The New York herald., 1866-09-20
THE ITINERAw1 MIscEoEMs.

One Of the Party Becomes NDisgusted With
His Associates and Deserts -sReveintion Of
Their Secrets-Immediate Negro Suffrage
or Negro Insurrection-Thei Main Object
10 Gef "a Living Without Honest RbOrs Nc.
CLEyKLAsp, Ohio, sept ~, 1860.
d. @. Norton, delegate to the whtes' Conven-
ton at Philadelphia, and lately Of the compNny OF
nerant miscegens started from the gathering lived
here to-day He states that he has been forced leave
the mixed crowd through disgust their designs AMI
repugnance az associatng with negroes upon terms OF
social equality. He spoke at Trenton with them week
ago last Monday, and was with them Ia Albany sun
day last He represents himself having been in their
full confidence and present at their private meetings
heir secret designs he says startled and dsgus,ed him.
Their main object he declares be TO mako easy v
ing without honest labor, and TO get what money they
can out OF the creduous dupes upon whom
they can impose In order successfully carry this
game they ready 10 mako their speeches their
audiences agreeably with their Instructions from the
politicians by whom they in the different loca
Ties they yist But In their meetings among themselves
they make secrst OF their determination after the
fhu elections TO lnci,e negro Insurrecon They say
they must have immediate negro suffrage negro
rechon In their consdential they say
ts s very good way 10 get living to-day but when
the elections are over these people VIII not want u.s.
and then only chance TO get the upper hand Of the
southern rebels by the aid OF dsfranchsement and
negro votes or TO extermina,e them by means OF a
negro instrrection and another war, which would
. De sure 70 follow The discovery OF this design
Mr. Norton gays. determined him to break his
association with the adyenarors He was further
resolved upon his in consequence OF
their familiar association with negroes Randolph the
black miscegen who is of III. party, eating drinking
and sleeping with Jack Hamion and the other whites
The Rev. Hope Baer ~ represented being also dis
gusted with the company He objected few days ago
to their intimate social intercourse with negroes and
was told he had better 20 away
Indeed Mr. Norton nothing bat the free feeding,
Tree riding and presents they got keeps the nerant
m'scegens together. Ho says, they do not pay a cent
wherever they 60 and have received gifts of money,
clothing shirts and shoes al several pisces He describes
Randolph the negro the srnsrtest OF the land,
and says he has collected considerable sum |
under the proence cf aid TO black churches |
aud schools in tho South. Hunnicutt, another |
oi the sturdy boggnrs, solics subscriptions |
everywhere for his paper, aud contrves TO sponge
rite, here and there, oat OF his dupes Mr. Norton |
refutes all Jack Hamilons statements about tho condi-
ion OF Texas, and asserts that he s kept away from |
hat state not from fear Of assassination but Of ndc
ment.
The deserer tells number OF hard stories about his
late associates and that Hunnicu after preaching
N Troy last Sunday, whs in very unpreachcr like condi
lion IN Albany IN the evening The s ~ oi the
statement OF man who, associate OF sucb a
Dany, may well be open 20 criticism, but his story az
east shows enough to prove tho real character OF the
adic1 mkcegen campDgners to induce decent men OF |
All parties to avoid assoc iati0ns with them.