The sun., 1893-06-05
+" sHkLL BE BASIsHED FROM HI
SATTTE LAND So
A Rspresent.tive Coiored Man Repiie. TO
Ex-senator Iun ALI,


To THE EDITOR OF The SuS-Sr: Some years
ago the Hon. J. J. ingalls, OF Kansas said on
the floor Of the Senate that was "a mon.
strosity." 1t was said because, believing that
the Republican party was not true and con.
sistent In Its professions OF respect for my
rights. and that the Democratic party would
nave TO be induced to change its policy affect
Ing the colored people. !. after consulting with
my friend. the late Charles sumner, favored a
division OF the colored vote l advocated n
eonciliatorJ course, with the hope that tho
eolored people would enjoy more decent
treatment on all sides.
II 1t was decent, dignined. and proper for n
.ni.ed states Senator in the Senate Chamber
'o'AR'hatze me as above for the above rea-
sons. would 1t be censurable in me to borrow
'nc Rentleman's term and apply It to him in
view OF his late exhibition OF lack OF soul
IN suggesting In paid article that !. n
lfee-eorn. proud American citizen. his
eaual. VINO can trace mF lineage back
IN this. my native land. for at least three
generations: |. who dare challenge him TO
= Ling tE against any member OF the family
and iaw.abiding member OF the great body
polite: that should be banished. sent away
restilential land: to heathen hfrca: Does It
manifest soul to make any American tho sub
'sSf Ir oi ,hsli.i sSsh i5 5g gsiiee nSs n-oro,,x,
NaI
ea lsnea 70 Africa while he as a Republican. was
eaicuiatinE on my vote to kee . him in power. TO
enrtS honots and to put n oney in his purse.
ne gentleman admits that his insult his
eny eno.y way imprnctcable suggestion, is NOT be-
cause ot any guilt or act OF mine. 1t is because
~ pesAdJ outside OF the party outraged. Ii is
er,rs os,rauss ot crime against God Almighty. a
crime M 70 5e blottei out that will have to give
way to civilization and the enlightenment Of
VIZ age, against which climatic and other nat.
uIaI laws are arraped: crime that antagonizes
nriy npT onIy ,he ierlarat!ons and the fundamental
ptInc!pIes OF our Government. but its supreme
law s!orteA BY the people also the proicssei
icLEIon OF the land: a crime whose existence
menace, blot on the nations otherwise
r ra,r name, but crime that is giving way
our enl! shtered country: parts that viii FOR
SuLtuIei honorable bride. for morality. for true
many ma disnity and honor. compare tavoratly
At no far distant day il the c"ior.d neor,s
.n" w, sutn!eSts OF this crime, Of this debaucling
tNLi' sha!I increase in tho same ratio n obtain-
,,hhs ths atta!nments that command resleCt
Etsne9 70 Them. and only partially. this devil
.sh ahrPnt. this h!deous monster. with its
srump loot smelling o. sulphur, Will ps
oo9mei TO chains.
tNe.poNrhn party has let. the negro 10 his
thte. Does not the blood Of the geatieman
oecomes.uEgtsh whom he remem' ers that he
called me monstroslty for no other reason
ne hoT says, tha; 8. tbat tho Eepull.can rarity
Wou!u NOT defend ny interests as n citizen
ana that. as have said Il was polite to en-.
n neaHoE 10 Induce the Democratic party a
Naeto Equality before the law Tor all men.
whIcn ls the ma!n idea on which the marry Ia
IoNnded; IN the direction OF which with A
noTE"I ana broad, m led leader. IL is looking,
as AN Happy 10 te!.ev".
NEWPORT. r L. Juue2. - 0"H'H''