Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-29
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30
as THEY HAVE SOWN. SO THEY
WILL REAP.


WILL REAP.
Boston i, never >au- fed Il
meddlug with the ptf.lr> col it.r ~.
ern states. Ii Wa, III Boston ,hu
abolition of slavery al first found t
warmest supporters, and it is al The
Hub" that every thing calculated to Of
fend the people Of this section or pc
JUDGE the rest OF The world asal -
them originates. As Senator Insa l.
very truly remarsedu hi> recer spec b
on the subject Of nero en- gracon.
-tsthe conscience of New Englauc
was never fully aroused against tn
institution until it had been found
be unprofitaple. Massachusetts a.
all the Northern states sod their >laV'-
to the people of the South and hard
cost dollar BY the extraction of tn
system, but as soon as they iouud Il,
negroes multiplied and the instiluilo
was paying one in this section, the
arose in their virtuous majesty al
fought against slavery, uuiil with ia
aid of United Stte> soldiers. II WA
tiugulshedy 1t was simply ir"n
fon u case of off :Ious intrrmeddiin-
Francis OF our New Ea-iaud trirra
sel!ln ag very proper Resented b
G.fiern 2~a-who saw thr u:h
shams and hyppcri>ies of the men *
advocated the abolition OF slavery az
did not hesitate to expose their shaljo"
pretenslops.
Slavery has been abolished, and
negro has bee given the balloi; h"
measures of the most revolutions
character, and now B sion the I
from which all the p-r>ecn'i'"-
1850 pa zen IONS Of the S'uth ga
sPesz tsNs ~fint sa.:Sscd. iire
oeen taken from their ownrr>
20 have been degraded TO the p
tioa Of political equals with their T.
mer slaves. Tn civil rights bill at
supplementary enaclmeuts would, ii
could, have made The nero the ,oci
eQnal OF his late masl-i; but III >pi
of sertionsl hate. the >ngir SlXonra,
in this section vindicaled lis manho
and said in effect TO the North. ''ihu
far shalt things 20, aud no further =
To the negro it made the same a>ser-
ton, and now the white men OF III.
South are masters of the situation. whut
the colored man occupies The back sea-
for which nature aud his previous con
dition of servitude intended him. \
said above. however. Boston is not sali--
fed, and now she sends resolutions 81,
mass meeting. that the c"lnred peopl
are cruelty deprived Of their right t.
take part in elections, which means. al
course. that congress is requested l.
help the colored man at the expense .
the white people among whom he live,
This feeling Of Northern extremist, i
one OF the most unnatural in The h
tory ofauy country. an l. destined
work a terrible harm To The repuh
ana .-ho ought 10 be bore OF oar boa
N our fl ssh forset>,H the
sti1cts Of race aud every prompu
of fraternity and bend themselves
the degradation Of those whom III,
should regard as relatives aud friend
In other words, they place the ue@r
.-of Tie South above the white man .
this section, aud as they have sown
may they reap.
THE report again comes from New
Jersey that the mother of Charlie
Stewart Parnell. the Irish patriot, Is
in actual need. In view of the fac
that the hat has been passed around Ut
many occasions for the benefit OF tht
on, it would appear that he ought L
besable to spare en- ugh of the surplus
donations to meet the wants at hi
mother. II recent rep rts. howeve
bestrue, he is not the III ,ral parag
heswas once supposed TO be. and unlee.
he clears himself of the shadows draw,
about him BY the O'Shea scandal. l.,
had better 60 to Australia and begr
life, as 9 farmer, in the bushes OF tina
ountry.
JOHN Most. the anarchist, is agai,
in trouble. He was sentenced to on+
Years Imprisonment in the peniteu-
tiarys for, incendiary uttorances IN 1877.
and the cohorts of the law have been
lowering around him ever since. Hi.
t.experiencesn 10 freedom may not