The Washington bee., 1894-03-24
SMALL BEES WITH LARGE
STINGERS.


ing the country to the devil.
The American people voted the dem
ocratic party into power because they
wanted change: but change, has
been so scarce since the party came
into power that one half of us have
been unable to pay our board bill.
The negro democrats have employ
Prof. Peter Jackson to call on the Pres
ident and find out why they have not
been given share of the spOils. Mr..
jackson was instructed to stay at the
white house and fight it out if it takes
all summer.
Who is Irving Williamson any way?
The next recorder of deeds will be
the man who receives the appointment.
Did we say any thing?
We rise to inform the Rev.(?) JAS.
II. Howard that in monkeying with the
BEE. he is in eminent danger Of being
stung to death by an insect Of enor-
nous proportions.
Mr.. Cleveland is quite success in
killing ducks. His negro democratic
| followers are the deadest ducks we have
| ever seen.
''Go We into all the world and preach
| the gospel to every creature, is the
Scriptural Injunction.
The Rev; Brudder Howard having
been called of the Lord to eXpound the
word. and not being able to convince
| a civilized people that he is, we there
| fore move that he go to Africa immedi-
| alety if not sooner
The negro is undoubtedly the great
| est enemy the negro has to contend
! with, and this state of affairs will con-
tinue to exist until we rid our pulpits of
| blatant ignuramOuSeS and our school
houses of incompetent and immoral
teachers. 1t is the mission of the BEE
to remove these stumbling blocks out
| of the way of the onward march of the
race and we propose to do $3.50 help us
| Moses.
By the way. what has become of
| Richard 7. Greener?
Senator Bruce desires to inform the
| many applicants for recorder of deeds,
that he is quite well thank you.
Mr.. Chairman in the matter of the
| removal Of CardoZa, we move the prev
ious question.
If Congressman Breckenridge was a
negro he would have long since been
expelled from Congress and note of
sympathy rendered Miss Pollard But
1 lni n 70 1,iS Ilin
are overlooked and in vindication of
his immoral connection with. the wo-
man he will be returned to Congress by
a large majority, and this is the exam
pie the superior race is setting forf the
negro to follow after.
While the United States Congress
IS passing bill we hope the few di-
linquent subscribers on our books.
will pass up the bills they owe us
| We are fully convinced that the AL
mighty takes no stock in the democrat
ic party; because he is no reSpector of
persons: the democratic is, Judging
from the manner in which the negro
democrat has been ignored, in the dis
| tribution of office.
1t seems to us that since Mr.. Cleve-
| land will not give the negro democrats
a fair hearing they should appeal to
| Caesar.
Mr.. VIM. Still is still candidate for
| the recOrderShip. Mr. Still is determined
not to keep still, notwithstanding the
| Presidents stiffness in the matter. This
is not intended as joke, still We are
inclined to smile when we notice
how still the other candidates are wait
Ing to see what will become of Mr..
Still.
The legislature of Kentucky has
so amended the seperate car law that
cOlored and white passengers will
ride together on freight trian. AS
white passengers are also permitted
to ride Oh the first class trains and
colored passengers are not, white pas.
sengers will never be seen on freight
train because they don't have to,
while colored passengers will always
be seen on no other train but freight
train because they have to. This is
the law of the state of Kentucky
from whence comes VIM. c. Z. Breck-|
enridge of Pollard notoriety. If the
legislature had gotten up an amend
ment sometime ago regulating the
movements of those two individuals the
country'S nostrils would not now be
fumigated with their disgraceful do
mgS.
The Washington Post is no friend
to the negro. Mr.. Frank Hatton, one
of the editors is republican.
Mr.. Beriah Wilkins, the other
ed tor is democrat. The poll
tics of the paper is democratic-re-
publican with the republican left out.
Mr.. Hatton has gone over to the ene-
my bag and baggage Or he would not
take such delight i'll parding contin-
ously in his columns a single northern
lynching of negro AMI suppressing the
didbolical outrageS that are daily per-
petrated upon the race in the south. Nor
would he insult the colo,ed people of
this city as he does. The Post is
rebel sheet.
A member of a. certain church in
this city were recently turned out
for dancing. A member Of the same
church were accused Of being too
familiar with another mans wife
disrupting the family aud causing the
husband and children to suffer thereby.
This last member after several attempts
tD IIP ont of If wac found rrnilty