The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-23

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lu.ea pare one. NJ maa Hou;d vel
come negroes % III. coun;ry II they se,e
~, already here. The crun..y wGc.d x
better Of nithou. .heG. They we're and
are cure 10 .he -ru:h, and he South
would b. incalcu!Ab!y bs.tH. od if he
could be rid Of them aiDzeiher. White
Laen would set,le the south and make her
rich and powerful bu, FOX the pre4ence of
the blacks. Tie negroe. made lar1r di.-
| honorable. and Eep. Eb,e f1en a: dis
tance. AnybeSiy mho .houyi. ihi. race
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lie yentufed ~ predict ,ba, The African
commonwealth. Negro suffrage was a
dnmal failure. Men had tried 70 change
an eiict Of Almighty God IN this country
but G1d was no. nocked. Omni pr.ence
had made the white man superior and the
negro subordiuzte T. is one thing ~ ~.
pire " freedom and another thing r.
have the Intelligence u maintain freedom
The negroes III the South, il left 10 them
selves, could n,,: preAerye their freedom
Cor ten yearE. They would relapse intf
the barbarian fToLI which they had come
No negro would ever hare been permitted
70 enter .h;s c1a9.fy if the fpundera q
the Republic had ever dreamed Of Ia.
pogaibility Of their acknowledgements
1Se North would be no better off thar
the South If negroes we're "a common
there as in South Carolina. This might
be heresy 10 Republican ideas but be
did not care If il was. II wAz lie truth
aud he stuck 70 it, Wisdom would have
excluded the negro, in the first place
wisdom will exclude the Chinese, becauAe
they are more dangerous than the neg:o
All dark races are obon1ious 10 white
men. He deprecated race troubles and
did not want another civil war; but there
would be trouble enough without his stir
ring it. The negro question atthc South
gas no more settled nov than rten ths
frat gun was fred at Sumter.
| Jones speech fell like bombshell into
the Republican camp but there was nc
reply to him. i, is one Of the revenge.
Of time, that the Pacific Coast Senators
who had once helped fasten the four
teenth and fifteenth amendments upon the
PROSTATE South were now appealing Il
that section 10 come to their aid, cad pro
tect them from their own insanity. Time
at last, makes all things even. A Rcpub
lcan Senator, in the year 1882, has riser
in his seat and boldly announced that ne
groes ought never TO have been alowet
to vote that their presence ia curse a
the South that the white mans govern
ment is the only one fit for the republic
and that reconstruction was blunde
and crime And not q man in tha
Senate, on the Republican side, daret
stand up and challenge this bold and start
ling declaration. Even Iloar sat nun
and dumbfounded. If Jones has no
sounded the alarm that rings like n fir,
bell in the night, would like TO know
the meaning Of his language. What vii
come OF it we shall soon know. But i
needs no cage to rise from the dead t,
prophecy that either the Pacific Coast i
drifting to Democracy or that the Repub
lican party is about to 'shoot Niagara.
George, of Mississippi, end Jones, 0
Nevada, have clasped hands over tn
|, black chasm /! ). r. Il.