The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-29
alrI,mond <llspatr!l.
away MAY 20. 1915
No.thnrn LIGHT to steer by.

W. cannot withhold from that ta'fn'co
fn,,nal cur approval Of ITS appreciation OF
-. Federal sNnsti,u,ion. and our thanks a.
southern journal for its just views OF the
a.licr that should be pursued towards tue
>,,,b--thc policy that is most con~'>'eo'
own he CONSTITUTION. and the policy 'hs' >
,,.s.s and best calculated 10 preserve 'He
5,c,,tv AMI consistency Of the Union.
s,, few day. Stree i, had An article sym
..h:v;np to a considerable extent WIN lfe
,,;,,,ns ct Mr.. EATON. the newly eIceseo
,:,,,d Stale. Senator in Connecticut. In
..i. crtjo,s the Yirncs boldly declares ths'
..,bs right Of the States to govern 'heu''
..i.a.,. a. dear 10 the people as ever II wss.|
.n1 It Point. te South CaroiiDa "a an IN
..,srca of the bad consequence 81 hrc"h"S
,.c~n that feature under the C"hst''''''"n
=: .ur fathers, which protected the S'a''S
,o,c anarchy and barbarisn. In tha' >'a'e
:. ~. negroes, assisted by the raScNiis
,,,,!s. "ltsa,s. have swallowed up among
,...,o pretty nearly all the private property
~ r.. State and robbed and ruined the h'-
,,.s ahite citizens more thoroughly than the
a.. rad DONE II ADDS: The very '"'-
.,rn, Of the State is thief the Legislature
i. Gang OF thieves. this repupi'cs"
yov--rmcnt. such as il guaranteed U! tue
,..p>,i,u,,ou :" asks tho Times. ION Inc
r.a,r.rv." il SAYS. lit Is government VI
x..eh the Republic has every reason TO be
...s:,iiled.
:, IenotIpces the Senate for ite sen.
.inro,a difference to the dead, showed
% ,..ssipg the clvil-ri"htS bin, when they
.noo,d have based legislation on csrt'ni
md rise regard for the hrina than "n'co
n,,s,ag In politics can be more true.
10 short, the Times cuts loose lr"in e"'"
-,.!..men and declares thai II na' 'e'7 ni'
o,.s,;op whether We have not done enough
~. ,.yr,,. whether lie reeds more pro-
,-,.;,o from the white man th"n the WINE
p.o ,c+-ds protection from nun. IL ueclaies
=, :, Mr. EATON, The new senator, lpterds
.,r.,sc these quc.ti"nS, he cannot be sup
,r... ID by howl. ana groan,," and it will
NO, soin in ANY such modes of suppression,
,.,r 'nyor the taking up these questions
., ,na Republican purity. This would be
ar o,,rc conducive 10 the prosperity OF Inc
earn, -,n,I 10 the cause Of good government.
:. ovT ana hereafter. than the he&GtonS
=. r. sage OF sentimental bills in favor of tie
n~g-v."
t,.,tly what Is on foot we cannot see
-. rope i great deal. The Times, after the
Il f.~tion OF tie Tri6uD", became the malli
representative Of the Republican party IN
<.w York. That it now sets its face against
n -yoedieut resorted TO hy the leading Re-
..ur,i,an- eli the United states Senate IS sur
.ri,,oy. How are we to solve the problem
,:ch.ss we adopt the solution that some OF
~ wiscst OF Republicans find it best for
~. : party and best for the nation that some
900. a-vative check shall be placed upon IN
.,u f-,tcncy and barharsm. and that some
.,,ltr respect shall be paid to the ConStitu-
riao through rce.tab>hu9 TO just coDsiitu-
ii,r.; degree the auth ri.y OF the states
~i,cn their boundaries.
Tie Time. il TOO sagacoCs paper to |
ms &. this movement Without consultation |
r-,,-r class of Republicans. AID when We
Ill; - The article Of Monday noticed by Us |
.r,.. :. the very decided editorial which ap- |
:-.,r.d in that paper on Wednesday, we
and strong ground for the solution We
aro'e suggest. Certainly if Republicans
49, aot already entertained the sentiments |
:, erased by the Times they will be forced |
ir,u them very soon.
". take occasion TO copy from the Times |
,oi. cry strong article. Reading it, we arc |
eir,> 20 to Tie conclusion either that it has |
Jared company with General GRANT or he
:. ii. veto the ciyiI-rights hill should it pass.
i:,l, :Yen it's passage we have good reason to
1cn,t. The South stands ready to Join the
,,,":y that takes up the cause shouldered by
:n~ Tines Whoever he be he will be our
Sn-:s,
The Times says:
PROTECTING" TIE NEGRO.
..agn The clvil-rrh,s bill re chcd vote In the
,~a.:a on SATURDAY morning, after continuous
- /, lad seven wera paired in lis favor making
'"irr?ix in all. Thus he bin passed one branch
81 National Leg islature by minority vote for
t i*cacd two votes Of obtaining ma ority OF the
senate. The passage OF The till in the Senate
~" of the purpose Of the Republican party. The
asie has yet to be discussed In lhe House, and We
cope chat 1t win be thoroughly discussed. without
tutn3 regard 70 The votes Of the negroes.
IT "a Greatly 70 bc regretted that The debate upon
;nr oiE In the eenate Gid not take wider range.
~ tes more honestly with the facts. II there had
democrat fairly and fully fle real
objections 70 the bill IL Is quite possible that even
me 1andates OF Senator summer could not have
- itar, due more 70 sentiment than convictlon,
M >coid have been destroyed had the merits o.
That this il the case was shown by the tenor Of
NJ aoeeches 10 favor OF the pi'l a. an e1ampe,
Gas ma large experep &c in public sfiirs Yet he
QUA snd nothing better 70 advance In lis behalf
H:a be oaeh ea ssap The Simple susce Of the
,rovt:tons of the bin Is se!t-evidcnt" That Is
way Of settling the matter ma In stating
.,5n Of the case with bis usual shrewdness
81, force. He says that no !ld more Is
,nai Sc excluded from The accommodations Of pub
lie Inns. OF public highways, of public schools; nor
pail his remains be excluded from restng In pub
t.e :lo tiecluies TINT the bill Lays not sp ounce
a'sa: upon any man Of any color, but lifts bur-
.icn. from some" and he expresses his surprise
.'.Sl such bid should meet with opposition I'm the
>pste OF the United States. This is The spirit in
Mica legislation in the present Year Of grace IL
rrried out
Nobody would think for moment OF making such
Law IS the one now proposed for The benefit Of lhs
'ish or German Immigrant and II is not singular
,l the popular seIse OF justice, which is always In
Trace of that Of legislators, should be alieady
'9"iog why the negro .houid bc thus especially Ia
.%rea. If Is intended to break down social prrju.
<hrts ~ Will prove futile, for these are and have
- teen beyond the reach of icsSl enac,menls
= u Is desisned 10 give The negroes rights
Wnlth arc not accorded " other cl,Sses Of
Mnlzens, II VIII be equally dead letter for he
e1nle viii not tolerate amy distinctions in the law