The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-21

Governor Cameron, Superintendent FAIR,
and Attorney General Blair, in the matter
OF the School Board of Richmond. yield
ing, as they were compelled TO yield. TO the
demands OF the negroes, elected white men
from the School Board OF that proud city,
and appointed in their places negroes. who,
our esteemed contemporary the star will
recolect, were to have charge OF the white
schools Of Richmond, and TO take an active
part in the administration OF the educa-
tional affairs OF that good city. Is it,,
therefore. very strange that, regarding this
action OF the Coalition as an earnest OF
their future policy, the white people OF
Virginia are thoroughly alarmed? Is it a
meter OF surprise that Democratic Jour-
uas should take up this note OF alarm and
continuously sound it from mountain TO
seacoast. - Petersburg Mail.
The main question involved in the dis
cussion now going on in Virginia is
whether the negroes shall be appointed to
Gll offices in which. if they serve at all,
| they will be the official superiors Of white
people? Nobody denies the negro's right
| TO vote as he pleaseS. Nobody asks him to
forego the exercise OF any OF his rights as
q citizen. But we do, one and all, deny that
I,it is one OF his rights to rule white people.
Richmond Dispatch.
We firmly believe the white people in
the coming contest viii by large majority
endorse the views expressed by the Dis
patch. Fredericksburg Star.
We have substantial reasons for believ-
ing that Mah0neism in Virginia has nearly
run its race. A few days ago, in CONVERSE
ton with an intelligent man in this section
who had been an active worker for reid
lustment, he said TO us frankly that he could
no longer follow Malone; that he Ma
hOne) had gone too far into the negro ques-
ton for him; that he believed the time had
arrived for every white man who loves his
race to come together, and in thunder tones
declare that this is q white mans Govern
ment, and must be ruled by white men,
Fredericksburg Star.
The New York World has. indeed. fallen
into evil hands. Pulitzer, It's new editor
not content with endorsing Cameron. Rloir
and Farr for placing negroes on School
Boards, expresses his sympathy with mo-
gro who elopcd with and married whit
] girl IN Wisconsin. Pulitzer. the infomous
adyenturer. so far as the Democracy of Vir.
ginla are concerned, may as well ..hany his
mono
OF his political garbage. Fredericksburg
STAR
But one thing is certain: The people Of
Virginia are not going 10 submit to the ne
gro being foiSted TO places OF honor and
trust by the traitOrOus Mahoneites over
The white race. The negro in his place is
all right; out OF his place he is all waong.
Nuginians know where he belongs, and
they viii see to IL that he is kept there.
despite Malone, Cameron, etc.-Luach-
burg NelcS
ihere can be no objection 10 colored
school trustees serving on colorcd boards
Tor coiored schools. Indeed. this would
DC right and proper and in accordance
win laws. But TO make coored trustees
serve on boards for white schools Is n stem |
towards social equality to which the white |
race willneyer submit. - Way.eSboro' Mes.
Senqer. -''
The Netos Journal establishes the Chris |
tianity OF Judge Hoadly by declaring him |
Freemason aud Templar. Cincinnati |
Commercial.