, 1875-03-08

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Iiepor.er-What IL = colorod cue.t sl,onlsl in.
tis, upon otet'ns o''' Of tho other dinins-
Sir. WI toll yoa ho hhs no such privilege
either, II wh!.e or black, Civil Ilghts or no Civil
lights. ... .
your rarlors, resdipY-tooniH, billiatd-roons, and
u(iicoi
Mr. w.-Yes, I suppose ho will; but Tint will
not nstorially inufe our business. It IL eteet,.
ing In bed wlol, might bAvo boon occupied tho
previous night by co!oscd guest or u hitting
At tho eamo iablo with negro that would DO ol,..
jec.el TO by particular ,sllito people. I'boso
things. A. told you, can te rolncded in tbs way
NeIprter-Thcn you think the nov bill tyi,,
not work you any hatul in huaineaB wtyf
Mr. Wit cannot III tho way view II. I
shall not give mysolf any trouble about 1t before
tho trouble comes.
At lilo Grand lilo rroprietors had .,so rolirod
lca7t, no colorcd traveller has 40 set mslo ap1l-
ratious at nnv OF otlr city lo:els ant ,p,nantled
tho practical benenls Of ths ciy,l-lliHhts Iilt
vtn11HIAn PAnr,aAx VIEW.
Tha Rscllmond 1thtg Ia very bitter towards tie
law, but oounsola ac1utcecenco tLetcin, ~ fol-
lows: ..
Now that tho famous Ciri1-niglts bill has at
last become law, It !.ehooyoa but, races in tue
6oath to accept It calmly, and, il po-s;blo, to
ayesa and ayod al bucI, serio,iH ses,|,s. 10 thn
aan purposes ct desperate politicians, 1t is Do
sired and designed shall iow from ii,
att liz natural that there should 10 feeling Of
evaporation on tho part Of tin white people
grade. And It 10 natural that. Among the most
ignorant and unref'ectIng of tic cn1orcd n,o,,,
t!luro should ha emotions of prIdy Of gratitica-
ton, aud Of Joy. But tho ~li.o pooplo Of Tho
yoa' ta Infer 9s psse'Rs' p =. es.i,s to
thsoatB. hare been 30 echoo1cd aud trained
through len trying years that tn heroic fortitudo
and Hs1f-contto1 they are unsurpassed in TIM
civilized world. They haro tho good tcnso. too,
for tic privileges thus thrust upon p ill., xnd
tl,ero arc nomo Of tho mose Intelligent,
sagncious, md thoughtful OF tho blnck
people. who; borrower far ,l.oy may
10 from reaching into the iepthe Of tho future
have sufficient appreciation Of the immediate
surroundings Of tho aituat1on and enough OF
sslf-respact, VIC trust, to induce them to dis
countenabco tuaolent fusrnaions upon tho mo-
protieB Of sosia! life NJ 1t is now In tho South,
mud in tho na1nc OF peace, and for tue sake OF
tho existing relations between tho two races. to
repFcss az fur ns practicable any BHagecrinr
bfavndo or insulting invasion Of personal tights
to which othors Of their color mny he moved
either By tho lnschinationa Of bad wllito men bo.
hind thonl, or By their own diepoaitiou. to ex.
empfy their liberties in liccneo that canuot DO
endured.
This is . juuoturu In tho social aud political
affairs Of tho southern people, both black and
white. Which dntnands tho ut1noHt cootneBs and
caution On tho part Of each race TO prevent a
condition OF disorder and animositica whicl, NAV
rapidly lead to results runouH to all our indus
tries, az well ~ destructive to every safeguard
Of tic freedom OF cvery nat whether ho bo
c'assed with the Caucae.au OF the African. The
pasaage Of tho Civil-1tghtB bill is tho final prep
nratton OF q mtno Which Tho l.adical leaders
nre now expecting to be exploded by tho South,
not only for the annihitation Of her own uber-
ties. bur ns the effect of that effect for tho oyes-
throw of Republican institutions and Tho cstab-
labmcnt pf the Imperial power in place Of them,
"Let nB dBappolnt thom III their deyt!Ish do
signs. Let ua lnfeat them In their Infamous
efforts to provoke Us to violence that they nav
bring bayoness against tho breast Of Virgins
and lmpala hor for their PURPOSES OF plunder
md persecution. Let ua obey their Law a. long
as Is is law and soon-vcry soon. wo homo
the question will be very quietly carried before
tho 8uprcme Court Of tlle country. where, no
llsve littlo doubt II that great tribunal can con-
tinuo FREQ till then, this usuEpatory and revolu-
tlonary net Of M expiring Congress, controlled
by an expiring party, will DO pronounced violatiyo
Of tho Constitution, and, therefore, not binding
upon tho people,"