Richland beacon., 1880-10-02
I'ast. Present ami .UsI,.c.

Partisan hcIpbiicau ..oGri, ne NE ...tr--r'y
indignant ~ 'r rA ',....f -. s,u't.'r .! .s,,,-
tr'"r To- y, tt" 10y, u> ~ l>~. Is rr..larra
v,,h 'i" ,rt,~r. .,. f>-': hut w. 49,; l.i.:u-
u projecting that. u any l,"iur..,"u or. O..
tie t-.e.f .'1't.,l; - % .S.-' ~ 1899. t."r,
W.i' DO .'i.I iouGrl Do, - If t..ai ....:tueIu
vh"r 10" c'n>u- Of fA9- yo1r is Given to ttc
public. :. = ah-'.9i..y ..ue.i.c Ipr the organs
~ u.!AIy srrl.aeA t.c ciii,a, figures. Would
Il 49, BE- I..l'i q" -l..t.p At'lr umc IN a CON
-,'irn'.pp> study oi ia" r"-i HrJ Irr-"nt Of tie
South, rs Attending Tie pia'n"-t possible lndi-
cations OF the failure.
So far . we ut to,iay are concerned, the
history 81 the South bc.irs Nh the year l>t.1
slavery and sccee>ion had persisted amid
the form at batt'r. The couuter-rryou,iou
then 80, IN. The labor system aud the el'.,c
frame work uf >uci''y Ind 20 la>. lhTng,h mo>
mentions ci?r-rS whlrh would lav" been
trying cunu-h under any circumstance, but
which were made doubly 80 by Ethiopian ley
.saiiun and ri.l frl rlis"oNcruHeht. hrcoh-
sfu.e'r,u W. lalh.y los cxhau~iir@ than
aar Yet, - sn,,r Of aIIatcr:'r In,u.n J''i';-
.b.r obstacles, fifteen yca,~ lave -ui,"i -
arrntnp'is, ~ the south wt;l' NAM centuries
ha.. ;..,rl TO- q. .n E.,t.". fr.u III" r"lt!.
e SEQ 10 'hr :. ..iL ui 1870 TIE ui~'-.,r l~
,mn,cu.c. 1t -. h"vrvcr. ratcir To cEcty an
tai observer IN ttiS Gtilrcg OF tie. Jniou ,h9t
we have, YET -cen bu: -" h".!liuiu- OF ms
process of tar rearhlng c'iar@e. Jhr Scotia
has now fIr the fist tine N many years. an
"prortuny :" turn from roli'iccs 70 business
! Tia" hundred of miles Of railway now qnnu-
ally ban. built. TIC cotton mills slringiny mp
throughout 'l'e country, TIE steady improve
! ment visible in a-riruturai methu.!S the nm
versa Incrca - N The .uiid wr3i-iI If lic poo
! pia.-a,l th-~e aai i:,r'y o'lcr facts show that
| = revolution. cf trarsceudent imYor.arcc, j.
! IN ps,gress. But this revolution ! so gradual
that even '!iosc VIC most keenly fre lis ellie, l.
utterly fail to fully comprehend ~ -i4.it.cau's
| The vast sans which tie crops annually com
! mani do n TO as in the ohen time. 20 support
/ "A favored peer in prlreiy Splrndor. The
| products 81 the Toll bow belong To- the toIlcr
| Throughout The South there are hunh ircd> 81
thousands of yrnmrn who own thrir house.
and something more. Such - population IRE
>cuts an fn>Lrnuun'abl. larrrr against any
p.liry ihat SAVIOR. of rev luiun.
II. cnnsrriuus evidences of the South :
present and prospective g,nWeth must inspire
Americans everywhere with pr,lc and hope
! The ">ui.d South viii rclhain Solid poiI,
caly jrst luu. - ,he Republican part,
chooses 10 have it so The >otnh i. loyal I,
Tie rnion, bn, Il, loyalty doe, not con,ls, it
voting the Republicans trtc, ln lac comm ;
presidential election thbu>aui. at v"uu4 met
will vote vino known uo,hiu. of the WI au.
c1u>es that lead up - II. save rs matters e
history. These men, who lI0.d the baan,,
Of power, are heartily t.red Of the SECTION,
is,ne HAT dominate our politics. bat they s'r
cer'.v believe that .ectionri>m can only to
ended by driving IA" rcvo'.ran party irou
power Arer HAT STA have been done
'ii"fr " III be- a r'aiignmcu' O.. parties on ,rh,'
issues. and The ''Sulid South" viii disaprca
w:tA tie c~ndiinn, trrt created il. In /,
place, there NJ tie found Il ), nth SOLID liz,
anclaiIy and Thoroughly progressive. tn
pas, presents history Of rcmorscIr>s run
The present is the cia of recuprra'ior
The future j. destined to witness "A rapid am
general advance.