The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-01

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and as being almost WIDELY and sole.
y the caiSe Of Republican Or Niger
rule as he termed It the thought arose
In the mind Of the writer was he sin.
cere as to the laws Of God and man
and should the above he as he claims
and II so whether or not would ne be
willing TO mix their black and british
votes with his own for the sake OF
overpowerIng the Internal Yankees he
spoke Of, and would he not accept their
votes for the gain he claims the Re.
publican party is supposed 10 possess
Etherefrom, II not the Democratic mar.
" should rule, but should in the south.
ern corner Of his heart Turk n streak
of the same brand as .he charges in.
dellibly ptintel with the desire or In.
tent to use the same Niger, british
vote that ne speaks Of, how much
worse Is The act than the intent, how
much more honest Is he or his party
than niger or Republican rule, which
las us good a right to rule US Demo.
icFat niger rule, anaer The same cir.
cumstances? Being power both par.
ties want. which Is too plainly inii.
Gated 10 deny, a real close consprya.
tive inspection Of his able speech
might solve some problems which
wonld not he pleasing 10 the ear Of
some If his advocates and perhaps
the echo might not have the same tone
in the lotion of the honest heart as
the words from his musical voice first
sounded.
as 10 government Or rule, ignorant
rule, malicious, vicious, Illegal or an.
civilized rule. black or white, in this
Christian claimed land Is not n good
rule for the people. Rule by c6nser.
vatlye, honest, intelligent. people IS
the rule for the people. True enough
tho Ignorant or vicious should not rule
III Forth or South, but 10 talk Of the
disease does not. produce a remedy
and hammering and abusing n race If
beings as dumb and worthless rs his
honor claims the negro to be Is not at
all 4 brave act In n Christian land at
least and only sounds brave TO the ig.
norani, nngodly or prejudiced. True
enough, Is the Senator said, we are
not versed as to the condition Of af.
fairs In the Carollnas and other Sun.
ny South States referred TO as We DO
not know and must believe what we
are told and the truth Of the Pftchfori.
Senator's speech Is not 10 any great
extent doubted but he not intimating
or prescribing any remedy whatever
and only leaving the air blue with
abuse rs one OF his advocates who
could not read or write said didn't he
give EN- IL. II Is not likely the
Republican party or the people OF the
North would turn the big stick over
10 him without knowing what It would
be used for, as northern people are
not much for driving, neither being
driven. The Regr0's existence, ac-
cordins 10 holy writ, must surely be
the work and will Of God. aud is here
In Christian America without his own
black, british consent as Pltchfork
Ben termed II. The writer has been
the Sunny South and indeed does not
advocate the situation as II is In the
Senator'S section Of country and does
not advocate Niger rule or ignorant
rule In north or south, but II everybody
In South Carolina had the same man.
ner that Pitchfork Ben has In ask.
Ing for sympathy or help which Is not
a request by him but q fog OF abuse
they should live In black ignorance lin.
III they could use terms at least a few
degrees milder, II not many.
Senator Tillman Is n man Of more
than ordinary brain, being honest, In.
teresting and entertaining and befier.
Ing him TO be true to home and friends
also believing that there is danger
ahead and also believing that there
will be still more danger and that
peace, harmony and morality will not
be brought about in the South by the
assistance Of the north from the ef.
fects Of Senator Tilman's old broken
Pltchfork, much less his abuse.
The disease Is bad enough and
what little Of the remedy that has
been limited is worse. II Uncle Ben
don't know the remedy while living
among the black brutes, AZ he calls
them, how does he expect us infer.
nal Yankees, Us he calls us, TO know
when he says we don't know any.
thing about the situation at all?
There's more than one prong In his
old fork that is bent II you will inspect
closely.
Uncle, we'd like to help you, but
you can't drive us any, not the
LONE STAR.
n ca,oior ,noto NJ Tho pnnd