The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16

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.,-,,thcru ahanti"pists. h'' ''"'
S..,. rather T., their haired 81 me ao"'"'' "
..,.,,;,, ,lrn TO their love for the negro.
IN, n,ndcd their eyes aud rendered them
.:t IN farm; 4 corycc; iud ;,mcnt .: 10 the
...rr,'> proper position In the community.
lam, il has been a mystery how The mas Sc>
,hr North could 81 long have lcen in
,fs.,.., IL ,,,omc the tools Of the abolition
-; The bias ui larc. Mr.. liLnRErr
~rr>,rR would call Il. i very strong. In"
caucasian does not admire the negro, the
1l1ngol. the Indian, or the Malay. He stands
for hi own race against all others, and, II
there be ANY truth in the doctrine OF the
.,>ttlyiyal of the t,tc>t." he viii ultimately
nr.tiav every foot of the carth's surface 10
,.,, exclusion and the extinction of all other
r~,,~s a men. irt This proud tattA.
-.1t. - h exist, III the northern States
- til, Union, has, ever since the CONCLUSION
IT IT,. lltr civ war. been 80 operated upon
* the bias OF locality and the bias q! IIs-
,r;oti>n. IL he SrppoSc> II 10 lac, rs 10 seem
10 ilyc los, altogether his bias OF race. Bal
,hr law of hcrcdit, will. sooner or later,
overcome TINS deviation from tn" established
characteristics of iic caucasian. and The bias
81 race will assert il power. The negro
Nil then 1T reiniitcd 10 hi proper place in
society. This time is near III hand. 1t VIII
lc when III" bias of patriotism and locality
=; operative against the southern people
>h3l have been lost sight Of III the distance
which will then be between u, and the late
evil war. That il is not yet here Is evidenced
hv the fact that the Legislature of New
York. II lis last session, passed Il law pro-
,iuiny that "by no reason OF race. color, or
previous condition of serNitldc shall amy
citizen be excluded from the full aud equal
enjoyment OF any accommodation. advantage,
o. facility furnished by inn-keepers, COM
mon carriers, coaches. railroads, steamers,
rtr..I licensed owners, manager, OF leSsecs I'll
Theatres or other places "t amusement, or
.,.hootS, by trustees. commissioners. >lprrnl-
tculcntS, teachers. or other Officers uI conf
l.!on schools aud public institutions Of iCarll-
M, OF by cemetery assocation>.'
Ii is Que thing, however, to pass IL law,
and another thing to enforce it. The firing
upor Font sumter excited unbounded en-
thr-ilsn in the southern States. but it also
,trotl>ci universal Indignation and a desire
for revenge in The nurtncTn States. 50 the
ru,.a-c Of this ltw has excited the slititud,,
and tie aspiration, Of the negro, but la,
also aroused the preutiiccs and vitalzed the
i.tI> O. race of the whites of New York ::
and tie nero may yet have cau>c TO rue the
day that eyer iic opened fire on this line. OF
,...,,r-, tho r.,,l. nr <.v. Work ,r. p,tur,,v
.,,,,,.,,.'
- h'>'lle - '''e nero IL any ''"'i ''''E"-
~I1n> ana II cHilnot therefore be rPi>"i"'h'
- ,S.cct them 10 sit down at Il Grmnr-ta',lr
rr i, l,py At III, 1hrltrc next Ia :; u.-ra.
,r,.o-,, ,,o,,.o,,c. ,l,r, .i,,.
>'' w.
"'"H'f 80 i'"- IL Il WAS "'''H ~ >'''" ~ "
'r'ih that N'r" exposed 10 'h'>" 'h"'@h'~
-. but nnN that they themselves arc called
,;,.,r "a submit f. the same, the, wear That
.n,.,. .,iI, ,,, .,,rl if
-. .;,,,., :,
'',' >''''s ''''' .'">' '''' XIV" ~
NV torN 'hy uhlcr the nc" f"-ohc
u-In7, Nr. nlX"N. rc-tauratcur, and
th., vtl,,r Two against LISTER WalLAck. of
I'L.,ir.. W., ,,tot, tb,, ira.
''' -
@i"'' dc>"r'l''>"" u 'hc ohc'lcc commit
:c'i in each case:
"Gu Aprjl l.. Robert Hamilton md Fred
s.;irk {, Fuller. twn rolor.i rcn. purchased
.;,,i;rt, fer Wallack's Theatre of the agents
VI Lester Wa|lack, the licensed owner OF the
Theatre, The next MINT they presented the
tickets III the entrance to the JoorkecIcr.
who refused to admit them and told them 10
70 The ticket accent and get their money back,
They said they did not want their money
l.,,E. and insisted on Going i'm, I'pou thi,
i,,,, doorkccper jumucd up md said. .Yo,
do, liza and took hold of them and violently
pushed them back. Hamilton said: That
j. AN assault, sir and after another attclnpt
10 enter thew went away. Several white per.
IONS entered While the DISPUTE WAS takinu
riacc.
",.r,in: ON fhr evening of Auril DIST
,ylm,s n. Fnwl,r and Lewis Ni,rhI t,o
,,ior.,i citizens. nurcla>rJ .orh :, tirk,, or
thr3urn, for Walack', Theatre n,y;ur II 10
,n, The twn. On nr,.,cntin" ihcm -, ~.
cutr,nrr on thr s,n,n ,.ynn;,,, ,h,. n,,,, -,
1h. ',.n tn,J the,, ,hn, .r,,,' ~"
N;,,.hl md EulInr h,r,,oI ,jn ,.,,n.,,,
1."i tEnt. nI ,h.n s,, ru '' ~, ~ >i ";
WHO n.nnl,. w,.r,. ,,,,r Th.,, ,.,,,, t,Li
l., ~, MN thar tL,,. ,.n,,rd mn, -. j., ,rLa.. |
a'LrI ,,hy ~. ,n,,I .',;,,i ,';ti; a..
theatre vtLout MAXIM ,,v roniy on,i ,nnn |
rri,.rn,d win, mnnI.,, !, ~. lan,l'. n,'a Iii
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