The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-04-09

the Southern states, all of which
nave increased representation in the
Electoral College by reason Of the
| right Of the black man to the ballot,
may elect a President, and may also,
At any time, carry the political pow
er of the country into the South
lgain. The evidence already taken
in the Southern cases this yeH
proves a deliberate and premedita-
ted assault upon the blacks at Dan
vile, Va, for political effect. The
story Of outrage IN Mississippi is
fully as bad, and yet any of these
States may, by such methods, ge'
and keep control of the Government
Of this country. The question must
be boldly met and the sooner the
better. This year we will have
new phase of it. There will be a
united South against the business as
well as political force Of the North
Despite their material interests, they
will follow a free trade President
and party, often against conviction,
because Of ther ambition to get con-
troll Of the National Administration.
There is a strong protection sent
ment in the South, but it will not
appear in a Presidential year, and if
will for a long time, perhaps always,
be Democratic"
"Can the South ever be divided
upon the tariff question:"
ALL FOR THE DEMOCRACY.
"Not in a Presidential year for
very many years yet to come. There
will be districts here and there that
willVsend Protection members to
Congress, but they will be Democrats.
Nearly every interest in the Southern
| States will be set aside for a blind
adherence to the Democratic party.
In a canvass where every manufac
turing industry in the North depend
upon protection, these people viii
follow a party pledged to free trade,
or a tariff for revenue only, as you
! please"
MS then' VIII snow soIld south
against the North upon new issue.
that comes home to the workman as
wei, as tne caPIIaIiS|
Exactly so, and such a situation
must be met this year. 1t will, or
SnouIu, ehIlSI the LABOR OF the coun-
Iry' Whlch Is not oi'eh aroused Dy
sentiment lnelr futlre' perhaps
more tnan that OF all otnerS' de
Pends upon a revision OF the pres
enI otueI Oh lhihSS III 'he oOu'h
Inc tImiu members OIL our party
understand .hat TINS issue Is loTCe'
upon us. we 90 not make H. only
meet s'5I IL,
w" Ill mere mere De any tIouDIe aDou.
carrying ONO TINS year?
OHIO REPUBLICAN.
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