Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-03
RECENT REPUBLICAN DECLARA-
TIONS IN FAVOR OF THAT
REVOLUTIONARY MEAS.
URE.
IN Exposure of the conspiracy of
Radical Usurpationists Against Free
Government and h Prosperity of
the South.
0ur HON. And Our Liberties Are Threatened

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a startling manne the dangers that
threaten the country from the revo-.
lutionary schemes of the party in
power. There can be no doubt of
the intention of the Republicans to
pass the bill if they succeed in carry
ing this election.
No Sincere lover of his country
can contemplate calmly the far
reaching consequences of this legis-
lation. The programme means the
usurpation of all political power by
the Federal Government, the politi-
Cal and industrial enslavement of
the South. 1t means the ultimate
overthrow of our free institutions
and the setting. up OF an oligarchy
upon their ruins. It means the dis
truction of the Republic. The hour
has come when all patriots should
stand shoulder to shoulder in defeuce
of their homes and their freedom as
American citizens as against the
revolutionary plans of a party of
desperate political conspirators.
Look at these utterances:-
"With the Lodge National Elec-
ton Law in full force over the
South, and various Democratic
strongholds up Moth, we may conf
IDENTIFY look for a different state OF
political affairs than now exists
New York City will then return
several more Republican Congress
men that at present, while mor'
than twenty negro representative:
from the South will render the Re
publican control of the future Con
crosses absolutely secure and safe
AS Mississippi, South Carolina ant
Florida contain a large majority O
negroes, and as there are enough
white Republicans in Alabama, Ar
kansas, North Carolina and Louis
lana acting in concert with the ne
groes to put these States in the Re
publican line, we can confidentl,
look in the future for seven South
ern States to be reliably Republican
This means a gain Of fourteen Sen
ators and at least twenty represen
tatiyes to the Republican party
When through the operation of tn
Lodge National Election Law six o
seven Southern States shall discar'
Democratic rule we shall look conf
IDENTIFY to see some measures don
the blacks, who have so long bee
defrauded of their rights. Heav
taxes should be laid upon the prop
erty Of the whites to develop AM
extend the public school system il
these States. Separate schools fo
the two races should be abolished
and the plan of bringing the youtl
of both colors into close and equa
J relations in schools and churche
given a fair trial, as one of the mos
potent elements to break down tn
detestable Bcurbonlsm of the South
The right of the black to bear arm
should be guaranteed to him as wei
as all the social rights intended t
be secured him by the passage of tn
fourteenth and fifteenth amendment
to the Constitution. The Stat
laws against the intermarriage Q
the races, should be repealed, an,
/. any determinations against the blac
in matters of learning trades or OF
tanning employment should be mad
a criminal offence, while the colore'
mans right to hold Office should b
sacredly protected and recognized.
!, few years of this policy will soly
the race problem satlsfactorily."-
National Republican, Washington, {
D. c., July 8, 1891. :