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The Washington bee., 1890-08-16
is one of the most gifted politl~
clans and orators in the state.
THE HAYTIAN MISSION.

1t is no doubt surprising to many
why Hon. Frederick Douglass the
present minister to Hayti, should
urge the appointment of Mr.. E0e-
nezer D. BasSett, his private sec
retary. 1t will be remembered that
when Bassett was appointed minis
lister to Hayti, Mr.. Douglass puo-
liShed letters in the New YORK
"Independent" denouncing Bassett
as an unfit man for the position
and that he (DOuglass) would not
recommend him for anything. It
was very surprising to those VINO
remembered Mr.. Douglass letters,
when he (DOuglass) appointed
BaSsett his private secretary, anu
now making an effort to have him
appointed minister. Mr.. Bassett
is Haytian he accepted an ap.
pointment as Counsel to the United
States, after his removal as United
States minister, and while Counsel
at New York he got the Haytian
government to enact some OF the
most outrageous duty laws against
American citizens and it was not
until Mr.. Langston was appointed,
were these unjust liws repealed by
the Haytian government.
The administration doesn't want
Mr.. Bassett to represent this gov,
ernment at Haytl. He has never
done anything for himself or the
party to merritt recognition at the
hands of the administration. II
Mr.. Douglass is tired of the HaytI-
an mission let him resign and some
active young man be appointed.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16
SHOULD HAVE
THE CREDIT.

President Harrison should have
the credit for the Federal Election
Bill. 1t was he who first recon-
mended the measure as will be
seen from extract from his mes
sage
l earnestly invoke the attention
of Congress to the consideration Of
such measures within Its well de-
fined constitutional powers as will
secure to all our people free ex-
ercise of the right OF suffrage and
every other civil right under the
constitution and laws of the United
States. No evil, however deplOra-
ble, can justify :he assumption,
either on the part of the Executive
or of Congress, of powers not
granted; but both will be highly
blamable if all the powers granted
are not wisely but firmly used to
correct these evils. The power to
take the whole direction and con~
troll of the election. of members of
the House of Representatives is
clearly given to the general govern
ment, to partial and qualified su-
pervisiOn of these elections is now
provided for by the law and in my
opinion this law may be so strength
tened and extended as TO secure,
on the whole better results than
can be retained by a law taking
all the processes of such election
into Federal control. The colored
man should be protected in all of
his relations to the Federal govern
ment, whether as litigant, juror or
witness in our courts, as an elector
for members of Congress or as
peaceabIe traveller upon our inter
state railways.
A Republican Senate should not
now, hesitate TO pass the bill, if it
does it will have no possible ex-
cuse for its non action. Heaven
worth Advocate" Kan.
Yes, in this as in every other
act of legislation looking to the
protection of the rights of the col
Ored citizen, Harrison has boldly
pointed the way.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16
WHY HE FAILED.

A despatch from Guthrie, Ok
lahoma, saws The Republicans car
ried everything before them at
the recent election. Our old friend
McCabe is somewhere in that
neighborhood aud we hope he got
his work in this time. He came
to this city at the beginning Of
the present administration with
fair prospects of getting an APP
pointment Of some sort, but made
tie mistake of attempting 10 or
ganize a northern Republican
party; the result was that at the
erd of years waiting for some
thing to turn up, he found HIM
self hoisted on hrs own petard.
His northern party did not mate
rialize worth a cent and he was
left out in the Id. Both Nc.
Cabe and the handful Of ambitious
out shorted sighted men who
went into The movement lave lear
ned to their sorrows that the color
ed peoE le Of this country are not
sectional, and will follow no man
who bosses his claims to prefer
ment on such narrow ground.
Mack had had some little local
prominence in Kan, and thought
himself competent to lead in Ma
tional affairs. But be found that
no mercy was shown to political
uovices here; that the moment be
entered aggressively into the are
na of national politics, he crossed
swords with veterans of hun
dred battles with the almost GER
tainty of defeat. We hope hin
success in his new territory of Ok
laboma.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16
LET Us GO.

The constitution convention
meets August 18th, and you may
well term this the "dooms day" of
Mississippi, unless they let the
old constitution remain unchang-
Ell, aud adjourn sine die, which is
hardly possible, for whom the
gods would destroy they first
make mad GO on! you may cur
tail the negroes rights as a citi-
zen, and rob him OF his ballot, but
justice will overtake you. Truth
crushed to earth will rise again,
the eternal wears of God are here !"
The otherwise peaceful state, will
be all chaos and every industry
will suffer therefrom. When the
solons meet and change the pres
ent constitution, so as to deprive
the negro Of his rights as a citi-
zen, and think that be is going TO
submit tamelv to the damnable
outrage, will find themselves sad
ly mistaken; for the negroes will
leave the state by the thousands,
and go to other states where they
can exercise their rights as cltl-
zens with ut abridgment.-Falr
Play, (Miss,)
Yes, we say, let the colored
people in those sections of the
country where justice is persistent
ly denied them, leave and spread
over the fair, free West where
their civil and political rights will
be respected aud where their toll
will be renumerated.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

The appointment of E. NJ. Hew-
lett, as Justice of the Peace for
the city of Washington is very
gratifying to all classes of our citi-
zens both colored and white. Mr..
Hewlett is thoroughly identified
with the interest Of the city. He is
a lawyer by profession and will
make, we confidently believe. one
of the most efficient and satisfac-
tory judicial ofic rs that Wash~
ington has ever known. In bring
ing about this appointment Ex-
Senator Bruce struck the nail
square on the head.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16
OBSTRUCTIVE TACTICS.

Senator Hoar, of Mass, has re-
ported to the Senate an amend
ment TO the rules of that body
which, if adopted, will limit debate
TO such an extent as to enable il
to pass the important measures
now pending, and particularly the
Federal Election Bill. 1t is to he
regretted that something of this
character was not done in the ear
ly days of the present session. The
moment the election bill passed
the House the Democrats gave no.
tice that it should MT reach vote
in the Senate, and they have since
that time delayed legislation 10y
making long winded speeches on
Insignificant propositions, and by
all The methods short of open
filIibustering known to parlia-
mentary tactics.
1t is now given out that they
propose to discuss the question OF
the amendment of the Senate
rules for an indefinite period. The
Republicans of the Senate should
give these Democratic obstruc-
llOnists to understand that the
majority who are responsible fol
legislation, propose to legislate.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16
HE is DOING THAT.

What President Harrison should BE-
earnestly in favor offs bouncing Southern
Democratic office holders N. Y. Age.
Why bless you dear soul that
is Just what President Harrison is
doing righ, along. Only the 9TH
er day he bounced two Southern
Democrats holding two fat post
Cffices -one at Water Valley,
Miss, and the other at Americus,
Ca, and appointed in their stead
two colored gentlemen of charac-
ter and ability-I L. Scurlock,
aud D. A. Dudley; but the Sen
ate has not thus far found time to
confirm these two gentlemen. The
President as our esteemed contem-
porary knows can only appoint
men to office; their confirmation
is in the hands of our grave and
reverant Senators. Until the
Senate shall act upon the nomina-
ton of the two colored gentlemen
above named. the present Demo
cratic incumbeuts will continue to
enjoy the honors and emOlumente
of Office. The best way to bounce
Southern Democratic office hold
ers is to induce the Senate 10 con.
firm their Republican successors
when nominated by the Presi'
deut.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

The editor of the Backtown,
(Md.) Agitator is as big an ass as
J. G. Dukes the occasional editor
ola thing called a newspaper
One scoundrel aud blackleg
amounts to no more in our esti :
nation than another. Take no.
tice Mr.. Agitator. If you think
that you can hold the light for the
BEE come forth.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

We esteem it a compliment
when our contemporaries repro
duce matter which has appeared
in our columns, but we really feel
agrieved when, without giving US
the slightest credit, they reprint
our articles as their own. The
product of a mans brains is quite
as much his property as that of
his hands,
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

The Southern States Republican
Association will eventually do
great good in solidifSing the color
ed vote. We are pleased TO see
that the young men are taking a
holt to make 1t a success. Mr. P.
j. Crenshaw, of Ala, Prof. r. R.
Wright, of Ca, Rev. Europe and
others are connected with this new
organization.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

Alexander Clark as Minister to Ii
IBERIA, and Mr.. E. NJ. Hewlett, as
Justice of The Peace Of the city Of
w ashington, was announced.
Really if you know what hes hap
pened, what is happening and
what is going to happen you
must read the BEE. She gets
there every time.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

Mr.. Clark. the gentleman who
Won the prize as Minister to Lii
IBERIA, had not visited Washing
ton since February 2nd, but he
left his interests in the hands Of
one of the most astute and accom-,
plished politicians of our times
Success followed f course.
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16
We statad Lost wook ,bot tvc

We stated last week that two
colored gentlemen would in a
very few days receive appoint
ments from the administration
Scarcely was the ink which wrote
it dry when the appointment of
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

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Lyto2 he enarseter o. ne Slyl - - ,,
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The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

The general impression Is that
the President will appoint Prof.
r. Wright of Augusta, Georgia,
to that Post Office. Prof. Wright
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

le occasion of the recent
hclpation celebration at To-
a, Kansas. We regret that
space will not permit US to
ublish the addresses 10 full.
they are worthy of careful pursu-
n
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

Hon. J. L. Walker and Mr.. b.
L. Bruce of Kausss, delivered ell
oquent and instructive speeches
The Washington bee., 1890-08-16

The BEE is surprised at an es-
cape criminal making a defense
like the Echo man
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ston
ON

iministra.
oIored peo-
complain
nave been, if
at all, it can
Ater number of
been made UD-
deI ration tnan any
other construction. 1t is
true, howe that a few ri the
old politicians have been dlsap
pointed, but, new men have been
substituted instead. Whatever
President Harrisob's policy may
have been, no act of his has been
to the detrimeut of the cOlOred
voters of this country. He was the
first Republican to suggest to Con
gress the passage of the Federal
Election bill of which so much IN
necessary talk has been made.
WHY then should the intelligent
colored man be deceived: These
kicking politicians who have called
conventions for the purpose OF de"
nouncing the administration, have
themselves been disappointed and
not without cause either. The
colored voters ought not to be de-
ceIved by these demagOgueS and
their false sophistry to the effect
that the cOIored people are being
ignored by President Harrison.
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What President Harrison should BE-
earnestly in favor offs bouncing Southern
Democratic office holders. N. \. Age.
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9er Cinderella gdbuD 8 Gtors,
gde DIT 0ouffonfraBe uno Noe!ue c.,
oietet be!iebte Saben Der 5io0t, bat
ielnen nsllea 8orratb DON 5ommer-
l@uben fir Serten. Damen uue
&liioer erDalten unh bat cine nnhef>
gleidllGe Iasuahl aqer Gorien urh
AlalltdteH. Ser @inbelena : Gduhs
Store fhbst rur bic Gabrifate ber Be ten
Jabriten urb iberbietet Nles, mas i'm
bieigen Wsarft 5n baben 1T. 5pecia.
lltdt fir 0etreu: ber &odforbs9 6ub,
flir So. IS berlobnt fi6 Der Mibe, i'm
@inberelIa Store poraufpteGen,
e5e man anDerspD fault.
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22e, 22s urb 23o Worft : Stros,

226, 22S unb 230 Warft = StraBe,
Gun Mntonio yrros.
baben ibren Serbft. 8eoarf bon 8. 9anSretb G
Sobn @arten.. Blumens nnb Gelb. Samen en-
balten, unter Mnberem +:
5000 Bfunb neue @rnte @ib Ganen, 5000
Yfunb alfalfa (2u3erner alee1amen) ebenfaus
Wtangolo , @ur5el, &unfelriben, Mobrruben.
Samen, Gsperiette Slice, 8odbara Slice, Saba
netider Slice, Sobnlon @ras, Buffalo ooer
@olorabo gras, Saat . &ossen, @erlte, Safer,
8eiaet, ,e.
aedter 81 Yafo 8bipbel- uab Creole ober
2ouitana 8piebel- Samen.
Msenten fit Die 5eriibmten Brinly Pfuege,
TIanet IT. Horse Hoe and Cultivators com.
bined, Sanb. Samenbrils, WHiige unb @sIti.
%batpren, @uf. 9. gredt @mrifmaIdinen uub
8utderzl ltenfilien, gbas. Mutb8 Sonia CT.
tractnren, 8ienens&auder, Mefer &c.
Stets auf Eager Sarriion Bros. 6 60.
Town and Country um @ebrau1 fertia ac-
rititte Sarben; fibren bic Ielben mebr als IA
Sabre, inbortiren @arIabunaspeiie, pnb fiihs
len uns beredtist mad lansidbriser y fabruns
gu bebaupten, oab ~bieielben bic bsiten Gurbea
finb, Die in bieiem 2anbe ~fabri3irt tperbcn.
SIM October e~riparten 2anbretb & Gpbu
rotbe, petbe unb 9elbe 3piebeI . Seblinae.
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sar Sen reeaiten Wertb in Serrets
4us neutrality-suspicious. finbet man
bel pancoaf & Sobn. 5ebt
uniere $1s9emoen, rs Ste. Strhmpfe
Il. {. m.