National Republican., 1884-10-17

DSAhoNAuNo hit HuONi pbpPiSs
"Nlgger' Niggeri Niggeri"
The republicans of North Carolina arc
prosecuting a remarkably vigorous and
aggressive campaign, based upon the
high plane Of protection for the results of
American industry. The "Old North
State" is gradually becoming alive to the
fact that her magnificent natural re
sources only need tho development that
follows the application of capitals en-
chanted wand to place her in the front
rank of the sisterhood Of states. The re.
publican orators, planting themselves
upon this basis of impregnable fact, show
her people how capital and labor alike
have been fostered and guarded by the
republican protective policy, until the
accumulation of wealth in the northern
states has been almost beyond computa-
tion. They point out that this wealth
is now beginning to take cognizance of
her climate, soil, forests, minerals, fisher
les, and other undeveloped resources, and
is but awaiting little friendly en-.
couragement to flow over her borders
and make North Carolina the most opu-
lent and prosperous state in the south.
Tho bourbons, with characteristic big
otry, refuse utterly to discuss questions
that 20 to the real prosperity and happi-
moss of the people of their state. Dodging
the great material issues of protection, and
the education of their ignorant masses,
they are conducting their campaign upon
the low and vicious basis of race issue.
Knowing the fatal weakness Of their party
upon the tariff question, they evade the
bold challenge of the republicans to dis
cuss topics with which the real future of
their state is vitality associated, and seek
to win through prejudices famed into
unworthy life by raising the miserable
cry of negro equality.
This bourbonism that forgets mono of
its hates, and learns none of the peaceful
and humane theories its opponents are
bringing to the.attention of the people of
North Carolina, dictates campaign that
looks only to the maintenance of the
cruel and narrow minded bigotry that
has heretofore so unfortunately hampered
the southern states in their progress
toward the highway of prosperity. The
repubIicans nre dnbbed tho "nipper
party" The young men Of the state are
threatened with social ostracism fthev act
with A marty of"n,pporlov.rs The voung
women are taught that it is their part to
punish with dis(avor any man associated
with the "nigger party" and for the
benefit os all age, and classes tho bour.
hon orators draw flaming bicturos of the
misrule plundering social DEGRADATION.
and jneyitable "nigper oonaIitvn that on
thar word will swir,Iv foIIow a ronrhli-
can yictorv 1, No,tb Co,oIino
Tbis misorabI. oro,y hal aud h,oodu
horc.~ stylo oF Fcomnoi,rirc ,vos In yo,ro
o,,or, ,h, ,,os.orn o,,,.rhoods ohort tha
closo ~ ,ho ,,or hr, /, ,v,s Io,,hod az,
or ovisto,co t,oro Jr,rortrr.toly q Ia
s.ill o,yo,tivo l., thu south brt sober
common sense il beyinning 70 assert
i,selr and n vcr,, l,ryn pronort;on of the
nannic In North q, -oIip, oro eating vary
tircd or Loviny mi. ,tcrnaI crv of ..Nig.
gcri Niryorln thrnst down their tbroats
with cach rccurrin, ramnnirn. Common
sense and the eynericnce of twenty wears
of frccdon show so CLEARLY that the
blacl, Am,,irou asks nothing but recog-
pition of his Ic,, rights as n citizen. and
seeks social eou,litv with tho white as
little a, the white seeks IL with him.
that reaectine mon in tho south are
rarnsing IN allow onnc,ls to roco nreiu.
dice 70 longer obscnre the consideration
of the greater questions with which their
future welfare is indissolubly inter
t,yi,od
Wo ho, Iooyo to ossrro tho yotora M
Nj, Te.aI',,', "a 4I,a L. a,..a, =,
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the south that while the northern uemo-
Gratis are willing to reap any benefits that
may come their way through solid
south. and do not caro- by what means OIL
or,,r,on,s tho oo,tb 10 Lo,t solid A,,o,
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erh preJuuIces III reBaru 10 the hegr"
The very bourbons who are raising such
frantic outcry about negro equality are
laborine teeth and toe nail for the cleo
,ioo to ,bo rrostdoncv NJ a man ,yho I,
W." - ",,e"n as
aboishng separate schools for coloreC
| Chi Id rem in the city of New York