The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
PUBLIC OPINION ON THE
KANSAS PORPOISE.
F.om the w estern Optic.

! F.om the Western Optic.
G. 81. J .TaylOr's sins have found him
out. Bad for Taylor.
From the Texas Freeman.
s'Old Alphabet" Tay lor rendered
a dinner to the fellows who hsd
been giving him thunder and now
its all over, all over. Tne Record
er reached through their stomachs,
after falling otherwise. Shrewd
dog, that Recorder.
From the Kansas Blackman.
Editor Chasn's fight On G. II. J..
i Taylor is assuming alarming pro-
portions and unless there is an
awful change ia affairs around tie
Recorders office G. eat Grover will
be compelled to unload the man
from Kansas. Verils, the way Of
the Negro Democrat is strewn vi b
thOrus.
! From t Nero Solicit T.
I: If c. III, j. Taylor. recorder of
, deeds, d strict of CJlumbla, is
guilty OF the charges made against
him, he should be speedily removed
, without regard to his color, politics
or competency. There should he
such tbing as honor, even in an
; official. TIE integrity of the gent
lemau and his honor, We have had
occasion to question ever Since he
went to Ltueria as Cleveland's
! former minister. Whether he ia
held guilty OK innocent of his pres
ent charge, our opinion of him r
mains unchanged.
From the Arkansas Dispatch
Hon. G. ii. j. Tay lor, register of
deeds, Is having his moral fitness
tor the lesponAible position he nov
occupies, much aired by the papers
III Washington. II appears that,
although a Negro D ,mocrat, many
cf them desire his removal. Not
that he is a Democrat, but that he
is unfit for the place, morally.
Well, it Ia the opinion of the Dis
patch that Negro Democrat lacks
great deal being morally fit for
anything, say nothing about an
office of as great d trust as that of
Tdylcr's. So if he is bounced, let
him go! There Is no kick due us
matters not whether he stays or not,
as the Civil service commission has
recommended his removal, it will
not surprise US to hear of his re-
mOval at any time.
From the Texas Freeman.
EDITOR Chase of the Washington Bee,
has again opened the yials of lis wrath
on Recorder Z. Ii. !. Taylor. The ac-
cusations made against man holding
such Il place as "Old Alphabet y are
monstrous, if true. This Recorder
muddle is a stencil in the nostrils of
honest people ard no greater service can
be rendered the race by Charles Hen
James Taylor than Ly retiring from the
office and allowif AN honest man,
whuse character is irreprcachable, to
take charge at the helm. The race has
beel thoroughly disgraced by the nail
sea- ing disclosures of official depraviiy,
incompetency and executive misman-
agement.
Flom the Voice OF t People.
When men begin to hop about among
the political parties for preferment and
begin Il fl hit with those principles for
which they have worried long years to
maintain, you may be very certain that
there is a weak spot somewhere. That
Z H.J Taylor should now be in danger
of the Democratic maW, does not sur
prise us. The Negro who has no more
sense and principle than to turn Demo-
cratic after all that that parry has done
to hinder us, ought to be caught i'll its
quagmires and made to feel the sting If
its down dropping poison.
From the egro Solicitor.
A ecen issue of the OttumWa Sun,
defends Hon. G. Ii. Taylor ag ainst
the unscrupulous attacks made upon
him by the OJtumwa Courier. In
winding up the defence, the Sun makes
the announcement, that Mr. Tay|or'5
father was Il very intelligent white man
and his mother was a native 4 frican,
the daughter of an African chief.
double mistake. No one, save the I'M
mediate neighbors, ever heard OF MIR.
raylor's father, and his mother was
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