, 1880-09-28
Frar1sH,s NEGRO CRY IN INDIANA

William II. English, who combines In his
single person tho exalted offices Of Chairman
Of tho Indiana Democratic Committee aud
Democratic candidate for tho Vice-PrcsileM-
cy, las no affection for tho colorel race. Ills
career III Congress Is n record of Industrious
scl,etning Rgainst negro emancipation and III
favor OF slavcry. His clouuefco for yenrs
turned Oil tho supposed impending hor-
rors OF mlscegenatlon, tho duty Of
submitting to tho demands Ut the
shareholders, md the social. n,ntcrinl,
and moral benefits OF a system Of human
bondage. Ilo was the author of a bill offer
Ing bribc III public limits to tic people of
Kansas OIL condition 'tllat they would adopt
n slavcllolttlng Constitution, nld he onco
boastetl on The nour OF Congress that lte was
n srurcd monument Ut Northern tiurcy,---
nearly tho only member who votett for tue
pro-slayery l.econipton Constitution for Knn-
8ns that wAB reelected by Nurthorn col,stlt-
ucncy..
II is not surprising TINT man OF Mr.. En-
glisll's experience and opinions should sill
hato tho poor negroes. a black skin must
still be for lin MI object OF l0athing a.ld
aversion. lie mus. still believe tho negroes
MS race to be capable OF tho mnst lcf.lis!t
designs OIL the peace, property, nnd lives Of
their Willie nelg!1s'ors and fc!low-citlzens.
We were prepared, therefore, to Itrar that Alr.
English Is satisfied u tho existence OF negro
consptraoy the object Of Which Is to over.
run the statc OF lnt!iana Mt the approaching
clectlo'' athl carry tho State by Southern
exodus Of fraudulent votes. Thls schc'nc Is
10 oHtlrely III Keeping Will tho reputation
r. =
for cunning and ferocity which Mr.. English
used 10 attribute to tho broken'srrlscd
freedmen VI tho South thas 1t needs no
ptopnet 10 come from ule grave 10 say Ill
Whose fertile braln tho fantOM has now
ot,9'''".e'' ~
Ine otnef Democratic manaFeFs u, Indiana
until very latsly hive not pretended to sl'arq
credit be Il snit, they huyo ]uuglea lis r,lic.
hlt'ils bugDcar almost ultt OF existence. They
I!nyo proven That tic negroes had neither tito
conrage nor tho means to engage Il, So cxtr,,-
Csots ap 81 mSs s"ta "s s
With tie localities III winch they live, mid
Possesset OF as1 tio po"ers OF the laws AMI tho
courts to crush out any md all "ttempts ut
19a''a through tne lalstruiionta1lty of Illegal
negro voters. Tl'e very clllnsltess OF tho
1lleafis wol1l!l' rs they have well shown, tle-
1eat t'e OBJECT III view.
h'!t chaheo has suddenly taken plaeo II,
'Me uelhocfatlc cou''sels> since tlln visit af
in'e-ltuyer ltarnnn. tn 1naiana Moro Is
AcaFa OF iflghttal negro conspiracy, SIR
'n'scs AMI 'l!nta afe tlsrow', out, through the
apeHSsts OIL u'e stump alla tho calnpnIgn
documents, OF renewal or tho "exortnA"
Tie public prass Is employed to prlnt
"a'ar'nlng news" such Ms t''Es III tic morn
luz Denocratlu organ OF Chicago:
Every train from tho Bouth brings III n quosa
th99 W t .rt an1 ~ ~, ~ ~ sna!
whites two 10 ono. The African oxc!irsioulsts Tia
nr9 a xolmg t ono WY, Si' i y 1iseGss tnr IT,
lmaio, Or tho result Of natural ca.,scs. fila
dtniss eoEFosn0nt'cnt tnmg ap on Clncn,lnti
thar loS neRrons. Thoy were m iteiiIarnt IT. Iat
and would !lot interview worth y cent. further
fnS",to XII Ia If hn, "IG iN ,1rou ~ @ @ ~ IL