Negroes -—South Carolina.
 
No. 9 in *“20%” .Cab.3.7
To Thomas J. Gantt, Esq. ... We are by birth citizens of South- Carolina. In our veins flows the blood of the white race — in some, half, in others, much more than half, white blood. . . . We
take the liberty of asking through you, the volunteering of our services to the State, in this, her time to receive the services of all her devoted and true citizens. . . .
Broadside. [Charleston. 1861.] 14 X 8% inches.
A document signed by thirty-seven citizens, in 1861.
 
This card was printed at the Boston Pp Public Library, December 3, 1914. K3663 — South Carolina. Hist. CiviS ar, 1861-1865. — Broadsides. — Gantt,
Thomas J. — Negroes in South Carolina.