New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-17
porRBON MORAL DEPRATITY.

,,oy1pING FOR A FAIR VOTE DENOUNCED
IA" ~ cowARDIcE AND TREASON 10 TIE
r,ocRArIc PARTY.
-s<r ssaed Edgsaeld ~ TIE SAar'Sso" 1se"' an"
M REGISTRATION Act OF South Carolina mas
d nroT sion full Of folly cSward!ce nSrs,I Tue N
season 10 he Des' These severe words are care
iona nssn and this harsh assertion lie deHOeTAtey
made II uDgracioas 10 mus h Ig as ne
49, -ace Of south Carolina and the NduohaI - ~
cr.t,e parry have too much al STAKE W AOAe0- A'0P
H Ss Re gstraton law professedy passed TO nave
atree election and TAR count ehu ye' Sv ioO
vbtes 10 carry the election so Is 10 pTesetEe - Os
T,1 ute good government IN the state Inc iaeths
80 nm. - said To be practical educational qu"c
scn fpr sIfrlge by having as many CIHeieuI 10 80
80 are officers TO be voted for, IA which the voter must
49, uls ballot himself pat II lnto the properly
sllsIea box on pain OF not having II counted - -,
rms seems plausible a. rst view, but II tae trainers o.
t1t s 10 the Republicans, way provide tnat Con
cra.smeu snail be chosen ut separate PVi4llb PieO
WE 49, ,co,tld hare no trouble Nts vheH LTeS
.eeuf Is u chosen there iC0ud be co OOTtS a. H le
I n an me PRESIDENTIAL Dor dy mistake, but ~ an
m vey as Il IS caef, Tie Democrats cott0 eec. 40 III
- N - ,eyldent tnat effect Vi the separate pom
~ plase for Congress, II not the uesisN' 10
The Rrlubhcan party, with the expectation tAat so
STATE Government VIII tai 20 the Demoer&e.e POI
Ia .,-tce 10 South Caro- ina Even IN 1870 ana ever
sine thai year the Republican party nas Deeh a.
Ton tina The Republicans might DC permitted 70 Con "a
The Feaogal elections Hence as regaIus tne "a
Cournssmen IN an on year, tue kegstrauou "a" 10 W
sccemp,h no more Tor THAN our impacao4e euo-
mics have Deen willing TO concede " Us a.! Ae mne
Nhat miserable result after nj TIE grand hOulsn VI
trumpets as the wonderful magic me hsesls; q 49,,
law produce III forcing JFee e'eO'o ytt ~
count" and yet enable The Intelligence VI H'e S'u'e z" ~
SIC me only hope OF the south and OF the National
Deuocr,.y is 10 Obtain majority next House To-
THIS end Tie Democrats should nght manIlIy TO carr
every Congressional dstrict possible Nofta anu %
East ami est IN eUent should SCUM CGr0t'Ha doa.
Don more than one district 70 ne negroes do~eteT, y
rioters be registered ana ne eecisO" i0 %
b be held ut Sepdrate POLLING pace etM o Ve " ~
srery irde negro wtA be Gdoerhsed WI'ele 70 R C o
ballot and ne Sa1e may prepare "efSeg :" sc -,
u7eSsOi,t dtStrtc tuTHed Deer 70 nc hq,aoIt; IL 80
rh,ch negroes hare me "~"eI'ott "'uID, 9 - ,s
he secret rhy eCerg negro ." S""' U"I"'U " 'S'
eruag Presidential election
S0 hoes az Lne Federal poll and small DrDe el'her To
he makers Of these boxes or TO one mahaseI ~ o
Az M urlDe To "a Republican supervisor, COWd secure
mail s,gn 70 BE- gtges that ooHd g~'ds "e ~'e~'e''"
VIZ When did our State ingloriousy and ignomnl,,
Dusy fail 10 do her duty before IL an any sIusSie
secne 10 lace ber foes latin sine Will not mus
disgrace herself November, nor at any IuI1 eaeC
separate pouIng place for Congress as part o. Iess
radon law, and having shorty 20 yV,,re S as ne
umercitut Providence had imposed The ezra seSSto"
tie Stlte Prom J9" Stigma
tHE SENTIMENTS APPROVED BY The LEADING
From The Charleston Ss.os ana Courier Editorial,
Tue letter " d" EdSencld pU1L7-e1 VO4e! % 90 'y
md tfdrd aud the objections " severance Ol
lie state ana Federal elections are presehteu VIII graz
searness There Will be no G4tetence OF opiAiOL5 NE
anane OF the point that South Carolina ID IAe present
CONDITION Of affairs, should WORK az haIu 70 eIeot
Eressneu az " eject officers Inc "nte people Vi
South Carolina tied by every consideration u HteI
bst gratitude TO the NatlOnal DeAlOctdtic pa ~
De pTeseit elsctiO lQC should DC aOded y ~ W'~ AideI
pr pTecent TIE elecfOH Of Democratic COIGFeSS0'sI|
Edgened," however, does the Legislature sre GUS
wrong III denOunclng the present Election law II may
prove udclOus by reason OF events ~nlcn
kav orcrred since IIs passage. But there nothing
wardly nngraletu ueasOnabie IA the cohCuct "a
the men VINO voted Tor IL lhey are th
EQUALS correspondent IN 10y atty 10 the state anu
IN To south CarOunas Interests anu al IeaSt as
lusensu as our espOndtnt can DC CousAeeu 70 PC
Bur We must not allow not words VI Eu5euelu' III
The beginning Of letter TO blind Us " the importance
Ind urgency VI the views no submits