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owa.vf»ted to the A brail am Lincoln is enacted veiih pain-1 a kindlyMexico, ful correctness and a nation mourns. [worth mud r** injured, three The second part takes up the troubles than mere ent of an Alton of the reconstruction period, the work | The girl;Of the Ku Klux Klan, and the out- places mor wn* have beenif**^* oC the negroes tinder “'Carpet quality of d greater police rule. One of the daughters of the other pointsouthern family is In love with the son. makes this, handsome confederate officer. In a 1 those abou series of pictures portraying with start-! to her sta:can be sur xnent h# isI*™™* 'JL pictures portraying wun start-: i the northern ungr reaii^^i ti»e cruelties of the negroesrased the punishment meted out bv thehave lost eighty « vIuyIt Is sow.Ku Klux. one sees the younger daugh- -- — -----[ ter committing suicide to escape the a man‘s chi wnoemCnt to the asauit of :i degraded negro, the escape ■am* many » t« be mad© the , of the father and mother and elder sls-i ^*de a wj activities of the ; ter from the blood-thirsty mob the' sweetheart ia:s go^ rnincnt*- | final triumph of law' and order and.!5elflsf! wil1 six Mexicans at with real dramatic justice, both young: ^kftwise to 1C polk- to have ! couples are finally married, while Thad.i r**£« came to tneti* she:Stevens is forced to retire to the north| w-'oSt,s lat csty to deeds, w-hen he finds, that one of the negroes **r.a .5n*3| that he ha« befriended demands Stev-sain rejwrted in ; «nS* daughter in marriage, ions on the part 0t}a ^eis an excellent idea of the rlt.i(n ar» taken stirring incidents of the great rebel-idic-ate that they ! hon and the early days of reconstruc-: lion, while watching the play. Yetlexican bandits ' ever-v ®“9 w*w looks at it ought to j mother; coi as ranch near remember a few points in American Ulster*? 1 ,st S. have been history which are the birthright of | man. Tfcei ... Some fifteen ■ fcVcry citizen, and he ought to be told j that the g; that the play leaves in the mind a band, and state ot Missis- lt;deleterious flavor of the old secession saia da vs Th*issp,tis* a sPiriE o{ hatred of the north A tf make •!» iwhich **W»ou8ly attempts to justifythat the n novelty of wore off- X to treatingJudge a ui treats his* ir*y he tr«life irate tway la wl treats theh»* been the !lhv south in declaring war, picturing devoten trains to the I *he reb*! soldiers as heroes fighting *•*-for a just cause, and incidentally vesterdav Joe ^intins every northern soldier and orivict who nmr-: *vcr* *rM*ern statesman as an ag-artir. wife of a *?ress°r trying to punish the innocentj had befriended iaouth-»IP convicted and [ ber ItLn suspects were?at*1 rnid»awhSch j “ton *nd ^eliherately declared warLet it be distinctly borne in mind * that the southern people maintained ‘ human slavery for more than a cen-j tury and th*t they seceded from thehe police depart- {soIel' to ™a,nta”? humaP *1»W. Ath» nrf)f»*ional! people who could mercilessly deal inth* professional - _ , _ _ .I to Hen Chicago. 1 fl*sh aQ(J k*ep in servitude1 KomUw Kdinoc Ca}| f /if r n.o-n ann* riH/ilorado Xattonai 1held io invest!- i id* acainsi vail'„ at a conspiracy * bodies of Colo- * gardzatfon of the! human beings, sell ihelr own sons and daughters for money, grind human beings into the earth like mules or horses, can have little to say in justification of their conduct. The south suffered, but the south ought to have suffered. All the punishment brought i ‘i^able t on by the civil war was justly de-i served. No one can defend the outrages of the crazy freedmen but ithis tralnin and sons does not af in any waj mother in sacrifice h sake is thlt; for the wo The mar ha? a goocwomen, yseverest crflaws In cfc disposition vT disappr* measure is fore if yo Slt; not l!k« friend sex and fefor you in.of Mexican mail to the CarranzaIjiredo by the was on\y a small part of the retrlbu-cuLu^in : *»»?'i :rrT'wi°i're\cn c!tl-s and * td*nce against a people who had bar-11 territory con- i harously oppressed the colored man!' for generations. \; The blood of every surviving union toe mer:5*n ? soldier must boil with indignation tocton. ’ ***1 ’ 1 see the southern rebel deified as ae was no Off* s cavalier and a gentleman. Who can n Tn# s I forget the horrible outrages of LibbyThe manmakes a j go-lucky week's sal heart a g( companiono\jr^^*re*WTbeM j Pri»on. Andersoniillo and the stock-j,.Jade pens of the south, where union i* night and da*August L comethlngpewa Falla • * Luckservlet*, wtbe war zow -nu* I soldjera were starred, beaten audjl~~ or the allies. ; _____t I Democrat.mnrdereil? VCho can forget that it
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, US
Tue, Aug 31, 1915
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