The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-10
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Virginia Index-Appeal, Sept IL. 1901
There is one thing which might as
well be clearly and finally understood;
and that is, the SourHEns rEorLx MsAs
TO GOVERN THE SOUTHERN SrArEs, what
ever may be the issue of the Presiden-
tial election. II would take another
such army as was disbanded in Wash
ington in the spring OF 1866 TO replace
the negro aud the carpet-baeger on
top, where they were placed by the in
famous acts Of reconstruction.
"a LIE.
North Carolina OewberDian.
The assertion that Democracy ever
tried to destroy the Union is lie.
I'VE WILL HELP To IsAUoURArE HIN.
IA. columbus (Miss) Index, Sept g.
We say 10 the Democracy OF the
North, we, viii help You to elect
President and, il elected, we will help
you ineugurate him. We of the South
have been forced to submit to over
powering numbers, but We have never
yet submitted to be controlled by a
minority.
q THE WOLF PROTECTS THE LAMB.
9n. lTIInds Co (Mlss) } Gazette.
The time is not distant. we think,
when the Democrats will have TO take
tho field and exteud that protection
! which they have everywhere and at all
times promised the coiored voter.
pAsrsiNsNT AND MURDER.
fsouihern Mississippi Herald, Sept ]. ls1dl
The negroes, SO far as we known,
are not making auy attempt at reorgan-
izing the Republican party In tins
county. But We should watch them
closely, and any one, no matter who ne
is, black, white, or copper coiored, who
attempts To create afresh the race
preiudices here between the whites aud
blacks should be dealt with severely,
and banished from the country. Such
a thing should never be allowed here
again: no, NEVER
SOCIAL osrRAcIsN A MEANS OF REFORM.
charlotte (N. Co. obseryer.l
Every one seems determined TO win
at all hazards. At recent meeting of
tho Tilden and Hampton Club Qn Lam
caster) q resolution was unanimously
passed pledging every member TO dis
countenance aud socially ostracise ev-
eIf NDlbt AZ bAAC NOh 1
's.f INTOLERANCE AND CONTEMPT.
columbus (Miss.) Democrat Sept. j.
The man with single dropof South
ern blood in his veins who reads.
wheeier's malignant, lying, incendiary
speech ut st. Adams, VT, and after
wards votes for the medncious scoun-
drel for the high Office for which he
.lusts. deserves the contempt of every
man. woman, aud child, from tho Po-
tomac to the Rio Grandc.
"Sot "A THOUSAND TINES. NO !"
tokoorua (NIlss.) Southern States, Sept 81
Bat, alas that fond delusion was to
be dispelled in later years. The full
spirit Of Federalism rose and reassert-
ed itself upon our shores; it sowed dis
sensions aud dragons teeth; II plunged
us into the horrible carnage OF civil
war; ii triumphed; and to-day it is .us-
ing it's power with the cold, cruel, and
cowardly malice OF fend.
Shall we nccede like cravens to its
edicts? Shall it's ultimatum in all
things be accepteds Shall its will
forever be our law? No thousand
times, No
LAwLEssSEss IN DEMOCRATIC MISSISSIPPI.
lvicksburg Herald
We are having too much OF Judge
Lynch and the pistol in the State OF
late. The anthnritias must repress
these dark and hloods stains aud dis \
graceful crimes. Let them speak out
TO silence the echo of shot-guns and the
stretching Of hemp which receive undue
coloring from the hostile political
press.
ION SOLDIERS OF THE LOST CAUSE,
WHERE WILL YoU BE FouSD?
u.yuchburg (va.) Star, Sept IA
oh. soldiers who fought with Lee,
Johnston, aud Jackson-ye who rode
down into the red valley OF death with
Hill. Stuart, and Hampton, where will
ysu be found? You come not in re-
sponse 10 the ringing bugle or the
stirring alarm Of the drum; no silken
banners wave above your heads; no
cleaning bayonents are there; but the
smiles OF virtue aud beauty nerve You
TO the discharge of your duty, aud the
Lord Himself bids you make no long
tarrying. "He armeth the patriot.
Aud He is with those who act for them
selves.
Az HONEST ADMISSION.
Raleigh y. C.) Newsl
There has not been a free general
election IN the Southern States since
the war.
RES HILL ISDoRsrD.
ATHENS Georgian, Sept l2l
Three cheers and a tiger" for Ben
Hill He will be re-nominated from
the old ninth with such enthusiasm as
will make him think he has always rep
resented the sturdy people OF this dis
trict. So fully will Mr.. Hills course
in Congress be- indorsed by the people
Of this high atmospheric section,
whose very habitations makes them OF
that pure blood which over defends
friendship, Southern honor, and the
right, that the unanimous and nccla-
matory action of his constituency
which is 20 be represented ia tbe con-
ycDtion, to meet In Gainesville to-nor-
row, will make his United States Sen
atorship almost as grea. Il certainty.