, 1879-04-09

'ln Will atop terrortzIng and lend The more sem
sio!e Southern men TO sec tho folly Of tho coufa6
concerned with tho pplittco economic ic View. The
Same reasoning which Is held out in tliu ncws-
rH9ef" I" tl'e Irish, swcdea; tho English, tho
meb,FSSws, ,a, ana tic New England mechanics TO
crowded cities accu!s to mo to app!y with ten
p1c."
no CONVERSATIONAL AID WANTED.
~ It intended to nak aid from ConaressIn
from Congress-. SENATOR Window did not nak
for 1t In Ills oytRlnaI resolution, whfct, no ono
who ta; - run ~ agaiust Il has seemed To HAYS
intstce to Inquire 'as to The expedlency and
traetlcasitty Of encouraging ntd promoting, l,y
a.! Just anu proper methods, parttnl mlgratt,ii
Of co!osed parsons from States and Congress
eiofai districts where they arc not alsowe,i to
freely aiIll peacefully o1erctss n,ll enjoy their
constitutional rights as American ciltzens.'
SMenntor M Witdom'a SUGGESTION passed tnhccde1.
South. aId that II We only left migration to tho
negroes themselves there would bo bo nfnra-
tMlI. The present alarming stampede, how
ever, would fetin to arEuc tint Senator Wtndum
md thosu who thought with him were wiser
than thc!r critics. II I. quito cvIdent thu cxo-
dus has begun, mud It will not stop for two years
1T lcnst Whnt Is T1res!ed now "a to gfyu 1t ,rtel-
ligcnt direction, prevent :, suffering, and help
A1SbE AAlUELNll1bE lE0pEs'
"Ifpw fur shall you Interest yourself in tho
tion!'
II larc never cta!nlcd 10 DO and am in no
scnsc leader In It.. ntn an advocate Of 1t ho-
cause knnw H. will result IN guod to 1ny race.
Nv c1ncrlet,ee III south Carolina t1,ight mo
how hopeless the condition VI tl,c ncgrj at tie
South is IND how utterly Enthusiastically .tnd III
mass of the Southern whites arc. rhelr prom
iscs, professions, Eld oaths arc equally liiI-
worthy Of credit. Angry at the whl1o carpet-
l'agEcr, they wEcals vengeance on tile helpless
ncEru, wlIoI!! they know they can ,nnltrcat with
!fnpunity. WIS ont 0f the Committee which
originally wnttcl IN Senator Window before
he insle As epcecfl In tic Senntc. We nppruv-
e.l Of Ills suggestions III his resolution, atsd, I
nm free to cnnfc.a, wn approved oi tbs speech.
! sotsicr IL unanswerab1c. Neither Senator
Niodunl nor any otrs lIns ever urged the sottins
apart of any separate territory for cnoscd nco-
r!aaY Or s,,,s md n.'5 .an5 dest,e to ,iepoplilato
from thosu who sigh ior the nd times
Si,esi ,hc Negro could not c,ntyrate, 10
rnattcr how. badly he WAS. treated. II tt1u
trnp longuslles for lack Of lal,or, and ruin
statts tile Southern planter IN tin, fnce, he may
thank thu midnight rIdcrs und rulIan element,
which. having driven Northern capital ont Of
tho South, now seek to reduce the negro to u
second slavery. As negro hare no sympathy
to waste on ter'ldIoua politicians anu Contedcr-
ate sylnpntl!txcrs. Nlll l woutu gladly rpn.uyu
the negro entirely from their banctIi influences
TO region Hnefc I1A3l In measured, nOt nv tlIis
cnlor uf his skin, but By his worth ns d peaceful,
law-abilng citizen. Whreeyur the negro goes
In the West he will be
DESIRABLE ACQUISITION.
Tie statistics Ut the cotton-erup ance The War
hnyc forever disurovcl tho charge Df nrgro lazt-
ness, anu show him to BIZ not YngaEu.d, Int u
thrifty and s'iilled cultlvator wherever he has
AaIf chance. Examine tie tAx.flSts IN 'snv
Southern Stnsc; read t1le educational allvnucc-
,,'c11s 1nadc by our race during the past decade.
then think OF the political suEmolls through
which We hare passed. and tile bitter pcrscci,-
lions wo have endured for no crime except that
of bolng blaek md protesting Republican pei,lc1-
ptes, AnA tile cause of the present movement
Is not fnr to scuh. consider tt The tnnst
hopeful evidence Of the manhood OF the negro
we have yet hAd. and trust the work will 10
trnye'y on, guided, however, by sensible, prac-
ttcat 1nen The simple testimony Of Henry
Jacksou Ii cnu:luAiyc: : / left the S0uth uc-
eause could not make living, Tear beforu
last tnaiG ten bales of cotton and never got
cent Tor ,t ;le tnun Of whom tcntId saitt he
wou}l ship II, a.H] when he ;sns puld for 1t he
would i,ay inc. but ha never paid me anything
for it; sued Tor 1t, but could not get unwilling;
they wanted ine to pawI my horst and begin
over aTItn, but told them wnula not do it;
,t1.l they nskeu mu what sas going to do, nl,i
told tictn NUS going 10 sell ny iurae ntlli 20
away. would HOT 10 back to the South Atsnin,
because ! cuutd not live; canMot lIyu there u,,i
give s. for ,ncni asId $50 Tor u barrel ot pork
md $lU an avre for land una s. for giunlng coA
tollt mud then being chcnsva out nf everything
after fllyu tnatlc IT. That tells the StUry,''