Daily Republican., 1880-11-20


ing thar fl.acy and imbscility,mor
apparent, We hsv sbesn treating then
: as If they m.ritsd, respectful consider
= alton.
The Every Evening would first pre-
: for a white mans parry by sOlidifyiDl
the white vJte on ore side and the negr
vote and tae RIGA employers Of the cit!
on the other side, for mark, II onl,
calls upon the white working men Il
leave the Republican party.
, We prsyume the negro can staAt
thi, as long as the white workingmaI
can, for whenever the latter make NJ
their minds to follow the advice o. thu
Every E,sDing and in body march
over to the Democratic camp, they vii
OF course at the same time cult work
ing for their white employers. Itwould
be the height Of sublime impudencs Il
mass themselves under the Democratic
dag and vote To break down their em'
ployers, snd still expect to be employ
cd by them. Promising that when this
political stampede takes place, the
Stampedsrs will act upon principle and
leave the employ Of their hard task,
masters, the negro will then begin to
look up. There would then begin to
b some hope Of him being admitted
into places Of labor whore nov rigid
~ excluded. This would be about the
result. Of = grand white man S free trade
party.
However the Every Evening does not
seem to be particular about how the
thing Is done so that the Democracy 10
kept In power. II cannot have an
exclusive white mans party 1t would
be satisfied 10 take ons.hslf the negro
vote-anythiDg to keep the Democracy
In power. II will take half the vote
when it gets It. II has all along treat.
ed the negro vote as a purchssable
commodity, but now when the expert
ence OF the late elestion shows that
scarcely one negro out OF hundred
would sell his vote at any price it grows
desperate and indirectly propose, vic
lent measures, for this Is what tho
article means If II means anything
White workiagmen of the Republican
party cannot DO compelled to leave IL 0
party of their choice without u:ing
violence, and violence once used will
tegst violent resistancs.
The intelligent white workingmen !
and Ia chGnics Of the Republican party
OF Wilmington are not the ignorant,
vicious, and unprincipled sand hill
ers Of the South that are cceree1 into
voting the Democratic ticket. The bull
doing Of Republicans in Whining ten
would be met in different spirit than
the same was met in the south, aud
WAsn The Democrats como to compel the
white Republican wSrkingmen to join
the party that uphclds such men as
Pat Gardner and Lee and knight they
will End that two can play at tina.
game.
No leas successful will they be when
'siling to mass the white workingmen
n the Democratic party they will try
% divide the colored vote. The color
ID vote can be added, subtractsd and
but not divided. Even in
he South though facing death they re.
main true to the party that struck the
hacklss from their limbs. ReueSadss
mongst them that IRE for sale are few !,
ldssd. Were they to divide and part .
o to the Democracy the latter VI
oul be fools indeed and would show
lat they were Not fit to be entrusted o.
18th the elective franchise. The very
deity with which they cling to the
arty that gave them liberty and the - -
al!ot Ia the best proof that the ballot
IS not been unworthily bestowed. y
The Every Evening closes It's laborsd 4
'tiele By telling the Democracy tbatif NJ
.ey do not take some measures to pre-
INT i! the Republicans with the aid Of
le negro vote will carry the county In
gain. These are not exactly its words
At the meaning is the same. Then it .
oses with this short but remarkable I'll
sragraph: THE problem is to be faced
lily, not shirk ed. We must meet It WI
ke men rot like ostriches."
Our readers can interpret the mean
8. If the Democratic party is 10 ear "
Its meas res by the same violence NJ
at has characterized it in South Caro- M
IA, and other Southern 5taios,w We are VI
ad the Every Evening has been SO X
nsiderate as togive the people ofNsw n
'stl5 county an intimatiou OF 1t before n
md. "To be forsWa.ned is TO BE- fore. X
med"
SoMB EIGHTEEN months ago we refer =
d to the matter Of witness fees and
brilliant costs collected by the Mayor