Year: 1867




dawned upon these States. Men not
only opposed the political views of
Southern tire-eaters, but newspapers
were established to oppose these men
who had brought ruin upon this sunny
land. The editors of these papers have
been protected from mob violence by
lbe Federal troops Al length a power
lul party has sprung up to oppose the
men who again attempt to lead the
people to ruin.


A daily paper--the National Repub,
HcaR-was recently established in this
city. II was known that gentlemen Of
wealth and social position were con
nccted with it, and that it was conduct
cd by an Old citizen who had been for
many years connected with the daily
press uf ihe State. From the first. it
has taken candid, hightoned position,
but il advocates the principles OF the
Republican party. That is the unpar-
donahle sin with the frc-eatcrs. Simply
because it opposes their wicked and
reasonable course, no language has
been too vile for them to use in allud-
ing to it. They do not attempt TO
answer its arguments. They show the
weakness Of their cause by using vilu-
peration Instead of argument.


Not content with abusing the paper
they have abused those who support it,
Or even adv ertise in it. Business men
who advertise il the paper not because
they approve Of the principles which it
advocates, but because they wish to
bring their business to the attention OF
its readers, have been informed that
unless they take their advertisements
out, they will loose business.


we clip the following from the Chroni-
cic and Sentinel:


AGENTS FOR THE MULATTo REruBLI-
CAN.-Wc find the following names of
gentlemen in this State, published in the
first number Of the mulatto RcpubicdR, as
agents Of that sheet in their respective
localities.


We happen to know most of these gen
tlcmcn, and from our acquaintance with
them we do not believe that they have
authorized such use of their names in
connection with this Hybrid Bastard
If, however, they have turned traitors
TO their race and section, which we can't
yet believe, in thus becoming The youn-
tary aiders and abettors of these mulattO
Republicans, it is but justice to their
friends throughout the State that their
position should be made known lie that
is not for his race in this fight is most
certainly against it,


The old enemy under new namc, il
now before them as q candidate for popu-
lar favor and patronage. Those who are
in favor Of the supremacy of the black over
the white race, will support it. Those
Who wish 10 make cats paw of the ne
grocs with which to gather for themselves
all the roasted cheatnuts in the way of
fat offices will place their names on its
subscription list, and give it the material
hlA VI lllCll Hill ~ ltN
days will develop who these are, by the
appearance Of their names in IFS list Of
ADVERTISERS
On the other hand, every true eonstitus
tional union man will spHrn the dirty
thing from their homes and avoid its con
| taminatiOn aS they would that of the most
Iuathsomc viper. The high priests of the
mulatto Republican p&rty have, in a print
ed circular which has been sown broad
cast throughout the Union, declared that
"Only money was wanted to carry every
| Southern State for the Radicals" Will
the truc-hcartcd Southern people become
co-Workcrs with this Radical Executive
Committee in furnishing the means to
destroy theirown happiness and safety?
MORE Prose Loyal
Lcagucrs are at their iayoritc work in
Savannah The Ne~S and Hcrold of that
city Conservative has had advertisements
and subscriptions withdrawn from it be
cause it has the independence to oppose
the Radical party. The war cry of the
Lcagures there, as here, it seems, is de
clarud to be" HadicaIS shall potFORi.c
none bm RadicalS.p The Radical Congress
and Dictator Pope are running the same
schedule


BY the by, VIC ought not to fail mention
ing that We, too, have little experience
in this line. Two days since Radical
Insurance Agent, whose place of business
is on Broad street, stopped our paper be-
cause, we suppose, its complexion was
not black enough for him. This he had IL
right to do. We think white people also
have the right to discontinue their insur-
ancc policies in his Office Sauce for the
gOose ought to be sauce for the ghAder. A
word to the wise is sufficient.


We -iyc Mr.. Shear the benefit of our
columns for 4 reply to our structures in
vcs sUsrday's paper in regard TO the stop
page Of our paper by Loyal League In
surancc Agent on Broad street. 1t will be
seen that Mr. Shear admits that he discon-
tnucd his subscription tn the Chronicle d.
ScntHd and says Uot h~ garc as " reason
for 70 doing to our book keeper that he
wished 10 curtail expenses. lie docs not
say that the reasons given were the real
ones, nor does he deny Radical procliyi-
tics. We said yesterday, and we repeat it
now, that We admit the right of any sub
scribcr to stop his paper when its tone
and principles does not suit hinl-wc
claim the same right for those Who wish
Insurance policies, to select agencies
which arc not hostile to their interests and
honor. Ed q. Il $.


While the Chronicle and Sentinel and
other papers have thus abused thnse
who favor reconstruction, aud those who
even advertise in papers iavoring re
construction, they have constantly abus-
cd lie Government, and, in fact, all
distinguished loyal men.


The following from the Chronicle and
Sentinti is sample


Let the monumental pile, formed of the
the bones, and ccmented Ivy the blood of
fallen patriots, he raised until its peak
shall kiss the skies, Il fitting monument
Of Southern devotion to the memory of
him who will pass into history as the
greatest and most wicked murderer Ofthis
or any other age.


If these Atlanta patriots wish n pretty
inscription for their gorgeous pile" let
lis suggest the following:


FORMED OF THE BONES


lEMr NTED BY THE BLOOD


OF THE


II l. n II / Q U s z A i Il | OF S
Who fell by hireling bullets while lighting


for their country's cause,


THls MONUMENT


I5 ERECTED