The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-05
ARTEMCS WARD.


Browne was A Democrat. born in New Eng
land. and therefore of the radical kind. whose
dislike OF .Abolition1sts- was excessive. and
! whose dislike NJ ..nipy-rs, WAS scor,eIv Isss
nronounced This dislike ~ "nigvers,, was T.,
the abstract. how.ver. for As a matter NJ fact
he WA, one Of the kindcst hearted os men.
who would not have harmed a niger any
m ,re than a white. and although he knew no
distinction bet yeen Republicans and Aboli-
tion,sts, he was, after the war began. as loyal
-, - -, nrn.-.ma.
a man Is coulu U" iounu anywhere oet"eeh
But he delighted in gratifying hi. political
animosities in his own way-in which way.
no"eIet' 'Hete d III heFe
is an instance:
or,or,ca3 bis ,-.s.Dca o,.a- ,b,s ~,
..a1n r,1d, - pte a. 81 .ns mna N.
| Giddinss- has represented the Ashtabula dis
,rt,, IN conr-sss Gov oui.o a n.r,od 1.E sun.
posed that ne began lie somewhere, although
this is not definitely known. Mr.. Giddinss is
Of the Republican persuasion. and GOES against
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the slave Fower. lie spits UPON the slave
power. He tramples the slave power under
'oo'' ana "ouIu oe p'easeu - rip 'He n'eF'oFs
out OF the slave power. He wears treble -soled
,"am,,n -. - no.ar D. H. 80
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aissers: NiSSers Is his pride ana his Joy; In
WITH n,aas-s IN vaIIow vasts brass fnb cbaiD:
win hiekeF' III e1o ,ests' d. U 'nA'ns'
less be renominated for the next Congress. We
frat his cor.tItpan+s ,tII ramauhe- m. In.
p~ortance OF one vote, and the greater i'm
portanre OF several votes. We hope that they
will vote early and often. and that they will
sons who allege that we can't say the fair
MI. no,;.4ooI onnc,o,. vrI - .,,d
n I'm lie u a ba cnn rfncSd ~ tbs an ~%t
n nT7usrica ~ snrb an sss.rtion" % |e rama
injustice SUN d" As-e'
His method of dealing with an actual fact.
d Il mh5sh a a nfsso a W railr Sasini II i IN a n sSt5 f2 tH
this story: "A gentleman u color was trying
to eniov a night ride on Mr.. .Nottingham's road
He was put of. as n matter OF course. at the
first stop. but he put himself on again by board
ing the next following train. which. a IL ap-
IN or.1Ee; mr, sgHFo, HUtlosrns ne wasst
a n Seii headionS 10 the bottom s5tt 81 tu q rayin u.
a u distance Of seventy feetHstrtkinx his hsad
a an, t laste en- ms t 9eaa IN nine fae G tr v &c VIE NE was then
Gov nrr IN n nformant ~ pr HI H.. ne snai w ~: l en-
Was Nany , our dan.ages to his wool =; r his su s%jr rnG co Jpm
ana stoVePise r maj, dn en i ,5e e,Hsc esro on
Io a. S y n = ~ undertak 1n sv ~ n s,int 5.scrin.
tioa q the I.wysr,. speeches IN the Rssro,. b,
AZ GiSdTngs in HI. "a, ~ NJ NJ iest SG rS fenmvpp
~ a .Iara ,rnn1an ~ ~ 7 - prtI, ~,
.hH 1919 81 tns ~ nnn n . InIo
me r". cnrIS nor hi a. ga a. ,y;oUo a,T herJi
a su srsne 4. Mr. Negro Sek ium % t ptot tbe r 40 n"rF in
a Sceng - ~ r,so w nj =.
, ,he.s law Ia xy.rs who lad NO R 81 Of peSaT II
these 1870 ,"A II h"pe " te"Stu. !
was toH cnniSd y shthS aD"u., 1917!
Inv ,Se raIIroad did Tbe moor down "trnGda11
a "a n had symnstbilers The reiiIroad con-.
ALrcam la ~ tnv rattroa1 IN
81 non a. ~. harat, - ~ NJ &c., VI
cured a new trial. which has Just been had.
with the result of a verdict against rhe road of
81, 800 shows that niggers has riz in
the Ashtabuls market, " Is understood that
the lawyers who won the case will. with unac,
Custoued liberality. hand over TO the darky AL
the verdict except 81. 900, which they will keep
on account OF expenses. A white man don't
and much chance against a colOred gentle
man In the AshtAbula district. and a railroad
company l. a long ways behind a white man
II Is not difficult TO see that Brownies view OF
this case was seriously distorted.
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BTiGham noGhg maze = short WISH a. leEe-
anu mn ~ Febrnasy SHs 'hI Pro ryT "a i,Lnms