Snarnee tn Blacks.
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Mr. Slamrns Globe is training the Old bunker
Democracy OF Oneida County for omitting at their
late Convention to avow hostility TO any power to
contract State Debt and also emitting to declare in
favor OF depriving all persons of African blood OF
The Right OF Suffrage. Slamm says the holding OF
the Constitutional Convention next Summer


will p:rge the Democratic party of the anatcsm which
has been creeping il for years by separating the Ne
gro Suffrage fanatics from it. and drive them INTO the
Federal ranks where they belong We assure our friends
in the interior that the OF this portion OF tne
state including the Democracy of Long Island, will not
fraternize with any set Of men who are In favor
of Negro Suffrage who blink the question. so deep
and pervading is this feeling among all classes and pare
here that Constitution allowing Negro Suffrage Wouia
be almost unanimously rejected


Slamm has good right TO speak for his own par
~, and we presume correctly expresses Its senti-
ment; bat he has no right 10 speak for the Wings,
and we know he grossly misreprescnts them There
is here and there poor stick among US who iears
that he will not be able distinguish himself from
negro if the latter is allowed 10 vote but ninety
nine of every hundred Wings labor under no such
apprehension. and arc too Democratic 10 contend
that intelligent, loyal, reputable men, who under
stand and faithfully obey the acquisitions OF citizen
ship, shall have voice in making the laws by
which they are governed. Even Slamm himself
had ust before been saying that "the Federaiists
in the las, Convention advocated Black Suffrage and
intimating that they would do it again. t1y> The
Democracy of Madison County (Shere the Aboll-
,ionsts hold the balance of power recently held a
Convention and declared for Equal Suffrage TO all
clear demonstration of The truth of the first line OF
an old distich,


When the devil was sick the devil monk would be-
Perhaps the remaining line will like manner beve
riGed. We shall see.


ES" JOHN II. PLEAsASTs Eaq. the founder and
able Editor of the Richmond Wing. has, we regret
to learn retired from the Editorial charge OF that
excellent paper.