Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Prophetic Vision OF the Great Sage
OF Monticello.
Stevens sublime Folly and Crimes or
the Radical Party.
Mahone's Vices aud Recklessness of
Terrible Results.
Foster, Cameron. Russell and Dorsey
Tclcgraphic TONES.
ny Mall and rclcsmrh.

Republican groans pitinlly aud Is
furious by turns. IL inveighs against
Southern whites as II they were better
or worse than those OF the North,
while, confesscdly, the only difference
between the people OF the sections con-
sists In the fact that an eN-slaveholdnr
is strongly attached TO his old servants,
while Northern man, coming into
the south, viii have no relations OF
any character with n negro. For all
that II Is the simple truth that the two
races, OF approximately equal num-
beers, as Thomas Jefferson declared,
cannot live together rs equals and rs
frocmen aud citizens. White men
viii never hc governed by hlncks, and
blacks are made TO believe that they
Will be rc.cuslavcd IL governed Nv
whites. 1t Wus miracle,
not that six negroes were killed
IN Danville, but that 100000
were not slaughtered last Tuesday in
Virginia Law and gospel aud parti-
SAN necessities and the absurd rant
aud denunciation of tho Republican
signify nothing, Two distinct races, of
equal numbers and invested 10y law
with equal rights, cannot constitute
homogeneous or peaceful society. Tho
| tight AT DanVille wns prccipiiated hya
negro or lev white man, by whom
II signifies netmnu. 10 was only
n preliminary sllirmish and the
battle was only postponed. The
two armies dreaded Il; but
come IL Will and must. The Rrpuhli.
can party undertook, oven when the
gooO and godly rhad Stevens was its
mentor, to use the negro In ly0veruiug
! the South. The Union white people
OF the South were the shareholders OF
the south and these wefea thousand
| fold more odious tn Stevens than the
seccssionists. With successive years,
necessary results ensuing, parties in
the South, wherever the races are of
approximate numbers, are
distinguished solely by race
features. Instead OF conflict be-
tween parties, we have, at each olrc-
ton, u conflict of raccs. Therefore
100000 men, black and white, went
armed cuO-d-pie, 10 the bnllot-hONes
of Virginia last Tuesday. There wcrc
none killed, aud simply because each
not less than 100000 on that single day
and night. The South has been
set over pmouidcring volcano by The
legislation and policy of kepubli.
| baR yei4H}P 5G& ntavssBiiSttd 6ni5G
men OF the South nom the SECESSION
lists, instead of consolidating races,
this race conflict might have been
postponed many years. But IL had 10
| come. All statesmen admit that II is
unavoidable. The negroes them
selves have ever dreaded 1t
an yet have been made
helpless agents of radical party leaders
and compncted rs one man and precipi-
tated upon the white race.
PuRPosEp CoNElsCArIoN.
Thad Stevens must haveknown that
no white American community would
be governed by blacks and eN-snves,
aud Thad stephens, knowing II,
sought by compelling " 10 secure n
preteNt for the determination of the
Southern people, and the appropria-
ton of their property and homes.
| Northern no more than Southern peo-
pie would submit 10 this
snbordination 10 Africa, and while
the South has sought, for the sake of
peace, 20 tolerate evils OF partisan and
social systems instituted by Thnd Ste
vens, the dangers that Were inipend-
| ing over Virginia last Tuesday aud
obyiated by niracleand the constant
occurrences OF such hazards, when one
shot fired would be n signal on elec-
ton day for half a million, renders IL
necessary TO speak the truth, % face
the danger and even now to pr0Ylde
| the remedy.
In what does II consist?
now THE NEoRoles ARE NisLID.
When the Republican tells the ne
groes of the country that they arc
hated by ex-mnstors; that they are de-
splscd by the South; that the South
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average r,ouIherner delights In MUIR
dering negroes, the negro believes II.
! The white man secs and understands
all this He il prepared always for
an outbreak of ignorant passion, gem
Grated by tile innatlcnl and foolish
newspaper, made absolutely insane by
Mahone's overthrow. The conse-
quences nre inevitable. One or the
other race, IL these wicked, ninfderois
newspapers bc not slienced, hurst bt.
externinated a million soldiers, II
the wnr OF races begin, could not stop
10 till one or the other OF the coillbnt-
ants ceased 10 live ana the
| bloodiest, most brutal monsters 81 the
age are they who devote themselves
To the purpose OF cxasperatinB hiGcks
against whites. Malone aud his
| Washington newspaper, IL natural
effects OF their speeches upon Ignorant
blacks and necessary consequences 81
their rage and denunciatipns cnsllti
win be the most eAecrabie OF man
Kind. They arouse tho Negroes su5-
plrions and dlstzust. Conscious oI
| unworthiness and uniltness for citizen
ship, because incapable OF its tnsks,
the negro always breads deprivation
OF rights OF citizenship. He IL told,
too, that The whites Of the South
would re-cnslave him. The negro be-
lieves IT, And yet there Mas never a
white man who desired or proposed or
dreamed OF the reinstitution OF
slavery. Why these LES why
this partisan consolidation OF blacks,
/ II these negroes new masters would
not have the negro put to death Re-