Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLY BY
BDLIA r FL sNOwDDN~
TUESDAY EvEN'G., FEBRUARY 3. 1880.
Some Of the republican newspapers having

Some OF the republican noHssa ncrs having
gumpi0u enough to sec what tho report Of the
exodus committee mus, Of nec s,lty, BE-. gvo
up t! cir case ia advance, bu! ssy the negro is
accustomed aud C ,.natei to the South, ord,
therefore, should stay there, and that tho Ad,
miui-tra:ion should adopt policy that will Sc
cure him HIS nights there. That his rights
should DC secured nobody denies. that is, 10
body In the South, but they should be secured,
not only 10 The South, Ju: ia every other scc
too 0! tho U1ion. 70 guarantee him his
rights IN tbs South, bot refuse them TO him in
The North and WtS., would not on!y lie cruel
to hin, but rcader hi1lrocdom ridiculous. Now
we doa't pretend to SAP that La rights have
been deoicd HIM in Kansas. bat. il granted,
they have afforded him cbly slight help;
Tor, Of tho negroes who have gone TO that State
sInc, tho tx ,dus c}mncbccd, the ovilc,c, Of
c'odib!I Witnesses is to the effect that cue
third have died, ono :hirG are sick or destitute.
and, with but few exceptions. tic other third
wish themselves b;c'I at their Oh homes. No
equal rumb:r CT the race, in a0y State in tic
South, arc 10 such dep!orablc plight as those
who wtnt 10 ksusss. With those VINO wore
diverted at Washington from tho Inc Of their
original destination and sent to Indiana, the
case g ultfcroni; Tor man has right 10 labor
wherever he can fad cmnoyrncut, and yct
those negroes were denied thgt right theirs, for
notices posted alons tho roads tbcro varoc6
tho farmers against cmpoyios them nodrr
pbln oil having their uroncriv L,.t,nvnt orA
ono fafmct's house was c ,ually burocd b,c,usc
ho gave WGrk to some t.; them. Nov. in all
the broad Souihcrn land 70 negro is denied the
God give, right 10 labor tho trouble ,hrre,
unfortunately, is 10 inluc, hIm &c work We
are decidedly iii tag2r OF the Administrations
adopting r)l;ci that sill acouro ;hc rcsro his
rights, nnd as tho5c ;ig!l's cTr alfea,Iy scored
to him in tho SnulI,. where lbs vas: maiorty
OF his race rt;! ,ic. Inc j Jb will not DC al cncr.
Gus en-, as 1t @I bc restricted 10 tho North
and Wta:, in whIcl ticrc arc ba; Tow of ttcm
In Tins c''ncrAon "" my ADJ thst thouch
Mr.. Hindjm AL ,n. n.il / .lal wait rtpuE-
lic.us ca..r,.i with him !, atirmnt,r "a
7i"u'atc lh" tH'nu7 "l negroes, 'rt ihSiIgaird
by t4O motives .-onp lo incrras, irc r.,uli:c an
,.,,, ~ a. Nl .,r
o'o VI '''' N"''h' "'h ''c o'hcr 10 SUN lurthCr
InpGvcii:si The S0Ul!t, ly !1r,iviyr her Of
h.r Itcr ,I I,,
w 10 "' H7 ~ '''ous
thsu VAN, aud that no nlau st all familiar e Ith
the real wants and ,,nd,t;on iii, Sc,,b ,l
" '"' '''"''' w"
cc's 20 Inc cSCda', 'or lie kHaWs Wtll enough
that The oply way to inIuc, w,,i,r inmiyr,,i,n
,,., =, ~"
ne eiHa1 u'ci o' 'h; Huulh-F 10 Get the
negroes OFT ii the way; aa1 Tie fact that four
nj l;,ns cf than, ,.,o,;,. :, H., = ,,,,
''''''' !" VIC "'"'"' "u" Iios
per there b2ttCT Than anywhere elsa IL ihn hest
rossibI, cviifnc, # the law,.,;aio, and Iowa
'@|"0' " NV ''-"''''''"H "p'' iouH-
Suffering character OF The people that see ion,
That rho naomi, ot ,Lo S,,,L ..L
p''''0 y. NV 'ou'" WIFI ''o hcS'otH
10 leave there, and that thls want il neither q
new idoa mr. an c,tiroIv Golf u on, Irt -
o,o., ao,-o,
kic'' ucH'e'' IL 'uSli'cu ny ply ier an uuiGflu
nato raco and Z desire {, baDcft them. /. ,yi.
donc,1 Iv u,o lolI,,-;,,-
u ~ - s"' 'o',o"'nS att ruf'S''co 10 Inc
HanDlbaI, No., Rerublic, 30 lOos aga "a l%GG
'"o Jo"'' ai'c1 INC WAT
WHAT SHALL. RE DONE WI RI THE NEGRO?
Tho Governor Of tho State Of North Carolina
hss. IN his 'as" message, recommended the emi.
grafton Of Tn" negro :" tho Northern States, and
very properly suggests that in his IMPOVERISHED
condition those ;5latcs give him assistance to
emiRrste. Ofthe Gcnerai views of tho Governor
wo most heartily join in commentator, and ap-
ply it to the Stale of Missouri s ,inst tn, no.
choose rather to treg. thom 81 the unIortnnsto
victims Of circumstances which they csnno. CON.
troll. But the condition Ct tho freed population
OF tho state is very bad indeed and Can scarcely
ever DO bottor among us, and their only hope IL
an oarly emigration North. These blacks are
for the most part housolcss and homeless Tharo
is scarcely one in one hundred ofthem who owns
any real estate or any rro!enco of a shsnty in
which to live, aud what's more, the white people
are unable to furnish them with places in tho
strong slave holding western Counties. as Platte,
,ss &C The houses were burned down By
Inc o!der OF Gen. Ewing. Jim Lsno and others,
30 tnas no pIacH IS apsIed Tor tnem hsbLstlon,
as Inc srxet poftcn CT our
ri ,b,U6 Is IN doWa. linois ard Kansas
,han sn0sI re- te'' sS VIII soon have to follow
,hn. oar,a nG Ifeeuon OF Inc negroes nccossisoa
t ,hols eGucsI'on 10 enable them TO take care OF
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