Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
Communicated
The Campaign from the Dover
Outlook.


state" prove this prediction, by the way
they have been received. Two reasons for
the miscarriage of its schemes are appar- (,
ent. first. they do not convey to an intelli- /.
gent and reasoning mind. the truths of their .
assertions. and are devoid of that ratiocina-
ton which is essential to establish the con-
seouence which they claim will follow the
commission of several acts; secondly. the
ignorant norton Of the people will not read
them though they NAV be startled by their
,encth and abstrnseness and amazed at The
nrofonnd ability IF the g orcan'. IN fill two
columns with original matter. II NAV MOI
he ,lonbted that the fscile men of the writer
can nut his ideas in a convincing form. If di-
rected bv an omen AID self believing doe.
,rine hut in the article 10 which we allude.
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caeioh anu improvement ~ % 'ne purpose
70 close .ic AVENUES uiio"sn winch 'le as-
flcultural anu manufacturing Interests Wotia
De epnahceu' Auo"ihs .nat inns IL
the fue STATE oi Things eAisting mere Tue
quesuoh' VIM shai' govern sNes the
; tlought tnal no change' no matter no" pro-
auceu, caH DRUG greater e'i4s tnah now eA-
ISL. ehoulu negro Notes ehahgc the eAces-
sive taxation "hich the last Legislature put
upon the olate, honest men WI praise inc
means by Which IL i accomplished
! Ley US inquire INTO thls outburst OF maiig-
} NIFTY, personalities, ana rancofons feelings
y which preyade the columns OF the DetdWd-
u redn. NO great search Will be necessary to
/ show the reason. The rapid march OF events
have added to citizenship q race whose
shacKles nave ialeiy peeh stricken from theii
u limbs, and who now enjoy the same rights,
IT the same liberties, and the aame freedom o
y thought and Will, which our form OF govern
m ment intends 10 be common TO al, and which
4, enables our nag to unfufled TO the breezes
so without the stigma OF : Haunting lie" Al
known Amendment
bestows upon this race the right to cxcrcis
"a the exclusive franchise This is the monste
-, whose name has such an alarming eiiec
~ upon the organ. 1t is this that make
J the crown of its master to rest uneasy. Tn
6, time to discuss this great change is past.
! is fact, the good or evil of which is hid i
Il futurity. But the right to possess this pow
er is not clouded in the least 1t is not nj
cessary to tell his deeds that gave INN u
i, the right to demand this privilege. The
:, form part OF the country's history, Whit
- lines eiiiclng hnger VIII not destrc
Nor need we stopto tell how many gray
!, illled with negro soldiefs, whose boui
~ were iood Tor rebel Duliels ana prison pen
"a by which to-day, many lamllles nave not
g. their hrcslGe the presence OF lather, SO
70 Or brother lhelr assistance 70 me nan
We III It's hour OF heca nAea inns fisnl-a fie
No. moulded IN tue cruciple Oh war. Inc mig
M might nc pointed AZ many VINO nave not
ia GOOD tille as tie colofea man.
Again, the implied contract between
,s citizen and the government he perform
art' ms help was sought, OBTAINED ana us'
a Protection IN lis largest sense Is now due
~ from that power whose authority nc he'll
- TO maintain. And he is peiiorce entitled
all the rights which belong TO the great
hero which the iate war produced. stil
Nc is not expected that argument will convlf
those who assert that the negro hasn't rig
Of co-equal with theirs We are conscious