Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-05
TILLMAN SEES RACE WAR
says the south VIII Slaughter the
BIacks-North Wants to Keep
Hands on When Time Comes.

| his head, tossed 1t all about the band
stand at Brandywine Springs Park.
Imauled it with ungloved hands and
cast It, tattcred and torn. but settled
| by Tillman prophecy. into a dusty
corner. A thousand tanned Delaware
farmers chcered the assault and the
Democratic League rewarded the fiery
southern speaker by presenting a
| gold headed cane to him
| observation-disclosures of tho ne1ro
was the keynote OF Tillman's address
He told the attentive tillers of the
soil. who had ridden In from distant
points to listen to him, that the ne
gro must be deprived of the privilege
of voting. by some occult means the
senator took a peep into the future
He saw, he said. something which he.
having already reached his threescore
years would never live to witness. IL.
saw tho time, not far distant with
the State whore the negroes were in
the majority up in arms. the whites
and blacks tearing at each others
threats. lie saw the butchery of both
races. lie saw the whole South IN
in arms. He told his auditors to keep
their long Yankee noses out of It
when that time came. The South
alone ana unaided, would be able to
cone with the situation, he declared
"You northcrners talk about ballot box
stufing in tho SOUTH said Senator TIL
man. "'rhe South only did what It was
obliged to do. 1t meant stufing the bal
lat box or being ruled by the negro The
ballot box. ~ course, was promptly
stuffed. It was white man against negro
and the white man was determined not
to be defeated
THE Republican party Is responsible
for much of the present race problem. It
has petted the negro and led him to be-
lieve he Is tNc equal of the white man
1t has fostcrrd muattoes who have come
from South to North furnished them
with capital TO start newspapers in which
race passion r. appealed to. These pa
pers are scattered through the South.
! and they do great harm The da mnation
of the southern negro children Is teaching
them to read and write and allowing
! them to have a rural free delivery box
at the gatcpost. They read the negro
newspapers, and by long distance the
Imported northern negroes incucate race
hate. They poison the minds of the
southern black and arraign the negro
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an ~" o.'' gong 10 cram Negro
I u""i' III! .n'o'" II theF do. I'm going
10 NICK ana Spu'r'h until get him up.
lhousahdS beIleVe Booker Washing
ION mas solved the negro problem. HI
hasn't VINO ana what Is Booker Wash
ington? He has brains, I admit Their,
. are lo,"o'"o negroes and only one Book
er Washington and he's half white
From his white blood he got his brains
There Is only one way to look Mt it i
we are to follow the Booker Washingto,
line, and that Is TO begin the manu-
facture of muIattoos,"
talk about the ma rtal relations o
thu blacks led Senator Tilman to digres
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