The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-10

The roe" act If lShI WI, Il bill
# attain. ... deliberately cruel, and
with "a .iii,> more runli"ndiuu>h
unjust British Till that ever WAS
pas, author. were conscious THAT
t:r nd. and they nul>i rCi'IHc" il
" ~ else, for >urnrr or later The
II /" sire H. pronounce il void.
A. al joe; "in- II i;Iu HE ""ll lr"n
l,l,r IIc ,!utriiilun oi greedy advci,-
.nm the North with unlimited license
tr,,~> and l'Ilu!tlrr them. tn" officers "I
riuv were not very rood agents il such
- Hai inrl> business. The nrgrur, would "'
nI;myIIl> at iylanuy mach NOR" ,H.lit
nacrd. Bat ~ act Of Congress di>lrln-
>iu~ the white rrp,l" for Offences real or
lritrd. aui binding over !hcr State coy
lnicni" 10 heroes to hC run hy them in
+ interests a.! carpet. lEl%:crTe, world ir
rely another bin OF :utan,lcr, az rather Il
,diiirIinu Of The first ono, maxim" II Inilch
nI<U. hlit equality within the reach ~ .!rii-
At correction In Tbs strait they rc>ui,d
tln "E}'ydl"nt "l converting Hic '",,s', IN.
pa s,>,!t' |Hiv Il tiH ~ 0i'n'h,isr.
The fourteenth amt fifteenth alncducut.,
.cir ilali- upon tic -rllii anal i"fjcl ri the
;>tl;ilu, ii. ilE',rnucl - The" ,!-'y"d Tire
'urt ulltln-c which il was mad g prevent.
hey were carried a"iiint the known VIII If
rallv every State IN the Union. hy shame
~ deception in the North and ly brutal
'in!,nr" in the south. MAY This la washed
n lrIhc i&d iur"ril"n:" Certainly not. Il,
nilg It, any pnrlinu nI our people are rr:i:-
nIIrtI Ia bear Tie iutorrahIc burden At l'u'
,ukC lhli> fastened upon them. need not sly
now much they have suffered already. nor ir,
~ conjecture how mitch they will he called
In rn,irc hereafter: hut ii is certain that amy
ordinary dr>pcti>ln would have been vi>i-
tatun Of mercy in comparison. When
we reflect Upon the nliinlrr and rapIrily OF
the thieves that have been upheld in their
piiiI~r Ivy nlrlll- of The negro governments.
we rNnn"t 1clp but regret The nnn.aduli"n
If Mr. StcTcn>s proposition. atrmioll> ~ il
VAS tor universal rouli>t.ltiun. Iiic irIii.
ciru> Consequences Of this rule arr tct i'll
;hr grurr;l IL Wyll ~ The local governments.
Il!r legislation II Congress i l,t-rlv con-
!rcI!rd ~ III representatives. of !hr carpet
bi. interest, anG the Worst :ct> u tho Exec
rltlyy administration II" don" = rIrl<" the
power which cOi1Gi$ lii" ucgroCs : lln' rHcr.-
in"-placc& OF the leagues. and drives thpm
t cnrc to the lol-.
Mr. GrrcirI election will mot 90 all That we
could wish To free u- from these evils: ii
will not even br Il popular condemnation al
the base ulcuns ly which they We're inflicted
tpun It's: but il will begin their process III
,,u,rHl extinction. II will give the white
lrop Il reasonable hope that the lwritahc
tr,llicS of their fathers blood HAY some
~ hr restored. In the mean time. if il
,c> not reverse the ailaindCr, ii will 1T least
Surc Il mrrriiul execution OF it. Demo
1tS who di>likcd Mr.. Grc2iry'> nomination
We reflected well. and think will support
II with ahnu,t perfect ulalilnllI. The
uight that victory will not give uH every
= n al once MAY diminish in some decree
rc rapture OF the strife" but it will not
mir the efficiency oil their support. for
~ are inrclIrd to their utmost CNcr-
by profound conviction that nothiu"
us election will save the country from Il
period OF mi>goycrnmcnt and perhaps
rtul destruction OF our tree institutions
am with great respect. yours. Nc.,
j. :. BLACK.
4. Pa. August ;. 1872.