, 1876-09-15

!, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
tion and powet IN the administration o! public r.
hlra now, who can say. WHO can look Into the fn.
..e eses sass a ~ sos !s1
20 n,sseent =. 70 bc ahle to AZ the period Of is
some time mt In Ito distant future. no poerhc |
thinker thn M donbt i l. siogethsr TOO ahnornsl
bryond dig peculiar condition u popnlar opinon
6 {bo ~ VI y ths sd
the nearo. Gsadualir, In time. and under change
Of eiscnatanees, this exceptional state Of the pop
nnon oSr en- M 1Sfsss Sn .a swsy 1a ns
VII iii. viii BE- bro"sht. sy one of tMo @
so spPns"sPap o ms ne% ana M
R9wsfal pssty 1nt q ths ruins q the e1s.ins ro
the frat, Lii will be the political dcalh of hc negro
% ts continent III far q .elsts: % hls iGtaro
vithln tho Union, ho will be in 4 worse condition
taaa ho was ' n .tate Of Slavery fos tho Inevitable
w s to Yin " om tne hss
". by will eiowy but surely pass away. Ike thu
169telnes ~ nd q his place among u.s. like that Of tho
lpdlhh, will be known no moro forever.
Among tho distinguished Democrats who
aligned this report are r. F. Bayartl, 3. i. Cox,
James i. Beck, and p. Vnn Trump. They arc
called distinguished Democrats, because that
party delights to confer upon them it, highest
l1orors, aud tl!e!r sentiments auw what style Ut
men are popular IN ttlat organization. Mr. Bay.
ard ist and Inns for innny years been, Senator
frorH Delaware. Ills nanic WIS frequently lncn-
toned as a candidate for President before tlic
1fldcn. Mfr. Cox was Speaker Of tbe Congress
Just adjourned. Mr. Beck was candidate for
Governor of Kentucky at the last election, a
also for tho UlIitcd States Senate.
ia Ertif} f}Lnrt tab tstN
ncEro-sutIraEe... ....f1le E,ferprt.e q paper pub.
ls1lcd al franklin, Ut. Mnry's Parish, La, ofthe
9Th Of August, 1911, says:
Their right to rntc II but the rceult OF the Nnr;
yndiGtlye punishment upoa " for that ltalr!scd
Rebellion. = -toagrettlonal Record, ApFtadl1,
1farch, 1876, pag< 167.
The Mobile Rtgister puts It In tllis way:
The gravo qnaatton to be acttled at much cost ls:
What ii 10 IL done to get rid OF the negro. as q
pa!sh: b. vii dlsfrsuehsed and thrast from out
. wl!ts menot ~ parties. and Of every g,.de Of
out Of politics With The least confusion and cost.
III must TO-. md thcre ie no proat In standing long
upon the order Of Ills going.
whites t. sash n e.tent that TIC nss1o a.t s.
part ot liz sates respectively .! g t. lie vail u
along. bloody, and hctce struggle for hts decinaa
.ton. Tie gnsstton. ot saiIrag. belongs to
| TIE states respectively When tie seoFganlze9al
b. allowed 70 sctte this and sil other @ soeal % and
without any intorterqnco % from @ the General aov. s:
tho work Of rcsctting our political and our dotor.
tions. i viii then take quarter Of century 10
put our ahrs Of state into prosperous sailing order
| Tie following extracts are from Southern
TbI, IL emphatieaiy our platform, and nc hare
nnsgfo i sapabe # civilization, and tsat iii Ill igno:
fs Sss ssa '5sss 5ssss
every @ Wota y q ths 70. to oc ialss; Emancspn'
on Threw w the tes snu 9aSKs aa on Their gwn ~ re-
nnefent ssenEtn. fsesas 1ae siases N W aee'
ason Ply q UT oetwse NJ 1ae Coucasaa ana ca MAfIieam
ertT ~ fn9 snas Mn w e o
tae othsF IL s. sxt,tMnated; ,la L.! Us tefos-
nze t, ,ast* sdait ihat aF 81 ssfsa
co!nptotulse, ~ un,aeation" bnt While mani
or 1a,S an aha
~ right guaranteed by the State and Fode.al
DO not e:pect to fspeai sny oi ito reeent enact
moais. TheT may ktauu forever; hus We Intend. "
II M @ nnu gasa
9oox. ~ 1ats1iH 70 9eat We ncgso " .ao ats,e
ne Warato, te t 1att1e !os u; ana M ae'
mt1gAaM Nsrs:
iiayln. e1hagstsd e.ery other milacr means q
sHa snt a',,aess ~ wan s a"s II
sies that Wy nsoYf ny sarnostness n ths deter.
sso M e saao os nssS @ aesn anw 70
Tic fruits OF CIVILIZATION Wach 20 neither helps "a
m or ,%s oo. " - sns cnesta .e ~ .s
AAH 4lE lA4% supply A1N HtSA%J VI HAH4R tnCtQ