South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27

cert sinLdsIer "t she honuro,t, sea,i.
iSGaiLs, Il Kansas. Tie Recaw
ss,,:
VIII political phases we have
nothing 10 Go ;bu. We do have In
CO nmoo With all who love their cuun
Try sii heife fight Ia make il hon
Orabic smoLg the Ea,ions of he earth
he right 20 prof that tie Sens.e
Chamber is not the place for such
discussions, and sc go farther: no
man who fought on the side of trea.
son. unless be &, regenera'e. unless
he accepts che new order Ct ihipgs
In good faith ss tue resu {, Of war,
shonld hold u sea. In the upper coun.
cils If The nation. His presence 9th.
erWise is living lie TO his obl,ga' ion,
o stencil In the nos.rlls of the peO.
pie. And cp the other hand. no man
who fought On the Union side, who
sill honOrs the nation he fought for
and respt CTS its institutions. SHOULD
stoop from Ills high estate 10 cast
rA ctions unf;'ed not for q soldier
but blackgusr,i. ON tho executive
bead If the Government. End even
enter the grave TO iefame the mem
DRY Of deah comrades--hnd such
comrades
But one vas fund so mean and
contemplate, 30 welded To party. so
lost 10 shame as TO forge, his citiz-n.
ship and do both. in the person Of
Senator John j. lusalls Of Kansas.
We let the record speak for him.
Alter quoting lNoAILs' nasty fling
al the President the Repie,c SAYS:
The gall ard worhwood, bitter AS
il is toward The chosen ex, cutive
head Of the nation. show n in the We.
non Of Il above language, vas dis.
gusling 10 every true lover Of his
country.
Tie Re0ietC tLen quotes INGALLS,
attack upon the me mories II MCCLuL
Lam ani HANCOCK, and exclaims:
Out upon you for a ibeller of our
dead, tue LAT Chef Of the shoes Of eth
er OF whom in life ,ru we're unwor-
thy TO loose! Go! We di.own you!
senators Blair, Bowen, Davis
Ha~levJ henderson and Spocher,
Comrades all! did not The memories
OF the past you have help d 10 make
honorable ana our dead have made
sacredy require. at your hauls, MOI
those Of SsnetOr Blackburn, q Wind
cation against such unjust aspersinns
upon Mcclellan, the organizer. auc
Hancock ever the superb?
Mn. SuERIAN's INCONSISTENCY
There 10 TO intelligent and far maj
in the whole county. Of whoteve
party, who is no: perfectly vel! IA
ware that the tears so frequently shet
by republican politicians. masquera
ding III the guise of statesmen, ovt
the Imaginary wrongs OF the coloro,
people in the SUulh, are crocodile
MIR. John Sherman has for three day
Of this week interrupted the regula
business o. the Senate to rehash th
ca.u mis- which hc new to be fa..
when be first began their Ut erantt
He Is GwfuEy distressed because ia
co'ored people If the South have n
voice or Representation in politics
affairs, Eni the other Eresiien;ia
candidates. d, termined that he sha
not be ahead of them, have ,ned tn
chorus Of wecpers. The solic,udo O
MIR. Sherman aud Of all Of them /
confiLed exclusively to the South
they have no concern whatever f.
the negro in their own States. TAX
away the cvIoIed voters Ct Ohio an,
the certain democratic majority il
that State Goult not be less than fit
'hou>anG. Withou, the colored vot
II New York the Democratic part,
would have as mach Of a walk.over il
that State IA in Kentucky. Depriv
ed OF II in Pennsylvania the republi.
cans would always have a boEeles
contest before them. Here are tn
'hiee greatest S ates Of the Union
sni in oil OF them tao republican
party would have no show whatove
but for the colorei vote. Yet tn,
party managers in those States bav,
never given tue slightest recognition
to their colored allies. never sent on.
OF tn m to Congress, or To tue State
Legislature or ~ municipal councils
MIR John Shermap has at this yer,
moment bis enIissaries a. work in tn,
Sou b painting his devotion TO tn,
colored peop'e, and msneuvering 10
delegations in bis favor from til,
South to the national convention.
this man had any shame the bold by
rocrisy Of his pretended friendship
FOR the culored people would hav,
crimsoned Lis face as he stood up be.
fore the Senate in lis impudent at.
tempt to lecture the Sou hern Sena
tors 1he ryLuhlicsn State COW, n.
ton Of Ohio his just adjourned. Il
was absolutely under the control oI
MIR. Sherman and his fr ENDS, and Tie
delegation sent TO Oh cago, accord
ing TO Governor Foraker, will stick
by Nj, Sherman a. long as he has a
tn ton on bis coat. John 5. At
wood, OF Brown equity, co ored re-.
publican OF the most respectable char
acter. was nominated as q delegate foi
| the ustional convention lie vas
! presorJ'd in formal address by ibe
representa- ives Of the 5000 cOlJre
voters OF Ohio asking bus sci elton as
a matter Of justice TO them, and be-
| seeking he convention 10 axe adj
vantage OF the opportunity t. feccg
niZp the aims Of all element which
bad dways stood by the party. But
tbs invention, which was uJder tie
thumb Of Mr.. Sherman. cOntemptu-
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