Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-13
Maryland Politics --- Some Fur
Their Disclosures.
Hsw the .white Man,s Govern nent'
IA Hedging.
M

hrssRs EDITORS Meeting Pedro inc
other day, enquired what progress MS
friends the democrats were making towards
conceding to him and his race the right OF
suffrage. lie looked at me attent.vely and
cautiously, and nnally SAID, Massa, yous
stranger to me, bui reckon Use seen you
rore,and INKS you Is dat News faper
man aat toid ue TAX Massa =, anu haa
bout cuiiud mems Young, ana now ne gov
MAD ana urea 10 waliop me, cause 'oiu
nun ae ruin.
lrephea, IL makes no uihefehce. feufo,
who am. now only want to enquire II
your OLD master or any other democrat mas
SAID anything more ABOUT allowing you TO
Voie! reoro answered. reckon us III
rignt niassa, so u 'cii YOU ou d cicu'ise"ioe
aat occurred ohly .Wo osys ago.
lie then went on 10 relate, That three gen
tlemen who were leading democrats, one
had been a member Of the legislature with
NJ N ono was I,I,,a ana H.. o,har
r''N ''s ~.
an e&-shefii, hau fisitea M u. lhey
wished to take u ride into the country, and
that his old master called upon him to drive
,,a, H.. ,,,ia. ~,
'ne .oaon, 'Ae .o'' s'.'eo' wy '"s -.
INSIDE. mat Tue "noie CONVERSATION reiAteu
to the effect the Fourteenth Amendment
| to the Constitution would have in rerulat
| 49,, ,ha raor.s.nta,;on ~ Nar,,la,d 4, con-
ins Tue represen'a'ioh VI haiyianu ~ ooh-
Sress, and what poilcy. unuer tue circum-
stances it was advisable to pursue.
They admitted there WIS an ..lrreprcssible
aa;.,p .x;s,,, ,.a,....n H.. ~ aim !.
No''es -.
The educated scallawags OF the north, and
their emlssares the .'carpe;- baggeis" who
hal ,n,e sontb m the an. hand and the
..s,;,is,a - da,,,a,.a,,n 49,, H., ~.
P,ia,S " uon'o'iaoy " ""o'i '''o SUM
had always belonged, on the other
The objection to pursuing Gen. Blair's
Man was that If actu,l 1; ,,uin, .huuld
r
come vi " Ju"s"ia from W - '" "'"'-
sills, with The earprt-is g aad ile nc
croes would wlis tlcm nd then, no mat
-, hnx ,lnS,lv 80. ..n.,;,t to,,.ih.r thev
wonld IN nroI,,l,lv h. Inin.r t9r TREASON =
That they ,,nnlJ nnt a.ain VERY soon pxnect
- tna svol, f,;andS as Andrew Inhnson and
Thns swami Ind hcen IN Them and thew
cfnnindaa ,hat o,erv ground far hone they
had VOC in tha cn,,ner-hr.ds ~ III. noriI
and ,h.w n ynt;ng mich, ho vol enonyh
hui there were not enough OF them, and as
for fighting, even If seymour and Blair
should he elected, there was no dependence
M H. ~, n,,,r,. r. IL. trusted ,har . narL ~
'';'.,,;,,,, az. " -
Tha,e 4, ~ radicals ,a,r;,.d IL. .I..,;,,,
i, ~ IA f,n, S,at,,s G.,J an ,ha ,n,r.,,,.'
,,',,, ,i,',r dtiar,.,,, r,s,,
wen ~. rs,,rss,n,a,;nns ~, a ndrs,x LIN
son and Gen. Blair, and their habits were
such. that whenever they thought of demo
cratic voters. they could always see double
or that things to them appeared AS in the
confusion of 81 swinging around tho circle, y
then, all their hopes OF rcguning power
were likely to prove deceptive; and the
conclusion was.-to keen OIL the evil day as
long as possible
There was one existing fact of which
they thought they coul, take the advantage:
the ignorance and the puiudces of The
poor whites, and the ignorance OF The
blacks And here Pedro ouain Nv remarked
-fAnd when dey come to dat. Massa.
link ,Iat only half applies 10 me. for onlv
half black, and de white part ought TO be as
smart as any white man. for liz berry bi,
blDotD III they should in future he allie ID
, imnosc unnn the whites as they had IN Times
nast DENYING 10 Them and to their children
liz l,n1,nsas N o,i,o.,;nn M, a,,,,id
: cnr,inne IL MANAGE them RI, thsn bn,
are ,hev 10 vel along with the blacks The,
cnuil not c9erce them for 70 walton a niG
~ mo-, ,y.s M, 90 saf, hnsin.ss ~ i, -, :.
f,,,,.,l, mi tIav ma, If ,ha rad;ca,s 60
naeasi - tho alac,isns ,his MI adn,;, ~,
~ The r;gh, If sntfra"e or suhm;, IN ! rndn
I'D re,,r;.s,.n,a,;n, IL f,nn,,rss rna s.,'r
40 ,'sa,,, p,ooe ua,,, ~ iuu'
.ee.th aiiiehe''e.' ra1 NV 'eSaiueu W ,ut
,;n as pa'; !, ."e 1,u " , a"s, ~,
. s,a,as ~, a, m /, ~ e'a,,h .na
;e,eu .I.''1s .na' apposu VIZ un'y a,t
ny uuuer u"sus sos. .' ihs'iiu'ea ny
i'Sseis a,l eaii'c.-oassti., sus'a'heu pN
,,.'il.s iu,e asu;' u. , +, ,I VI ION
I uau' pa.,o a.u n, uesa'on
c apnse,.a,ioa" sua' NO oous', ~
al atsunltht was eohNe,ieht oae. 10 &c
cD,"p,tsh secessts II, onts emos uesefoy 20
y n oll.,l y 81 Gn .. n.aos, ~
e usHtocfdts reltudtneeo tn0t co'tsttueton
oW % sao,erp, l'T'sotot nfefrnts ana q
secure tnatotuadt PTotection, Wey cfuH
II " sacred tntntutdoetsy q us chdrdcter
: II INC democrats succeeded III tue elections
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