Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

rrports Of rice troubles, telegrsphe that IL
~. sinence q northern liberalization the
South VIII certsiuiy enter upon period Of
uncxsmpIed prosperity. sensior wade
Hampton aud other prominent Democrats
are most earnest in their desires Tor the
Improvement and elevation OF The col
ored peop,c. yeli-interesi, no higher
confederation. impeis them 70 labor IN tn's
direction. Colonel Trenholm sisted the
whole CASE in . single sentence when ne
ssid 10 the Hrufds representative: The
importance Of this fully appears when u Is
considered that the value OF all properly
and the pro6tableness OF all industries ~
the southern States resi- upon toe toundi-
ton Of agricultural prosperity. aud that "a
turn restsupou negro labor WIN the CO.
orerati,n OF Democratic Administration
OF the Federal Government IN sympathy
with the hest Interest, OF both whites and
blacks at the South that section wiii soon
giye evidence OF the benefit. to flow over
the whole country from the Change voted
by the people. Mr.. Blaine 10 the contrary
uots outstanding.
PREACHING sPGR0 ISsOERycTrDN.
IA,bany Arsus, Demecrsiic.I
ZINES G.. Blaine's speech on Tu"sdiy
niebt was calculated to produce negro
insurrcctisn agninst the government, 81
~ the southern States aud the Govern
mani Of tue United states. A man who
BE-. this object in view Is IN enemy TO the
white race and an enemy 10 The negro
race. lie Is tend. Any negro in,urrec-
ton against the government Of the States
or ol HE nation would be PIT down at
Great cost Ct lives 10 both race. and OF
uropsrty. Treasure, and suffering 10 the M.
ijou. No man can produce such an insur-
rectiau. II 4, within The power OF the pco-
ole II tho United State. 10 prevent ~. II +,
al.o within the power 81 the heart Of any
hatrr ~ margind 10 wish such an evil and
OF auv drmigoguc 10 preach Il. James Il.
Elaine breaches IT,. We would fain not be-
Irye that ne wishes il. He preiches II for
a sensation. He calculates that It cannOt
occur. hut that Ivy preaching II he can draw
notice 10 Himself and away from the real
causes OF his defeat
TVS uATBEu5 OF TIFF PAsT
waterbury (Coun.i American. Republican
Under other circumstance, than those
whica surround the utieranccS Of candI-
a.te smartins under defeat and cEasncr-
aied ~ The Alterations Of hopr and fear
IS hich preceded the final announcement,
such specch w0nid haze stirred the coun-
Is ~ the Cci'b, OF sectional feeling. Bat
row they SIC understood - be the utter
arec, oi az individual cmbiitercd by DIS
apr,Mlmcut. without that calm phil)'0-
ply which can accept thc result hcroiciily
ard give 10 his competitor The far acknow-
l,dglaeni Of III, success and 40 the country
tn oreii. oi IL, choice and The hope Of IT.
lcac,i plrb0,c. Mr.. Blllnc's speech
Sound, !inc The cainue,, oi delibcta,ion;
hu; IT, spirit l. the wndpA,-icu OF hate and
disappointment which ,tanG, IN fatal con-
inst 20 toe soft word, Of his letter 81
acceptance The question thit suggest
ii,ci is. even c0nccding the truth OF
w,.at be- slf,. what difference would Dir.
Hhiurs election mike 10 the evils u"
complains oi: The solid South was
nut 1ud c,ul1 not be made IN ISSUE IN tle
l.tc csuIaigD, aud tlclc are reasons to
holc that. II properly exercised, Mr.. Clcye'
land, citation viii do more To break thst
hated ,Oldi,J liam all the year, OF i.epuh-
licln .socndancy have accomplished. We
n.ink TIA; calm lnd thoughtful Republicans
cycryWhcle must regrct--n 10 stronger
word, are required 10 expires, their feet
ing. --th, painful effort Il embarraS- the
fuuue Hi.h the passions and hatred, oi the
y. e.