The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05
The Race Problem In Enginnd-Geaerai
Harrison Discourses Against Corruption
In Elections Meeting of the state Demo
cratic Committee. g..

q which have their main interests in com
mon. is NOT facilitated hy the adoption
90 of % tone of harrack-r0om manners. We
are ai this moment allied with Germany
:. on the coast of Africa. and events
To- may bring about for common OBJ
iects. an alliance with her ON
other grounds Prince Bismarck know,
G. very well that England. with hcr
e naval supremacy and her purse, is
O not Qeaufte Hcg'rc1Jc We wish, as
we have always wished. 20 preserve and
strengthen our good understanding with
Germany. which has now SO long subsist-
: ed but We must BEG the German Chaueel-
. lor, and those who take their tone from
him. 10 treat English public men as Eng
lish gentlemen and 90 curb The eTtTaya-
, gance OF inyoctiyC and imputation, which
RACES in the -emiolcial portion Of the
German press
ENGLANDs RACE PROBLEM -- Now,
that the Marquis Of Landsdowne Is
taking in hand the reins of government
I'm India q good deal is said about the
new problem which hc will bee called up-
ON 90 settle After ruling q century Of
more by virtue Of superior intelligence
and strength thc English are now % de-
eide whether they shall admit the natives
4" 10 share IN the government
The S. JfWe C0-ltl speak, out bold
Ily 10 aIludes 90 the great difference bee
/ tween the races and SAYS that when the
colorcd people Of India demand equality
and local self-EOyernment. DO time to Ic-
mind them oi the fact that they have
never governed successfully. and are in
feriOr 10 the whites who conquered india
by the sword and now hold il by force
-4Hanta Constitution.
THE MosT FAT WILL RULE THE
ROosT General Harrison made q fare
well speech 20 George II Thomas Post. G.
T. r., last night in which he said the
only menace to-day 10 OuT institutions
/ and the poIpetuity of our Government
was the suppression ola free and fair bal
/ lot There is none bot win agree with the
/ PTesidcni-elect That the suppression of
votes Is dangerous, hut IT, 10 as truly
menace to the republic IS the waniou
use of money for the dchauching OF
voters. Where men collect fortunes o.
Doe used tO buy wretches who viii sell an
incOrporcal right for copOrcm comfort
+ 10 viii some day cease 90 Dee conflict of
+ principles and become question of the
/ longest purse. The party which can fry
ont the most fat viii rule the nation
-CAiclgo Aers
SOUTHERN JOURNALISM in Rich
mond the TIMES has absorbed The his
t0ric Uhig and is coming to the front as
a live journal The Nashville lmup'0. .
the Chattanooga Times. and the Charles
ton Mars and Coarier are doing admira-
bly, and the Birmingham Agc-H1ad is .
filing It's field as well as iis readers
would wish.-AAatta Coashtpt'on
GENERAL HARRISON And THE RfGHT .
OF MAJORlTfEs TO RUIE.-Gcncral Har .
risOn s speech al the Grand Army meet .
Ing, IN Indianapolis. on New ear Day F
is understood 90 have indicated pur-
pose 20 have "a rigorous policy towards .
the SOuth-t0 use strong measures 90 sc-
cure for his party control of that section .
through the col0rcd vote. which in some
States al least, he believes is the major
ity and is suppressed He takes his
stand upon he principle that the ma
iorily must rule Numerical pre-
pOndeIance under our institutions
il the title-and the only title
upon which claim To GOV.
ern can rightly rest In some of the
Southern States the colored people are
more numerous than the whites. That is
shown by the census. II they were all
Republicans and AN voted they would be
represented in Congress and The electo
raj college by Republicans As matter
of fact they are not Persons with
lively ginatiOns-General Harrison
IL appears, being among their number
assume that all cOiOred men OF voting
age are unquesiionably Republicans and
always anxious TO vote BllHuors Sn.
BLAINE AS THE EAGLE BIRD The
President-elect can Dee safely relied upon d
10 choose his advisers with view pr
marily TO promoting the public Interests
and secondarily 20 pleasing the bulk Of
the organization which has hOnored him 4
with its confidence
Mr. Blaine is loved and trusted by all d
and i7 lhe choice of two
thirds of The rank and file of the party
for any position that he NAV wish His
splendid parts have pointed him oui to /
friend and foe alike as The statesman of -
all Others 10 occupy the most conspicu-
Gus place in the Cabinet. and 10 now
seems more than probable that DE has
been asked 90 accept That position He 4
has not sought ANYTHING nor have his 4
friends for him The latter are too thor. N
oughly impressed with The greatness of
heir iavorite % place him in the attitude q
)t seeking an Office. however dignided ~.
| he eagle scars alott and faces the sun =.
he bats and owls skim the earth m u
search of -Ba'timore 1muaou
a PLUMB Fon BLAlxr-senstor e
'lumb, of Kansas, made am attempted N
visit 90 General Harrison Oh
'ut was caught on the fly by a reporter q
d whom he said, according 90 the Balu- "a,
more HTmd, that he was i'm favor of am M
Xtra session of Congress, and believed =,
bat party and public necessity would in- fr
uce President-elect Harrison 90 call
congress together He was i'm favor of 8
vigorous and early investigation by OF
congress of the alleged suppression of A
bee cOl0rcd vote M the South o..
He thought Mr Blaine would sitatthe
cad Of the new Cabinet As TO the
tuation in New York. he was not well Cl
nough posted TO express an intelligent II
pinion lie was highly gratidcd with al
is visit TO the President-elect. and pre- OF
.cted an administration that would sat. inn
ty the country IN every respect
Corn IN BALTIMORE - One of the
Ost cheering OutlOO0ks for Baltimore is a
e prospect of heavy corn export p'
ade during the next three months W.
here is al present about coo 600 bush u"
3 in the elevators OF ON the way 10 this cI'
pr for shipment FOriy-hve steamships in'
e in port waiting for cargoes or are cx- slo
cited here within month. all of which an
III 60 down the bay with cargOes Of nl'
IN, mostly for European ports. BIN. nj
ne HeraH. ICES
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