Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
lIooDY SHIRT.
,,tI.t Crying in the VII
dernesS'
!, shirt scrccd of the
CAMPAIGN.

,,,,r shirt scrced of the
Campaign.
40 Intcr.ocoan.l
M Al THE SOUTH
.,co,r. the Richmond
"a vis as to give the ne
nu M advice. Now that
lD srer It tells the colored
10 his interest to i've
En- the white race OF
NV, wv, negro were not enl-
iat farmers and mer,
,.naoculd he live, and
,soy thus prepared the
is'. tate explicitly declares
l Us s ~ Virginia will never
il's ss,,rner like Malone to
y us| Al State in his own
s :, rsce will never submit to
a t lSrS such whites by the
a assi negro populace.'
ali l. impossible to define
.'u,sbonism in fewer words
tssiSy precision. Gen. Ma
s WE Of Virginia, was n gal
aussV soldier, and is not a
' Neither has there been
!, sxtravagance in the adj
" II The state government
en NV to which he belongs.
\, 'G cue Of the old charges
Y Republican party of the
4 revived against him. His
'soblIced to come down tot the
namely, that any person or
rSicb attracts to his or its
!. rhatever means, the great
\, negro population is guilty
|,Ioo And must be put down,
Wv y IoS.sjble, forcibly if neces-
sanding of Malone as II
n. the whole story. Bour-
= Do idea of submitting TO
Df,N ne majority, lawfully eN-
divided the majority hap
ION the other side
'ssull for the North to APP
sorthern politics. Party
=. hieh, and all sorts OF art
". ~ are resorted 10 10y the
y snail and great, but the
mrty never charges usur-
n. Republicans of Chicago,
II are bitterly opposed To
,ioo ol Carter Harrison, but
charged him with being n
rurpstlon justiiies revolu-
"A NOodshed is n necessary
s. revolutionary resistance. II
had uArped authority the
he shotgun would have been
propef in putting him down.
snyiIie rot sod the State edi-
ere In perMf accord.
ma va. ikanly Southern state
N tbssspshowed II detcrmi'
d sspOlitical rights this
NE aggun had previously
,ut. Bot here and there an
iaSES in other states. A
wdlcal "usurpationh was
b nrniy, Mississippi. This
heiEhite population ofabout
rhNd of about IA, 800. There
HdFendent county ticket IN
nili was quite generally
h the negroes. AT on,
skat, as they call it down
!. Matthews, II prom
Fendent, was shot and
rg the election. The nexI
-meeting was held, mt whicl.
and friends of the deaJ
:olemnly warned not 10 st
avenge his death. If they
onld be treated rs "outsidt
bud protection of the law,
ION enemies of society," and
1--WE will visit upon them
lit retributiom.n Not con.
This, ii was resolved, fur.
in the opinion of this meet
pecessary to the safety of So
! the welfare of all races and
this county that the Mat
(lly shall keep out of politics
county" Even this did
p the subject. 1t is still fur
PED that "fIom henceforth
set of men shall organize
pace against the whites in
\, and il il shall be at
the future, we hereby give
II shall be ut the peril ol
or persons attenlptingtc dc
meeting very appropriately
subject To The call of the
Iot the Democratic central
Northern people propose tc
fort OF thing without trying
tllei? The real difference, in
etween the great parties al
Is that one approves ano
uch infamy. while the other
Of II, and is in part tn,
" 1.-THE Republicans dc
~ determination I,
MSiul means this usurpa
VII deserve defeat in 1854
"a duty still unfullilled 10y
freedom and political NOR
elablish genuine republi
distinction from the rule o
" m the Southern states
difficult one but 10y III
o.sible.