Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-04


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nd uneier tsmptat,nns a trvmeAdeus
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no di,d in IL, d..frnc. They have furn-
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30 s,,,,,,,.r, fsr courage And so,dieriy quail
~. .od 1. A. n.isiity to the enlistment Of t.
In civil life they are now The toilsrs Of
s',s.r communities, making sssir :. full osns,r
,hirh tho.e Communities arc rscsivine
I heir sudden withdrawal would stOp produc-
M, Ara bring tlixorder into the h0sisehOld -
!. eli ~ the .bop. Generally they do not Do
lrc 10 quit their homer, and their employers
-sssnt the interiersncs u the tminigrataOo
.yrnt, = no ssek 70 stimulate such .is.irs,
nj NIT v,thstsnd,nx Al this, ID many pArts
of our country wherS ths colnred popnaaaisa
i, large, the ,eopie Of that rscs arc by Sari-
o,,s devices deprived u any effective exer-
e,., II their poiitical rixhts and Of many u
,sir civil rixhts The wrong docs not ex-
,snd itself upon those whose votes are sup
prs-.d. Every constituency in the Union
!, vronged Il has hsen the hope Of every
p,tr,ot that a sense Of justice and respect for
the law would work gradual cure Of thsss
nagraut evils.
Surciv no one yuppnrss that the present
can he s,,cevsed q permanent condition II
i, II said that these communities must work
out this problem for themselves, we have
right to ask whether they are ct work ON Ut
TO they suggest any solutioni When, and
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have \ free ballot Whsn b. he. in fact, 70
have those full civil rights which have 70
long t.~p his in lawf When b that equality
of Influence which our form Of government
" q Intended to secure 70 the electors TO b
rtrtorpdf This generation should courageous
" face these grave questions, and not Rave
them ~ heritage Of woe TO the nrIt The
{ 'nsnitAtion should pfoceea WIN ns 49,
"a t' ILL.,. .nd knm.n,tv moi ~ preindce and
LEE, LIZ n ons-t;on N our ,,nntry can ~
1851 u,.,n tha Arm ha,e 81 justice
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- Of IN, right of suffrage and every other
ii i'll, ,,ndar the ,.nstitnfLnp sni Iaws
~ the United states No evil, however DE-
10. III. en- ,nstifv the nssnmption either
=, H.. ,.r, 81 the executive or Of congress.
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nj wis..ly hut firmly usei n c.,r.ct this
vii. The lower to take the whole direction
,ad control Of the election OF ,nembes Of tbs
uou~e Of representative. is clearly given 70
.,s general government
A partial and qualified supervision o. these
elections is now provided for by law, and in
INV opinion this law may b. 70 streng thened
a nd extended ~ to secure, on the Whole, bet
ter results than can be attained by a law
taking all the proces, of all such ele''tiolis
into federal control The colorrd man should
ie protested in all Of his relations to the
FEDERAL government, whether as litignnt,
Juror or witness in our courts, as an ela,tor
traveller upon our interstate railways
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70 ue nhtiohAi prioe ahn nothii'R hhde hurt
iu " tne ha'iohai prosperity IMAM 1ne "Aer
"rity 81 our inerchant marine. eosnlnfeo
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Ahr'es wealth. an" s"coest hnssoo not sHx
g'~' any reason i1r tne'r supremacy ON tne
"a IL was hot ei"ays ~, ALL our sopaf
are agreed; think, that II Snail not continue
To lie 10. II is not possible IN TINS communt-
cation To di> US the causes o. the decay o.
our shipping nueft~ts or Tue oiHetin& uieth-
OsS ~ $3.50 - r. ~~'s~.
ne staten'eht oi rev well Anthehthnteo
facts a'id some general "uggestiol1s a. 70 49,
hhttn Is all thnt II pract'cabie
That the graf steamship line> sailing
under the flags If England, France, Ger
many, Spain and Italy. and engaged in for
eign commerce. were promoted and have
since b+en and low are literally aided bv
grants of pubc money in one form or an
oiher is ge'ie,nlly known That the Amer
il an lines of steamships have been abandoned
nv Us to an unequal contest with the aided
lines of other nation, until they have teep
Withdrawn or in thu few ca~s where
they are maintained, are subject to
serious disadvantages. il matter n
common knowlenyr The present Ntr
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and mpr h,n,iise find LverI1ol often neess-
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