St. Paul daily globe., 1884-12-13
4 DISLOYAL PIRTr

1t has become clearly apparent that the
purposes and designs of the leaders OF the
Republican party have been and still are to
keep up a relentless schism between the
North and South, the supreme object being
to perpetuate the power of their party. The
bloody shirt is the symbol of this schsmatic
element, aud to keep sectional feeling con-
stantly innamed, these unpatriotie party
leaders omit no opportunity to wave this
symbol of their disloyalty TO the peace and
concord of the whole country, and the blend
ing of hitherto conflicting sections into one
harmonious whole.
Such men are not patriots. They are dis
loyal to the best interests and welfare of
united country. They trample upon the
manifestation of fraternal feeling between
the North and South, They put their narrow
party interests before the interests of the
whole country, that they may retain their
clutch upon ill-gotten power, power stolen in
1876, retained by the corrupt use of money
in 1880, and lost by the honest uprising of
an independent people in 1884, indicating the
growing weakness and disappearance of that
sectional feeling, bitterness and animosity
which the Republican party has sedulously
tried to foment and perpetuate.
The Louisville Times alleges the existence
of a scheme concocted last winter by a SQUAD
of Republican marplots to inaugurate a
Northern crusade against the South. The
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette took the lead
under the management Of Field Marshal
Murat Halstead, in forming syndicate en-
bracing the Chicago bliey-O Ocean, New York
Tribune, st. Louis G1obe-DtnocTat and Phila-
delphia Press, and dispatched an outrage
envoy extraordinary and liar plenipotentiary
to South Carolina, Mississippi and other
Southern states to manufacture the muni-
tions for another war. The envoy executed
his commission with commendable
zeal, and for some weeks the
papers named bristled with narrowing.
bull-dozing stories from the BLOODY.
Bourbon South. "Honestn John Sherman
seconded the action OF the disloyal syndicate
and caused Senate committees to be an
pointed and sent South to investigate the
Danviile and Copiah cases.
The Times further alleges that
Then, as now, Field Marshal Halstead plaved
the part of Peter the Hermit, and resorIed 10
every device TO inhame the passions of the
Northern people and stir up sectional strife Ii
was only in the South that murders were com
mtted and the murderers permitted TO 90 IN
whipped of justice. The rebellion had not been
put down, and il was the duty of the North to
once more teach the South ''the higher civiliza-
tion" at the point Of the bayonet. The North
didn't fall in, and just the hero of the Grave
lotte lHalstead) had buckled on his tin armor
filed his canteen with Cincinnati fre-water and
prepared 10 march along against the wind-mills
OF his imagination, ihe horrible case OF burking
lmurdering 10 get bodies for the doctors) in Gin
cinniti came TO light; forty murderers were
found to be in The city jail awaiting Eindication
at the hands OF perjured witnesses and bribed
jurors wild mob burned the court house, filed
the streets with blood, and called of the dogs OF
war that had been bowling at the Sonth. to pre-
serve the Queen City Of the North from the sins
that had at last found her out
The disloyal syndicate failed in their pur-