The New York herald., 1874-09-26

my opinion That neither race viii or can submit to
ine snses Q. this o u II Is passed and carried INTO
ssi ,hsrs another evil which yin fol
elree your auenton. Pride o, may not always be
b. indeed one OF The obler instincts nature The
White asher LOOKS Win horror upon the possible con
alton with an Individual belonging the coIored
you'd regsri With teegs Of deepest repasnanse any
such relation between their children and the offspring
or.a feople OCCASION that have wa ched with
cernaton manifested by their race. Coored though
y as ,hs .s & sre VIA, ooa made IT hsn and they & DO
fieht my coored friends. abide firmly by the natural
% h! Ip's M whit M BE- to
81 isy us thai it- author framed it's provisions with
ihs south The evident object OF the bill is to bring
nssss.ary II plates the education Of the children
es1s SS m h N BY % sane tSqps apon IN s pe@sin @
he declared m substance that even II were shown to
ediealoaal pry,eses 10 separate schools such an ar
sns ss ee moi d hs Two Race. a hat sd ali
iisss q caste would be lost lha! the ehiaren would
Sy Sis in S0ri carosa IN t6e last st Prsae
il canvass that the people OF the North would never
nsads wn u esope esa 81 me Soatn aSrSss ne m
m % ne Sops M ~ hs, modes Of hsGs. & ana
n, Two sections must continue until thIs assimilation
ss,a take riass 90 not siye ms exact ianguase;
Rad his remarks, at the tune they made deep I'M
preston apon my memory. do not charge that Mr..
AysLGAsAros or THE R,cKs
Se woao een result Poyh 10 he
. se S ss M aa he. s
iatye man tmsng hs people was informed by the
wSe gave h; opiuoa Of % the eject Which the CIVIL
n s % Ss s Ss HCs aC doubt s ns
u he policy u educating ,ogeher the children OF the
issa % insrSaTrass 6sswssn ,Se@ ana that in he
u e or @ hs uesro ss wf h
dlsapp,a IRON The southern states ms man was
he results he se s s
re ss Sse 10 n hs PAM Wna h he
effect Of this bill, should become law and on the
from Mississippi thinks upon the same subject Inc
poey sought be BY A the 40 the the
bill, and the motives which ,mpeed them TO support it.
day elmer %res1y " or indirectly e any w pol
s oGei SS n yoa % bow s
such infamous project be deieaed 1t is a measure
ha,
%aa.ty tom Ss ' sui Y srssIsr evil. wSsh shssss
y na reet to be sought BY resort 10 orceS No. We
some who in iss @ exuSerance OF her patr Seem
n aO Of e s 81 h ssa Is
TO he nat ar" SO anxious M to en-
ea
passion sr ' war se" without % 'Sf quiet quiet
s sss not .saly in ss;qess At I'll, time have
S no
disposition upon the part the people to pro-
mote their ind uria interests develop their
protect the rights OF and OF property and
force the laws than prevails in our beloved State Mt
the present time Through the ballot box alone should
We seek TO drive
RADICAL PARTY FROM P0wER
and restore honest administrator Of public affairs
By preserving the union OF our party-hc party of the
country and Of good government-an allowing no
divisions weaken our strength, we succeed. We
Should strive also % secure the co operation Of good
every where We have already had the most
able indications Honest men who have acted with the
opposite party, disguised at its corruption bee sin-
ming to leave its ranks
He closed with on earnest appeal to his hearers
to support the conservative ticket the success OF
when would Indicate the Opposition OF public