Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-24
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That tho work Of rsconstzuctins The rsbsllious
ssaeea has not reached ths rssults that would b.
desired ID plain. No ons prsssnds II has. The |
situation IN nearly every ono OF the States that |
went Into rsbsuion u unsaasfaceoey Not only |
those that Ass Republican In their vote, but |
those that are Democratic, ars In condition |
that gives pain to svsey sincere ffisnd Of good
government. In South Carolina, scheming and
dishonest vlrs-Puiefs, dsoslvins The oolorsd vo-
tefs, nave pinndsred the state and In Tennes.
a'e 'ue 'smp0f Oh the heoslhon still prevails
enu niAn1eass 'tsen an "ur0ef, arson, and out
Hse. "n'en OF tnsse conditions IN the worss2
AA's nAs oeen comparatively safe In South Gar.
oana1 SINCE the suppression q the ku-Klux,
WINE !" 4snnesseo-ss IN Alabama, and other
Daoo.A"c ssasss-there has been, 1t frequent
s. eVivea spant OF violence which took
~ ooJso" tue unonsnoing colored people.
NJ c0sn'n'sssd aots a. which humanity shuddsrs,
| "sy again. WnAon - worseI
| We 10 NOV ~ Ah mean TO palate the rsscali.
- Vi men "Hs Aosea ,ybo has bAAn axed in
..-S ~ w .,uer Governor" although IL n
@.s ns''' ,,a,... thu. III. condition Of afra;rr
18th c.rol,n. h,, bean prorslv exsesers.sd.
~. sn,ro.. ,hara are not in any vorsa condition
.b.n those Of virginia, which tho Democrats
| ..,yed and held almost imme&,i.talv after the
o,o..a ana ths fave. are not higher. mr.
,ha i;.,,a.s a, account of "a. sslos .nv
$500 thar ,hay ara and ,or va,,. have b..n ON
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without excusing or endeavoring to diminish the
misconduct which has characterized tue s.vsrr,
d man, If sorth c.ro,,n. Iou;s,.,.
. y. 80 ~, A'.A, and othel
states. II IL 20 Dc ssAa WIFI truth that the out
q vhors tina o,d ps,a, r,,,. ~. a.. - ~.
= s Wv .oo'i RUE mas 'he upper nam
= "ave oeeh ihhnitely more serious. Our people
:. not know the extent to which crime has gone i
" the sont, an, ,,,.v II. h..,, ,.,..,.,-,
le H.. "A s1oy n~'e use" 'eos"''y 10" 10 "
In ne'e--eVeh many Hepnbiicans--that the storie
:. of outrage upon the black people and upon whit
!" ones, too, for political ressons were exapuerate
At or entirely imaginary. To gain a co,,.ct view,
te 9 AosAin Aeos'oe. v'e~'
a necessary 70 nave comprehensive history Q
~ | the case, such As has heep recently fu,
Oh nisbed by Congressman H.vs a, A,.h.m,
lie M. .,,.o;so ..o;t., -. ~. ~, ...
10 mo 'Po0'''e ioe''@A VI tue eoio-bioooeu mu
den and outrages in his own section Of ALI
ic bsma and the ueiRhbo,inx counties os M,.s;ss;r
10 ri il srt-sickenine. and the creab;,tv os hi
NJ report is beyond doubt He was h;msalf IN
" largest stakeholder in Alabams. wa. in the Cor
r federate Army throughout the War. but ioine
IL honestly and heartily in the work of Recon..rrc,
Il ion, and was therefore force, N be a Renuh,
call His word is good. and here in a ssmn,e r
what he il Obliged to say q;
every midnight bresza br;,us T., N. m. A,
ing groans Of some man, who has fallen in til
1t s;na 1' rsn ;.. anu M Up 70 tns time nc
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