, 1875-03-19

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THE ENGLISH AND ciVfL'RfoHTs."
10 fis Editor u Tie CAledao 7rihane:
Clt1cAuo. March t5,--you mould r,uc}, nhfEoc
x,rr i,,,l,to ro,rant hv rjvinr lin te ,,.t.;,. ~
na.s .,, .,.,,Iao. ~ hoa,, s.sa,a, "
the way this subject nas Dcen treated by our
Qnohda,n ancestor, England. Thcy-ilo English
first nbolishcd slavery in thor Wost India
nossoAatons. and. in q tort Of autanonistie nav
In mr. ,,ec,,or instItuttou. sct n, Az AZ a,,o -,
.,.l.,s r ~ tn,a, -, ,I,a "'f'e VI
.aking our n,ucl,-abused refugees, and making
much Of tl,e,u IN their aristocratic circ,es. i
ones saw an Ena,ist, gentleman talking with tim
colored CautaIu OF D weasel from tlo nor. of
Ensuau. and 1 was struck With the sesucctfu
manner In Which tho bloody Ensliyhua, y
addressed tue Captain, md vice yerza, Shat n
contrast. thought 1, 10 wllat We seo in this
cnliphtcuod land of America, ften Amer.
fca, Bi)e." Y'bv. nothing storl OF Old Aha lin,
cola wou]d do such thing here,
I ain satisfied That thin horror of th. nop,,
wi1l wear ofr somewhat after time. far ,r,,jco
TINT ti,osn vlo loaHt of Leytur tI,o
most frerlom With them vbou q. tho
Sunth arc tbs most yituporatro against
t'otr recognition, co-e4tdt At tio North. 1t
10 ~ n9neehse ~ tntn W .n' hohe a. coEored
on ~ n,,r a5os IN t,aso yex oe,"uso w.
t,oking their f,oncH oyor otsr Shoulder, md ill.,
gc:ing our dishes. cooking onr .ictnnla and
barboriug ua iet CON IL t!ion III such 1uestiolt
uuao W., s.ial'o ~ ~ w. M n.;. e",-snst ~
lie he ane.t,o, ruo % Yca avon to s nnr ,sc
tako care Of our dear baby,-lo wash cur linen.
But givo us tho details Of how tho colored man
u tIehsed IN Ehs!ahd; Na ato tod ty l'rotl,cE
o;.nr s sas tho . 11o s,, e'us .ue ons Stse
hisct ," h,n'tn h,.n mn, villa H.. eu,ttgF
o'e1A sne ooA soa ''es' "A3 "AA'o IAe Heiuateu'
a. L. T.
a GERMAN VIEW or THE CIVIL .RJeHrs n,tI
,-, - -" ~ 1890
-. aAe aooa'ss on .ac 'a:eiS'e"ae'oa e''ll-ASnss
pill anu LILO ao'ca!lca E'IoiccAehs act 6ire rise
to numerous contomosations.
Ws 1,nyo rcpcate,ll7 syrresscl t,,r ricrn In
ro,,,r1 n tc f,ivt. .1,,hta in and ,,y, .o,oo,a
.,,e. ~ s .....,,:.s., ..,..t a s .o''.euo
tnat INC orace-pre1"o"es, WHEN 10" cAlss moro
glerIngIy than ever IT. tic south. and tls dis
turbsnccs consequent thoroon, haye contributed
tho ,,ost Il, tha ennctrtnt of this la,,
wo,,aitovo T., T.. ,,,,,,,r,i,1 ,,o-i.;cn. u
~ 40 ' a'''' .nc'.
JnH1'ce. ats' aFo la'.s eo"'inceo 1nat ho loyal
naopted citizen can object to its e1ecutun. w
also believe that tho bill. will strengthen tho
11nion c,cn,opt at to sn,,t mn, Inn.
=, ,,sraI daroa ~ thn n,oi,,,.,;'. '..'so t., .,'s
~ . 44''se1"' "os'e' ~ 'Ao Fae's'e'loa VI tuas
1cctIon'
Tho hill by no means guarantees "social +"
rights or privileges, as tIlo oppo.s,iou would
l,svc Inn ,cnn,o t,n1s Int s;,nnIr ,c,asovor,tos.
~. ~, ,..',,,,,1 ~. .".s'
sno elaa'1y Oh Eli 'nal'mua's IN Their kup1!c III
so'conrse.
This s'public right Of oycsy citizen tho South
ia unwilling to couccdo to the e,nnucipa.of
eoorc1 man, ant ;ta rof,s,1 do .o ,.o,st,,,,o,
..,'.,-, ..cs'I ~ nv ~
QUO OF tho ua'lrpod "southorn" A." rights, for tho
reinRtiiusion Of wllich tho who'll natiyo.boru
population Of the South 1aborp iucesanusly almost
10 . man. ,....-.
On tbs account alono II was necessary l,Rrc
tlls oiii passed. 10 TINT tho dciudra "soutll-
rona u might At last awake fron, their fancied
dreAH.
Tue. President nlguod tho bill immediately.
Wo csll tho uttention of our readers to lilo ril-
NOR, bs.aily circu!atel iu tie summon Of 1874,
whicl, bad 1t TINT the prosidout would veto such
Inv, nnd surrender tho omaucipnlcd coloroI
raco to their iate that 10 WAS co'tuottin2 with
Ills roelect,on III 1876 BY means OF thoir nssint.
nlico; and much more Of The s2mo despienbo
stuff.
all those politicians, intent on undermining