New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
RAMPANT EOURBONISN.
STORY OF POLITICAL WRONGS IN THE
SOUTH
Pc v,x>ixs or AIAuhNA. TALKS or Ills CRU
SADIE AGANsr THE rALLor-noN-

SANE AGAINST TIE l.-i-4-'' .''.'''
srt.rrrxG olLGAHci!Y
Toll ,se. ;r,i,h about Tho political Conditions
,- Alabama ava tho South j. samuel ,''..
Don, make -ae mos, o., IT, sal' J. - ~
,,,,,,,, o., . Tribune reporter yesterday.
'' ..,.. gliding ll bis room Ia the Astor
e., - ..,.,.I. 81, tn, abuse and dcu1nc'aiioh no"
49,. ,..,.i ,,r.r HIN by rhc Democratic press
,..,,-,, and t-c South because "' MS -
....-,l.v. lr The Tribune. 'n WIZ" -" T., ~.
49,, r,,,. Cd. ballot boN-s,uilinS ""EA' ~ 80
o.. b., expressed g.. The in''''''" ma
''''"' .o, sensation. aul the organs 81 'h'
',i..r,.,or I'm Alabama contain art'''S INV
.t,. ,r,,n The Troy tNa1 b''n"'''
'',, , ,a, sin, would sock 80 iniure the circuit y,
o., s.,,e rs has Narn.a~. is " 'I''''"'' ~
IL. treated as such" 'i' -, Mr.
49,. Democrats are d'runca'ofN o. "a
,,,,.,,r., course the frend-'"' III" "iP, -,
,t ,arfy n power in his S'a'e ''' -, :,
.,.,,o, his course Prominent ''''%r"9 &"
-, mt lint elected him 20 the "e'', -
,,,,. have written him letters o. ''''N'' a.,
~, ,is having LcI up thc people = W. ,rt
..,,.. -, IN. Natlou. showing me "'''''' 49,.
,.e,.I I'm Nr. Manning" pi'"'''' ~ a., a,ro,,
.,,., ,s , telegram which "a" receiver ''"o"F
"''' , mile. talking to The Tribune teP'''c''
n'''' ,,,, l,pta,u Trank Eal'2eH Noh'Son'iS
IL " 49,. 90 cdror OF the leading paper OF me
...,,,. f,,,r 20 She Democratic party '"'
says. ,.. s,- rho able manner
-, ,o, have given the Nation. throuSh ''e
III "hl'" ,r. POLITICAL condition OF Ma
~" :, ...,.i. prank Halts"ll. and many ON
rrs . .,.s.r s,iI Mr.
.v.t.,. these baliot-boA suffers p'''''' T
,,,,,tr,, "is darkness rather than H#n' -
, ,bev know that they cannot "''''',,''
'"' ,.,,,l,. sentiment that VII follow IA
ps,,r. ~ their crimes against me fF"'S y. -"
l,..,.r and against repub lean %oVtt"'"'""
, ,.,,s. for the Intolerance Ioht'cal Wethoi'
- --,,r. practlccs common In AlaDatha anu '"e
80, ord che ancient regime KNOWS J"
~. boyc vastly changed. There IL Il" 'c'''" wy
80 election frauds and ballot-ooN S'u',"b V",
united 70 prevent carpet-baG RUE S"ou'' "
,,,,,,y.d now 10 maintain In ONCE corrupt liza,
,'ni', opuosed alike by whites and Ola'KS Inc
. .,ou,h has arisen. and the cN-colole'S anu ~
.,t,s who control the vilest fraud mus' po
,,,roveI by the rev spirit ana new ''e Vi "
day. u,r,o,s hay. never
,.., orvthin1 for Alabama. When The war op'"'d
' .L, o,r neop.e to follow. and when 1t was
- ,,o, failed 10 turn 10 the rank ana III" anu
sa,. Sow boys you have stood by u.s. WHAT "a"
zoe do for you?' And they have ia'l'i ever S'",''
.rto cx-coloncls by nhaming the passions Oh Tue
,,o obtained political supremacy; ana now,
p'oPcI ~ saving You have stood ny us, "hat
lhst'au Jo Far vou?' they annulling the votes
OF hc M orsnip with fictitious and fraudu ent
votes based negro-votlhs pop"'"'''' ''' '
not vote. :, b for those ex-c,lonels to pro-
c,,i,n that The war is over They invite captalsds
south too with great pomp - iinS ~ oIena
M epcnd their money south ana let politics aohe
they are all right. Ru let progressive man from
Tho Nnrth see the hindrance ms oid regime Is 70
our section and dare 10 differ WIN the nouIpons
Ind Garnet Dagger. LJOk at the case OF H. LAY
Evans of Tennessee. lie came south IN ms carrie
DAYS He has done much 10 build up her mhteriat
interests Yet ~ he became d Cai may
frr Governor he. was roundly denounced. ana wheh
he h elected on the face of the r'turnei vote IN
Rorrbon regime refuses u give him MS seat nakeS
out c,mmlttee which has couated him out Now, !
am informed that Turncy Will be sworn In, ana
then resign 50 that the Speaker OF the House WIZ
be indicted into the Office OF Governor III otue' ~
niace this contest then beyond the pale or the
courts This IL the method OF Bourbonism. ana
this ia why people leave the East ot tne sanu minus
OF Kansas and the mountains Oh '''oi""'' i"'"e'
God has given the South such natural aivan-
Bourbons have not hidden the talents under me
clouds OF intolerance and election corruption. where
are they? Let Alabamas empty state treasury
answer Let those who see the .idr Oh e, mgr
the ollgarchies that have ruled am ruined Su i
hinderng progress and perpetratIns tneif
crimes agains, the voice OF me pe1pe, Itn 'nem r.
vii! stop my crusade agans; the clques mat curse
THE abuse l am receiving does not dlsconcert me
7, is one of the me hois OF he 3ourbons. Let "A
man have the courage refuse To be subjected 10
their dlctation and these bosses, VINO nave con,
stitu,ed themselves as social csnsors anu pJi'I nh
destroyed IN a business and social way Bnt thls
method Is losing it's effect. The better and pro-
gressive element In the south Is weary OF .ne an,
away from the Bourbons. and starting out on new
lines The unrest existing throughout the South pc
tokens the political revolution that - hevsap n
the Old clans and their methods 1t VIII develop
new South IN fact-a South where the people are