The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-05-05

qown n ep saeh to deyeT him
ed Ihat wheh the poor fellow was brought home tt
IT BUILT BoNFIREs ON EVERY nI,.n
all over the Southern land, and made the Southern
heart rejoice with joy exceeding. 1t grew SO strong
upon free terrtores and for the rst St time
aG t the of & the North born Of
power, CALLED halt, and said to your barbarism,
St that i levied
s % ba
rvep f Pp fed w bGo g years. made
CONQUERED YOU, CONQUERED SECESSION,
conquered the infamous doctrine of secession, and
what MouG sesn
not not great cities have been pillaged and burned
but thank God, civilization, born from the Bible as
well as school book prevailed, and not dollar was
ished, and when the great commander said to the
''Go HOME IN PEACE,
be good citizens and 1 will take care of you,' the
great heart Of the North said Amen and amen" and
IN the meantime we had made 10000 men, women,
they at home, ' Worked your farms and took
y aas we're they
meyer betrayed you; Not one;
coiored man his chivairous master the
Mhite man Of the South would give him every right
reason, and it left the colored in your hands,
e9eR fRs the Of 5
oyer oyer you enacted the infamous laws reducing the
the senator from Massachusetts (Mr Hoar) read here
IN this distinguished presence the other day. When
the story of these laws came to at the North
a the paek sa S have
ms rights and to that end put the ballot in his
hands, We made him a citizen of the United States,
your equal in the eyes of the law and then you
menced the contest the bitterest the savages hsto
IN the wide world, pagan, barbarc, civilized. The
gentlemen may deny much they please, but the
country knows that thousands and tens thousands
o1 black voters were killed in cold blood in your
the Senator from Louisiana knows it in Louisiana.
An, gentlemen, the pen of history, with its iron
point has written the terrible story of those few
years in your bright Southern land and your child
ees in their hands and their hands in the dust.
nave no desire to recall recite it, The North de-
term1ned that it should stop. We sent armies
down there and 1t did stop: Our armies stad there,
his right of suffrage. Then time Mr.. Hayes
was elected President. You went to him you made
him brilliant promises and, allured by those promi-
ses, he withdrew the soldiers and from that day
this you have had a solid South.
From that day to this you say it has been peacea-
bie About SO is the graveyard peaceabe. From that
day to this you say it has been free fair voting and
an honest count. put upon record here evidence
contradicting that. We in the North know to-day
hat you are refusing the black the rights which
have been accorded him, and now impeiled by our
civilization we came once more, and say to you
that every citizen of the United States
wh1te or black, foreign born, native born, shall
nave and enjoy all the rights granted to him by the
now compelled by that civilization that the laws
OF the United States upon this statute book shall
enforced in every inch of territory which floats
stars and stripes and, Senators from the South, by
accomplish that purpose Applause in the galleries,
which was checked by the presiding oficer.1