Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

JUIIUs Cesar BUEROwo's record IS so bad
that twill not bear close inspection. IIeis
an INSCRIPTIONS malicuant-an enemy in
disguise when be addresses VirginiAns-a
real wolf in Sleeps clothing. We have
heretofore made some extracts from his
record for the information Of the public.
We have proved that he was M advocate
of the civil-rghts bill; that he said
in tho House of Representatives be
would never consent TO the separation
Of the whites and the blacks in the
public schools OF the land and that he
made one of the most vituperatiye of all
the speeches ever made in that body
against the southern people. In word,
we have shown that Mr.. BURRows is a
.hvpocrite and "a would-be deceiver. The
man who asked this traitor TO free govern
ment and the white race-this retailer of
sectional slang-to come to Virginia is no
better than BUBRows. Nay, not so good;
for BURROws is not Virginian and Ma
HoSE is; and zone apostate is worse than
ten Turks" MALONE treats his white
party-associates and all other white men
with uudisgused disrespect when he thus
introduces a hostile nogro-lover and rebel
hater into this honored old Common
wealth, and allows him to air his detesta-
bile theories here. MALONE deserves 10
have poured out upon him on the 9th of
next month a food of reproof and con-
tempt for thus daring to insult the white
people of Virginia.
But we have from BURRowss record an
other leaf which we will now proceed to
Law before the public. ii. G. BLAND, Esq,
chairman of the Democratic County
Committee Of Gloucester county, writes Us
IA follows:
Rooms DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY. October %, 1889.
To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
see in your last issue of the Sen,i- Weekly
DiSpGfch you are exposing the anti-sOuthern
record OF the great julius Cesar Burrows,
Of Michigan, the great SOuth-hater and
advocate Of mixed schools who has been
brought into Virginia Dy Malone 10 influ-
ence yirginians to help HIM TO put black
feet on white necks." OF course he 10 all
smiles 10 Virglnians and sOutheTners now,
but his words now when contrasted with
his utterances at other times is only one
more striking illustration Of the fact that
Hhu utHE ttliio hbN sAisip
And BE- a villain still"
Allow me 10 call your attention to a mat
ter Of fact in relation 70 Mr.. Burrows that
hes probably escaped your notice. On the
l4th of January. 1887. Mr. skinner, of
North Carolina, moved in tho United States
House Of Representatives to take up and
pass bill appropriatIng 81 ,450 20 q. f.
Adams. Of Washington county, n. c., for
services rendered 10 the Government du-
ring the war between the States. which
bill was recommended TO be passed by the
Committee on War Claims Mr.. julius
Cesar Burrows called attention 10 the Ian
guage used aud said he had never heard of
any war between the States" and did not
understand what that war was. Mr.. Reed,
of Maine. declared that no bill containing
such language ought TO pass. Mr. Congcr,
Of Iowa. objected, the bill was withdrawn
and subsequently amended 10y striking out
war between the States" and inserting
war of the rebellion and was passed.
Congressional Record. january IS. 1887.
Does any one for one moment suppose
that this eontemptibly ungeneroIis South
hater has had any change OF heart towards
southern peoplel Does any one suppose
he has lost any Of the venom which bub-
bled up in his venomous heart when he
said what he did about this bill, his action
being prompted solely by desire to hu-
initiate southern people by stigmatizing
them as rebels and by forcing them TO per-
iure themselves by a confession of crime
never comnitted7 Does any one suppose
that the Burrowses, the Reeds. and the
COpgers have ever had the faintest concep-
ton OF that generous magnanifnity that
clothes rs with a garment all brave and
chiyalrous men? What people aud ,nllai taste
10 come 10 Virginia 10 teach brave men
whom they have traduced 10 dishonor their
dead comrades by acknowledging by their
ballots ut the bailot-box that those brave
men who died for right and justice were
traitors and rebels! II. O. BLAND.
REED. of Maine. and Burrows, of Michi-
gan. are both candidates for the Office Of
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
VIII MAnosx's adherents dare 10 justify
his invitation Of BURBows 70 this State ?
VIII their representatives in Congress