The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-02

ne MAJORITY report 81 the senate >f-
lcct Committee On the causes Of the
Exodus. i q document which the stall
wart sneercrs az the investigation and
the manufacturers OF ougra-es will lind
very difficult 20 wresfle with. The
conclusion of the Committee that the
exodus j. largely due 10 the stimnlar-
ing influence ~ aid societies in Wash
in-i1n. Topeka and indianapolis. i
comparatively ~ small Importance: but
the facts detailed "a show that emi-
grafton was not due "a the causes hich
the sialwarts have put forward in ex-
PLANTATION oi r. are very significant
and onslncing. The conclusion Of the
Committee tina. there WAS M depriva-
tion ~ political rights or any hardShsp
in condition To which discomfort could
iegitimafel-- BE- traced. and he facts
upon which that conclusion i based.
are especially significant. Tn this point
the Committee say speaking Of North
Carolina the Sttte 10 which attention
was iirst directed:
A uaInute examination into The xiruation 81
The cpigrc1 me N that me ave age rat.
- ~a-rs- acr0rlinx 10 rhe a-iY' and rpngR h 80
Y nnn q iuclniln4 hpari and n0I-2 d I've
IN. an1 garden and truck snfci-s a~sund the
MUS ~ NtNtil NH q Alu ufuEr lie
al rent fire. ThDse, AID a 4, IN extra Labor
~ax :. wntch cfald b. md ~ DanlS dur
inE IN ~es~un ~ gafhcin turpentllr and
Iosil- ~ ~ packing < ti0n- M de tle gene "a
sac 'llte ~ al a.. II mt hetre IN sn the
nNerag IN any No rnera STAT 80 winch these
OPT wrrr = fnr. 10 50 n thin w fnss a.
male ~ Nor. cAr.i ma whicA Asss innnfsey
better adapte~i IL hem TIE clos ~ scru tity
ennid 80 Gu N ~ ultn-r n acted
upon their polite "A rZlf< IN ori. sarnlinl
isr IN tny year> p - IN ~ all rc<rine,i rnsf
they t,f 4 frs~ III. that rnelr vuts~ ,reros1nf.
- A ri,' a = ~ imp oprr uercc ~hares-
~ ~a~ eAir . over slcni, an.ifi man, werc
at~su tng re- estate. a wtre mi nj f,rs-
c'S,it IN ~afnr praf ileze> tor cdliration fhaf
the Elte- wese en-. Dying.
Concern m the alleged miStreatment
ofthe colcred people ia courts OF Justice
the Committee SAYS;
n Commute harr ascrr,ainrd thst in
NAY ~ the ~trrf< ~ he >tuth the T. iurt.
wrrr ur fcr erlrlrr Republican cnnrra,l. ji.fre-
pfissc uilnG A-t rnEN. slrraMs. sfc-- AZ ts.f "
Kepurllrafl-- and mat tnef wc1s X nrrsIl, IT,
nrns cmuiAinf- INN STREETS thus s-an-
fruitsi ~ here rrrr fran sit-s IL which were
und z tie ccurr Z 70 ilem = Nrir t.facia !. VIVA
tnni the Nhoi- ~ t4e e mp asnt~ tHksn az
Ertn mig q - al tuis suel w. sr. generally
mair h Vie t-up art- tii' ~ r crise ~
g ur xnHf the trtnk + justice Your atlm-
mtftrf 20 nj no ~fart fir Count. IN 80. ~ ssrh
infn Mnich n Investigation rtfr.ssttsi wnrr-
colore1 persons wrrt exrladfd from lure,
either ~ 'h~s-F cr ~ pract e.. They founl
We excluded either u fieory ~ rract ~.
ir ~ N ir ~ilarr n fnc ina .agemenf ~ county
A1Air~ nj ~ fne ron'r nf ~ ln'y govern
meat IN tne coIfrzry. uherrte- tnflr vote.
were in a rnaJn nv. fl1na tnaf me Others
we rnnst generally dyifci among rte t..tr,ic
- alnssnT ~hlfe p.or.e ~ tneir ehui.c
fIegte u 49, found the <~-1fol- ii, N. s-r,u-
trilrd ~ Them and tspsc ally thNr PORTION ~
the -croa fnnI which Wa ais. fA,i u fnrlr
ss.ct. and fhe c1snpia nts which have letn ~
often inaslr ~ excessive ps1ni-hmsnf 0f the
hlarK- M the tiurt-. compared with rhe
whites upnn invczfi1r4t on p- Nd a. ie irner
untaupdF - 10 Tact ssr. * there VA nm aDpa~ent
excess ~ uaan snrsrnf III \ l.Ia.sx rr,.n ~.
e~ls~s- was s~srtairGs-l a. ~ III roe nafnrs. ~
ihs rTAme Hlfh whic1 49, charged NJ in tn
attendant c1rcnmStancss-
The Committee found The educational
advantages at the ; nth insufficient.
and far Inferior ~ those al the North.
But they found the school privileges.
sucn a. they were. shared equally b.
white and black; and they found also
that the -c;ool funds were divided
fairly according 10 numbers. OF the
political outrage- the Committee say
With -erzrsi - m. polite "A outrage. wh,ch
have formed the sfnpl - comp ainf m
many yeAs~ x sin-r thr people ~ tn ~purn
your commit tr diligently inquired and 49,
q report tnAf they ftnnl nothing ~ almost
or dwer mscn ~ xsaiDus witnesses hut very
few indeed srntursd a. Sd that any consider
Ale violence ~ onrraxs bat bern exhbiteg
toward thr lFrvf y. pie ~ tn@ south wishln
fhe Lat few YEAR,. and -fiiI fewer ~ al In 49,
WIN fs~finei un this Sab ia.sst. anil who x .s-e
evidently anxson- " max IN. most ~ ~
knDwlfslxr- n AL hr1r@ay. ard nofhfng
lat hrarsay- 18th rsrc exceptions
After an examination Of the relations
existing between landlord and tenant
az the SOUTH which they lind in excep-
tional cases disadvantageous To the lai-
ter the Committee express the opinion
that 4 the condition " the colOred peo-
pie Of the , Juth l. not only az good a.
could have been reasonably expected.
but i better than A. II large c0mmuni-
ties Were transferred to a colder and
more inhospitable climate. thrust into
with different system Of
labor. among strangers who are not ac-
cu-tomed TO them. their habits ~
thought and action. their idioSyncrasies
and their feelings They add. in con-
Guiding this branch Of the report:
whiIe gradual migration such ~ circum-
stances dictate among the white rssce~. mil ht
ttnenr the individual binck man and NJ farnl-
~ a. il dDe- th0sc ~ the whites We cannot
= people without means and without InfeIlf-
xrnce fg'm the homes ~ their nativity IN this
manner - injurious fDthc yrnpeof the south.
injurious ~ the people and labor ~ stem ~ tho
state wherr they 20 ald more than all inisiri-
Gus - the Last degree a. the black prOp,e
thcm-elye@- That there II mfIrh In their csrn-
ilriyn 20 be dcplnrcd IN the -nufh. ~ nne viii
deny: fhtt tbnr condition A. gradually and
steadily imProtin I'D even respect y really
true
such report. from such q source.
cannot fail 20 have marked effect in
public opinion respecting the
true condition Of the coIorcd man At the
SOUTH whatever effect il may havenpon
The exodus. - Dsfroft Fra Pres.
Tic connection ~ Genrrs! Gar