The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-09-30

la,iou. for us. No such legislation has
ever been sasssstsa-nene saeh ever viii Re. The
object of the evil rights ei is 10 destroy tse last
Demoerssie National canven ton said It Mas the
ever. this deslaFatea Was made to iass saIs Tor
E issss sRS n Tsi,o, ,s e e say
/ party sot tine 10 make better ones
l have no tms to day, nor IS il my purpose, g
] .nselsed pests ny N4rnest sanaorts l esI,sfs
j nest worthy Q. animation that fears 70 strike
down the smallest right Of American eltiEenshap-
whe have ss sora Is p Ie cut Zen LANDS +
/ the humelest and lowest ef the human race
il IS as unTise as i is unjust to iseEiIn mate By
/ law between different races Of citizens. One law
strength Of siiy does not lie in breath Of wall.
depth OF ditea. or height Of rampant. The man
Preservation. It must defend il At the balie,
/ COX and on the field Of hattle. The men who
work shors. must carry the m askst and Weld the
sword, The, laborers and artisans in peace be-
African race are Citizens Of the Republic. nearly
million Of them are voters, made SO by the vel,
as such BY the ten5ti s They eontribnte
their labor toward the aevelopment Of our ms
to the taz-sashsrer. and have stood;
and are expected to stand hereafter. Should
citizens in defense OF the Nations liberty and
honor To people occupying such relation 70
the government, a true craftsmanship suggests
sgaual rishts and equal protection under the law.
cure 70 every citizen the best Opportunity. 1t
should sIFe every lncen,lye to aetlViti
cast-. on ignerance and prejudice is repreach
ne ana GhF ar, "a psoPIs VIII; ms = problem OF
settled i viii ever be kept IN the foreground Of
our political CONTROVERSIES II eEce settled for
the right, it viii be lost sight of IN season. and
hike its kindred measures OF citizenship ard en-
acknowledgement. viii be accepted and backed y
1t must come. or in its agitation the eelored man
must, sooner OF later, ,r, !. resu ,Lts.A has
fool does in the end. wise man does in the be-
ginning. 4 man can never be good citizen,
feeling the fun measures OF the responsibility
that position, so long IS he Is, tor no act OF his
own, degraded by the laws OF his country. II
edueated- Il you would have him achieve hon
9raS PIE. qisfnet,0n give MN an e9aal eaanse.
OF slavery have crushed a and ,ara'sed every Gle.
them 10 swim with millstones about their necks.
nor to win the race when we deny them an even
occupy higher and lower positions in life. They
are unequal IN strength IN Intellect, IN morals,
prejudice has ever closed the doefs 81 the Church,
the theater. the hotel or school against
il Is not pretended that equality Of soeiai position
exists among US. We regulate that matter fer
stances. We admit whom we please to our fami-
ly circle and elut the door on whom we viii. The
serves in our National Congress with Wits men.
ana all this has not changed IN the slightest, the
There Is a law Of equality on which the Rcpub-
lean party plants Itself one which It will never
abandon, be the fight ever so disastrous. All
men are alike equal in the right to life. liberty
ana ae d9ss a hs @ 5 al
start and sn even chance IN the race of life then
let him T9 y sT bt w 6 The zeal M wGgd
that he might, run well. sWe believe that
Storm ases he OF e INTO g ry be sS
swim safely through the pillows. General Butler
erysta lizod the whole Rsqubiean gospel 9f equal;
fltY the EXPRESSION: = Let be the equal
of every other if he can be-" The Republican
Is lessiation and into is defonse It's best and
bravest hearts have gone down in the of bat
leaving ali men. at all times. without the inter,
veution OF law, free to settle for themselves their
social relations.
THE sEw REBELLION IN TIE SOUTH.
Many portions of the South are in state Of an
in whole sections of those states lately in rebel
knife seem to hold high carnival there. The
coiored people have been charged with being
every day for month past. have startled the peo-
had already begun. According TO these reports
from conservative quarters the freedmen were
ter of the white people. Carpet-bargers from ii
North-Republean .seaiawags-had melted them
character of the dispatches from Austin and Cau-
shatta. We stood appalled,. and expected to hear
murdered innocents. At one time Austin was
said to have been in the hands of four hundred I
mysterious way we are net iniorIned-thst no
outrage was committed person or property. /
bent on and desoation. were captured with
out the loss Of a single white man. Two colored
read from the Assooia.ed Press dispatches:
rived here this morning bringing INTELLIGENCE
had arisen against the whites and threatened
their determination. Letters to night by courier
state taat so arned NEGROES ,,aa assemblies below
forcements from all quarters. The town is guard I
has also mhse from WE Se e WePe4 pers
who brings substantially the same inform al on - i
THE ringlesders are captured and there is great
e5olelns over ths peaeetul Termination Of vast
next dispatch: Again. f,so negroes are dead and
only one white man. Ao-p9rden mo. fellow 4
coincidence these Iingieaders sheriff and
deputy sheriff. two tag collectors. register and
They were captured by a mob, compelled to re- +
sign ths1r oilices by . mob. and murdered ~
p0Ffe evidence that may be ken that that these
men stimulated the colored people to revolt.
Tritoheil and HoIisnd, Cain and Howell have
passed out of the reach Of human tribunals.
as exceedingly strange that in all these oonfiets
in which the eoioTed PEOPLE said TO have taken
whites so iittle. Take the Grant PARISH ssacre {
WITH in lis report Of the STAR. says NY
The Courthouse WAS fired and the negroes
were slaughtered as they lett the burning buTid-
ing. After the resistance ceased. sIxfy-fzTe 4
eEroes. TERRIBLY mas3reated. were found dead
near the ruins of the gouFt-house. Two of toe I
assailants were wounded" +
These instances. and / cosld reeite r1any. vim
dioete the eotored people ard pat 20 shame the
cIaxss that they have seen the oiez aers in these
occurrences. 1t is said by Others, who have NJ
faith in their ability to deaae the people By at
tempting TO throw the respo disabilities Of these
oUtrages wholly upon the regro. that the chaotic
snd lawess condition Of the South IS the result Of
Radical naisTule. who. asked our distIn guisti-
ed executive. 'would buy lard for his son or
daughter in the Carolinss louisiana" re- Il
turn the question with emphasis: Nho would
have his daughter son take Hp his sbod- IN