The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03


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Esr naAsty tea ySsfs 100 sxlststsos els oG y,
staDf knprehensieH of military cr ONE, ~
ferferenee from without has pasted tne yuss
saif.eoyernmento OF this people mas deraDgeu
sinn hinfiered the. revival OF trade and COM
,ncrcial enterprise, prevented the influx OF Inn
miorat,on and cay,ital, and subjected whole
communities to the rule OF the Implying
stranger. who has wasted the fruits OF the1r
iahnr and eaten IN their substance. IL may
no eafelv affirmed that the period OF recon.
ssr,,ct;nn has visited upon the southern
s,asea Greater material losses and injuries
shan rasn,tcI from the preceding four years
~ ,nar s Tho mosr anspicious day for the
ba,,s. AMI v,e,Lheing of the whole country
LII L. that In which the great eyport.pro-
Mm 1S,atas arc restored &, peace and pro-
m,s.ssa energy IS being restored to their
cnnstitnt,onai rights snd relations.
Rnt o,,r rompiete deiIversnce depends In
M ANAL measure mon the wisdom with
syhich ourselves shajl utilize past lessons
and conoinp onnortnnitIes. It Is to be
na .a,. nsst ~ Sbe moral mower of our
n.s,sss. y. ,a.y nonet,trt,nna, trust. II our
uusn.y . I 49, no SnIf,iiad their very fulfil
tIesen. no :. With aeu eyIcencles. 10 be
Ineus s'ss.. ~ and osnf,iv met The
Wen unu Nssusaar sat,iod nv the recent
new 0tean.e olut .,,o Eaas-si CONSTITUTION.
amehethents W III 80 En-, ereet domestic
VIII sIana .ha ~, ross an ma viii be len to be
| p .ovies ,t 4. n,,r ,nassisted strength aud
! $780, avn ba2ard. We NAV rest assured OF
psSu. v ~ snnn 90 Tho reneai or judicial an.
suSteo. 90 IN aaeorco,,art Ia ere sball neace.
nu,u'en: =. -. 60, a. horassment and an
tuny ieneso o 20 n;I;tarv and other coercion
gLencns:..IIa ,,. cd froy, the ;ntermeddlinp Of
| loa mnI;ticai advent,,rers within. AS soon
Gte aanna and lsrt tn adinst their own rela-
Mons nc the the rsces viii be brought clearly to
,nderStand their respective destinies, and
mutual cooperation and goodwill will enlist
them in working out common welfare.
| I locking to the preponderant numbers OF
| rho rUhita race. to their constantly augment
H. reJot;ve strength: to their gress supe.
n,S q, aynar;ence- edncation. and enlight-
,,ant To the truth that intelligence Is a
oa;m s;,nnort Of free institutions, We cannot
En,,bt fhat tha better onalified and superior
por,ion nf the neonle can. will. and ought to
aonsro1 and administer the domestic govern
marts. Henceforth let It be understood of
ii tbat fhe noIiiical equality of the races, is
sattiad and the social equality OF the races
] T. SattIa6 ,;mnossihiIity. Let IL be under.
s,on5 ~ OH thai any ORGANIZED attempt on
sSa mart of the weaker and relatively dimin.
ish;nr roce To dominate the domestic go
rarn9onts ia the widest chimera of political
snsan;tv Tet each race settle down In final
rasionation to the lot to which the logic OF
ua5.s hoo ;nexorshIv CONSIGNED II. When
I enorn;c;n,,s intermeddIing which hes irri.
sateS Tho relations Of the races shall cease,
tho waoker race will look with grow Ing con.
snH go" TO ma FIR the protection of their
r;nhts. and their fidelity and services In the
trs;nr nar;nds of the mast, their de-
cynds s e snI comnarative helplessness.
pend donsands ~ bnmapitv and onr q nm we'll
ny u' ui, ;rnnai Nc 10 cccord them iustice
ueins, al ea0lna n,;tb . ~emsroms hand The
anu pensI ~ tbot racs are anaaoed IN an nm.
theupsts ~ t 1.,tI' Touer,u snS The ner;ons
squa, %; of Sudden freedom Their
sespm NOV sUtt,ce IN secure livelihood
for themselves, but They who were once val
liable laberers and producers are now con
tributing no increase 10 the aggregate
Wealtn. a WISE sts, , ."M IA. .'..
them W Alut to1,a W." anoonrona tham To
: :n.nS aau tha;r nossaSs;ona and comforts nv
/ r. I'll al
snS MI, anioras their indnst ries' CON.
,,f. tL.;r syonts cultivate their minds and
draw ont their hest capa,ities. so that their
now inert force shall be made an active in-
strirnentality and welded as a great pro.
1 ductiye mower in augmenting the common
wealth and prosperity.
! The coIored man is on trial before the
ewes Of the world. 1t is mainly for himself
to prove his race worthy of its new political
relations. 49,, o.:o -,
- .n net ne o, No a aas ~ Do wrong We
sre told old Il Is not safe to make a single mis-.
sase Lot Of nc reject the teachings Of policy
higher. political and moral level, let us do
/ what we know, to be right, for the sake OF
! the right, yielding to no sickly ephemeral
prejudice at home. and moved neither by
menaceS nor by Establishments from without.
! ..,.,. JAMES L. KRkpER.
| n, ot;or &c NJ uo,,.n,v tho rnossaoe
~ tnUs'u. t, ". tmhio aud son nn, rio nrdersS
was aau On ss .uI,e ana yoy tna Eans,a
~ NC piin''u 10 ~ 'ne '.'e - 'N' ''
| RULES ADOPTED.
On motion of Mr.. THOMAS, the rules
/ adopted at the last session of the Senate were
adopted for the government of the Senate at
lhis session.
| BILL INTRODUCED.
| Mr.. OuRsEsBERsY presented bill entitled
an act to- amend and resnact an act passed
4 nriI 90 1874. to release The Common.
uealth,s claim r. certsin real estate 70 the
ho;rs IF Eraderiok nav;d Taro,h PioceJ
IN The calenSar ~ 'N ' : "''
y ~ roa,;on of NJ Now, -, tho co,o.o al
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