, 1866-02-21
TIE MCHnOND EXAMINER.


Hts Ed1toftA1 ON the Morning Defofe
the Order supprcsaing Publications
tt'rom hc Cincinnati, Commercial
The order stpprcsslng fur1bc. publication
Of the Riclno1d E1aui,4rr WAS put 10 fofce
on the cveu1Dg sf the 18th inst. we have be-
day, md the last issue, VIC 6hTpose, Inst "1A
go to press till tic order IS rcsclnded.
The leadiuy trticlc, which VIC doubt not
is from tic pe,l oi its editor, Il. Kres Pol
lard, is devoted to the Interview "bctween
the President a1d the free negro Donslas.
The editor rcga'ds the taet that s"en W ~
1erricp l1as lsen llrld, us one Of the "mltac-
ulous Occurrences Of this day OF Wild. social
revolution" Il ras doubtless very stunning
to Virginia ideas of proTacty, thAt free
negro should hare the impndcnce to seek
snch an Interview, or tie TfasAtnt the mag
nanimtiy 10 ETanl It. But Ae uas gfanlcu IN
teryiews TO worse men, the Examiner should
have remembered who killed the sol
dit5s OF The Union and traznp'ed updcr foot
the symbol Of It's power. After granting
such men insery.ewa, It Is not passing strange
that the President should have opened the
door o! the Executive Mansion to any res
pectablc applicant for an interview
The Examiner declares that 8. collision to
le followed by blood and determination of
one Of the races Is admitted to be near nj hnnd
aud hard to avoid" This Is cheerful sne-
Ecstiou for Vitginians TO take 10 bed with
them and how wonderfully adapted IT ia to
compose the feelings OF both races aud brtug
them Into harmonious relations! But the Cd
stor continues
''The result alrrndy demonstrates. what wise OBJ
scrvcrs al unr eaira always dcelxrud. that these
Two racef cauno! lisc ,oe:.hI pto,petou"!y IN tho
eemc community except in the relation al mister
und slave. Thai |. pow di.toircd- -Aopelcssiy dls-
Fo!red-dIssolscd nescr 10 be renewed on Ibis soil.
we eppsna he nd A. a " p:Ta waaa Ghy
this agitation ot qncauons about negro euatnee,
nna nrc1o ponel genet1lly, Will crut ceass until
this eoli-on ts forced upon III. ts to .niscaculate
Il. As lone NJ the negro - ataonc us ths strife will
be cherished 10 gef rA u. set tausf gtt rid N TIE
t.<jro: 77<Tx u ut ork atteEnatre. Ne mud r.
among us, i. IN constau, cn|lietnn ou somc topic
O. agitation until this Issue Of extcEminasiot eonet
3hr march ut r*euts II 50 rapid shat 't' cannot
be."
THIS certainly relierc1 the question Of what
is 10 bc done with the negro Of numerous
,crpIexitics, and simpllties the business
1,itl4rr thr white rnce or the black mast be
cssernitlated. Il the hitter is not TO bs
Eirginians must shape their views, and
iAe blacks. rs they may not
feel = numerically strong enough for
this bu1chcry, the Eza,nil.er urges the Legis-
lature to make basic aud supply the means
OY QlVcl la1 OF olueFNlEes = 10 secure, NJ LIE
firH1 practicable hons, full tide Of cn1crat-
in: while. labor direct from Europe" II Is
mt certain hut 1ty forcing Immigration, and
taAiuS or larassiuc the negroes out or t.tne
Stale a general cut-throating may be. avoided.
Il eavs-1or ne do not desire t. u,isrcprrsent
tie Hiclsmo4sd Eeau.iseTs
..By introducing al orce sufficient bodv of
ut,,c lntor we nof or.y rno-snou-ly snha,.cc al.
it4 ct III sor1e Of property, swell The annual iu-
come Of the Community. but se quietly. eIcctually
,r1Hf nlo .tH
Of danger, wiseu We secure supply oi European
agricultural labor. II We even tHi1 to put II away,
se< n: lr1r cret03tda1e neg strH1fh III Tie cogta1
collision for The tchtt< race-"
~" Thr following internal revenue taxes.
returned by tie principal manufacturers Of
cabinc; organs, hannoniums, 1uciodcons, and
,.."r, November and December. 1sGJ, are OF in
;rycst rs showing the amount OF business