The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-03

C ting them, ID that they viii 10 fiji.
ted as early as possibl, for snch ro-
sponsiblitics. Ito Republican par.
ty tako q different view, They rcco-
umanl IN amendment to the cons!i
utiun, limit NJ tho con'ro' o. the
pubic schools ly tie $ ,tgs, aud
,hrnNi'g n s'ur upon educational
institutions ider rclgiouB manage.
mglt, Sii such management was
u; way with pub,is interests. 70
hey cen Gle that "p"pn'er education
- LETT 81 the caro- Of the several
s,G'es,' and FAY that Ill il The nation.
al government :, all in tho work 20
Tie extent OF liz cons.itn ioia) duty
3 :. how iag tlicy juls o it, ns'ilu'
tionN duty extends, wo are t. infer
r. III Tho fact TINT key have had un
'no'est,d sway f"r lwer'y years, aud
havo never dcvo'cd the dollar TO the
aid Of pcpulr e'lucati in.
We charge to R'pnb!ic'n party
Nih having defined the white rco
nc o: th,..SJu'h,ond o'havins played
aPca The ppirdic,s Of the blacks.
Tor their own poli,i,al agrand>o.
mcrt Adj, We charge them wit
having placed brides bc'cr, southern
White men, b. Offering Il GIN political
adv ncrmeni, for drsortior of Their
people sui III csplu-a' OF tho elan.
dois pa; 'oy.h ag,inst them. l, will
DO Icncnb rcd that in Nay lGCG
Cen. Garfield. the last Pr sideut
elect of tho Il publican party, sad
on tho A. Of c nsross cha. al
Who puteipa'ed in tho ,obc!iio'
STALL r,v,r be- excln !oi !rlm a.,
right &c elective franchise in al
cnsra relating 20 national Offices.
AMI in Jan. 1868, ic on'rcd a Iii
lr3v.d ng fr III discharge of G. n
II ,ucock fem The \ M, fer rccAg,
z'rg TIC right If iha people OF the
S nth 10 govnn ;hsmfe'vcs. Ia
Republican platform o! 1890 rc.a!
,irmci ,h., oiiS7j. Wish charge
",ho D,mocra'ic plr'y win being
c same in 81 ir,t ne wien in amps
nv With tTtason:'-"wih sentling
Union soldiers 20 he ielr. ard Con.
i,je'a'e soldiers 20 III frcn." Gen
& Ife'd WAS nnminl'cd upon Tins
All IL received lis unqualified on'
!orscmcnt, Ia and q Repnll;ca'
Congro g were s.ectol upou il, b.
before u year had passed, on oZ.can
Iedeiato G'acrGl WAC appointed b,
'bi7 Same General Glri ID 10 Il a..
eigu n.inil.iy. 4 brave U.ion .ldici
vas son from tic Halls OF CJHgres
in defeat, to give plac, 10 m cx-c>n'
lcierats. Aad r publican adminis
ration traded ia pstro mage in The
great sta'c Of Virginia for Tie votes
4 an ox-Cynfrder,ta General
lgainst soldier Of The Union, Tnu'
hes Il o Re. ublican party never fail
ed 10 Ply treGcherous 10 lis avowed
principles, to perpctra'e Ms power
I, day wo have q most wonderful il
rstra!iou CT Iha TREASON of The r.
publican parry t. It's avowed rrinci'
y!e7. Tue Ia~!y is committed e
ho support Il n man in Mississippi
whom i. drove from the II usc O
Representatives, MS knowing re-
co,ver Of stolen g,ods. A nan WHO
il avowed'y opposed 10 its frantiaI
views. and 10 has in times past nr.
r'iguol it for beirg guilty Of every
r,,ivable bad purpose and &c,
Bl. he agrees now 10 bs a traitor &c
his people, AID TO use all the power
he may gain from Republican sup
port, to help pfrp, tuato Republican
bower, and tla' i, al they require.
TIC ncgro, tho nations waid. Gnd
political properly, $50 cousidoied)
Of the Republican lariy must now
march 10 The polls and cast bis bal
ln', rs COMMANDED hy the r ;! ubican
administration, for tho very man
Who ought 10 hold Il seat in G n
Crcss to which that tarty alleged
John Il Lynch 10 be c,titlod.
Tae negro is n grsat man with The
Republican party SO long as they
con use him. Bi', tho Greonbacker
aud Independent, nro much greater
when they can DO used 10 bo,.cr or
moro immediate advantage. The
Republican party would to-day make
terms OF any Kind with the whites of
the S ,uth,giviug them c,ntrol Of the
State governments and The right 70
count ont or to do any way what
ever in lieu Of their united support
Of national Republican control. The
negro could hc disfranclisc | entirely
Tor ought tn Y would crre, The cry