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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-04
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

MICHAEL DAvI1r has decided not to con-
test any constituency for q scat in the honS"
of commons.
TuE sanitary oonncil of Vienna has pro-
hIbItetl unauthorized NEGOTIATIONS with Prof
Koch's lymph.
sra MoaKE MAcKIkzIE Il using Prof
Koch's curative lymph In the troatmsht OF
a number OF his patients,
ESGLIsn Bhy ysIeTans returning from Berlin
sneak I'm very favorable terms OF DIR. hoch's
discovery, 80 far as they baye Witnessed Its
effects. az.
ruE Il Inltad States sihaniaE -sMAinEn- frnn
China station, aud the United states reve-
nue. cutter Bear, from Bchf!ng sea, has ar
rived at San francisco.,
A PHYsIoIAS OF st. Petersburg claims To
hnve discovered that inlertions OF tho Stim'
uIent recently discovered by DIR. browh'
sequard will cure tuberculosis
THE Official count OF ths vote of Califor-
MIA al the recent election has been con-
| cluded IL shows that Markham, repab-
ll..an, for governor. received plurality OF
| 1909. .,
TaY Woman's National Industrial league
| Of America has sent iettor 10 Mr.. 0laa~
stone approving his course In requesting
Mr.. pnrnelI 10 retire from the leadership OF
the Irish party.
TuE Thierry family IN 81. Louis, consist
| inc az Ave brothers and IA cousin, are heirs
"a as. o00, 900 la France, aaa are new pro-
ceeding 20 prepare papers u establish the''
right "a the money.
IN Columbus, O.. Ellis Miller was executes
In the penitentiary annex Tie haa sno'
and klllcd his sister -law. Mrs. kmma
Johnson. because she gould not tell nlnl th'
whereabouts OF his wife, who had ief' na"
, ON account of cruelty.
TmE fire In the Jefferson barracks STABLES
st. Louis, burned sixty six horses anu mule
and MI the proyender. The sentry VINO wa
on guard az the time of the origin o. w
are was placed under arrest TIE M"
s,,n,osed Ia be- the work of an Incendiary.
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Ths woal saNrast.

Bosrox. Dec. 3.--There has been steady
but quiet market Tor wool and the sales
have been principally In small lots. Prices
remain about the same. Ohio X has been
selling al 3zc; X aud above at 52hs13sci !
Xxx aud above at ssat3sc, and No. at ss'0
ssc Michigan \ has been selling a. soc.
eaaplea wools have been arm, No. coAhing
selling III 401sac and decline ~ asas3sc.
Territory woods have been IN steady de-
unand on q secured easIs of soc for fne n.
ssc for ane nezEum and sazessc Cor medlun.
TaxaA California aaaa- 0fegDn woois have
aseun anIef at previous prices. In pusfcu
woois there have bcen sales 10 y good ex-
tent az choice saper at 4o6b4sc' Of fair 70
good "a sUGessc; and Of extra at sset5oc'
Foreign wool has been firm but quiet.
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Among the City Fathers in
the City Of New
York.
Startling Statements Made In 0ppo-
sition To q Supposedly Cor
rupt Scheme
Severe snowstorm Raging in Ohio
General Cold Weather
Prevails.

Nav YORK. Dec s.--Aldernan storm.
Just before the board Of aldernncn adjourned
yesterday. moved that the East river tnn-
nel scheme should be revived. This caused
Aldsrman Oakley 10 make sohne startling
statements in opposition in TIE proposition.
He bagged that fha scheme should remain
buried where "a h. He said that bribes had
been offered 20 him 90 vote for H. and be
had mo- doabt that almost every other man
on the board had also been approached Ia
the same way. II was, Ia his opinion, a
snoss gigantic ssindle and a fraud ON the
faca OF H. An aldersnan should be ashamed
OF himself % even dare 10 vote Ia favor II.
he characterized the promoters of IL a. ene-
mles OF che city OF New York and public
pluaderers. Alderman Gregory thought
that owing 10 the grave charge made BY
Alderman Oakley the whole subject should
be ventilated. The matter was laid over
Till naxt week.
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INGALLS, SUCCESSOR.
Easaor Psensr believed TO Bs the Man 3"
,s sight.


KANsAs cIrY, Dec. al. B. McAfec, OF
Topeka. several times Ia tho Kansas legis-
iaturc as 4 republican. bat who now is an
enthusiastic advocate ef the prlaGiRIe4 en-
boSsad In the platform Of the Peoples party
aud Farsners' alliance, has umtil recently
been a warm adherent and supporter of
John g. Ingalls, aud now Processes to believe
rrzf ri1u zunfUF kKmgHs SENATOR win Ia uU=
feated at the next session OF the Kansas
legislature. lie said that w. A. PfeHer.
editor Of the Kamsaa Farmer. would un-
dnabsedly be Senator ingalls, successor.
Explalnlng his statement he said that the
Farmers alliance has nlnety-one
Yanyss.ntatives. supporters OF Mr.
pfemer who win stand faithfully by him.
p. r. Elder was TO be elected, says Mr.. Nc
Afee, but he cannot enlist the support Ia
make his election anything like a possibil-
| ltv. The support af Mr. Pteffer. on the
other hand. i wholly unsolicited aud dom-
| onstrntes how popular hc Is with the agri-
| culturni classes.
That he A. the ablost man IN the alliance
party In Kansas Is generally conceded, ac-
eordsng 10 Mr.. McAfec, Rs we'll as that h'
vii make n ereditablo representative In th'
| hlwher brsnch OF congress for Kansas. Th'
/ Farmers alliance has ninety member
of the Kdnsas house % representatives, tn
Republicans twenty-five aud the democrat
i eight The senate " eomposed of forty re
nnbglrams and one democrat After tw
days baEIoting. II no senator shah hAN
haan elected by the house.of representa-
tlves aud confirmed by the senate the
both Branches will meet In loint session an
proceed 10 elect . senator. Mr. McAfe
says that pfetfer commands the ninety -on
allimnce votes. and that senator ihgail
J aarenwth with the twenty -tiSe members
tlsn house and forty Ia the senate avail
hlns n0shlasg
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HAVANA, Dec. a-The delegates appointed
hy ,h. chamber III eonImerce and the cigar
nauufact4ircrs 10 visit Madrid and lay be-
fore the minister of colonies their petitions
asking for postponetnent OF the reform IN
,hc tariff until he has duly considered the
question OF total suppression OF tho export
duties. and that he endeavor, hy means OF
treaty ta secure the admission OF ooth
sugar aad tobacco into the United states
without the payment Of duty, sailed Tor
spain to-day. A large number OF persons
accompanied the delegates 10 the steamer
where they remained until the vessel sailed
They then bade the delegates farewell vita
the best wishes for the success OF their
mission.
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sssw a wsry Sewspapes Reporter cssgaa
n Criminal.

~
New Yoag, Dec 3--Perrim II. snmner q
Broadway real estate spasala1or, Nh0
eafned cousfiera tle nosorlaty Ia cnmnsctIssn
with the mysterious saiaide u maa wAa
reriSsared nj the Getty house. Yonkers. an
George smith. was arrested yesterday
charged with forgery. TIC prisoner identl-
sied the suicide as his fricnd, james n. 70"
e.r. = wealthy English chemist. The
police. after a thorough Investigation
~ she matter al the time, came "a
tAe conclusion that u WAS schome 70
sasfrasa some li!e insurance company,
and. satisfied that they had ihwareed ",
aronnoA tha matter. reporter named
fsaorge n. Phoebas, however. kept at work
ON the mystery, and az result Of his in-
vrstlwat,on snmner vas yesterday arrested.
n seems tEat Edgar owned property worth
~aoo. .aoo sumner. after the suicide. made
: proposltlon 20 Lawyer Turner 20 draw MP
a will. Of which sumner Was 20 be exec1soF'
ana % receive 10 per cent OF the fortune.
Tha lawyer Objected, hut at the solicitation
~ Ysep,vter phoebas introduced the latter
"a sumner, The viii was drawn mp BY
TURNER. Phoebas personatlng Edgar II
viii that summer committed for
gerry NuthAn& 1Rs"s y"
Of Edgar. but it Is aaita positive that h'
was not the snmn who sulcIaed In ronkers
sAgfsu riEKT my sEcrT0as person was has no
vet been learned. The suspicion II tina
Edgar il fugitive from Justice fruan Eng
land. and the police surmise that he was y
the dark concerning the bogns will ana sho
sumusr, who was willing 10 resort to forg
cry. ultimately intended murder. sumnef
NJ the time Of the suicide, told about ia
gar's nephew, who had given hina inforina
zion about hts uncle. This young man can
mot nov De found. The police VIII make
careful Investigation OF the case. sumns
has before been concerned La some shasl
sra sAa4stluuM
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Whan 4 new barn was raised the
other das on the big iarm OF \. WI.
Hlll, OF Exeter. Maine. the son Of the
late Democratic candidate for Cover
nor Of Malna they had an old-fash-
toned ltfbiIatIon. After the frame
was up the fiddle was tuned and The
villagers danced on the noor, the
most conspicuous OF the revelers be-
ing veteran OF eighty years. VINO
put In as many fancy steps - the
MINDLESS OF them. The spread was
crackarA cheese aud raisins and
every feature Of the affair smacked %
tho olden time 90 thoroughly that ths
old settlers renewed their youth fol
the nouce. The Hill iaraN deserves
place by ltseli on the Maine map.
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One Of the souvenirs OF MIsa Eliza.
beth Blsland's flying trip around the
world Ii wonderful gown of Japanese
rainbow crepe. material described
as silvery white daintily woven stun.
with ane crapy twill and moon
light sheen everything faint elusive
colors OF pale rose. light gold. faint
blue, dim green and shadowy lilac. ell
suggested rather than defined. and
rlimmerlng In the warp and w0of Of
the beautiful tahrle which one minute
blazes with color and the next soltens
"a vague melting loneliness AZ q
dinner given By Sir John Milats the
fortunate possesser OF tho gown w01
the admiration "a her artistic host
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carried Ofr bY IsrlRmnsa..

HAVANA, Dec. 3.-Senor Antanio Nentos.
the owner of the Camarcho estate, has been
kidnapped near Batabano, thirty-hve miles
from tnis city, by bandits, When the
authorities learned OF senior Vento's cap
turo troops were hastily sent In pursuit OF
the outlaws. The soldiers came upon the
bandits twice and shots were exchanged
bat up 20 last reports senior Vento had not
been rescued.
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A NEW COMBINE.
The slg Four and the ssiesn~y Syndicate
sasn Hands.

&BsM m&MW&-
CHICAGO. Dec. Am evening paper says
that negotiations have been in progress for
several days between the big packers, Arr
nour. swift aud Morris. who have recently
purchased a largo tract OF land az Ham
mond, Ind. on which % erect slaughter
houses. and Mr.. stickney, representing the
railroads and other interests concerned la
the proposed now stock yards In the town
ship Of Lyons. situated west of the city. IL
a understood that an agreement has heen
practically reached by which the packers
will relieve the present owners Of the stick
ney tract ofstheir obligations, and. In re-
turn. the stickney syndicate will shift its
railroad and other Interests 10 the Indiana
tract. IL this deal II carried Through it win
practically settle the transfer OF all the
stock yards and packing and slaughfering
interests of Chicago into another state.
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The Ksnt1n poo triie. which haas always heen
uncasx b. superstitlou4. = dancing.
numbex passed through here yesterday on
sIeir waF 40 fsed Rock, ON the Cherokee
strip ID nnnsult wlth thc Mls.ouris. Ponea
mna Ds.szes. NERD was resolved here last
might fgtsnt the ponca, Cherokee Strip, depot
agent fllat section hands and Inhabitants
nave inen compelled 90 laaye 90 account OF
the lmenaeing attitude ~ the Indians.
This Dispatch inquired II troops couid b.
had, sEAtinR thai the tribes are hecnming
aliaoss crazy In thc ghost dances.
Honslles not Hangry.
NAsaakarox. Dec 3.--Aciing Indian
ConlnJssEsner Belt has received letter
from *neriai Census Agent Lea. at the Pine
Ridge agency saying there Is no suffering
there slxasong the Indians for want of food.
sie asserts that the present troubles are not
due O. hanger.
More Troops for Dakota.
nRx &sn. Colo. Dec 8--Thc entire COM
usand III Port Logan leaves this morning
Tor he@cene Of the Indian disturbance In
Dakota
latest Frem Washington.
wAsstskGroS, Dee. 3.--uen. schoHeid re-
ceived 4 aelegram this morning saying af.
fairs Mssfe quiet and unchanged at Rosebud
ageneyI Thls Il the only information re-
ceived vi regard 10 the Indian situation.
Orders Nere issued to-day for the First,
Fifth assa seventh regiments OF infantry 10
pr0eenA b. once to the scene of the threat
cned 1break The FIRST and seventh regi~
ments vi proceed irst 20 Omaha and there
sxsR \ Al f#n4 har orders
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CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-~Mr Hutchinson, the
well-known and wealthy board OF trade
man. has been made defendant In a suit tor
sia. GOO brought hy samuel III. Bonus. q
broker. a. plaintiff The suit Is the out
xrowth OF a friendly game of 'seven-up'
ia which Hutchinson. Benus and one Low
ensteim played together. When the game
broke up Hutchinson found himself several
thousand dollars hehtnd. and presented bis
o.. U.ss 10 his fortunate opponents. lie
Was asked 10 replace these slips OF paper by
= check on bank. but hc most emphatieaily
refused 10 do so on that occasion, a. vel as
| later ou; hence the suit.
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SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. y The members
~ ina eacramoat0 typographical nnlon aud
sns councll u Federated Trades, who we're
sasersetsd In tns boscoftof the evensng bs<s
,asa anpealed from ths decision Of Judge
Avmssrons. which declared the boycott u
legal and lsaaed q restraining order against
che boycotters-
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y,.r.men xIllesl ID Thslr I'e.a.

nTraosr, Doc. 3--The Rnecutaepartmen'
az the scotch Tobacco works burned this
.,arnsng. Two fromen. o. q. Roblnson and
Patrick Onughlin. were killed. and t"o
Others aarionsly injured.
rhe loss Il 80. 600. u which $4,000 Ia ON
ana building and the remainder on tho
6ssck and machinery Il partly covered by
Insurance. About GOO girls are thrown out
az esnnioymant
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SIOUX rAs.a.s, Dec. 3.~-Specials The arst
s..s.la Ia court between the enforcement
aaagua and saloon men resulted IN favor of
ths latter. All criminal eases have been
postponed until the next term of court. not-
withsaandlng enc strong protesiatlons on
che part OF the prohibitionisss The en-
foreemsnt people are aowa- hearted - the
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LogpoS. Dec. .. --Baifoar, chief secretary
sas Ireland, has ordered . man-of-war TO
convey ten tons OF meal far the purpose OF
relieving the distress prevailing among the
inhabitants Of Glare Island and InniStark.
arlslnn from the failure Of the potato crorz.
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caAaaxsrDN. W. ya., dec. S.--Yesterday
vobbers catered ths house Of Mrs. Carey. .
wealthy wiaow residing ~ seEeai. and took
her from bed, boand and gagged her and
aes.ured u 400 ln money Two % the rob-
l..rs we're subsequently captured. but soon
.gser escaped. aud Ia the oxcAanRe Of shots
that followed man named Mason was ahoi
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Nrw Yowk. Dee 3.--Albert III. smith, .
,aa,aber II tho arm of Mills. Ro6eson q
smith. bankers and brokers, who was con-
yscted of forgery, has been sentenced ~
seventeen years Imprisonment In the state
ueniGentlary.
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To-DAy.s WEATHER.
A severe snawsfaFm Raging la Ohio--C"ia
Weather in Dakcss.

calcAan. Dec. s.--Ths signal servico offi-
rial here says that Chicago i just Al the
edge of n Snowstorm this norning, The
storm i moving east with the center IN
Ohio. Al Rapid city, near Rosebud agency.
the thermometer registers above xero:
nj Fort saliy above. and at Bismarck
"a.
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aFass DO III s.rs-om.

JACKaSx, Miss, Ike. 5.--The supreme
court has attirned the case of ex-state
Treasurer VI T.. Hemingway, convicted %
emfsenslnnaent and sentenced 20 Ave years
i. sA,a xsntfnntimrr
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i.oEpoN, Dee. a.--The meeting of the ma"
tlonalIst nenlbers."f the commons 10 fur
ther consider the question of the retention
of parneIl In leadership OF tho party reas-
sembled at = o clock this afternoon.
Tne. .parnell ncesgag adjourned ansll noan
- 81 - = lssAhahaw eompsaanasa
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5000 q n Eagalsh chssa l.iRysr.

gvw YoaE. psc. a.-Mr. 0nnsoerg. the
xsasltan chess champlon has arrived here
the object OF his visit T. % play MI
ssalnl.r. ~ New York. . match under the
.asnl,.~ ~ the Manhattan Chess Club or
this city.
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4 roars II.u.s robbed

QunDEc. dec. Tho court house az baic
81. Paul. Quebec. wasrobbed Of about $4,000
saturday nigha during the absence of the
guardian of shr(place. There + no clue 70
shn robbkrs. ~
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sasla lma coal Mlnsra.

TsERMHx0HAa. Ala. Dee. 5,--fhe striking
coal NH ers hayr been Joined by stfthe men
Who we're m work Monday, and oil the
sslneFs are idle except whore the conFlcts
work 81 negro salnerg are secured.
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no reduce letter a'essags.

wAsHISGTos, Doc. S.--fn tho senate sena-
Tor Cuilom introduced Dill to reduce ie'-
ter postage 30 cant.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.--Thera has been 20
change in Or. Baxter's condition since last
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sr. L0uas. Dec. 3.--A special from ourn-
RTE. Oklahoma. says: sAThe Messiah craaa
h I'M full bloom In tha Indian Territory.
The eheyenne, ArapAlske. osaee. d ssonFs
and seminole tribes ard thv most unruiy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

When the Convention siiirk-
ers were hist wtn.er demanding
that 4 Constitutional C0uven-
ton should be called they cal
eUlIted that the Convention
world not cost exceeding SIS.
eco BIT S30,e01 was appropriated
by the legislature, it of course
being understood. that all the
unused funds be tarued back
into tae Treasury. Already
the $4,000 has been expended
and more Last Friday dele
gate DIlsGrd offered i reSoIu-
tI0a providing tor the payment
OF further expenses. but the
Convention was ouIy to eost
~ISeso and that amount wGuId
be saved 10 the dear people IN
two CT three years by the re
dUeti5n OF officials salary and
By ab0iShing q few Offices.
How ~ 1t In reality The
Convention itself will cost at
least go ,0G0, net considering
cost to- she counties OF the eIee
ton at which the delegates
we're elected d Thirteen
4 G N bers of the
legislature and tive of the
senate have been created which
will cost at least $500 during
every session of the legislature.
the penitentiary has been akoI
ished and a farm ordered pur-
chased and equipped, which will
cost the state about half d mil
lion dollars before it is in shape.
The idea pr walls that the sal
aries OF our judges will also be
increased SO when you begin
To count the cost of the Consti.
tational Convention, it can hard
ly be eomputed-we will be
paying for the unnecessary
thing when our children are
growing cid The actual cost.
IN cash, tn the taxpayers will
perhaps never be known. The
eOpartHership child of Senator
George and Frank Burkitt will
bring ruin TO Mississippi State
Treasury.-GEeeaEille Democrat,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30
CONGRESSIONAL sc ION.

Ifthe Democracy OF the See
Oud Congressional District Of
Mississippi want democratic
representation In the next Con
gtess j, is important that a
good, hearty, active earnest
support be given to U6n- J. c.
Kyle in the election next Tues
day. I5 Is dcuJiy important
that every voter should not for
get TO 10 and perform the sim
PIE dGty of voting for himself
for the prIaoeFa Ie Nominee
Information cones that the Re
publican emisStrtes are 1t work
in the District in the ggiSe OF
book agents rail- lag the Re
publieans for Buchanan IL is
believed th0t the Republicans
Will be alssed for the occasion
Aside from the need that the
whole country has IN having as
many Democrats as possible in
the next Congress it would be n
shame and Il reflection for Kyle
to IL defeated The District Is
properly Democratic We have
= clear majority We should
have Democratic representation
frum a Democratic District
BEt there is danger Of defeat in
the spathy aad Indifference Of
some Of the Democratic voters.
Buchanan II seeking Alliance
votes b declaring for the Sob
Treasury Bill and against the
Force BJI- He may have
caught some votes. But he Is
Republican. He is on the side
that Iegisadtes against the South
Tie 5 a protscti0Eist- Kyle i q
Democrat and beIiete s Ia a low
tariff He will legislate for our
section with his party and it Is
cur duty 10 elect HIM
The EAGLE has given Mr.
Kyle no half hearted support
and we now again urge every
Democrat TO support him 80 we
have done
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30
Whit SunranacY.

Following Is "a extrac. from
= recent editorial 10 the Globe
Democrat a staIwart among the
staiNaFt OF republican Journals
II Is idle to talk about organ
King an effective opposition to
the Democratic party anywhere
ia the seuta unless white men
can be induced to undertake 1t
aud permitted 10 manage It IN
such a way o. 20 guarantee ex-
emption from negro TEle. IL Is
nOt the democrats alone ansag
OBize the e0Iored element rs =
force Ia politics All the white
citizens are against it for reasons
which have nothing to 10 with
partisan FreJuliecs. preference
Ibis fact Eay as vel be
booked squarely in the ia 2.
The white people Jfthc South
a. = class viii never consent to
be governed by the blacks.
This Is not simply because
the blacks are blacks, bat be
eause they are IN large part II
uOrant. sniftiess. immoral, and
generally unfit to be trusted
with serious political duties
and responsibilities The sen
tImentalIsts may beEaII the sit
nation as much rs they please,
bat the fact remains that SO
long as there is any chance or
danger Of the negroes getting
hold 0fthe reins of government
the whites will go on support
ing the candidates of the demo
cratic party There are white
republicans enough in every
southern state to make u pro
u0uEeed showing in any cleo
ton. but they are restrained
and embarrassed by this beset
ting fear of the negro power.
Possibly they exagerate the
peril, but there can be no doubt
that they are prevented by It
from STRIVING as they otherwise
wouId, for republican principles
and policies They vii assert
themselves, anG others Of their
race will 60 operate with them.
only 81 fast as It shall be made
certain that the negroes are not
are not to be put IN the way of
gaining political mastery The
sentiment in favOr of the neees
sity Of white supremacy IL Prac-
tIcaly unanimous SO tar as the
X bite people are concerned, and
there can be no republican par
ty IN the south upon any other
condition. whatever laws may
be passed. or whatever agencies
Of discipline and eompuIsiou
nay be introduced.