Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-17

-. NJ the United ssstsa We have In me
R snn tho best labor IN the woEld-oosdisut
Ssrdy. sober, able 70 comPeS evon WIN the
rs;r AM an upon the plain OF sne cost OF produc-
t!on. ,,sh' ana the best assurances Of its devei-
sr,.snt: but our mines ana fectories send
ops.s sor labor ct price from sWo . nvc ti0ee
~ srsat 40 our own commands esepd our
iron away 70 be vrousht; our eos.ou - % woven.
70 ou, Tor half million black mon % enter our
,ns. and nils, and for one hundred thousand
MI eirls 70 enter our factories, the congestion
=, ths labor market viii be relieved, ana more
y,iI no done for the protection OF tne race thsn
Il possible to DO done through p'"a'ai enac'
" n YOU win 20 further and nx plan Tor the
..x,ngs bank 90 simple that tho ignorant may
s,.u themselves OF IL, plan OF CARDS and
20 Ming grow into interest-payins and convert
,h,o rsrtincates, you would have made prosper.
~ permanent II the Postal rawlings BANK hsd
ban erected on the ruins OF the freedmenB
savings Bank II would. without cosuns ,ne ns-
.gon ons dollar, believe. have added TO the hold.
;ngs Of the freedmen two hundred millions OF
dniiars. and the circulating medium OF the
south ono hundred millions; u Wouso nave
made the black man TOO impotlsn. .aS.or 70
be ignored, and have done mucn 'o"sru we no
luton II the race problem
N n be true that our party sayed THIS Union,
N none other 10 II 90 important tua' IL DC
Union 10 fact That there should DC no color
line. no sectionalli line. II the Repuhiican party
freed the slave the responsibility OF giving nim
An even ohance In life rests particularly upon IL.
WIN the black men Of the south to-day II IL NOT
40 much Of politics Is OF poultry, ana VINO can
mum Der the benefits that would come upon me
south generally and upon the wnoie nation
through such assistance.
The coiored vote divided between the parties
sought BY LABOR organizations ana farfners Al
isnces-would lose It's threatening SOLIDARITY.
Tbe generosity that comes with GOOD fortune
would move the white people and the Two races,
upon different lines but equally advancing.
would approach the goal through the rivaify OF
success. The South world as naturally divide
"a the North. Once more II would turn 70 falf
argument and calm debates; itwould no longer
be diflcult TO find q Republican paper between
the Potomac and the Rio Grande; the intellect
OF our young men would no longer Dc o"arieo
nv partial abatement and oue-sided argument,
and craftsmanship would return.
When Mr. Lincoln was tainted with having nc
eoutbern policy he slowly answered would
make every man 10 the South feel IN ms near
and 10 his purse Il was better for him mat the
var ended "a IL did, and General Grant
summed up the case In his simple desire Lel
us have poace.r These were the Two Wises
speeches OF reconetruction.
IL after this benevolent work the SOLO oou'n
romans solid without excuse, then tue arsu'
msnt I'm the greater North would be prevaillng'
IL Is time that the chapter OF recopsIuctior
should be closed. Its warnings should lght VI
srainst repeated biundera IL IL better TO odop
policies that ehall bring Independents 70 one
racs and confidence TO the other than 70 proVokt
A foredoomed contest; better than TO forge
chain 10 be brosen, or Q bolt 70 be caught ane
hui '"S- ii. c. PARSONS.