The state chronicle., 1892-11-02
TIE THREAT AGAINST THE
SOUTH.

flUl fDrce 0CeF ne ISOtttH ana curious 0ehl0-
cratjc drOngIolds up North. are may con-
fdently lo0k for different state Of politt-
cal qfairs than no1c erists. Ne3o Yorh
cW then return Seceral more republican
Coagressme1 tdan at present, achae more
thai, tueaty ntqyo representatives. from the
S,5Hh rW REUTER- tie republican, control Of
the future Congress absolutely safe and Sc
care.
Heacy tarep slou7d be 1ajd upon property !
If tie lrhtes 10 dere'op and erteRd the pub |
lie school system Of th0Se States Separate |
schools for tie t,co 1.lces should be abolished,
and the plan Of brmgng the y0uth Of both
colors into close aud equal re2ation IN
schools and churches giCen a fair trial, as
oHe Of the most p0tent clements to break
dorm the detestable bourbonish Of the South
TIE state lars against the inter marriage
IF the races should he repealed, and any
discrimination ogaifS the blacks IN the
matter Of learning tra@eS or oJ'aining en-
p7oyment should be criminal of6nse-
ohiLe the colored mans qights to hold office
should be sacredly protected and recognized
A fe,o gears Of this policy aoiU So1pe the
race problem satisfactorily. National Re-
publican
II an in tag0r Of killing them (the Dem
ocratic CommissioaerS) If they don't count
It right They haoe said IRE can't ,oin this
fght If ace don't 90 ocer their dead bodies.
far one am 1ciling to ha0e them go ocer
my dend body to secure y2u the negroes IN
the right Of ooting for aoh0m g0u please
and Of casting yo,tr ballots unmolested. l
had ratder see Mobile Bay filled nth Pin
terton's detectires. the bdnks Of erery ricer
md creek in AhJamo lined acith F6de5al
bayonats and crimson acih blood than see
you deprjged Of tie prigHege Of ooting for
chom you please - C2,airman Boecman,
?f the Peoples party, to the negroes at Ope
Hka. Alabama dlUing tie late election in
that State.
. /, to acbom this bW notc pending aChich
50 eacites Democratic ire is not one tenth
part stringent enough. not one tenth part
drastic enough IN its provisions. Why,
der that the Jallot shah be secured to eger5
citizen Of the United States aud that thai
lot shall be counted as he casts 1t, to puj
bayotet behind erery ballot, l ecould pu
the bayonet behind U"-Senat0r Fry, O
Maine IN the debate on the Force bill
"Hardly had the result Of the recent cleo
ttons become hno,cn before the Southern
pr0b'em began to be agitated NTH a thor
oughneSs hitherto uakuown. Ind noo Sen
otor Sherman leads off in a measure Of re
form aohich has the air Of business and til
I promise Of practical results. This PLAN
| confned to the regulation and superojsio
| Of the election Of Congressman, except as
/ state mag ooluntarjy male it apply to til
| Presidential election. Congress can pro
j eide tie machinery for tie election Of men
bers Of the House, irreepectioe Of Sto1
Ian. = Chicago Inter Ocean, January II
1889
: "The bill in or judgment, soM fail sin
PLY because it does not go far en0ugh Aeo
I eral elections should be diojded. an eUU
States, from any and all State elect,on
J They sho,tld be entirely distinct and sepa
ate aad held under the authOrity and con
. troll Of Federal otficers "-Ioled0 Blad
| t1ne 2S, 1890.
/ .'The Federal elections bill aoU not
| a5andoned 1t uiU be taken up in Decen
| ber and acted upon Tie Republican pa,
/ ty can not afford to neglect the pledge in I
=. PLATFORM Of 1888, upon uhich the Republ
can majority IN Congress was elected y
n 7o1edo Blade, IN the ntter part Of jul
81 1890
S3 'Noln, If the Demoerocy really acant
81 n,ake tie elections bill tho paramount iss
5e hey wM find Republicans ready and IN
< ions to force the Fighting and to submit t
= cast and oital questions inootoed to the
teligence and the sence Of jnstice Qt'the pc
"a. ple Since the days Of Tecoustructaon
. Republican purity has had no great popul
issue at all to be compared Nth that aohi
Is mrolced in the proposition to ere' clse
Constitutional right and po,oer If Congr
. 10 regu2uto tie election Of its members ,
;. Neo York Hdl and Express, august
$50
LIE :" The people indorsed the 50 cal'ed 10
Id bU uhen they elected Bcnjamjn H1ris
IN Piesident md they ha0e not get pjthdra
ry' their mutimus Tile FederaI electjt
bU IS comparatively mild a
DegpeIess measure II is sin1]
a moderate attempt TO redeem the pledge
empAatically gioc~ byhe Republican pa1
ia 1888 Bro0klyn Times, Januory
n 1891.
- " Tile question Of tile free suffrage a
honest elections, is one that takes h0ld
the foundations ef our system Of goee
ment the Republicsn party Of to day 10
lrer PV' ,'' ~ f..,t =
pie foTe me country; t"e P"rty % o""1"'@
TO tie theory that free and honest electl
'ner caa he hest secured Mrou0h Fe,IeraL legis
tion at,d the protection Of tie Federal 9
,nce tI.' II, .h-.t tLo nooot o,,neqt
diff t"eIe tS ~ ooUo0 ".ct' o'o "'"oV I''
ire toftSGf ms AdmnastT0tt0h olt' oe e'cee''
tooaado the passage Of a Federal elect
new la1o dp Congress similar to that ~f
pissed tie House Of Representatives. Of
). last Congeess.' Neeo Hagen P"lladl'
Augttst 1892