Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

elsewhere, With upoputAti,,, ,I ON ,no,,t:.
'''" o"N -'N'"" negroes there could be mn s.cb
I"eS''on IN THIS State, and the talk ,h,,t
"oSfo supremacy, negro rule. on :.
Sheer nonsense. 1t is too Aimsv :, ,o,I', ;,
Scarecrow OF, let nloHs political issne n
~no" the sbSardity OF such talk We publisb tho
following extracts from two leading 4 a;l;os tho
New York lrtLwac and the New Ynrr ~ '"1
ine Following, from the Tribune, was nuhIish
ed over year ago;
%; Negroes are likely to get prcc;ous fa,v
u'hceS III this country, and those few gnnor,iI,,
r, o"oo' Ihey are a small fraction of omr
t;IIpplI' ava certain to be less and less co,,'
1'%o'' %''ve we minority with each decennial cctSm.
N.Y. arc not equal, as Il body, in educati"r
to a H. So'IaI standing, or general CAPACITY.
ron,j 'i~c number OF bites. They are an nm.
rol'ular minority, and can never asSm;l,to NIL
our native Whites as readily and hnar.l' WIN
tI .he iIlSh or the Germans will vet ti'.so &C
ti tihougn numerically and every wav stron~er
c.'', 'ne DI"cES, get few important Offices 9x
d,pa, 49,. in cl'lfS where they have local prenon
,';W I"'ce' fe' Ii Black aspircs to an Office !, |
"."dyS De SAID, Justly or unjuStly, that hi,
D'T''' " IL Is based, not on his titn IS hnt hi;
I,; mere Is no danger that any man nn,,
p'inS pn VIII ever see Black President or V;cn.
! ,i ieSIdent OF the United States. nor even
1'i@cN a. SaOlnet Minister or Plenipotrntiarv
s; 4nu n YET! We cannot cOnSiler their rxclu.
om t;"rs iIo"l once by Federal or State Constitu.
~ II,oHS' matter OF no practical conSrnnanr
IL is at least brand-a stigln,-on ;ni;
'nu g"iIlng distinction. What is wrone, ~
! ,"o! Is sure, sooner or later, to work evil !,
pIIac'ice and it is very short-siubtId in ,iom' m
his truth" F''"i "ien 10 ignore
=, 10 which we added to following from the
IerohI, (generally Democratic '''
a great fuss has been made ovor ,ho -, =
lisSloh "t KevclS, the colored man ~ JI,;tnl g." i
,''!eS senator from the State If Ni>SiSs;'',,; n
Is uhquestlonably an extraordinary ya,ni,Li,I v
on ~ our political and social if;. TO ,e,. nn,r,
,,tcI III that high assembly Of the RcpuhI;r p
'ut 'here need be no fear Of the nrpron. oo,,1 f
y III numbers to Congress or into anv o,bn. a,
hportant position. Occasionally an cvce,,,;n,, Al
case may be seen where some negro iLn,r, if
'c''lilion talents and where the constitnrnrt, W
ro"!PoSed mostly of his race. The whit. v,
'v" -'He man OF the superior race-wjIl II
'i;.? ia?S nave me aseendancy. The principle Of Fl
'i'. O"i e!uallty ana the rights of all men to rc
,.ra pii p;m HegeS or chances being established nt
&c VIII De no desire to elevate the cnlor.d iii
ah beyond tie point where nature has nIareJ 81,
m: The morbid pro-negro seDtimentP @ P'IGeG tSsi G"
{" out OF the war and the abolition aritat;on d,
i VIII die out now. 1t has no!bing tn er
;" ~ Upon ihe negro will take the place ma wi
- ,;, mas assigned him under this republic. Of uu
wo 'lhc Lc1 1enthS or more are white people, uv
" We S1aII see few Of that race in Congress
. Cul9lhg prominent political POSITIONS fOl
recommend the old pro-Southcrn and nro
very democrats, therefore, to dry nm tbe;r
RS, Negroes will never be our rulers. '"''' ne