The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-19

No one knows better than General Ma.
hone that the negro can find equality only
in the negro's fatherland, and that he can
rise to the full dignity OF manhood there
only after the habits Of servitude die with
the man whose second nature is seryile.
The negro NAV imagine he is free man
here, but in verify he is the obedient SER
want OF the white man, who flatters his
vanity. The Moses OF Ham has not yet
risen. When he appears he will be OF the
negro race, and his objective point Africa.
= Frauds like Malone do incalculable
hurt to the peace and material welfare OF
communities peOplcd with superior and in
terror races by encouraging hopes in the
one race never TO be realized. and arOusing
prejudices in the other that will not down
at the bidding or law Of charlatanS; and
the sooner the negro cuts loose from SELF
seekers and learns once for all that this Is
the white mans country, and that he will
rule il. the better for all concerned.- Var
renten Vir1inidn.
There is no longer, we are happy to say,
any excuse or apology for divided Demo-
cracy in this State. A grand Democratic
reunion has been called TO meet in Lynch
burg on the 10th OF July, and every man
who voted for Hancock and English on
either OF the electoral tickets in the late
national contest is invited to meet in the
county conventions and participate in
sending delegates to this Convention. We
hope that all who are Democrats and de-
sire the success of their party will enter
heartily into this matter and avail them
selves OF the opportunity to reOrganize and
reiinle the party upon a solid basis, alike
honorable and satisfactory TO Democratic
Readiusters and Democratic Funders.-
PedriSburg Virginidn.
The white people would rather that ne
groes should teach negro schools; and, il Il
We're possible, that negro trustees should
be appointed for negro SCHOOLS; but the
white people Of Virginia, representing the
wealth and intelligence OF the State, very
reasonably and Justly demand not only that
the schools shall be ander the control OF
those OF the same race, but that every de
partment OF our Government shall be i'm the
bands OF white men, and those, too, who
do nOtiavor appointments such as Cameron
made in Richmond. The fall election will
prove this.-Franklia county Gazette.
Some of the papers in the State are exer.
clslng themselves over the tariff. The
tariff question sinks into insignificance a,
long us MahOneism starcs us in the face
/ Whoever opposes Malone and his method:
Is good enough Democrat for us, whether
his views on the tariff be high or low. w,
are opposed TO political judges; we are OPP
posed TO incompetent judges; we are OPP.
posed TO corrupt judges, for it is from tbs
Dench That the greatest injury can be done
and has been done Virginia. Franklin
County Gazette.
1t Is rather surprising to find journal OF
the standing OF the New York Times argu.
ing against having political offenders and
public thieves tried in Washington. partly
on the ground that OF the 100000 inhabi.
tants OF the District OF Columbia C, 600 are
negroes.
Can II be that it intends TO discontinue its
championship OF the negroes, and, as re.
CARDS the negro question, TO become no
better than the B0urbons among the south.
ern Democrats philadelphia telegraph.
The New York World commends "Toe.
ny" Cameron for appointing negro school
trustees In Richmond, but such sentiment
does not commend the World TO the fayora-
BILE attention OF the Democracy OF Virginia.
Franklin county Gazette.