The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-07-31
A Foolish Remedy.

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The true poiicy OF she South, IN the
event that the Lodge bill should become
law, would be to meet it with dignitled
protest, but to resort 30 no revolutionary
measures, as they may relate TO politics or
commerce party or National condi-
tions That is the way to impress the
world with the conservative and law
abiding character of the Southern peo-
pie and show to mankind throughout
Christendom, that they are brave
enough to suffer wrong in the interest
of peace and the progress and prosperity
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sympathy such a course would inspire,
while right in itself, would invite among
us conservative men of both parties,
bring to our aid, in the march of mate
rial progress, capital and enterprise
from every part of the Union to as
sist in developing our marvellous natural
resources and share in the profits
that would logically result. Such
extreme legislation as the Lodge bill
implies does not find a response with
the great mass of the intelligent people
of the country. They will soon discover
in laws of that kind that it is not the
welfare of the country or the good of
the section more directly affected, that
is sought to be accomplished. They
recognize that it is not fair treatment,
that it is not just-it is not American
and to the degree that they SO recognize
it, will it be condemned. We venture
nothing in predicting that if Congress
should pass this measure and the Presi-
dent approve it, the effect will be to
give the next House of Representatives
4 10 hn l.
can representation from the South, and
pave the way for the defeat OF the
aal+aat sc 1900 Anv laoisla+iop rbot
has a tendency to arrest the material
nropress of the South-to intimidate
d;s+,r,, tho +rada ralations of
49, +, will ho ronna;a+ad nv the
,,oo,,la ho+b of tho North and South
ga ho .onaamnod &c hostile to the hest
;o+aros+s Of tba Nation There IS no
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Corkle OF hjiddlab,ook. looking TO the
extension Of the Cumberland yalley
Railroad from Winchester TO some point
south along the base OF the North Noun