New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

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stock Of all National banks having II cap'"i VI
$4,000. or NOR. in the states south OF the omo'
and lacludlng Missouri. which Las ou eo,t come
whole amount; 500 ooJ. jd0. Nha' '"T5'''''
II an empire wa, once saved. and me founda'i?hhs
aid for the best nnanc sysetn' =, IL pne richer
rlnn Roh,child the French people Low; "' ~, p nnr
,.ps ,,lual force, II might "daI o. NuI - .h,
% dl,tr",,ed IJ pie tlat landcraft IS mslitier thsh
.,nt,cran in building up commonwealth. ,o..,.d
49, ig yrfNs us iact hat the workmen
I""t n stoc1 Of the great National tanks in
acen states Of the south BY cheek upon thsr On
,tcd earnings that the deposits OF ne wo rT ,sn
q Mos.achurt' c1gHl t4s ~e'I Forest Mines elites
railroads and personal y M a st Of o9' roTsa After
Me% Hrsr hard ' rE that the workmen OF New
York could buy. Mt their assessment the s'ors %.
Naeama Ms,lspp ha az" Nest N2 vrsna cComiued sni
That the workmen Of Connecticut would onN reiure
credit Of slGc9o9CC TO- en"o'' them 10 p'
At the beginning Of the trial 81 counter non fhe
the b"SH upon the "any i nr., y IN wealth. and
popa,i6n today she has fallen 10 the fifteenth place
geographical locnton places ogalnst \irsi"a' Soo'
ocoooo Of value IT, s!yoHoo Slr ;,os, until ,bo
Ror,y Mountains and the Great American Desert nave
been acd with cities and states =, .,.orr s,,,e
nor 1h'C Of ,h ohio while in every state south of 1t
IL receives oncthrd less than IN The Mort ana Is
today tint compls our middle rasses to pay this
fearful price TO remain on sr"ra If n 1he world
maintains caste deprecates values, desrad' laoi
dScouragcS the ambitions Of or youth delays our
| By a law we have resented and hercely reoeed
against II IL yet unalteraby written that ~ south
II.toy brings Us revenge The GovcrrW's chair In
| south carolina is occupied by plain farmer coming
md bot in tie Inst capital OF the Confcdcrocy is only
held against popular movement that includes &c.,
ana aesnt that + INVITES yi, The ret@rn
"pc nacpc"2TR int o i@T @ Eector
| We viii be more concerned about free coinage when
we nVr when We iavc omcthng to protect and
| viii listen more calmly 10 debate when we know NAV
yerc VIII be- Tco %e II in ar IL lnIs ',
| by counting solid south" befom we have yo,,L 81,
whte men and rhe equal rank OF American citizen.
| THIS Is a real revolution. Rebellions have
| known: rebclons that failed mserably-brause they
werc raised against irecdom.bn thr ny9l, ,h"t Sgah
"racy" was prochimed at Monteomery. has grown
apacc Never haS 1t gone 6aswSIa; not rot ho county n
has e moo ste mpCr r wn So the o' better
motto Montanl semper Libcrl.' which becomes the
Ss !, i now too late to ipcGk of this last and greatest
uprising with contempt It Is not Republican move
| ton and yet II shoud command the sympathy OF
every Republican In the North and OF every lover OF
| \ century 10 DESTROY Il hateful surveillance and sub
| lection It's hope Is In order VI things whero
| HE southern girls cheek shall not crimson II sho
ovprhors II said that her father Is poor. where the
| southern boy shall not fear 10 extend his hand be-
| cnus, il Is hard brown. and where any girl or boy
me rebellion becomes revolution. The waters that
| hive been rising for twenty years cannot b. Turned
| back Dam and dixie and buttresscd wall must give
way before the upward leveng Of the forces that bear
human lie In all sections OF America 70 one horizon
| the highest political horizon In the world.
The question Is rather Of how long drliverance shall
| he drlnycl. surely another generation need not be
| given over 10 despair The closing decade OF this
| century ought 10 the coming OF equality that
Is greater than freedom and the supreme hour Of the
south when the shoulders ~ labor shall hurl down the
| lnsuflerubc burden Of decaycd aristocmcy.
| the Republican party. II II shall remember that we
are all OF the blood and religion with the same
love for family home and country, and shall learn
lesson from the sad laundering Of the past. and at
tempt hcncnccn legislation. II may yet retrieve what
was lost.
II they will look upon our enormous reserve Of un
skilled labor In front Of unopened mines and give MS In
dusrnI schools that the Ut mountlinecr
shall Ind mt their birthplace ia" marvellous country
where earn % in day II they VIII con
slider our sparse population and Ignorance 81 business
| methods. and will give Us postal savings banks. ~
that we may have security and circulation: II they
win consider our roads not yet repaired from the
| WASTE Of wnr and distribute the National surplus
| among the states for the rp0r Of the highways: IL
In short. they Will open to II, the ways OF prosperity
they will her, find honorable alliance, and for tliei
| party unchallenged and enduring power. ..a
Natural Bridge. Va Oct. u. 1902.