davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-03
49, loIned the sLdke.

San Francisco, August 2.-The new fea-
lures u TIA day in the strike hers IN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

aer. QUIT paa bin e9en 9arnoomstio.
Stulle pore Samfunosifoler beitda.
% fal port Sdmfuno pofie ia fort
oa ft9rtt, bd maa Bet tie ioennem ben
triiteliQe 9erneitole. Den maa are
ct forbereoenos % arunbl9geenbe 4rz
beioe, Jon iaa ital forti9ttes af be
andre Stolsr; men Lab bog life bebs
blipenoe ben 4nituelie bare radoens
be: 9i tage Dem ION hinge. Oct CT
10 BOG lanat lettere at taQe benz ION
gsrn. 8et anoet sr Ct nRiten baabz
Lott Qrbeioe. Def Ter 10 unaetelig
ooiaa liot unberliet uo, at laoe gerz
nens paste iig ieIo % ioa ienere at
MATTE gore et / iaa mango 5ilfGlbe
frugeslsit 4rbeiOe, for at Jamie BEN
Iom lln1e.
Oct Ct Spno imob be bsbte Born.
bet CT Snno imob Cubs Orb. S9nt
en- Sang. min Carer. ORR. bpao bet
bill iige, Al Dor .0erre og 6relfer blep
preo. - 6bao ooer2 - Site at man
iloa. forbaaneoe % bsfpptteoe % tors
fqitebe ham, men ober, at man IaQbe
5inoringer FOR 9ernenes fsren ben
til BAN.
gliDer rem frifteiioe gcrneffole iads
leoes peo at pare tiliioeiot, iaa pif
fun ct forioinoenoe Nntal al be MI
opbotsenoe Born baone / BEN forenebe
Sirte. IL bile enten gaa I'D / ben
guoleie 9eroen "a opiIuass al bens
5raplbso oe Malitrsm sller peiaa BIZ
be e 9ptie Tor en- ener anosn Set.s
maaer.
!ober bill QnTparet Tor bette fomz
me til at bpile poa2 3et oil bpile
paa boert snfeIt frosn6t Wenneite.
9pro % 9Gq. inoen for bort Gam
funb, inbiil Der tan ii9es ON os: Dc
oioroe, bpao De tunbe for at bepare
ben oppotsenes Stpat bos ben 6erre
% Yeitsr. be bare ogbte til, og / ben
ianbe Sirfe.
Waatte ina bisie 2inier 6ibrd9e til.
at ou. min 2Gier, nil itanbie "a tGnte
dIporlia ober ben Sao / Cubs Oros
chs. Gr Der nosen Sag. Der sr per
rtns Sag. iaa IT BET 9srnenes orunbz
triItelige llnberbisning og Oplarslie.
Ster BETTE, iaa gre Ri, bpao @uts
Orb forbrer, DOR belize 0oabsbefas
lima f%orlangsr og ri iitre b. T. D. {. [.
Sirfes fremtioioe 9eitoaen.
"a 9erren gre bet al i'm Raabe,
at bette fer.
Racine. ! Qu9uit 1901
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

mob cen At oisie minoite. bare ) beler
itte giort imoo mig. Wattb. %, a.
Sa, figes Der At boabe 99ro %
Gag. hi trnne unoeruiie / en- mobnere
IIoer. Sd. men lag M W9rte til
bpor mango al ben Slags aonfirmanz
Der. Der pmirtelig bliper forbereote, iaa
al e fomme til at bpnge fat BED
&irfens 6erre. Ct balpt Iar efter
ere De iom Regel foribunone. 6oors
for2 6sle Observation-Disclosures
gen bar mere ener minore uforitauelig
for benz. De mangleOs De oleriimpz
leite 5orubi9tninger / DEN bibelbiitos
rife 9unbitab % Sproaet, % De so
70 5imers llnoerpisning nare lite
tiIftr9tfelig baaoe til 9Groom. 81
traetnine % 9ios2aaoirfning. 9tle
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rnisninQen betraQz
ties df ben Slags 9%onfrmunoer iom
enonu Ct ,5aQs. Der tai lGres, og lie
Tom en- DEL al ieIpe 9ipet. 5bi bbao
Der ital bGre "a blioe en- b9ientIiq
9eitanobtl al 9iuet, maa Der tiolig
beannoes meo.
Scr tunne ri lGrt al @erbens Mens
METER. De bente lite til 9oniirmas
tion Qloeren. Sfulle ri Ia lite meQtt
mere Oplabe 6imIsns State Tor bore
9srn2
9sr iom 6annab. bun mobtoa I'm
SIN. SamusI, al 6errsn, o9 bun fsrte
BAN til 6erren iaen.
9eo after at oper9ibe gsrnene I'll
6errsn bepares De bos BAN i ben iuHoe
&irfe; men lite Deo fun at bnbe BEN
peroslis unoerpisning. 6eIer life
naar ten triTtslige oo %peroslise timber
o%isuins forboIoer FIG Tom p til
%. 3d rifle be life blipe bsoareos.
/ al 5aIo fun ben lille Del. Der
for:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

til. al Der blep eiort no9et mere fory
Stoleqerninqen blanot pore 9srn, It
Der paa etbpert Steb bleO giort. bbo5
5orboloene tiaaoer. faa par oet sott-
gnonu ct Bar Orb. 9i ituue M
turliqois lite tate oper goro. bnoo
gobt hi fom 5olt it / arbegoos. DIT
bar Qmerita fun bdarlig tient mea.
Gtboert til bette 9dno i%nondnoret
SoIf burbe beriee Den ameritdnlte Nc
ton peb at tilfsre ben me @ooeg.
DE port Snrog ian 4neritd ndturs
liabis life aboptere. Saa l9nge bor
oanffe 9itteratur tun er tilg1nselig
for banftalenoe Qmeritanere. npber
fun faa aoot beraf. Dens State MAJ
bbbes Qmerifdnerns / bet engellts
Sproa, pm be itule fad eoot oeraf-
8et bliper o9iau BEN i%itreite. ia oea
eneIte Waabe at bebdre oisie State
pdd for bore Gfiertommere Der I
99nqben.
01 heorbdn mon pI ION odnlte
e~qtniIiq ifal flnne fplos Dor glabs
~bertinanbs oq bGre til 9ntte for %
ielo oq anore2 8eriom bi life BILE
nsies meb at bGre ameritds ..9ef.
6uaaere@ % ..9anboraqere". iaa 99is
Der BET om itlb at blips Qmerifaners,
iaa mart BET tan lie aO ben naturlies
ltboitlinas 9ei.
er iea ida imob ben banite gsrnes
ffole? 9angt fra. Der geres lite L.
for me9et for ben. Sea bill elite o 4
itstte ben, bare Der drbejoes for bel
paa en- nafurliq Waabe, labe Def rirs
acre tjene bet bsiere. Sberfor PRO-.
Msuers ,Gnten ~ eIer" %faitboIber
lea beitemt Ell ..6berten - eibeIlsr'.
- bet poiitibe bIiper idd BET naturIigs
% bet paa etbpert Steb prattiite ger
n%emferligs.
q. G. Qnbtten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
Gor ocnifc SorreifOIc

9et er / 2tuIebning at gr5f. Sri
mobts Ws1ers QrtiteI oaaIsaeoets
Oisti9ite gsNutnins~ jeg snTts- at ues
tale mig ON Bate Spsrgsmaal.
5erit bil jeg iige BAN oprigtig 5af
Tor. at ban bar iat bette Sperosmoal
unbsr 0isiusiion, men Iprlie FOR ben
&aviisbeo til Dor Iutberfe airte %
0or opDotssnoe SIagt, bans 2(rtitsl
uanoer al.
Qaar ie9 iaa auigebel fnbsr mia
befsiet til al imsOeaaa ham paa flsre
guniter. iaa aer ieg Del I ben olase
OpsrbeDisnin9, al 81 ere fulot enise
ON glaaIet.
Oct itaar Hart Tor mig. at ben
Dom Ian uotaIer per 3ortiz
ben, er urigtig ca oerfor ogfdd u6el=
big. 9igsiom qoit. Oamfoo bar ia
iet tonne 5ru9ier Al bor ban1fe Bar
neitole iom Senboesz % CONNER
Tiols. Wlanse at mine aonfrmaroer
ira oenne Stole babe nooenlunbe fun
net Itaa MldaI meo finite gonFrman.
Der ira 2anbet / Danmari. Ga mon
oer life / nor airfe5 geltaaen DC
8etit I'll inart ! en- MennelteaIosr
bier fg 5ruot af benne Dor oanife
Bgrneitole. Ulen naturliapis itaar
her meget til6age At snite. ielp bbor
BET qaar beoit.
DIT gsois for ben 6iofibiqe banpt
9etnsitoles llbueligbeO, prof. Mel.
let tsnter fra bans Grfdring peo b.
bsisse Stolar, ta6er foqrt / gerbi
nuar ri iRgser Wiorfs iii, 6por liz.
proceHt al Dor fonnrmerebe unqbon
Der beisger be bejere Sfoler, oo at bel
ofte netop er rem. Der bleD forlsmtl
iom gstn. 5orelorene isnoer bort til
Stole for al preDe at inbbente bel
forismte. preD at l9ege MGrts til
Dem, Der flittig bsnbttebe 10 of Ssn.
bags og SOmmerftolen. og Re, on
Rsiultatst life bliOsr ~fOrffeaigt.
Sen 5ual / 6aanben er bebre emf
ii paa 3agst." Del tor bi rae ogfac
ON Dor bnnifs gsrneffOle fom Son.
bags og SOmmsrftole og ,9srbassi
itoIe" meb. Der er 0elIi9nelie bel
ben. CAB os enbelig life fortaIte elel
fOritprrs BEN. fer hi er fire paa noget
beore | SteOet. Gorebrigt err jeg =
meb aenoftub til Dor &irtes 8irffom.
beo pad be enfelte Steber, altfod mel
be oirtelise 5orbOlb for gje - ober.
bebiit ON, at BET er ben enefte 5orm a
ounif 9srneitole Ri for 3iben er cs
5remtioen bile blipe / Stanb til a
gennemfere qlminbeliebeb. Der sl
Stremme, man life fan orbejbe ff
imob.
9erfOr bill ies oberfor prof. Mst.
lers ,.Gnten - e1er" f9tte ct 8 per'
fen { beller,- bberfen 4ms.
ritaniiering | burtigite Tempo oDsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
THE WHISTLE.

9i terte meb fulo 5art. De feits
at os bapbs tort langt, iaa ben fsrits
Optogenbep meo SamtaIer oe gtpis
lasaing babbe for lGnge iiosn lag
ia. 0efg1sbsn babre M gobt Ia
/ De fIeite. Gntelte nittebe.
Deb en- @an9 bsrtes nogle itGrfs
Stso at .,t6e pbiItle". Stebene bleo
mere og mere ibGrbige. enbts iad / en-
lang, Iturrenbe, forblait Zone. De-
Tqbeoen Hap iirats 3aget. Gnergi ftoo
/ bpert Qniiat. Man fslie 9remIen,
iaa BET rpiteoe / 5ogst, iaa et itGrtt
StsO, iom man tsrte paa nOget. 9i0t
efier iianbiebe 3oeet.
3st par peb en- ..%crosin9". 3oaet
bar tort oaa en- M 5armers 9oan. for
ipanbt meo TO fenne, bruno !Seite. tsrt
at en- Glore 3armer. Qlt par faitet {
0reften. st gar 0iul bar gaaet at
9ognen. 6eitene ~itratte Ben / De iioite
5rQfninqer. st gar Golbater, Der
par paa 6iemreiien ira Uldnild. to8
Wldnoen omborb pad 3oget. 6an
Tube meb til nGrmeite gp. bbor Der
bar 6oipital. 6an bIeo lagt ino I
ben bdgerite 9ogn Gouriit carr paa
9uloet. meo ct Stpfte grqn6e unber
6obsoet. Soloaterne DioIte, bporoau
BET itulbe orbnes. De bapoe pGrtt
me6 for.
Der laa Iaa Wanbsn meb et itorf
Sodr / 5dlicn, bpordf 8lo6st ft66 {
en- lang Bat 6enab @ulbei. 6opsoet
bar forIladst, iad 6aar ca Blob off.
IT'D I ct. Are bou alriqbt2" freq cen
ino I 9ret pua Manoen, iom Ri Fable
bort par meget tun9bsr. Ste n
9no, % Einene iaa ub, ION be life
bapoe no9et imoo at Hippo 5aget.
Bar BET Dooen. Ioa bar bet life barb
al ulejli9e ii9 meo at ietie ig imo0
ben.
De rejIen6e nuIoe io fe Wanbeu.
@n ing pige iprang efter ct 6aonbs
tl0ee, lsftebe bans 6obeb, Iogbe
6aanoflGbet barli9t me1em Qr9noes
itbftet og 6obebet, mems fore 3darer
fob I 6enbes 2jne. Gn gammel 0as
me taiteoe tit ffarpe g(it paa Manben
BLOT ct M, iad Jig omtriug, fom ON
bun Oilbe fge: Gr bet nogst al bple
for2 Iaabdn sr 10 2ibet. 6borfor
hnle, bborfor fpnae - gsrnebGrtl
Oct iaa ub, fom benne gamIe Dame
bar tommen inb / ben 8inter, bbor ms
tel 5ordar blomitrer mer.
Gn lille pan, u%nberi9tiig. iobiaf
6erre fod paa ben bsenbe Wanb, fda
Qngiten treb gennem BAN; men fun
ct gjeblit. Den %iopiale 6erre felte
! eobt ieen oeb at fomme / 3anfer ON,
at bet a oa gobt, at bet life bar
BAN islb, Der lda hsr.
en ung Wober, meb Ell Barn paa
Qrmen bleb beb al fdIte glittet paa
Stattelen. Raar bun too glitfet fra
BAN, bOilebs bun bet / tit Barn, fnss
iebe bet, og trptfebe bet nGften altfor
itGrtt cg l9nge inb iii fig. Sporfor
mon bun giorbe oet2
Gn b~ddrObanOet Minsarbsjber fiat
en- gdmmel, iommenrulIet 5rnffe uns
Der 6oOebet | Steoet for gr9nbeitbfs
tet. U1eo bet famine ineg ban fig til
at fringe ben osenbe barmt paa ben
enc ainb. Gn eammel Spgeplejerffe
funbe n9ppe babe sjort BET bsbre. pa
ban baDoe rsjit fig fra ben ipss. iaa
ban fig unbiesliet ON, banee for. at bi
ftulbe babe fet, at ban buObs en- Smule
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
y9nnlfcrcn"
#GriitusbiQc0et
Ga 2egsnDe.


Gtiteos / 9s6men ligs:r paa et 5ielo
en- gammel aiooerborgs forfalpne RE
tier;
/ foroums 0ase bang / bens aapeI
ct 8riItusbileo, malet al en- Meiter.
Qilgrimstog tom aoinoer, Mano
% Sprn,
lIngoommens Slot og gamIe, tratte
Siale
ON 6am. 6pi5 arone fletteoes af
5iprn,
be 0ilOe lutte areos i gpn Og tnaIs.
@aaleoes faa ban I'D. Oa ban git DIR
til Dem. bpis 6iertefreo par fteOt I
9aabe;
iualeOes BAR ban, naar ban feloso
Dom,
paa famine lib ban 6ragte 9uo ON
Raabe.
Man fatteO, BET bar BAN, Der 6ap6e
talt,
iaa gpl9en falot, os 5tormens Mast
bleb arnet;
pg iaa man BAN / Ziet, BAR bet malt.
iom ON nan itirreo ino / @eroenss
babet.
Msn einsbet meb lsnIig Stunt par
giort;
Og bDaO Der NET 6oIOt 5Olfets unOrsn
fangeH.
bar. at bet mart bleO life. mart blsO
tort
alt efter ben, Der ftoo / airfegangen.
Som en- at Starens ~fampeitore Mano.
Oa ootseb 8iaeDet mob 2oftets guer;
tom Der ct Barn, iaa ipan0t BET inb
igen
= ct 6oDeo itprre Deg enb I'm 8.ftues.
Og Qarene / Ratfefelge gteO,
Der brGnote Col, Der OrDsIeo Sne pad
5ielbet,
Og n1e 5OOIpor giorbe Stien breo,
iOm fsrte op ira 9alen til &apeIet.
Oct unberfuloe Billed er ei mer.
Og be, Der tnalto for bet. lanait sr
be6e,
men fra ben aabne gi6els Blade Ter
jsg 9errens giaeO tra6e mig imsOe.
Saalebss bar ban. naar ban fal6ts
for
paa Dem, bois Siel mso 9rpoens
5egn par prentet,
faale6es Itob ban peb ben aabne Dor
Oe Denteb Dem, boem ingeu andre benz
TED.
eaaIeOss sr ban, naar bans aales
Storm
ifal bane Del for Grbst pm bans
0aooe;
men ffe0ie filter 6srrsns giaeO
8orm,
Og berbeb lsies aarlig6ebens 8aabe.
Stab jeg fommer, iiffer paa mig ielD.
itolt at min Strait og mine 3anters
Snile,
bu Ootser Sefus bit mob 5imlens
6bRlb,
Og jsg fOritaur, bOOr jeg bog islO er
lille.
Men er min Sjel Inost inb I Miss
mobs 9drn,
og n9rmer ieg mig. angftet for min
0ommer,
ba bliper Sefus life Tom ct Barn
for life at forf9roe Den, Der fommer.
Sad lab mig fe big. life eIer flor,
faalebes fom jeg ~tr9nger til at ie big.
Jrels mig beo aarligbeOens ftine Orb,
men frels mig ogiad, naur bu rdaz
Der: 8e bisl
s. paulli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-20

! a limb is not a cruel man. It is the bac-
terra OF disease that are cruel; and the
surgeon would be equally so ii ne remain
| ed silent and permitted gangrene to set
in and stay the patient 1t is pitful for a
man to loss a limb. and pitiful for a race
| to give UP the hope of industrial, social
and political equality with otlsar races.
But if this hope Is vain. is it right to
/ conceal the fact? Is it right to dupe this
unfortunate race into striving for unat-
| tainable ends and risking deadly con-
! tiict with merciless foe?
l agree most heartily with The Times
| that we should treat the negro with kind
ness. But what is kindness? I should not
| consider it kind in any man to fiatter me
with the delusive idea that I could write
! a play like Hamlet, or make as much
| money as Carnegie, or become a, member
/ OF the British House of Lords, or surpass
| Newton as a mathematician. or be elect
| ed President of the United States. Nor
! do 1 consider it true kindness to the ne
| groes to lure them into dreaming dreams
| that can never be fulfilled. Little Swift
I zerland and little Belgium cannot hope
| to play the part OF world powers; and
| it is probably calamity for Italy that
| she has made desperate but futile efforts
| to play such a part. But if the Swiss can
be content to give up all hope of compet-
| ing with France or Russia in the game
| of international politics, is it impossible
| for the negro TO be fairly satisfied with a
subordinate position in southern society?
| l do not believe so. would own no slaves
myself; but I firmly believe that the col
ored people We're happier as slaves than
| they will ever be again; and believe
! that they are happier now than they will
| be II they continue to vote and to receive
free education from the whites.
Voting" you say, SIS a privilege con-
| ferred, and not an inherent right Very
| true. But is not the same true of at
! tending free school? If every man can
/ demand free education as a right, why
| is it that even white Virginans never
!, received such educatior till thirty years
! ago? And if the negroes have an inherent
| right to free instruction., why not also
to free food? Is food less important than
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-20
ANARCHY AND ANARCHY.

In his speech before the jury which
tried President McINinley's murderer.
Judge Lewis. counsel for the accused.
made. some ailusion TO lynehing in the
South, which naturally gave offense TO
Southern people. In our remarks con
corning his speech, we said lhat the
serious question involved for the
South was not whether or not Judge
Lewis remarks were in bad taste.
but whether or not his statement WAS
true. The question Of taste WAS his
affair; the question Us TO whethe. o.,
not there is q. spirit OF lawFlcssness ana
anarchy in the South, is our affair.
The Chattanooga Times, one OF t.1e
most conservative and yet one of the
most courageous newspapers III the
South, reproduces our remarks with
these comments:
Ia his speech Judge Lewis admitted
the prevalence OF layicssness IN some
northern communities lie said that
there had been some hundreds of men
lTnched in the North and Northwest,
IN sixteen years, While more than Su49
had been done 30 death by mohs ils
LIZ AoSuii III -,3lN STINT iiSEA5Il. HIS iII-
erence TO the lstpcfing form of anarchy
was entirely legitimate ana proper. AS
the Richmond Times says. the question
So not whether the venerable Buffalo
3 barflster spoke in good tsS,e but
whether the South is guilty of telerat-
ing violence, rlobocracy, bloody re-
prisals FIAT violate all law for the sake
OF. wreaiIng vengeance.
OF course ta.e Richmond Times Viii
incur some nnpop itla,,itg as a result s,ss
Its colriigeousig plain talk. but it is
used TO thai. being al independent.
manly journal ailaa seeks ll5llsIiaia 81
by doing right 50 wing the right thing
We need more just such papers in
this section, conducted by inen who
would fear to do wrong fal, more than
they would fear the ff0Wns Of st,ties..
sensitive people, who cannot endure
20 have the truth told about Illeii,
State and SECTION
In discussing public questions this
pnper does not concern fiself as 10
whether or not its opiaio nss PRESSED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-20
The Suffrage Problem Again.

Editor OF The Times:
Sir,-Permit me to thank you for what
you nave said in conmendation of my
article on the suffrage problem. and to
reply briefly to your criticisms
1t is cruel doctrine you say, that It
is unwise for the whites to furnish the
blacks with the gratuitous education that
VIII unit some OF them for manual labor
and fit others for competition with the
whites in higher work; and I fear that
many persons who read your editorial
without having read my article may con-
slider me cruel and brutal man. with
out sympathy for the negroes in their
unhappy position. As a matter of fact
however, l distinctly stated that every
humane man must feel profound pity for
them, and one of my reasons for writin,
the article at all was the ardent desire
tc save them from an even worse fate
than has already befalleu them. 1t is the
"Anglo-Saxon" race. and not my doc
trine, that is Cruel It was AngIo-Sax-
ons that "pitiIessly nassacred the Danes
on st. Brice's-dav; that butchered irish
men at Drogheda and Wexford: that
treacherousiy. slaughtered Scotch High
landers at Glencoe; that tied 5Elndoos to
the muzzles of cannon and blew them
into fragments. that have ruthfessiy
driven the American Indians from pillar
to post at the point Of the bayonet; that
have fusiIaded the Filipinos with krag
Jorgensen bullets for declining "benevo-
lent assimilation" at their HANDS. Ger
tainly these are cruel deeds. But there
is no cruelty in mentioning them-no
cruelty in pointing to them as examples
of what may be expected by any race
that stands athwart the Anglo-Saxou's
path It is not my fault that i'll I'LL
nineteen negroes were hanged in New
York city, and that in 1741 eighteen were
hanged and thirteen burnt at the stake
on fimsy evidence of alleged plots against
the whites. Nor is it my fault that some
months ago every negro who showed his
face upon the streets of that same city
was brutalIy beaten by white ruffians.
Is 1t cruel to mention these things, and
to draw the plain conclusion that the
greater the political, social or industrial
competition between whites and blacks.
tho greater will be the danger Of such
conflicts? Surely the surgeon who reluc-
family informs his patient that his life
can be saved only by the amputation Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-20


king Of Babylon. and, whsn Persia sue
.ceeds to the power, retains his place and
influence at the court of Cyr.ts trd Of
Darius. Mordecai. despised and hated be-
cause OF his race and OF this religion.
though put under the pan at length rides
In the second chariot to the king. Nehe-
miah "a young Jewish captive Ut the ral-
ace OF Shushan. by force OF character and
ability makes his way into the very cabf-
net of 3Artaxerxes. In modern times.
Gambetta's control In France. D'Israeli's
elevation to the premiership in England
but a few years after the disability of
Jews was removed, and the influence of
judah Benjamin in the formation Of the
Confederacy, are but examples Of the re-
rrfsrkable gift of the -4ebrew in making
himself felt by the nations of the earAh.
wherever his lot be cast-Religious Her
aid.
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the ability to spell? Life, liberty ana the
pursuit of happiness. you say. are among
the negro's inaiienable rights II Do.
and If food be necessary TO the support
of life how can you deny hin. an ina.icn-
able right to food at the public expense
But this reductio ad absurdtlTn or tis
sanding phrases of the Declaration OF
Tnffanardance is hardly necessary. Their
author owned negro slaves and purchaseo
tha Louisiana Creofes from Napoleon
without dreaming of asking their con-
SAINT AS a. campaign document against
Great Britain. the phrases may nave
served a purpose. But Mr.. JEFFERSON alo
the other Shareholders who signed Liz
Declaration of independence knew per-.
fectly well that no man, either VINE =.
black. has an inaiienable right 10 any
thing whatever. The liberty Of the Grim
mails that pack the penitentiary at Rich-
roond has been alienated from them ana
likewise the liberty of the pttable inmates
OF our asylums for the insane II Is pos
sible that Czoigosz may be pursuing MP
nsness in his prison cell; but, whether
this be true or not. it VIII soon De seen
how iualienable is his right to life.
The truth is that all rights are the re-
suits of positive law, and are only
conditionalIy held. AT present negro men
have a right to vote and negro chiioFeh
have a right TO so TO the free schoois
OF the State Neither one Of these
rights is Inherent or inalienable and II
is a question OF practical Judgment ana
expediency. rather than or aostras.
hrase-mongering, whether they snouia
retain those rights. My deliberate judy
rent is that the negro will be better or
without the right of suffrage and without
tba rieht to tax the whites Tor the sup
,,-+ ~ his schools This doctrine may
~ ~ erronsons. but. in order to prove it so
:. &. NOT sufficient 20 call it cruel: fos
there are many cruel facts in this world
ehae a. 49,. r. II. DABNEy.
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Tn the latest number of the Quarterfl
formal of Inebriety there appeared an
articIe on alcohol In Relation to wo.
men" by Haywood Smith. In 1t he sl9ef
statistics tending to show that intemper'
ance is far more prevalent among Womes
than among men. These statistics ara
taken mostly from the records OF Rriyats
retreats and reforratories, and WINS
thew would seem conclusive evidence thAt
there are more drunkards among womea
than among men we can hardly agret
with him in this statement When a NO.
man becomes an hlbituai drunkard snt
is usually placed in a sanatoriurn az once
hr her family. If she has one and II not
is given over to the protection OF tnt
State. The habltuai male drunkara, OF
the contrary. is more his own maste1
objects istrenuously to confinement. and
hence as a rule remains at home, protect
ed and cared for by his family. and In
nine-tentfs OF all such cases living with
them until he dies Thus mis- case does
not go on record His crime Is not SO
heinous nor so offensive to. the curious
code Of modern ethics. which prescrtoes
one set of moral laws for the woman and
another for the man We think that
all such cases were reported the sum tot
of inebriate men would far surna SO u
of inebriate women---Arnerican Sleuiei