Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-23
The Maryland Legislature.
SENATE.

| WEDNESDAY, Jan. 14.-Mr. Earle said
he proposed to submit II joint resolution,
which with the consent of the Senate, he
would read from his seat before sending it
to the desk of the Reading Clerk. He
then read the following joint resolution:
| WHEREAS there is at this time a bill pending
in the Congress of the United Stats known as
the supplemental Civil Rights bill, the purpose
of which is to certain social rights to the
negro race, and among t4sln that OF lntcrmIN-
ture of races in the publIc7schools OF the States;
land
/ WHEREAS by the provisions of this bill ucgro
children to be placed III the public schools
of the States a footing of social equality with
the white chlldic en- In violation OF the INSTINCTS
of race and in pre- udice of usagc4 which have
prevailed since the terrible conflict Of arms
which desolatcd our country, and which We all
Earnestly desire should be forever buried III OBJ
liviou and
/ WHEREAS, in the construction Of thc laws OF
our own State provision has been made tor the
education of both races IN separate schools; anu
| WHEREAS, on the second day of our present
session as cNInCive of the proper and liberal
spirit which prevails in our General Assembly
on this sub ,Ct, leave Mas obtained to report u
bill approprIating slo00oo to the education Of
the negro children within this cu.rcut fiscal
year; and
| WHEREAS this arran cement ofscpai ate schools
is entirely accordance with the wishes and
/ md rmTut ot the llirtt ( IN. TplbTPt
| race among US, : will appear by reference TO
an, J,urn i ,f a., ....i, t,,,,I Who's, n,,rrs
NAV b, cleaned the t,,t th,t r,,n.rnu. memo
rlalS OF the negroes were =, csvutcd IL giu" the
advantage OF having the races IN the schools to
| themselves in view of the, iIuDnrtaurc of keep
ing the races distinct, and uidlug the t'rilolr
consequences of mathematics, like ,l,il.ogl- "a
both aud
| WHEREAS such an attempt must stir up stuff
and greatly cNasPctatc thu races against each
manity shuddcrs. and
WHEREA- there's no necessity f,r such inter.
ference viii ann, hv r.t.r,l L. our school
reports from winch It viii be sc" that 'nF pcs
! en-, system i'f Tue education "' nero ,"'t't,"
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WHEREAS if The supplemental Civil Rights
bill should become Hw 'ts effect Viii be t.
onrr,t. H.. t,..,,,.,.,,. ,,r y,. .,.,.rn ~
education, greatly to the pr,i,.lc, II The cause
OF learning and the adNas.,c,",n' OF oug peo,'t,,
a'' wsrar,so,h,,,;or, ,u., u.:.,.n tho ,,rrft...
keen OMEN the f,,.teT,,cr wnIpds Which II has
been the careful policy Of on state to heal;
WHERE'S, in the ab. nee OF any necessity, Ne
must regard Su' act As :, 'l"to"siE opp ''7'N
nhu IiFs't anl 'al',' l,i ~'''
Btifysso,rtf That the Grncr.l Assembly Of
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and earnestly p'"tsSt nS'In'' such a'' a. """y-
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Iawso f ,i,ni,Ity in H. -. an.
which. IN the ruIn8us result. Of hya.iAgu-. IN.
s'ruot u. a to His wise purposes that 'H. r'rr"i
men, q. q i',S ini',' "' "i'"''7 - 'u' ~ ~
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grcs- of the Un:t-i STAT b, ,u.t,ust,,r ami aa,
Representatives respectfully requested 90 prs
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