The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-06
Judge Aldtioh's Charge to the Grand
Jury of Rfohlahd.


We republish so much of Judge
Aldrich's charge to the Grand Jury of
Richland District as relates to the du-
ty of cqlored people, to their true
friends and to vocrancy.
It will he Il. satisfaction to the colored
people of this place to know they
have anticipated; ,he good advice of
the Judge in regard to 'sstanding up
for the Improvement and respectable
ty of their race, and bringing all vio-
lators of law to Justice"
Can q Northern Manlive in the South p
The question and the answer to it,
BOTH of which will be found below, de-
velop the fact that pur-blind editors
I. the North still think it dan gerous
for n man from the North to take up
his abode among the barbarians of the
South. -
We admire the spirit and justice of
the New Havcn Register in its reply to
the HartfoW Courant, and will add to
Its testimony, living as we do right in
this bcnighted land, and as an appcn-
dix to our addendp, wish that the Reg
lister may have many more subscribers
in the South, be they "properly be-
haved" Northern men or Southern
men.
If our testimony can add anything
to that of the Register, we will say
that we of the South want Northern
meu to come down here, bring their
o money, so into business, and help As
build up the broken fortunes CT the
Sooth> v here these have taken the
management in their own hands; they
are bound to fail, because they know
; nothing of the difficulties of cotton
culture. Let those same men of capi-
tai from the North come down here,
bring their money and ego in" with
honest, industrious (and we have plen-
ty of thcso) men in the South, in the
cultivation of cotton, and they will
not only be kindly received but well
'comed. "There is lifo in the old land
yet" if there were capital to rosusci-
tate it. Intermediates and cut
throats we do not want, but men of
character and business will be well
coined.
"Does tho Register contend that an
lllinoisan has no right to take up his
residence in the South and advocate
principles of liberty and equality p,
Haryord Couront.
Certainly not. Anybody has Il
right to take up his residence where
he pleascs, if he behaves himself pro-
perly but "Judge Yarmouth" has
no right to travel through the North
representing himself as Southern
man-when all he knows Of tho South
ern people is derived from war resi-
dence in New Orleans of few months
who has no idea of returning among
them-an who is spending his breath
IN traaducing them, and slandering tho
President. This is what no "Illinois-
an" has a arightto do, and what no.
honest man will attempt doing. The
stuff about his being 'driven to the
North for safety" is falsclfbod entire
iy, unless he is a'fugitive from justice
There are hundreds of men from New
bayen County doing business in
Southern citics-many of whom we
have seen the past sulnmer-and all
bear testimony to the fact that they
are as kindly treated as IL at home.
We have Yankee-born subscribers in
every Southern State-,and in nearly
every letter NO receive IS IS e. e ::s SANDER
.pointedly rebuked. 1t is the enemies
of reconciliation who are sowing these
tares.--NeD Haven Register.
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