, 1860-09-05
39rta8 4 Gfiitht11rf,
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 5, 1sso.


NEGRO EQUALIrYv
1ao Democracy Of Illinois arc prttty mi. Il
oankrnpted for arguments. but they have one
ias' RESOURCE when everything els. fats-eyer-
Lasting "nggcr equality" oi course them
wiN be 70 "nigger equality" where ther. m,
no "nieseFs," and Is tie Republican. pa,tv
propose to saw the Territories for frss whit,
1nco, while tue Democracy leave yar onen
tor thar introduction, It is difacu]t to see how
thu s'srg phrase here quoted applies to adv
other party than themselves. = But, there ara
few facts in this connection whicl, Inv. =
mere special significance, as fixing upon ,ho
democratic pany The responsibility Ct all the
negro equality which prevails in the Uo;tea
States:
Ia tao Stats Of Maine thu negro is citizen
10' STATE Of Maine, at ths time when tho lsw,
"'F' eosctso eonisrring citizenship upon no:
1oea "aa overwhelmingly Democratic, and
'ne democratic party enacted that Negroes
should be citizens!
In the State Of New Hampshire negroes are I
<auzshs' The State Of Now Hampshire at the |
o'oe "hea citizenship was conferred upon COL
o'eo peTsoos was overwhelmingly Democratic
1no Inc Democratic party enacted The laws
"n'ch gave them tie right Of suntagel
IN the State Of Massachusetts negroes are
e'<'z:ns' The rights ot citizenship and Of ,hc
e'sca''e franchise were conferred upon them
% toe Democratic party Of that S,u.o at The
only lime when they esor held the reias Of eoy-
ernmsut there.
In III. State Of New York all co1cred r.r.
re1a who own $3.50 worth Of property are
allowed to vote. The constitutional Conyen.
uoa which conferred tlis privilege upon them
was largely Democratic-was presided orrr
% Martin Faa Bursn, then tho great Demo. | :
cratic leader of tho State-and ths anna Nor.
un |Aa huren WAS subsequently elected Pre-. +
s'den' Of the United States by the Democratic y
purity OF the nationl And at the same time 1
a'coafd H. johnson, O: kentucky, who had q
actually married colo1ed woman en- tie mo;st b
approved principles of amaIkamatou, was | t.
nominated fer Vice President hy National 81 &;
osm @crat'c Convention, and elected to TINT
n':h etiloe BY Democratic votes!, ~
Ii tue State q Ohio pers.ns Of one-laif "
"eeso olood are allowed t. vote At the time ~" "e
tn's privilege was conferred upon them the h4,
Oeta2cf party were IA poRez; and Oev G: Sfs
frame The Contribution which extended tbo yr;
'3gnt OF suffrage to persons Of color!
sorc years ago the Legislature Of VISOR
SIN Crowded for popular vots On the oues- r
ion q allowing negroes to vote at all elect. lie,
ons' The same as white people. At thia time
"ne p@mo:ra&ic party was largely in the mn Call
orlty in Wisconsin, and they ara resnons;h,e Me:
Of the attempt to establish negro-equsli,y in vi
hat State. Aa.1 a
S'T' Let us See what the Republican party SoS. t.
las done in The way Of negro-equa1i.y, VIII IL
ny gentleman Democrat put his finger On The Tue
ct winch couo,es ther, nil, 49,. ~ 10 al
Is nos: true that the Republican par.y ire u
PP 'sed 10 the ena!asement Of any who brar s s4
1e O'vine image and LIKENESS. 1t il eoua}iv 80,
ne ia! 70 man can be good Democrat iu raxn
lese unless the first article in Lis CREED in BE- Is
'@t ~ ooA care Whistler slavery ia Voted + tion
'"n CT Fot' d up" But here are five Stains in dwell
resro equality into their lava and cors,;, Th
t''7e' ard sixth where they proposed tn grieV
SO, though the people failed to 1atifr tho eoon
opos's'on. And rot only 50, but the Dem, "''es
sacJ Of tue United States eleyatcd T., tba ~.
WV VI sAo eea"p9ons Of the doc. n! H.
M and to tho Vice Presidency person seems
Al WAC actually married to colored ,yons, st:,.
d nho. in the event Of the P1ealdeot,s dco,},
III have bean mistress Of the Wtas no'
'use! Quite likely sho would haya len, t"s =
, ,n,,;,a ..... Sa'1e 1lkelg cit me
~ '40 3ot6isn Anhak- man
loFs with dignity ard suarity; We have al. ssptip
s. lizard her spoken Of NJ IN accomplished Bell
,. But U, what a comment On The Dsn. burg,
acy and negro equalnyl report
We knoT Of ro1hing more utterly .w;n;:,, ia the
n this iucessaut e,v of u,a,... ,..., | thus;a
8 tair 10 pretume ,ba, ,ba ,>o.... st.ry
greatly exercised on that theme s.e sufra,. o'
N social position from competition will o,o,5
Toes 1t is the most natural inference IN "y2
I'd That Jim Alien AID the editor or III, mssera
t. Hegster are acme in danger Of chanpnc -. ~ 1se
- Will lne'1 colortd ntiglbor, ccrat ,
not Improbable that they require addi- parsy
II legislation to counteract movement | PIES n
.a1u1e and society likely tn e}orato a. | inG. 1
"a ,t 4bn;- -,,n @o @1e faro mt
- Pslse' Anu VIC canaot s9y would
tley ure Tar wrong. For il anything in
49,, :. -, 1'1u.'y anu m enligAt- ally nnl
s"'s ueoSslng and degra- Of The {
; :" - 'no iao1ua4 oeIcnss Of slavery On Da!and,
art Of one whose every interest is on tha nonua,
i freedom AID free Labor Ftiat Ii
-1;1w w0,-s---~-- ~ Of the r
r,,n,,-. - wv A'n'ne 'ae thEss for JUDI
" august ols1' he will fsd sturgia
'4ent concerning tho 1ailroad accident At
America, over tho signature Of Mcssrp- u: :.