Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29

RADICAL HYrocHfsY.-In speaking of the
negroes of the South, the New York Tribnn.
says:
A class they notoriously Ear inferior 10 the
Whites in intelligence. wealth. and social ceusdsra
ton. They badly need education and thtre are
those who say 'Iet them be first edneated. Aen en-.
franchised." But we answer-appealiua 80 the state
OF facts presented in Maryland. Kentucky &c, under
what Is called Conservative rule-"They must .srs.
be enfranchised We demand for them all the rights
OF citizens I'm order that they may be nzi-d for oil
the responsibilities and duties. s-...Fs
But the Tribune only few months ago pro.
tested that no citizen who was unnble to read
or write, ought to be allowed 10 vote 1t then
alluded particularly 10 the Irish and Germans,
and other naturalizcd citizens Of New York.
If only those who can read and write among
the whites ought to be entitled to suffrage
among the naturalized or other white citizens
of New York, or Of the North, it should follow
that all who cannot read and write among the
blacks in the South ought to be denied the
right Of suffrage. In fact, il 10 FAR more nee
essary to deny them the right, eren II II be al-
lowed to the uneducated in the North, for the
very plain reason that. in tire North the uned-
ucated comprise very small proportion Of the
voting population, and have not sufficient nu-
merical strength. even il united, to control an
election, while in the South. as at present. ~ith
oil the respectable, worthy. actually resident
people disfranchised. and every negro enfran-
chised, and the worthless and spoil-huating
Northern whites allied with them, it 10 these
ignorant. degraded, utterly unqualified blacks.
who do control and carry the elections. There.
fore. the Tribune, in demanding suffrage with
out education for the blacks South. and no suf.
frage for lack Of education, for the whites
North. plainly reveals its design to be--not i'm
partial suffrage, rs it asserts, but the mainten-
ance and continuation in power Of the Radi-
calls, BY negro, ignorant suffrage, over the en-.
lightened white suffrage, of the whole country
.ds 1u F-,o -----7--------->
FrE. ron SHAME!-Wendell Phillips, In the
Hiatt Slavery Standard. and Triton, ia the m.
dpesdcsf. declare that Gen. Grant ha. bee. been
Enthusiastically drunk in the strssts, ..fuddled
in the streets" i" drunk half the time. . q 40
drunk that he had to steady himse,f Oh the arm
Of friend" and with being |. cenfessedly an
inveterate drunkard two or thrse yrsrs ago."
They are big Radical Chiefl penenbes, who
say these things! The statements src nor s.Coc-
perhcad lice. p9la ISL IN aieAgxs Ia hsasS i
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] BUsfxEss FAif.CREs.-Ddf Jahaary the
lotal Of faiutss in the East. slnene large man
lfacturing and mercantile Arms. WA 373, and
10 Losses thereby ameuatsd tosssr Ss,Ooo 600.
Or which ssscts 10 TIE anSG1t Sf less~ tan
100000 have ,beca shovn.s 'Of''.ssg. tAesse
ailares twsaty.6ye ecosrrsd ID Esw Ysrk
;ity. - . asstegsts ofllss 4a.Ooe4o0. h 'nl
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Rssnas ~ ~ eoanmbin." ns0 gscsenisn tabds i,
s. says the nv II. gts1sss, u dsrjdot I'll.
iapccel woals that p.psr pr ll ihat shss,
Secession basds.r Plaspdso,as tRahrl''airs
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