
left to men whocan't prove their 10y.
alty."-R. Burke, IN lie Monroe Regis.
ter, august 12h, 1880.
"The last Rebel shall die in the last
ditch like a dog, as he deserves, before
you shall advance one step further
This shall be the year of their second
Appomatox. "-Richa,yl Burke, Repub.
lican candidate for State Treasurer Of
West Virginia, in Tie Monroe Register,
August 18th, 1850.
"Gen.' Grangerin substance boast.
ed in speech on that occasion Cat
Charleston few days ago. that the
Republicans had whipped the South
once and could do it again, and had
magnanimously left some gifts people
alive, but he thanked God that the
ycllou teeer had slain many more, and
he hoped the next time it scourged
them there ,colld be none lett!-C0r. O
kanaecha Gazette, august 1911, 1885,
Greca6rier Independent.
Notwithstanding all these stigmas
heaped upon the late confederates
yet they brook the insult, and some
of them are now candidates for pc
litical positions, and are pandering
to the Republican party for their
votes. They are, although so object
ionable to Republicans, being sup
ported by that party, in opposition
to the regular Democratic nominees
These men, formerly Democrats, are
working with the Republican party
for the overthrow of the Democratic
party in West Virginia. They draw
funds from the Republicans to prose
cute their canvass. They can be
seen at almost any hour of the day
in consultation with Republicans
They make Republican Head-quar
tiers their Headquarters. They fill
their saddle-bags with Republican
campaign documents, and many o.
these documents are abusive, lying
misrepresentation of the people o.
the South, yet they circulate them
with zeal and eagerness equal tt
that of any Republican hater of the
South and its people. They never
have u harmful word to say of the
Republican party, but are full O.
curses for the Democratic party
Can a-confederate vote for such mem
Won't the election of such men b.
claimed as q Republican victory
Won't these men, if elected, vote anc
act with the Republican party on al
political questions? These things
are expected of them from the Re
publicans. 1t is q part of the bar
gain, and for this Republicans are tc
vote for them. We warn Democrat.
to be on their guard against the wile'
of all such candidates. They vii
tell you they are Democrats, but
when you sift them, you will fine
that they are the tools in the hands
Of the Republicans, by which they
expect to break up the Democratic
organization in this State. We ap
peal to you Democrats, to shun them
us you would u viper. Keep inside
your own party. Vote for your owr
candidates, county, State and Nation
al. We have u good ticket all round
and one that ought to command the
respect and confidence of every Dem
ocrat, Be firm. Be true. Be uni
ted. BE determined. Be active, anc
we will win in October next, over
all opposition.
Why They Don't Want IL Change
OF course the Republicans don't
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