The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-07
A Noble Utterance From Mississippi

III every way ln scntltnenl anu ilcthip
form and as a revelation Of character,
that We are impelled to reprint 1t here:
N Dr. an n,ss Jrryp. thank you mos, hearth,
tot your vtsy hind letter OF IN. :o,h inst II puts M
very truly in your deb,
iprsasssdt the sermon you re'sr to simply because
my guy 70 90 10 aha you anu many O'"''
.''n nv "~H =
-, - 80, ~
800. 49,, ...,n, .ro,n,, Th.v
should ur,,, and act together for the en,hronsm.n,
o, all ruth and goodness. tn. ds,hrOnsm.n, Of all
tals,hood aud mic uiiy. They should unit and al
As men ana women striving for 'hsif own rood aud
Tor the god Of all o'hff men and somsa
Nohlhs A''A"'sen'ouAi Ou' y A"1 s0'uh
nONhius o, nun.
"I"--'u ..aas. - - .us,.,
-. M. m, orly hon. q, an ,,,. q, an no.
n.s,,v. mus, n. rested upoa IN. sospel Of spiritual
d,mocraey. which vas beyond a doub, the gospel
OF JESUS. Faithfully yours ouIycy EWING.
GREESviLLE. Miss, S'p' -
The shirt here expressed ls the spirit
of n Southern man. a S~outherner Of
~Sou,berners. and II indicates and hap
pilv proves that there il in the South
n humanity. a Iberality aud a breadth
of enliphtenm.nt which can be trusted
IN solve the negro problem" there
With loyal and tender regard for human
rights and religious fidelity TO Christian
obligations
sou,herr ,.,v underwent a change
4, the ah.. Of slavery and the en-
francbiscmen, OF millions Of negroes
which WINS nm, of the most tremendous
in IL. n~os.ibilitics in the history of man
kind That society. with its laws, in
dus,rv ia usages and the whole form
and tom NJ ia organization. had been
buil, mn on sin v continued for CEN
,uries Suddenly the basis vas Knocked
awoy with violence. The destruction,
too cana nj "A time when the South
was devastated hy war. IMPOVERISHED,
and xhs, r.sen,ment against the
emancipo,el slave would have been
natural because. indirectly. at least, this
OWL mad come. upon il through them,
No, loss naturally the slaves had given
their svn,nathies acains, the &" lost
~canse" bu, they had also conducted
,bem.slv.. ,broughout the dreadful
period Of hostilitis- in n way to com
ma,d yra,i,ude. IL not respect. from
their MASTER Practically IN. whole
white NAL, popula,ion Of the South
hevond the years of boyhood were
in tho Southern armies, either directly
mr. indirec,lv Under such circum-
stances tho men be;np absent and
military ncc,~si,y recurring their undi-
yid.d -,,,en,ions |, distant, armies.
, neoro insurrcc,ion was looked upon
hy for.ign obs.rvers M. an inevitable
co,..,uenc. R,t none came There
80 no, a uov.u.n, ,oxard
/, and no feprs Of /, disturbed IN. white
a, any time durin, ,bos.
sxtnI tou, v.ars Tn. negro slaves
n, work and they continued
,.i,Lt,I % ,ho.o xho oxred than
n,,,i,, a.. -c,n,ai,, /, Nor.b Caro-
L.. H,.,au,Ia an ola ,.gro ,crried
~. !, . rowho., over , river An
"a. :, a.. I',io, army ubo was
on. ., b. n.ss.ng.rs aid IN him ono
a.. ,o.,i,nIv uh.n tho hl,cL ,.rry.
60, ..t,.d Co. ,is far. of n :" Mi, " To
.'Ion do 90, g,ve this money Incl.
>" ar W,s.is" /" Dom, ,ou
80. 49,, ara ,r.o ,or," 90 yas
a.. ,u..,s :. old and sb. moods
IT, mo,.." Was ma, ,ha, beautiful
4, told the story for ,b. n.yroes
,.n.r,u, n, course ,bey were
S,;.ndIy IN ,bc Ipion ,roo,- in the way
~ ,i,;,r ;nro-,oa,i,r ana ,h., cam.
81 v;,,i, tho I MON lines. hu, attach.
.on, 60 ,h.;r ho,nos end M, and ,Lc,r
aLa u..,.rs wo,,ld i,d,ce them IN s,.n
,,.o, 90 On. C-on,sdcro,e bncs and tho
.~r.,,,. ~ Co,,.l.ro,o ne,c.r. wore
go rho suu,J,es r.,r,;si,e for IN.
or,sd.r., armies ucr. Furnished nv
- Isho, vi,bouu !, ,hev would
hor. ,oiIed
Th. Sou,h.rn n.o,l. INNS, ,Iac.
III 10, ~ a.. crsdi, If tho ,.,ro.s
I'D ,h., do :, I'M. sou,h.rn en-,
,-ta,aor ,.,,, wa. MANAGED nv n sIav.
n.v.r in the l.os, diverted
tro,m o. c;aan,ic uiIi,arv ,ask Lv any
led Of 4, n Tie suggestion Of armins