The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-02

monopolies Of the country, and from
hS p ria Itself SS TsR WHICH Eo
p lean pTess accorded me g ss
ih"G most Of their newp aSeG deSiopsd 81
C9P R and SssetSd BY others and nd
Since RHS &ffHB I'VE @ S S
hat The precise policy upos Witch Tros:
dent Cleveland was defeated would no "
Se Toy 9Ps E INC
whore all the channels Of trade are inEuropenn
hands and whe,e monetary and political dis
therefore correctly inierprets Mr. Blaine 8
proposition to mean the accSSnta me- 9Th Of the
cratic marty Mt the last national election. and
hence 1t refuses to Rcpuiesce in the surrender
lines Of this revolt against the old and trus ed
leader OF the Republican party i 10 reasonably
SOt the SscoT Hrehns
S.sstion.n Tho nlamod knight has ssGiiS;
or be !annhiIated. Tine has yindicated
our opponents are Themselves unwillingly
! demonstrating that those principles are essen
tial 10 the prosperity and we'll being OF the
country
SECTIONAL. FEELINd REVIVED
Positive and revolutionary ma, the party IN
| power has been In tho legislative branch OF the
tho + S@s 0e T
it, lrinds nor approaching the standard which
Chief characteyistic has been dull meaiocrty.
EssoDt II the Of State i
PPS as d SHHrSHd no sSrSciiy for con.
| Quoting public affairs. 1nttead OF leading
PH5 hts ssHn shs asTns q
q is @onsyed s5ss,ors:, i. i Ss5IaSs
r rsen to tie level Of of sS md
people but entirely to the party It's time ba!
chiefly In bsoS,s RI
p"s b SnT sgSaHy Of ifs ct Oh
| IT mnet be admitted. however, that the I'D.
ADMINISTRATION has aGcGmnshef 0 ne, thinG so
tiles which tho previous Administration had
national hdmlniet ration had .pacified the coun-
Try and restored traternal feeling; Kepmh6,
Of war and sounded the tocsin OF internal
! discort. There has been an apparent effort to
make distatetul Federal appointments NJ the
and scalawaEs VINO hnSe rcmaine in COMPARE
tive and reserved ohscurity since recon
! in an arbitrary and offensive manner with a
view to, proyokinG retaliation ana Inducing
Tsdr" and nG and sff' ' F he
| consideration OF quasi political offenses have
sssn packed With Fsgs and D"r tbs ,R IN
a shG 'st and respee3a6e Citizens Of tIat
sovereign State have been terrorizod by tho
a aS'G navy H' The halls Of Congress- are con.
stantly resoundinR with the bitter invectiyes OF
South Tor no other crime than their opposition
| to Republican schemes. The Republican 2 eas
Of the country teens with appeals 10 SECTIONAL
ance at the south. ard deliberately misrepre-
sents the loyalty ofits people;
e III this IL done from the hnsest OF motives
the will OF the people. During the last year
pie ami consulted with its leading citizens p!
conversed with the colored men and learned
from their own Inns their condition and treat
mrnt. TheJ had no grievances to present. no
eCs no to be c4Sf
ever for any reason. they retrained from the
exercise oil the election franchise; 1t wa their
trious. harpy. and contented people, endenv-
oring 10 earn an honest living. and devotnG
little attention to nollticSi .u tbs nson,s white
n men, O'~ to the Gonstltation ard Loyalty
and s.sIipef end thsy iosied on nearly eys5;
restoration was possible, The nnmes OF
Grant and other noted Union Generals were
the health h Of the Pre- ident Of, the United
states on every appropriate occasion and. can
cation. saw the busy streets OF Southern cities
and observed the sGns OF industry. frugality
peopls seemed to be enjoying tho benefits Of
Just and equal government.
Il Witnessed white men Eo End so, bln"k men neI
eoIored men. The charities o, tIe State
administered impartially. In view OF oil
these things It seems 10 me. as t must
tint tho Sonlhern peop. have urmountcd df-
flculties confronting Them at the close OF the
war which would hay" appalled, ihe people o OF
mendation and announcement rather than
abuse. nisrerresentattnn, and unfair criticism;
iactorily solving tho great social problem and
needed no impertinent intermeddlinR ON the
'ii it is true 'ha! social equality does not OK
ist at the South between the races. 1t is true
en White srS sP{ ne2
are not osentqtious or unseemly in their pro
testations Of LOYALTY and patriotism. They
dead dead They V decline to denounce their Lead
ers In that unfortunate conflict but they
asd odium So Of mistake E and defeat They are
naturally sensitive at the unmerited CRITICISM
and cruel doubts o. n hsr tH as
cgn states rather than ~ CONQUERED provinces.
They believe they comprchend the needs,
possibilities OF the colored race better
than strangers. They are generous, warm
hearted. impulsive. and outspoken in their
honest sentiments. They prefer to regulate
their local and domestic ahairs IN their own
way. They doubt the wisdom OF the princi;
pie. OF the Republican narty. and are opposed
III these are fnults then. indeed they are
on offending people. believe in vigorous
craftsmanship. AS You may know. believe In
an aggressive and manly political warfare con.
dnctad against the opponents OF my cherished
PRINCIPLES / believe in the adoption OF every
honorable means to promote the ascendancy
OF my party, and thereby subserve what re-
gard ns the best Interests OF my country
Iimt [ have not words In which to
express my adherence OF the methods OF those
narrow. biRoted, unpatrotlc and pnscrupIulons
pnrtisRns who sock to accomplish political
purposes by, stirring up, sectional ami
mosiiiss and eppyinG the incendiaIys
hate. That Is a mean. contemptible
ital out OF tho misiortunes UI people and
JIeyH upon their necessities; that would not
hesitate to precipitate a race conflict; that
would welcome turbulence; that would revlyo
prsudices nDd unpleasant memories almost
forgotten; that would llumiliate tho pride and
Rssassinate tho character OF public men
and deiamo q whole people with unjust