The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
s'SOuthcrn COrdiality."

MIR. H.. y. NTlTNT. UT ,NVW OTk WTOTf
IN C,p,r,, N,,urcr,rl in bch,lf of cor.
o,''''" ,"'"', :" 80
tam capitalists VINO were ready toeStaD-
lish manufacturing interests i'm the So,th
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provided th"N were assured ol the same
treatment and confidence OF the people
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course ul MS letter. Nlf. MARSH asker
General Bcaurcgard the following plain
..
p"'N'""H'
| wish to nsk OF you; what Kind of u re-
ccptlon would these gentlemen probably meet
w"",J 'vv"""i down uYn W., nm "rc .oin,, w. husinn"sss
calculating to become c,tilcus of the state
ana w nct ~ AT pnmiic ,nnht ,rs pro bono nmn'
and would claim the ,isht to vote as they
please, hut would not pnradc their Republic.
~ i" nn,sirs' o,hrr ,ninvs hc, Nv conn ww"m"nili
they he welcomed ani meet with support aud
gnoi VIII nr WOULD inc tnct thni my arc
sbusincss "r s"rIn, wuyts ''' ~" INV y"
To those questions General Bcour,-
card rcplicd ~ follows,
Now or,,o,s xoy.r
Mr.. Il. $. Marsh, "a Wall street, New York
,ny;,,,s,, . v,,. ,,,,., ,,,-,, ,,.,
baHa been rrccciycd' hui press of business pre-.
vented mo from answering sooner. You can
a,r,nrn SoMr ,r,1n =, ,nai y incE com" n"rc %n n
commerce. ann ftSDtftt- pl our country tWtN
viii be cordially welcomed, whether Rcpn,-
Il, ,"S vote on as "m thew rla"sr NV" WIZ ''"'' "' "'''''
In society they will he treated according to
'',,r pcrs,nnn mc,it,. ,oo.s o,,or tho vor
only the wors, cid IS of politicians. North and
South, ARE Inclined To- keep alive the bad fcci-
M MI "nnC,nrr ~, 10y NY snn,, W.T. src,,,,,v ~, l,u,s.
Una. want the capital aud enterprise of the
North to com" here an, assist tn rrn,ilding
among nv. "' am. yo,,rs ,rul,. '"'
g.. I. irAuRrGAnD.
The New Orleans Times Democrat
pripis the above corrcspnudrncr, and
| seeks TO emphasize General Bcaurc.
cards reply with the following COM
mcnt: ..To.day, when "A man comes
nmonr rs. no question is asked about
his r~oii,ics. bu, II he Is a rood citizc,
he i welcomed with the same cordialitv
whether he comes from the North or
the south. whether he is n Dcmocra, or
Republican," This looks we'll upon
pancr, but is il the truth? Do these
~prctcnScs square with the practices of
| the South?
II. n General Bcaurcrard saws,
Northern men, whether Republicans or
Democrats, will he mt full liberty Ia
vote rs they please, and. rs the Times
UeDocrat saws, they will meet with the
same cordiaiity rs southern men. how is
il that their vote i. not east if they hap
men to be Rcpublicans? How il il that
iaryc Bourbon maioritics are returned
in districts that are overwhelmingly
Republican, How is il that every de.
vice Of bulldoaipy and ballot-hox stuff.
in. is used to suppress Republican ina.
i%ori,ics? How is itthati H. Northern Rep.
rcscn,ative districts there is an average
vote of twenty-scvcn thousand. while in
Southern REPRESENTATIVE districts there
Is an average vote of thirteen thouS,nt
votes on!yP How is il that Republican,
are driven away from the polls whc.
they attempt TO vote. AMI nillcd ii the,
persist, or are 80 inundated that the,
10 not care to vote ut all? How is i
that such outragcs rs occurred a, Dan
vile. and such brutal political savage
nv as was pcrpctra,cd upon Republican
voters in Copiah County, Mississippi, i
allowed to go unpublished? Such n con
dition of things rs this in the Soutl
does not tally with General Beaure
CARDS statements.
General Beaurcgarl may write rcam
of kindly letters and he may be- SINGER
in what he says. but so long as thes
ugly realities are matters OF regular +,
c~,rrcnrp i'm every noliticol camuaivn