Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28


claghaii i~gdirec;lT opened 90
Republican government phase
n rather c0ndiu-a Ct ahaIrz
hitherto 3gsl0ua 81 c1 ri-
uea... forms 0f tAGt Qecl-ar
y.e VI gov r-me1t
Il las been The 1sasf a tls
IA rs0 saxon E&ee tA&a u l2z
proven - tie wor.d. 10 the iva
urere denied success which has
followed the decaTssiua e. IL
dependence 10 is.G. t.,a, It has
sl0wu - the world THE csplcrty
% Rs.la for selE-goverl-eat. ans
ai lle same time that ibis rs
l0u isle trlst can onig b. rr-e.
gated % q certain class Of PEG.
Tie relation between TIE
races. prior u the war. wcre
peculiar. Toe negro race VAS
plastic IN TIRE baa,s O.. the
Caucasian rare a. cay Ia the
hands ot ih- potter, aud uaIeE
their peculiar sGE-rua. iu9s !.
was natural ttat i- shou.d De so
Rev. tis whole status ~
things j. changed. i4e iadls-
uious negro who bas struggled
early aaI late IN secure h3s
homestead. Is 20 day iu the quiet
and peaceab.e possession OF ~.
aad in tne honest asd eaTaes,
pursuit oi his living. he ans ;Ae
sympa-hies of ell lsI- mIus.e
men. and especially the sym
patty of Ais Former Owasrs and
oftle people OF ihe S9aih gen
orally Bgt rs Mr.. Seward said
with reference To the .rreFres
~i5ie conflict Which exist pc
tseeu th- Sattt. and the SoltI.'
there IS also an irrepEessi5ls
conflict between the race. Which
ike I;8lgCos EhcS-. viii not
d0gn Notwithstanding the sen
tilneut sought 10 be inspired tl
mere 81 speculative theories Thai
she races clA move aiaug har
tuouious,y each EiIh equal priv
iieEeS Ia National AND State a.
fairs.
The News S-Isis ole f.ne siucs
that the question ~ harmon!
With tine a.ac, aufl TIE wi,.
nan has Ge rud-I is up2.
,hc supremacy of ihe itt.cs .
size fact h.s also been develSue,
hat the relentless cauclsisI
race vii brook no opposition
where It's Interests are con
cerosi.
Tie negro race has been = :
lssi. So FAR as ever UvilgiI TIN
country upon terms Of equality
vs.h tine wlise race. ami ga,
sooner thes minds become iiS
abas- of ihis G-iasi3u the bet
t.r- As Z ac aud - i-divii
ul.S. they s.l 5- protected n
ft.er RIGHTS .on-er Il the Snutl
than IL a-- other portion OF tjs
country ast what has haPpeaes
aare sLl happen again. ans
verever ca wherever ta'
negroes interest cOaes lotto col
issiol wssa the AaEi1 Ssxo-
faec. T. then becomes simply
Question IF -tHe saEyiva! OF Il.
Geest
The Columbus Dispatch, il
discussing this question. cover
I sLale cgss ike J we
blanket when 1t SAYS The Oll.
means - which ,ils peace AM
peo ner.tr RI orr whole caz-trr
en- Q secured IS 10 remove tia
disturbing cause by Ills disiGau
chisemenf. OF Sarvsling tina,
rac,iesil5 amounts 20 tia,
orssf
hen We consider tie ;Tai
inwafJueSs Ii eulfaacaise.
lie negro. We can bat ,eei tlsa
u was not alone fer tIe puIpoS.
81 keeping the Republican part.
in power: but il vas doue at
time when the hostile feeling
Of both sections hal not sui
sided and was intended as n
iEdiEai;y "a the South aud &c
her humiliation. S0v tist Tia
smoke OF the battle has cleare.
aEav aud we have shaken hand
across the bloody caasm. it /
Int meet thai negro suEraz
sa0ula become . thing OF "a
past hen this iTs been doat
We shall feel that the bar &
Natioral Union has been re
moved and the greatest stam
bling stone To our peace avs
prosperity taken ont ofihe wax
Ia TIE meanwhile les t..
>alth Learn IN lana- aud &.
vail Tine II solve tie prob
lem Let as attend - our awi
affairs. The Influx CT Northern
saia and capital wHl soc.
decide matters Is oar favor
Eepreseutltsse men from ia,
North are rapidly 5eeomia.
Interested ia Southern eater
prises. mea Who will soon ias.
II The situation and look az Il
fr0m an bipartisan standpoint
While our representation ma
nor be current North. theirs ri
be- Ihus the chsH in Public
sentiment has been gradual,
siug on and the end vii come
aai re hope s0oa. Our coz
servaiive p8liey has aIready
made rs many fTfenGS arH :,