The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25
.'sssF0R l.|;' R.|;'*THESEsREAS0NlIS'S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q. m .pLA1SEn Al
Mr. John s. ssunn, of Charleston, ". yn..
a Democrat, Comes ont for Islnino a
and Protcetion-Thc Tarin Living
iIt Issue in the Southern States. e z x

tt q Del'oe = ra'' comes ONT Tor lslniho =
anu proseetion-rhe Tarln n Living
Issue In t1e Southern States.
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10 my eoH'rdae' ana ana our Young Men Of hi
,eoum que w, y
herewith give my reasons for voting
for Mr., Blaine with the hope md beljel
tha, you viii accord Ia them . ,o;r cors,.,
oro,;o, T,o, -, ,;,.s:.. a ~,
=, w nv NY ny ~ tl.e pasSslo9Is I9ls ol
iic P'sl' chhhot De OF much use IN tho
present. Were u public meeting an.
nounccd 10 disc,,ss State Sov,.,;,ntr =,
,ba r,a,,s o.,Le. sa,,,,, ~ ~, v'I,ss', nv "
Wv .'7'' y. Wv 'ou.' III '"e iefi"ofies, or
or INC l''gltlve slave law, the repeal Of the
Missouri compromise, the Douglass bill.
tho abofition NJ .t,verv I, G,Lo n;s,r;o, :,
r1,,,l:, a. IL. - - - ,'.,'St VI
.o'a"'o'" WI. VI '''c 'n.erleri'hce with slavery
III The States, you would hnvcnO hearers.
Tho old men would say, what cranks oro
getting up Tint meeting? md ma sph,o,,s !
:" H.. .,,s', ] "'N ,,n wy suoJecls
" w .'Se'sSea 'e'i "oula DO Wholly unknown
to this generation, or to the most Of II.
And yet twenty years apo three millions of
ormcl mcn; rom ,hc s,otos, 3~.IT ,...,IT =. y
,,., .'as, - 49,. 49,. ~ I, ,'' 1T' were "s war
WIN eaeh .,llae olher over these Questions and
the rights growing ont OF them. These
questions have nov disant,carc rod f-o,n
Amo,;c,n ,hou,,ht orJ .,,,,.o ,,.;,s,,,t,,, ~"
-. 80" = ny +" 'soo''' "oul'l
sllssess tlae We address ourselves TO the
dasstfoiA or thts any Httd hout, freed from
within Il recent period. the -NortLrru nn,; III,
ticiaps have kent mn n huhh,,h / ,io,i,
ssSoutl,crn outr;,t,cs and havc 'sn ro..t ;n,".
mcdded IN our affairs in the ro,ation. ,.e. y.
listing among Tho riccs here No II =" ,nni o-;. "a
almost imposs;lne forthe grea, NJ m iolv NJ ~ :.
southern people TO orc,,nS thn;r m'nds w ~
political matters in nny other w,v1 thn,, ~ ~
save society from Tho rnlc nn,, J"n,;nnt;a' . ~
or Mt least from prfnt loca, nnn",.onr,. ~
seaucnt lmon tho local llomina,;on 81 eu' ,,'o
moor irnorantsnerrocs siSsf 55s NY ~
:. The partv 81 tho North. called Hnns,,,,,,;.
can hns kcDt mn this nu;tntiom mi m sa,.
rr;ll occasions Ehus nnno;nted "n,nn,;,, aea ,ea,
Of investigations the rcsnlt of ssSes s,yh;ch Ie
Shown fiat the 6i,trares of ihc ~ nvrocs ',' "n
The whitcs .havc3l,een o,;tc sfrno nan. ~, na
The outruaes Of ti,r whites m ths nrrroass 20
md tEev bare jo,;nj SmSrnvar nv III th,,t ttGis, tGh,
ncrroos nrc I'm. most nr,,scr;,,, -, 'as IL,
races. allowing neither frrCilo,r NJ snn...i, ".
or Of yotin. to their own race. sfrhev son
moreover. that rcyoltino outrn,cs Ly H., ,hn
negroes on tl,c women If hotI, r,ccs .,o n.',
Lrcomin" vcrv cnm,non 5e'rh"aai a"J i~S o.i.a. ais
thines ur. rnnidlv hr;n";n" thn, 10 IN ,lo,I. ,,,It
whether thev Or tho SnTtlern @ n"on'c "Iasvs I"'.a
formed ,I,n mora rorros, en;,Hnp Htup:o; =; INV NV.
race md where Doubt heo;ns ] n,,nr;tv W ,'''. oi'a
.Lcoins So Urr,t .hovn i3o"n ,,,asn ;nas. %tso
cncrs on thef Nor,hcrn m;m,i .,t tS,t tHu;. ,i.t
xcalo,s cycn um fear;ny T." "";Y, @ nmv t'to.. f,n
thcr prominence IN tbrss - nn,ters u @ =. i., oa
liticai issues - - ''t ''' Z + - T. T.
y ss m,,..,,. !, ',7Ss}a s%
~. t.H 'h..h'H" :. HAND ~: Of TINE.
Inc hearing; hand Of time, OF truth and
common sense are doing their wor; 80
ctycctiycly that Il moods Lnt3j;,,1o onos,,u
, n Z, - - :,
"e'''ea' s rom the southern e'ates TO
silence forever all this lubbub about
Southern aoutrascs and unite our White
no,,,,,t;or No,,}, md sot,,h in c,s; , co,n,,,
po".ta,'oi Nofs'' ''l' eoo'n '0, III y common
ssmla,mE; Illus n.es. lhaS'nS ,r'ehds' from
I,a,,,,T ~, : - :, ,'S,
peeh olr !fie'i',es ;,re NJ now ~l'iihs 20 be-
GONE our if,eaus,.Lne ,a4t repeated pledges
" ny neioc,a.aS p.a.aor,,s .oane oy the
eolls.l.utlon al'ltm.'Me.s, ahd the ie'sl
silence tkc discussion of thescouestion. IN i,
National politics. Tic time may come
when these questions may come up again,
,oT ,, ny MFlIG man never s nllu never
with thecoIoral race. Until we chan," tl.s tI,s
laws Of our 'naturc these instincts will con-
tro!, however temporarily interrupted, and
Inc @ rreaeSs , o. Inc eo12ted ;t race are quite
s,riins these matters .ls OF any ~s present n,
importance III ,Nationel politics, L turn
from IN them to the real issues now before us.
I, (, me netnosiA.t is.rty5ol to,da! is not
INC !Mr!s, W aMentv..ye !safs as9,anu the
hep'ni,iean parry li!S become INC +" M M par
=. oi ON u,lueIa u.lereiit .e,. ls.ne. me IS
sneS 81 I'M is'ue y .ne uolieah party are set