The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-17

r rtb 'i ~ cents a bushel. ought to be our
INN allies and vote solidly with US. saptt t
Az J. And yet we sa! ' a'I free iustitu- {
al and the grandest of governments nann,di+ion
ad not exist rs farmers starvin starving W With no
4 wheat and labOrerS STARVING Wiz Wiz M
~ II things were as they should se
az man who wanted work could get u anu
nd get food and clothing for ms iain''s'
wi Nn Asit:c,>e Ia" i're-iae""'
,rn ~ do tboos mi,lionaires up there care 50
a rs they can clip their coupons ana 70 ao
70 nne ana buy such official positions, i n as
to Ialymdid MT SAY GIuk o tSat sort Of
hshi.erd A. no When a democratic president
$; es nice fat position to 1eli 4 Wiz aIen 4 d
Ethe campaign tund-,liHe, AZ, MI q, s' bad. Look
FsIitte johnnie WanamaKer' Law that !
o ut here I will take occasion 10 81" iS,aIand.
vent a word Of abuse aon lGr wv was sorry to
4. the the gentleman from Alabama tMr i..
aggs) pass those structures On ., ,l'i T-nitad
,rning. He is the president OF 'I large ma
,Ity, and under circumstances that ouSm;I ~
axe him the proudest man IN; III thnt has
rory because 1t is s .onntrv before. His
osnro Mace in the history of Statesmen MI
Vnend on whether his party eiec's , niS
ssor or not for believe he mas a oton,s
t!sa eli od fine democratic party to atollS .hn
onl leave him TO ms own tN,.,,,o cols''o"''
ghgment of his couptrymen' 49,. .;tbout
AS said 1T IS certainty a,,s ' we can can
lhssfng either Of these rivers; we - -
re both the presidency and the scnaae, an"
Nam very certain that we ougnt s 10 n cast
Fitting chance 10 ger me- h W. t forr and GER
rtnlv enough Struggling congressman Mlio az
ktrio.ic enough 10 vote Tor me Io; ;tnrost ar
olc rather than the, thrir o i've US ma
dritv In congress and to restore our couli.i!
nd bring ii back to its Original pmr rnotest
lFhch we're ''the greatest good to th9 sr r;nbfs
Inm r" without interfering With the r1sh's
hid liberties of any section (Appiause''
s,ur snl West
] sectionasm. Well. we can't help it. II the s
interests of one part OF our T'o'' Are we. of
hc south and west in this proposed ",iI sa
tceking to do any wrong or inquire any % o,'" rake
Fare Of ourselves and saving ourselves 1f 1nl
ruin, and states from pahhIup,es tho mo
bnuse) And as said this morning.; me pro
motion Of our self-intercst is patrlotlSh,, p wo
Eided snlf-interest does not 90 so faI Una, Suu
Fob your neighbour. and make INN your SUI
Appause the so" fs an% 1un rfF W and to rule
If and we will rule it unless we have become
so besoted and so lost to our interests so on nov
lessIess we IRE so Iar ems,ao o1t here and bny
Hnn Can they buy you? CA voice-"No: }
/ Governor TiIman:, All that's m,&h d y; "e elnc
You seem to fear the power of goia IN ne eleJ,
ltions. but 7 can tell you there isn't ehuush
money in Wall street to buy South I'aroiiiIa'
| (Applause) .l,, for trosnoss-
ing mon your time so long. You Wlll haNee
OPPORTUNITIES to consult with your peopie' w.
them understand the situation; ar, cssi y1u
Eon- find out where YOU are And whenever
YOU are satisfied to let the past be past: ana
% %r hgona Of Sro To hs F we will
YOUR standard from the Potomac u the ''i'
Grande. (Applause.) A.. ,a,
words of his speech, given cheer after
cheer.
Kansas and South Carolina.
Governor Lewellins. who nad r'slsn'e VI, nr
sDeech. He said he was willing 10 nPe
South Cardinals governor at ne me; nut !!
thought the fact that Kansas ep,'W rtp"a
iiran ma jority had been obliterateu ouGht !,
SHOW how his state stood. He said they car
cd nothing for the color question; ne Man =,
n nphuding ' Of the whole people will 4,
governor of South Carolina grasp my hand:
he said in conclusion
And the south and the west joined hands.
When Nature
needs assistance it may be best to render
promptly, but one should remember to us
= even the most perfect remedies only whe
hneeded The best ana most simple M
ssns se s ihe i, ,f Fig yrap
psv,y- -
,.,.no,, turner Lynch Law.
: Editor Constitution-With very great relut
lie Y.nce / beg TO discuss the call go the co
II rod people Of the United StateS,' issued b
r rshop Turner In today's Constitution. ii
. Ihas done much TO upbulld his race. Htthel
> TO- AS far as his public utteranccs are COZ
cerped he has not sought 10 antagonize tn
| races
I The card in question. however, is to be d'
i plored.
i Ii is In the last degree, infammatory an
/ exaggerative. The bishop. for ones" loses II
/ eouipoise and grows hysterical and nordinat
q ly furious Lynch law should be reprobate
4 everywhere. 1t Is descriptive OF all law, AL
q IFS banefuI effects weaken. and if unrestranc
= will subvert all government. 1t is cup
; gall which the white people of this COUNT
i would gladly have passed from their lips TO
9 ever
I The evil cannot be remedied by such i
z flammatory appeals as contained in the cal
J mentioned Conventions of the charact
l.. called, wrought by such passion as blsh'
u Turner manifests, will intensity the evil.
o For a crime which should be name!eSS, G
!! cept in the confines of hell. negroes nave Dee
lie occasionally lynched in this country.
The vast majority Of our colored populate
al tentment and security. The southern whit
he treat such class with especial kindness ~
~ consideration We educate lie thfif , cmldf%
a laborers. do not hesitate to ask. ana as u
ep hesitatngly receive, from their white friend
III ~phStGutial aid in DullulnS tNtlF cnuItH'
'es And vet. because vengeance swift and resi'
e. less is sometimes visited upon luStful vag
We fhondS of his race. this man says:
or- .'The history of the world furnishes
nit analogy for the state Of things TRANSPORTING
he Fhis Country The bloody reign of Que
ey Mary, the horrible massacre of st. Barlho
es- Innw's day nor the bloody orgies or t
he |vorld's history present no parallel. For IN
,erp political. religious or civil persecution
b;r ours is upon the plea of most revolt
ire rims perpetrated. ~ $500,
~ lie slightest knowledge Of history teach
"a tfhp above statement is grossly eNaGg
nu tndsnd does the SOUTH from which such
gu nal rmanates, and against which 1t is e
re- dnt, directed a most grievOuS injustice.
mi rotinuing the bishop says:
SEES fs.Uerefore, if we are the eXecrabe demon
nd as isalleged through the public press dai
me tie fct should be impartaly investigated a
IL u1n,stionatly established. and we should
la- il oIsclves and if orr guilt is establish
We ana hobs are Indispensable to the erad
, tiu our hideous crimes, we should cons
The tute ar own mobs and punish our own c
not pritsIand free white men from that bloc
ay. toska Is a large ma ority of liz have aiW;
not Notwithstanding and lawahidinG.'
i'll 4 srious anomaly this. Thus p"rver
her and inassoned how can the facts under {
gro cussi, he "impartially Investigators I
be conydion align itself with the accus
NE how md they impartially try their own ca
MS and , their own prosecutor ana jury!
IN, the ,rst significant statement there conta'l
yes is tn proof Of the guilt Of tn" scoUndrcs
yer the zee being furnished. the bishop and
slo- conytion will mob and lynch them thu
cht selves ,,,, ,, .