, 1880-11-27
Protection Of Southern Republicans Must
Precc,lc tic Disruption Of the
Solid SOnths
The Bulldosing White Minority-Tho Plant
terBself-Interest the sole Protection
Of the Negro.
Tho Democrats In Some Districts RcluFn Larger
MaJoritIos Than They Have Regis.
tered volcrs.
Banning and A'Ittz-The Attempted Murder Of
lanler-IIow lonssirtct Failed 10 Do
kty* Successor.

NA3IIISHEUSt H. w ANnts ~ts'-- 1lp" tsN |
the people Of Lousiuun accept tho election |
Of Garfield Z" askel OF Senator Kellogg, |
thu last Of tho dynasty Of nblo nnl successful
carpet-baggcrs, rs l,e arrived, fresh, vigor- |
ons, nnd kccM.oyet, rs ever, from a visit to
his s,,Rar-ptantatton OH tho Tcche.
"Tlle people of Lousinna-+t.ht Is to sny,
all the Republicans ard tho majority Of the
best white peopie-hnpe, now TINT Garfield Is
elected, tho Republicans will Secure tho co,,-
tro1pf Congress. .rlils is especially true Of
THE sUuAl,-rI.ASTElis
on the Techc. Tho people In TINT portion Of
Louisiana are favorable tn Il protective tariff,
and to tho Issues Of tho campaign as pre-
set,tet by tho Republicans, IT'S they Under
stand thel,,a They favor tariff niMl Internal
improvements, aMl tnvo ITO sympathy will
the declarations Of tho Democratic plat
fOrll.h
"lf there Is any considerable number Of
white people who entertain s,ich idcns, and
who have a real hearty sympathy with tho
Republicans, why Is 1t TINT they t0 not tnlto
with tho Republicans tl,ore and src1,rc cor
.trol of tic State Government, md rlnce
themselves In lIno with the Republican par
tya'
''That question shows very clearly that tho
people Of the NORTH do not understand tho
situation III tho Sont!. particularly In Louis
lana. Tic white people there who entertain
tho Views to which have referred sny That,
II wc, tho Republicans, want representation
in Congress from the South, We must solve
tho problem ourselves. Wo mist SEQ to 1t
that, having the majority In the Stntct every
n,an bc allowed to yutc. md he protected In
having Ills vote counted: ind tlht lntt1nltlu.
tlon, bulidbztng, aid social ostracism shall bo
overcome. We haye n majority III most of
Inc paF'shcs. III 1nel'll'e, o.. tA"fs >. vH'A
million. md Assumption W. nave nta)orltles.
Some Of tho other rnrlshes wsMt De,nt,cratlc
tI,ar .,,n ,,nF,ro -
than ever before ......,.,,
4 TIE TEc'h couSi".
the .recc conntry?"
eyes: In Tint section the people urc moro
1"'... '...'.''1' ~ 49,. .'.,..I'Nt,.fs..t t
Cd cal1y i impossible, @ on recount OF tho p peculiar
dependence of the planters upon labor at tIle
tine Of the harvesting of the s.lRar.crop. A
sInrlc ] Intmitlnted Tin c,,|orcl yutvr nj tint par.
ticu'ar seaso'. III the year might cat4sc the
loss Of tho e'ltlro slssat-crot to any litllsid-
uni p'nn.er. md tho loss Of Il crop fur ono
soason often means utter ruin. ,susr, you
ne"' - ""a ~" nv ~. Wy aGns't.sn
crop' II ii'l'st be worKctl very speeaiiy, a'lu
the greatest efforts must l,a ,natle to harvest
the cron before Il IL Touched by frost. If thu
ffroat froa~a. tho no,. ,vl,u, tha.tho,v cou,os
..o't a'o cs'ns' "1ol 'no ~" Nv suasa sa
tho sacels'!rfo matter soilrs, anu ttle result
not entirely lust At tlis st&Son of the
wear, unrt{cntArly III scpsD1lg sstch Ms
this one rs, when tho frost 1lus
como carly. The plauters must
1919 ~ a., '...,s ,.;in,.,s
na'o tha 1aooF " e'ers n'"n'o.e
hQus, mid Of every ayal!ablo man. a single
night dovotcd 10 nieht-rltllng, tho crack OF
njstot. n warning visit. might frirI,tcn the ne
rrocs CO that n .lov,u lnhnr Hvnufi IN lnst md
Eto.o nu tt'as :" "''s ."su. """'" W. 'os'' 'au
tho mans crop be destroyed
sErF~lSTENEsr
In the Tccne country Is the protection OF tho
ncrro, The ulnntcr WIN II seri,s In hmi,,]nze mt nt
,a,.t,, ;o ~ tu hr',,,s liz ,i'at,ot ~ . .,,
elcc1loli-ll1ne Throws nls loeKetpooN lhto TIC
fire, and might as vol lcnye Ills sugar-cauo TO
rot IN tic tlclt!N."
"Ara tho sugar.plnntati0ns still mainly
held by nntiye Southern reoptc"
"lho Gontrol OF tlleso plantations. part[cu-
larry III INC IGcle coilnlfy, y fanlttty passing
eWHy from tne seHtlGshefh. @ lNNS9H, loE