Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
From the Pennsylvania.
"Thn Tond of Tho TUb;to 1S

Gov. Seward at St Paul, Minnesota, in
speech delivered thcrc few days since, thus
declared: "This is the land of freedom and
frcenen,' and that it is the land of the white
man"
Gov. Seward boastfully proclaims himself
TO be OF the Massachusetts school" What
is the " Massachusetts SCHOOL,? Itproclims,
by It's Constitution and its Republican teach
ing, that negroes are in every respect equal
to all whites and entitled to similar rights =.
In the language of Mr.. Dawes, "'tis nothing
more, nothing less" while they are, by the
Constitution of Massachusetts, superior to the
Irish. liza nnturalizcd Irishman and a negro
goto Massachusetts,, the negro is entitled to
vote two years earlier than the Irishman. -
The census shows frightful amount of in
tcrmarrlaSes between negroes and Yankee
, girls In the Massachusetts school <" of
Gov. Seward, negroes vote and oust and los
tie the white laborcr and mechanic at every
turn.
In New York, where Gov. Seward and his
:" Massachusetts, school" prevail, negroes
having $3.50 property, have the right to vote,
and now nt the election this fall, by order of
the late infamous, thieving, Black Rcpubi,
can Legislature of New York, of the " NIassa-
chusetts school, it is directed that the mat.
ter shall be submitted to the people to allow
every negro man, now or hereafter, to be
IN New York, to vote equally with the white
man.
ltl onlyin Republican States of the " Mas
sachusetts school, where these outrages upon
Whits working people, mechanics, &C., arc per-
pctratcd, OF bringing negroes into equality by
voting, and thus to enable them to supplant
the whites. The Abolitionists and Black
Republicans, sure always of negro votes will
ever give negroes the preference, aud will
screw down, in this way, the wages of the
white man to that of the negro.
AT the Black Republican meeting in Bur
iington, few evenings since we learn that a
minority of those present were uegroes, and
that they were betting among themselves, that
npon Lincoln's election they would soon have
right to vote, and of course to have white
wives In Detroit paper we sec it stated
that in that Black Republican region of the
Massachusetts, school," the marrying of
Whites and negroes is matter of such com.
mon qcurenee as not to excite observation
Thisls the way Gov. Seward keeps this land
dor the Z" white man" and the Black Repub
aican party of this State, by affiliation with
this wretched 1" Massachusetts school," redo
lent with the African asafWdita, is doing all
1T can to poison the minds and prepare tho
NStte9 w Vut PuVPiV iOI' a StulliHr ueSfauatlOU.
Many Of those young men, now so gaiIy
marching in Black Republican clubs, will vet
rue the day, and with gnashing Of teeth curse
the hour they were seduced from the honora-
BILE path of the white man. to the wrong one
of the F." Massachusetts school," when they
will find themselves snubbed by those who
now cej6lc them into their ranks, and who
will prefer the negro, and compel them to take
a negro's wages.
Wherever and whenever Black Renubli.
oanism prevails, there, unfattiagiy, the ne
gro treads uponthe heel Of the white man
fonts him at tho polls, underbids him for
work, and fills the place of the laboring
white mani Dfsd
Let our white people, before it be zoo late
bear IN nind that the journeys end of every
Black Republican is IN the negro camp.
Those speu who mislead these enthusiastic
young fellows who parade for them, have no
fear that negro bucks will come iuto their par
lors for their daughters, but they do expect
AND they mean that they shall go into yours
and take yegr daughters aud ysur sisters, az
you sholl starye if>you dontt submit Yeang
mon, beware Come out from the hateful
ranks of tho " Massachusetts school p aban-
don and dcspise, rs it deserves to be, the Black