Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26
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SAND GATES, Mp, May. 1881.

/ oAND YATES Md May 1901 II
MesSrs. Editors ~ must trouble
| ysu again 20 reply 10 Mr. y. A. Morans
Tacher OF Negro School No Il Re
seems lobe weary Of this controversy.
Libink be ought 10 be when be has
proven nothing 10 benefitlIimselio n any
I one else. He asserts that his object
was TO refbte the idea that advanced,
frsl, that the. WHITES should not be taxed
u support the Negroes, and so that \
will say, he hos utterly failed, bat TO
subsian,iaie Bis last, claims the right
10 teach, or 10 receive pay FOR teaching
NeErops because Republicans psylapge
~ INTO the revenue 81 our Suite. phis
,dea agrees perfectly With the enc ; adj
voeated, that The NegFo' should receive
his portion Of the funds ioexpend as he
saall deem best The Negroes 81 Balti-
more city claim tho right 10 teach their
-owa schools, which admh they have,
and, moreover, The right 10 support
them. lie Las faded 10 state case
/ whore one race o. Pspple have bound
themselves 10 support a,o,frT, bal To-
The contrary. has proven The truth 81
my assertion. Seron'lly, IN respect TO
Landlords controlling their Tensnts As
the Negro owns no Land, pays no laxes,
| gets bis hire Rys land, his i0ody aud
| his favors, ar from the White man,
and M interest ape entirely wiih
1.-The White man. il srens ~ lutte
return NJ he esp make 10 o. Kse hi.
Landlord BY voting With him. The
Landlord. knowing lhi-, has right TO
wifhipid laShfs 10 one who I. dong all
be can to impure him, gnd viewing the
matter calmly, il would be better Tor the
Landlord 10 place olb"rs y. ils.ir s.l,s9g
work against ihcfy own Interest. Such
men ~ Mr., M1rau had no ,r-c or good
feeling fcr The Negro uHKl the Negro
was allowed 10 yoae. They ihrR came
forward 10 teach them 10 ruin both
Laardford AID 'rensni Twill say, they
are under no ohlgatioFs~ 10 Moran. nuA
msny other-, who elann 10 much hoss
them but u Is too apparent that The al.
mighty dolla- Is The object OF his poliil.
cal ambition. But 10 come TO The prFnt.
IL ,~der 10 have good Government, The
-vbiects should saee whh their ruler
ga The sa.= q: SIS lltt5e u, ~ y WAR
aud as 20 principle beiBg shpt 10 death.
il Is all sn sbsurdiiy. Truth ever lives.
This Negro school teacher led off by
abusing me polnicslIy sgd felsgsoo>ly
and 10 closing in be same sngrnfle m sBly
way. THIS tninging OF rsligFoH With
politics pays ecFtsin gen lcmen Of you
party. Suppose you xllsbil little mor1
spirit in this 'natter, fof he hall abou
you has not been told YUu coald dis
play more Of your bigolry and not hide
so much Of your bad conduct If yo,s,
would exhibit some Of the docunn6s4l
on this subject, especially one used
against the democracy 10 1876. I sUp-
pose, tlHs being Jour death struggle.
you had 10 bring In religion, and If that
will hasten such party as yVVEs, 10 re-
pose 10 death and TO be forgotten, may
God help you TO have the prescriptions
little stronger. The gentleman un-
deriook 10 prove me guilty Of utierisg
falsehood, but have condemned him
out Of his own mouth.
lst, that the Tenant should vote With
The Landlord. 2nd, that the Whites
should not be taxed to support Negroes.
3rI, that strangers o. his party have
been usurpers. 4th, that strangers
among you have been instructIHg Ner
groes how 10 vote. 9Th, that you are
aching The part OF hypocrite. You say
that the Republican party has no use
for me. lam glad OF il il it can end
work for you. As TO the democrats be-
ing saddled with me, am not begging
Vol ride, but can say that think |
could be accommodated with as fespec-
table a seat among them as you ever
occupied. You need not fear for me;
you are willing TO saddle the poor Ne.
groes With me aud me with them. can
see the devil in you. You wish to
brand me with Negro equality aud
thereby 10 bring disgrace on my chill.
drcu. \ have always believed and fell
that ] belonged TO a race far superior 10
The Negro, yet when I could relieve
their suffering, have always tried 10
do so. am loo well known for youlo
lDjure. though you have tried yo0r beet
10 do so, because ! have said what ]
conceived 10 be right.
Mr.. Independent Democrat, you see
where you stand wits Mr.. Moran, he
being tte Instrument Of a foul party. |
ask you 10 cast your vote, to bring the
blessings Of good government to all ,es-
peciaIIy tothose OF your own household.
You refer 10 the campaign of'75 and
10 when ] was an aspifant for the
Legislature. Had the fraudulent or so
called Republican Marty acted ON nrin |