, 1875-05-20

tlniAAnG8s To 10 H0t I'LL OF III H0jltlC4t AUQ
McCarlie's policy vaa tho only means BY which
that cnnld 10 acconnintictl.
What IN tho foregoing IL glvon ILLUSTRATED tho
temper nf tho majority OF tho people who aro
Join in II II It be pushed by sucl. Journals ~ the
Eirlsl,urg MfradL Tie ,lien wlloao vova lavo
given arc uono Of ihom Of the rsbb!o, nor hctivo
pol,tciana io1coft, tho eiitoB who may 10
rcckonnd stlcl,), but arn loading buslncas-mcn,
1nut-owncrs. and professional mon. accustomed
10 tleslInu with Affairs. and advised that thcir
viowa wnro asked for publication In TME Tntn.
! rsE. Thoy tep esons tin great prevailing ncntl*
ment In this quarter, tho tcAdenry Of which Ia to
tnako
Tun QUESTION or CoLon,
| tho dividing l,ne iu politics.
at Jackson. vas told tho feeling st vcks-
burg n. local but I found it at tho former,
! AMI scarcely modified. THO premises upon
which AcCnrdio bhaos lila oditosiaIa--the danger
! OF tho negro element IN politics, its incapactY
and igl,ofance-woro hvowod by o7cty man.
tnvo ono, mot at jackson, with as much cn,-
phnsla AZ by AtcCa,dle afll lis foflouera hero.
lhev contemplated tho sarno n,orcmont. without
| dtBc!oslng 1t 30 boldly al wonld be tono by tho
sten from ali parts Of tic s.ato.-partiss,
I lamrcrs, t,rors ese.,-attendIng tho United
States ana State Courts rc"echcea tho Same
! weok ago, Da.ksdato. editor Of tLe jackson
Ciarion was regarded tss leader u the pppo-
| Hitun to tho nhi.o-l.ne movement, aud 1t was
claimed TINT bis journal. which IL Of Etoat ntn.
onco throughout al.tst1ainpi, would kilt 1t and
the projscs for Consentfan witch IL hold to
mean tho declaration Of tlIn WAltc-lina EoIlcY.
[ Ii, tho atcst isauo Of The Clarion Ao las lcad-
or, from which is 70 10 Reen hoy hs Las boen
| "w,i1rrED IN"
| I extract tho following,
The C',y,en abo .rttcle rrnring that tho no
gro cgHiase1* A. tho las; aesn.e acted IL many ~
stances OH tho color lnr. unt yet srguos at the
whites must not orpasa tho whtS lillo against tho
ack iine y M ssys tar neFocs u'Mni'nou'y "sre.tca
sort Q! thing to rerAl1Le md cone'l'ae-p'e4sbArp
Mon''or.
published nrtlco seinR forth wA,t ws did say in
our own worl., than to ,aye oxpained onr tncaning
M - sny 81 t. or
the cocr Iina ~ the a. kra.ion uf ths Legislature.
Whites wy s bs fc~ppf =. n.s,,fs q as ts
them thr,r g.nun,l, and accept the denp,,co
Which shey hayo sa4in and u9an odcrad, tho meaning
The shortest eut 70 : good srssudiug With n
insolcnt bully H. to accommodate him with nEht
dcssred otIot. AMI, sncnis ia seen tlat the negro
leaders haYo coust ue tho repuguaucc Of large class
guiescen, in every oasuro Of wroug anl ln.u!t they
may dosie and carry out by organization Of their own
ns a s ~ ss
she latter 10 begin to hhl seriously Of olpo.tng
AnG!oss9oo organization to !s African aatigonia-
Tho Clarion adis at should ho well undeg-
stood that tue whites viii lave no raco.conhict
With the blacks, excep. au measure Of solf-pro.
tocLou." But tho assumption Of every whito
tnnn In Mksasippl, Who IL not Il Republican
ohico-bo'dcE 30 IA: ns eau gather, is, that =
race-con!scs. covert or afawed. IL noeessaEy a.
| "Meagure OF Beif.p. otect.on."
THE ABUSES Or WHICH THEY COMPLAIN.
Taxes ranging from 10 (and eynn 10 pat
cent, It ~ .igured). 'an enormous patronage
u!aced at tho Gorcruor'a dispoaal, including
tho nppointu. OF tho Judiciary, to be
exercised tor political puEposoa n!th ignorant
taxation IL, under tho Constitution, unlimited; !;
aud tho hard times, reaulttn. ircm last year q
failure Of tho cropa,-thors is no pcaplo MILO
[ would uot complain u, uor spare any effort TO
remedy. TLut tlless evils ara charGea1le 10 iu-
,ltvtuals, to carsupt o!lques. or to party eycn;
that they fail to demonstrate that every ncg.o IL
= thief, OF ia to be rlcasod ~ much !:
that, rs yoiora, ii is incra1lblo that
.hero Ia any ''raceeouaIot. it Is futile to argue
All these .toutraEes" are Just such "a tho poo
nlo Of tho NORTH would seek to remedy. not
throngl, conflict Of races. Or BY Intimidation,
tho lega! tribunals. Tic theory lete IL, TINT
tho intelligence should rule; not that 1t ,o, rule
il intel!,Xens'y o1erulsod. Tho dogma that in
teiigence elould rulo, In tho Ee,lse that the ig-
rad out would deprive the negro Of tho
ballot. Ha has 1t haro, aud his class Is the
.nnjoEity; and tho ouly molo Of putting tho
Government IN the hanas OF intolligencc, as sbsy
! "
Eyon should the wllte-lno policy he 1doptod.
na now aoo,ns hot improbable, and should It
buccccd, 1t can no moro DO nan'9lne than
could bs tue know-NothinS folly II re-
chlsvous negro -Noihinasln, and nuke .
tho b,aakH moro pllabte tn tho hands
OF advsnturereEs aud caspet-baggers. But
once auccosxtnl. there will bo developed. through
personal jcalousias, through political antece-
dents ana traditions. two parties. each Of which
| WOULD n1D fpH THE NEGRO yoTE,-
Mt toast after the PtCHLcatial CANVASS. It Ia duo
to tic people Of tho State 10 add. that. even in
OF determination to wraak vengeance Oh tie us-
Gro perhaps bocauso it iR felt that that would
moi bo tolerated. But tho docrlno that ho must
bo "el,mitased from pols'cn " rould nhtur-
tv.-which could only 10 done by
oxtons wan found practicable. The lateut feal-
Ing, ono cannot but doteot, ts TINT Conservative
National Administration, Al was said 10 inc,
"lhat would aid us in securing tho coutro! Of
titis alats,"'ls oonnted on to colntenanco sueh
elln,hnsion OF tle negro from politics. ThiH
continent l encoln:ored ut jackson, rs wall as
here, aud lind entertalued hy men from all parts
OF tte State.
Tie present feeling o! uneaslnoss, tho bad
temper, tho nollons Of the y ava era that have
survived slayory 7ni9h! posaib. II 10 some gentla.
nen lhayo met predict would TO the caso) ba worn
out III ths canvass vi lieut. provoking Slolenca !;
attot which tho saso would settle down to Al or
doEly And satisfactory condition As llas ArAan-
sas. Bat tho Garland movement did not Ruc-
coed by such policy a. 10 here advocated. nor IL
tho CANVASS sot about IN the same fashion.
Neither are the men who now ure doing noHt to
give II shape. Of auell typo as Garland
aud ills ssaociatos In tla leadership,
outcome. but fnraijnles, rather. rehewsd bitter
noss, rsyiyal OF violent preIndccs, and
"nApE o9NrL,rT
that tl,rcateua tho pnb'io peace. Wise councils
i Ir>fnt Tl11rE ia 3r1u lien Hfafl
who give out the utteraucoa ono may hoar
which ronnd startling to any man eherisling
faith In tho ability Of tho people 10 rule then,
Helvaa. tor themselves. justly aud wiselY. These
aro only faots to iudloato What result may be OK
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