The daily gazette., 1875-05-03
The Lat Convert.

The Philadelphia Press refers to Hon
William d. Kelley as the last "eonpert.'
The old saying, while the lamp hold
out to burn the vilest sinner NAV re
turn, may here be appropriately quot
ed; and we hope that as the Judge ha,
seen the error of his way and abandoned
the party, and come forward as witnes,
against the Outrage milp' of Laundu
let Williams, Grant & Co., he NAV max,
the way clear for others to follow him
1T Is, however little singular that tb.
Judge only discovered his error wber
the outrage mill' became useless to tb.
Radicals; when in fact the Forca h;I
had been discovered to be unconst;tn.
tIonal, and the further ATTEMPT to n,r.
secute and beat down the soutbern
white people would not be tolerated
even in the North. While the Ind,.
saw that there was money and political
capital to be made out of the horrible
atrocities Grant was perpetratine on tba
poor and oppressed people of the South
he did not raise his voice in their favor
ne rather urged on the bloodhoupds =.
now when there is nothing left for the
carpet-oaggers to steal and the negroes
are beginning to find out that tba ROD;
calls have been their worst enemies tha
Judge awakens to the terrors of which
nc mas been in part guilty of inAict;na
upon his innocent corntrvman o,a a.
ctares that the vote he most reura,s IL
an MS fourteen years of COMPRESSION a.
nte l" that one given in favor ~ 49,
Force Bill. u the
Well, We thank Judge Kelley for this.
II VIII help to illustrate to our DAlawara
irienaS and the world how truly honor
Die and elevated was the stand wL;ah
1ne delaware Senators took against tba
passage OF that infamous bill II viii
neip TO prove that the GAZETTE was cor
rect IN ITS assertion that the Foroo p:,,
snould be defeated if it cost tba das,N4 .-.
VI nii the appropriation bills and <va,
r. An extra session of Congress-
Dus perhaps Judge Kelley's .convertio~,
WIZ serve to show most connlnt'ltu
nee paHa between such men as Senators
nayard and Thurman and Morton "nS
SonAhng' The exhibit of the ono1;t;aa
oi honesty aad sagacity befittine te' stntns
niea Is 80 clearly shown on tho on,-:s
sha th 'he want of it on the other A.
81, 0s noble and elevating position IN
"A'1h our young and able Sens+or ato11 -
q ,he chosen leader Of tho Dsn,a", ssool
hIt.'; hIu Conservatives in that august Ln"s
'''iihs eravely for justice and r;,,l,
80 ,he down-trodden and on,raasas A
= 'opie OF his country. cannot fa;I e'aso ta@
aear his name moro clooa1r .N " eh-
inc hearts of Delawareans, bpt amy ols 70
mos 'hose who despise tyranny and onn,.p U 70
s.on everywhere. No man deserves fr1e' ,,,'''
a'f 80 hls undauntod courape in 49, J9 A,ofe ,s
oo' "enate IMAM our own RAYARp, Hom ,.
Padi .eiy ne defeated the aims of ,ho
Hat, '1ateai trieksters Williams Mortan ta'
onAiing q Co, may be infarroa 81
Suose heil"y's views, but will na,.a.. -OA
-i my kn0~n until it is revealed hr - ~ -
slS more intimately connected VIII ~ oIH- 4l
.'"noalons policy of Grants 49, l 1ie
hv A;,on, :. What the country has gained
~ ~ can only be surmised as "tha aa'.ea ,n'4
,,ass" a" 70 the eamePs back" so might tho
aaa pa5Saee OF the Force Bill have nravaS 'e
h a W., years OF civil strife AMI bloodsbo5
~ y,sn 'he result; whereas we are leu nan, 81
bnnoa s a'eh = road to permanent peace oua =
future. III 'he not distant