The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

Vurcan i. universally r.raicious. and
DO ;r.,;,n,,on /. viewed hy the peopl.
.l,,os, un.r;moe.ly. ne n nuisance
Th;. remark rrrlir.. ,i.o according {,
,,r ;,so,m.,;on 10 the other S,s,--
u VIII 40, A. For various cause.
Oh. p,ycap /. ad,pini.tered a.. far a.
zen learn by p.r.on, having NJ knowl
cdgc Of our rcople or Of the negro..
,b.y ar, neatly ali impors.d frnm iii.
,aucc and are nn,aroni.t,.. in ,-,l,.c :,
thu peonle. nre s.lf.uihcien, a. To- THEN
au,;e. and their de.po,ic power seem,
IN bav. turned their head. oven whrr
we'll d;.ro--d and concentrations, the,
are 40 nrofoundly ignoran, of the subject
they have to deal with a. To blundei
continually, andeNci'e ridicnle. lnTeSa'
we have been unfortunate in the chic
If the Bureau who was q fana'ical and
and exceedingly -elfsuihcien' man h
began by preaching b. the negroes and
offending society hv his sncisl treatment
of them We don need missionaries q,
teach u social relations " labor ~.
ten and he oaen3eius hy hisarrorance
and turned IN" heads ot fnor ignorant
negroes
. C0u,l you manage the institution
better Yourselves Would y0nr peeps
7 deal iairyand humancly by th' n"er1c~
I \ The institution j. offensive fH if-rlf
and a nuisance in practice II len to
ourselves We would reject Il n the only
management u deserves We would
probably pass but iew law relating 70
the late slaves that would not Apply IN
whics and as to fair treatment, the best
and only req friend the negro hss un
earth is his Obj master 1hi- the poor
dslg,lei creature. arc ia-i discovering
and many thousands are returning 70
their former homr-. iirri pi the freedom
thrus, upon them, which they mover
sought
q How would you ia,ter the natter
Would the people return the negro 10
slavery 4 1here J.. up meh intent
or Disposition anywhere ~ re.,usiute
the negro. They regard 'hatss entirely
a settled question aud impossible II
they desired it Il would be presuinp-
t,nn on nv part % submit plan 81.
,emporaneou.ly upon which our people
would work. can give yol only the
siows Of n private citizen. who has
never been IN, or sspirei ~. political
position would suggest, land believe
Il would find favor with our people such
legislation - s:.0nli compel all men 20
comply with their contracts for services,
in Kind at least for ono year under pen
alty OF working on public works without
wages All men nearly would bargain
with and treat them justly, and mo-,
men even kindly The reported 1ntag-
onism which ILL the northern Radical
paper. j. NOT merely exaggerated It j.
manufactured og; nj whole rloth--i; is
false No such autagouism exists and
collisions have occurred only within nay
own knowledge, whore urgroe. have
been stimulated 10 impuicuce hrl hos
tliiy hy ghn'ons OF 'plai ~ "r agents "'
tHe J feeoinen bureau inns N"lhrNHr
be tolerated
nave inc IRE -lua'n gone % N9fs
IN ieAas am on wat rtin- y !
hm informed 'hEt 'hey nave R"neraiiy'
since inc hrsi "i January Up 10 mat
time ihey had a vague 'spec'Htlon oi
something more ,hah ite'9"ih' Nhl'h
hhhon'y hePri'ed them"i homes f'nh
ing ,i'"' hu'n'hR t"t "a'h N'"'i set
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mon a, =, h az 49,, ,non,h th.v cln,h.
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