The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-02
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The Negro vese-Mr. Wilson's Teur-A State
Of Perplexisy. DC.
RIcznoxD April 90 1851.
The question ipcvsasss In interest which party
going 70 have the negro VOTE TO speak automatically
which have the black balance OF power It would
be premature offer solution Of this question ~ once
though IL ID By no means matter Of conjecture
There are indications which. we'll oonsidersd might
enable 10 make tolerable guess II nothing more.
Doubtless II s great point gained for The radicals that
the negroes ascbe 10 their efforts the fact Of negro
emancipation; and the fight for Cusss interest
end where began, the radicals might bsar him away
in triumph. But this ID net the end. New claimants
have into the contest and old have furbshed
up their old claims till they look quite respectable
70 Cuee. The conservative has overbd the radical till
no white man, much less . poor, ignorant colorsd
person, can tell which ID which, and must
take his choice - the boy did ct the me-
nageris between the hippopotamus and the ale
plant. And now that the relation Of slave no
longer exists negro goes back 10 his Old ffsndshps
right willingly. Would b strange having nothing
70 lore by II he should make common caues with his
master Who whatever eiss no may have bean. was
dispenser Of ali the others enloymentf II cannot be
Il all the rscoscton Of his personal psarss ars %
many friendly appeals in behalf OF his old master and his
masters family q which he vas in some sort mem
pleasant years Of youth and freedom from care are, 10
sly linked Win ali shsis Bright sSd PLEASANT n the
fortunes Of his masters househ6ld Further II cannot
e % s e n % ssw much s. Ss, y:
70 South the lots Of an abstraction the power that
made him FREE bsoonsa IN frtssas-wAo s.s
.ous sssacS"sss. Bearing this ID mind VII .. 3
throw he. influence. thsr. being no loase ehocs o.
political advantages offered b. the two parties soliciting
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prejudice Of the radicals rhers win thsa BE- PER
adventure Ia the case surely, The nsero's natur r.
10 20 over the course alone.
But sfssr III Il question Of very MIR intsvss 70
Win he radicals Of ne North Or che coossvvsvss q me
IN reality shsy both :nvs! !, sss AN: d.se y: so.a
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pubic occasions srs fond ssscosssS Win dscsioa
and sxhiblsloa q interest n private The people are
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annssisss through dc sossA. " Besides .hs qssry.
added, "1s BE- recognized radical after aif" NJ
Stevens nys that some u NJ. Wilson's Remarks WI 40
much har Il might WITH equal proprissy Be- sid that
Mr.. Stevens comment win 20 no good. Here |. q
sss and hs has hsrdy opened ). mouth We. ..s.hss
apostle says he ID al wrong Thm y delicious per-
p1sxisy 70 people seeking sign Of Whist thsy are 70
expsc&. IL vii b. pleasant n Mr. Wilson kegs sn
psomiGing and Mr.. Stevens dsnying al through ne
iormsrs Southsrn tour me results viii fcos up hand
somsly for the party no doubt
A CsIsrsd Notary PsbIic Appointed. &
John Oliver colsrsd Of much sense and ntslh-
renee. wss appointed yesterday rotary psb'ie fos
Richmond city and Hsnrsoo county ~ 0ovsrsu Pssrs-
pcnl oliver b from Dossss, and seis - sGsss ~
several philasshropic societies q ssas cssy ns was
sSsrass nom Richmond 70 me recent ccscvsd eosvsn-
sos where ne nads several spssohss cppossd - ra1-
Ell msasurss and fsvshng cssssrvsesD. Yhh y ~
nrs time virginia has had soossd notary, end msrks
sbs mssssrssn Of the great movement for equal rights
ssAr6ssw Of color
TIE Jsse Tsrn ~ the Usised ssases Dsssrsus
lodge ymsr, UsmsS sasss Dissrses Jvsss. he -