No. g 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 * 8% inches.
A document signed by thirty-seven citizens, in 1861.
 
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+ This card was printcd at the Boston = Public Library, December 3, 1914. K3663 — South Carolina. Hist. Civ ar, 1861-1865. — Broadsides. — Gantt,
 
Thomas J. — Negroes in South Carolina.