Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-05-24

"Negro Domination - III There is any
coiored Republican in Charles county, who, OF
short memory has fcrgot,en the abuse and
,ituperation the Times has heaped upoa III
let him read the clippings below.
after so doing he can vote for Chapel
which means an endorsement Of the
must have a thick hide. Self-re
least, ought to prevent them fr'
course. The Times bias no more
"nigger'i now than before, exctp
the ''nigger', as the Times is plei
our co.ored people, is Of use to
its spite toward an element of the DENT nc
party which it hates, and it proposes dbing
this if it can, by endorsing Chapel Point for
The county seat. The bare fact that the
Tines endorses an individual or place. should
be enough of itself to satisfy the NEGRO dom
inators" --Republcans, black and white,
that the proper thing for him to do is to take
an opposite position.
"The condition OF local misrue aud negro
domination, to which our community has
been subjected since the freedmen we're iLyest-
ed with the right Of franchise has brought a
blight upon our section, and the best interests
OF every property holder here demands that he
should exert himself To his utmost in casting
it off - Times, October 23rd, 1891
''Charles Gountainz, if you would make
your lands 'saleable aud open the wey to i'm
migration, development and prosperity, YOU
must first mske an end Of negro domination,
the one insnperabls barrier to substantial pro-
gress - Tses, October 3Oth, 1891.
''ln this way it is hoped 10 hold the negro
up TO the work for which he was entranchis-
ed-lhat of dominating the white people of
the Sout J, sitting their voice at the polls and
misrepresenting them By Republican mem
bers OF Congress"
'Under this ruling hundreds Of Washing
ton negroes, who had no vestige of home or
other interest in Maryland, were annually
brought down 10 the Southern Maryland
counties in herds aud droves at the expense of
the Republican managers TO neutralize the
votes Of their native people and perpetraie
negro domination upon them - Times, Dc
tooer 10th, 1890.
$50 ong-as the present conditions of negro
domination is maintained in Southern Mary
land, the enterprise Of development companies
vii he worse than wasted. - Times, October
10th, 1891.
Southern Maryland is under negro domi-
nation Capital and immigration we're Fepel-
ed from the other States of the South so long
as negro domination prevailed there; but so
soon as il was thrown off and the better ele-
ments resumed the control, immigration and
capital began to flow in and has continued to
flow in, to their great prosperity = Times,
SEPTEMBER llth, 1891.
1.-THE answer is simple and obvious: South
ern MARYLAND is under negro dOminationi
Capital and immigration were repealed from
the other States of the South so long as negro
domination prevailed there; but so soon as it
was thrown off and the better elements re
sumed the control. immigration and capital
began to flow in and has continued to flow
in, to their great prosperity But Southern
Maryland, too. will be redeemed FROM negro
n1nation this fail, and then the one insuper
able barrier to substantial progress will have
been removed.
when it is considered that the means and
methods adopted in the South to rid itself OF
the terrible incubus OF negro domination have
been by common consent accepted as war
ranted by the end to be attained - Times,
November 18th, 1891.