The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-06
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
pITHY PARAGRAPHS
BY PEERLESS PENMEN.


-, Man Than uarri-on-roo rrc,iou.-It.
n own Iuncrai-iis pnoiisn- Labor Ia
! Tngiand-Othcr Current Topic.
THE MICRO II AMERICAN PoIIrlCs 49,
0 Riots. outrages, and blOodshed IN diff
f"rent parts Of the South have recently
become painfully frequent.
. The old war between the two sections
y OF the country has ceased. but an Omi-
- nous conflict between the two races
Il which iuhabit one section has begun.
n II cool counsels prevail this matter
can BE- conducted to q safe conclusion
If handled b. hot tempefs we shall
e soon fiud ourselves on the eve of a
j. reign of terror. the outcome of which
II may prove porilous TO the Republic.
The question Of race relations il not
a Southern question merely. for il can
not be c0niired 10 one locality. It's
also a Northern question. In other
words. il Is rapidly becoming q national
question. Massachusetts, and Ohio are
equally interested with South Carolina
I AID Georgia in Its just solution
s Up 10 the present moment this mo-
ment9us puzzle has been played for an
is Is worth in the game of party p1liice.
ourselves involved iu serious trouble.
Barrels Of guupowder should not be-
handled by fanatics. for IL an explosion
occurs the fate which Oveuakes the
idlots will also fail upon the govern .
ment.
To The Republicans of the North the .
negro is simply an elementof campaign .
success. Their chef business has been
20 array the blacks against the whites
as natural enemies. Au opportunity %
fOmcGt disc0rJ is never neglected. The
chief popularity OF every national cam
vass is the delivery Of iirobrauds into
the hands o. The cOlOrcd people with the
advice To use them.
Tho consequence ia q 6 RES OF uuiis-
ings IN various States. accompanied by
outrages which impe"il our national
reputation. The feeling is widely prey
alent among the c1lorcd people from
+ the PotOma. g the Gulf that they have
q right TO r614 and should assert that
right by violence and pistols. This les
son the Republican party has carefully
/ taught them. and they are beginning 10 p
practice % with vergeaLce.
During the four years OF Mr. Clcve-
F land The south was pcacoabie and quiet. q
the negro question Wa, Left 90 the COM 2
mon sense Of tie Southofners. who
have everything at stake. The pro-
ces-es OF evolution went on slowly and
normally. and ID chat policy had re-
manned in force q few years longer }
this veXed problem would have solved =.
itself without SO much as Tuilr
feather.
But disturbance iu llc South is the
Republican capital in uade.-Ncg s.
York. Her0ld. s.
A BIGGER Man TIaN HARg ON %
General q -epl g.. JicA.on's announce %
ment ihat he is "a bigger mon than son i
ators ty.rls and iii,cocls. or even Cen 81
oral Harrison. sent "a ripple through the
city yes crdGy. Tie GeuDal D, u0pu
Jar wherever he ls not Known. end %
much Indignation was expire sod d.. ms "
treatment nc the hands Of the admins D.
iiatOn. D.
As The General truly remarks. Gen p
0fal Harrison ntai Do. thini that Ie b.
% great man because he had one ancos
TOR VINO signed the Declaration OF ln.
dep ndcucs. The General hnseli lai
tnieo such ancestors. ald If THAT docs
not cutille hln % be- taken care If by
the Government, what does Neither
Senator Lvarls nor Senator Hi-cIlk
Dad revolutionary ancestor. aud yei
a. az ,'o''o'0 ga "10'o 'Ae 'eneI"i'- -t
''''' oil
No. ,,..-.-. .~ Dol
pie are somewhat too previous. They
are ushing into the business of Consu A
lion mny KING r4~nfNila. nf fhn tt.l.,
cholf example ni South Dakota. which. T.,
when tho hour OF Statehood arr ST
rVed' i.and herself loaded down with a
d constitution already antqua,cd Oh
Her constitution Is likely to be bad D..
noueh al lhe very best. for It's makci-
"iii reel thcinseiVes wiser Than any " ho
"Ii ever come after them. ami viii pi
.heIeio one lteisiate Tor all time 60 fol- iY
low; but Dc might escape some errors u
should u be- h.ld in allegiance until 1858
ltedcd.- Cf"c0J) -'cU5. lf
lia
lTs owns FUNlRAL. The funeral Of m
he United States Fqncral Directing %.
company Will boz directed by the Su- m
lreme Court Of New jersey. with the tA
si.tance. probably. of lie criminal d,
.'Nti IT, nc
Ine Tunes knew exactly what it was
lbOut wn.n II EXPOSE This fraud and ,,
Mas not DID the least terrified when lhe
nculp ted oilicers undertook am action
or libel. IL looks now as though these .'
.nterprsinS persons would TO, b. in ~.
'-siuon 10 appear as prosecutors.
New forms Of swiuiimg aIe invent .
% every coy and as fast as one is ex- n''
'essd another TAKES ITS place. But ra'
% protect inc puohc these fraudulent w.
n.eipuse. must DC usually short lived.
iH"H. I""es M
lifPNoIis'i.-N Nothing has recently W"
ple'itd LAD PRINT mas excited wider
interest than tine full and accurate zee p.,
,@il Whicl we published last Sunday If e.,