Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
IANCE'S VIEWS.
Tns Senator from Eorth CsroTra
on the Race Problem.
Buffers BILL DQNIRElCHTHE CASE
Iet Fhcse Negroes Who Wsst TO Leave
Ihe >oath settle be- Northere aua
Sorth hscsferu States. whers
IhsEs H. Aaslr Eea.n

WksHlsrroN. Jan ai.-ln roe senate
yesterday rhe hlli qeitlar las saoerfr rs
teEaent ot the census b ascertain the
pegeent&se ~ farms under mortgage
eas reported from the committee. s. alcb
recla amended spproprla auons q 81. 600 3
e) for the purpose. senator sherman
opposed tle motion aud dem auded a
vote, slich resulted in the passage of
the hii by a. 10 >. Senators sherman.
Morrill, Mcpherson and Stock bridge op-
posing r.
senator stewart New introduced a
bill % reimburse the states Of CALI
foruis. Oregon and Naysda for moneys
expended by them during The .ste war.
The bill authorizes tie following
amounts 10 be paid To California 81.
$50 s9l; - Oregon. 1886. 27l and 70 Neva-
ds. s402 600
Senator Vance Il Co. addressed the
Senate on the Builder negro-emi grafton
bin. Following is q synopsis Of the re-
marks:
TIE senator acknowledged that the mil
lenni-m haf not yet dSwne1 ca TIE Soufa
ana that the l4a1 O. reconstruction Vas
sI
north of Mason urt D'2ous liae there
Sas such land. There was country
where tAcre as uo suppression Of the
popular vote ~ scrrymancerlns or other
wise, where there was no purchase of the
floating vote ia "blocks q ave" laughter
where there vas 40 electmeut o. colored chu
dren from white schools Or of cOlorcd u.sa from
theaterS and bRrDsro chairs ard where IL was
10 Or hoped that in The process o. time one
he - in.
aud that sven some railroad attorney az mill
ionaire would make room in The Senate cham.
Der To- cOlored brother tLaughter1
What. he asked was the negro problems
Given high-sp.rIted liberty loving. cultfYst
ed. dominant race. occupying FREQ State.
fuii OF capsriiy, energy and prog
ross, and, with that raSe, race
OF msnumitied slaves Of recently
bsrbaric origin. win no race traditions. 70
pride, no history Of progress; how. be asked.
should the two be made 10 dwell together in
peace and fraternitys IL was fundamental
principle In American law taasa majority Of
those 20 whomc the franchise is committed
shall rule, within limits; bnt II was principle
o. natural law. a. Old as man himself, that the
stronger must rule withoot limit He ar
hrmed not that The negro was Incapable Of
civilization, but thar he was Incapable 81 keen
ing up with the civilization OF the white race
His solution OF the problem was simply
"hauds or
he could not support Senator Builers bill
II cd not reach the case. There was ample
room FOR the negroes IN tho Northern and North
western states. and n was entirely practicable
20 induce them 10 settle IN those states r.
SAID he. the negro IS q good thing let Us divide
him out. Laughter In conclusion he SAID
addressing Senator ingalls,: 1T you can not
help either black or white. common decency 70.
quircs that you should hold vour peace"
A. the close Of Senator Nance's speech Sen.
stor Hampton :. G. followed in remarks of
some length on the same subject His speech
was very conservative and devoted largely 10
data relative to the progress ~ the SoStA and
the condition OF the negro