Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-08-01

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The following is clipped from
the Sh, field Enterprise. The
first part OF the article is from
The National Republican the re-
coynized organ of the party at
head q a tiers. There is no qves-
tion about the utterances being
tru, and genuine republican
doctrine, and the leaders Of that
party will never be satisfied un-
til they bring about just such
social and political chaos as
that indicated. You southern
republican how would you like
to live where such a state of
things existed? Schools, churches
and nur houses all open to Mr..
Niger to sit along side your
children and marry your daugh-
tiers? Will the Lawrease Union
please tell these people if it in.
dorses the ideas and sentiments
OF the National Republican?
HOW DO YOU LIKE lit.
With the Lode e National Education
al law in full force over the South
and various Democ attic stronghold
up North we may confidently lool
fo- differ state of political affairs
than now exists. New York Cit,
will then return several more Repub
licsn congressman than at prese nj
while more than twenty negro repre-
,entatives from the South will rende
the Rei,nblicsn Of the future cOrgres
absolutely secure and safe. AS Missis
ippi, South Carolina and Florid
contain large maj ,rity of negroes
and MS there are enough whito Re
publicans in Alabama Arkansas
North Carolina ami louisa ma. actin,
in concert with the negroes to pu
these states into tn, Republican lin
we can confidently look in the futur
for seven southern states to te relis
bly, Republican. This means a gai
offourte n senator's and at least tive,
ty re- resentatives to the Republica
party,
When through the operation
the Lodge National election law 6
o: seven Southern states shall discar
Democratic rule, we hall look conf
IDENTITY TO see some measure OF justit
done the I'll cks who have been
long d frauded Of their rights, Hea,
taxes should be laid upon the prope
ty Of the whites to develop and exten
the public school system in the
states, ee- arate schools for the "
races should lie abolished, and Il
plan Of bringing the youth OF bot
colors into close and equal relatiol
In schools and churches given fa
trial, As one OF t most potent el
ments to break down the d.testab
Bourbonism OF the south. The rig
al the black Imam to bear ms shou
be guaranteed to him. as we'll MS /,
the rights intended to be secured
him by the passage OF the .4th and
amendments OF the constitution. TT
State laws against the intermarria,
OF the races should be repealed, al
any discrimination against the blat
in the matter OF learning trad s, of o
tanning employment should be mac
criminal offense, while the color,
mans right to hold otfic, should be
sacredly pro ected and recognized.
few years ,f this policy will solve Il
II. e problem satisfactorily.
National Republics
The National Republican
published a, Washington and
ia a position to know the wish,
OF the men who are the founder
aud trainers of th, Force bill;
know their aims. purposes an
Intentions. II is fully and fea
lesslv Outspoken in the abo,
editorial. The caudor Of the pos
ton is admirable. 1t is very dil
teFent from the usual hypOcnt
cal cart Of those who say
means no interference with ID