Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-06
War Of Races,

ooutn pffsts9ets Onc feature, which should cn-
| gnge .tttfspttention of those who are thus cru
! ely YictiMgized Lot not any temporary or To-
cal strshg deceive thss black people. and
engage ,sin q conflict; forsi Very few
years tie 'S,ss he reduced evory WheroS to oia
helpless, Minority; and placed at the mercy r
of men Etonls they aro teaching to hate them.
Gov. BrIffsnSMoll explains this in a late speech,
:" YoIshoald remember that as soon as this
political NMestiobis settled, a large na:nber of
people fNn other States Of tho Uniol, and
| other cpfnttfes will come here, aud settle
among Ncarly all who come will be white
men. IE1lsswll cause our race to increase in
| humbersESucll faster THAI yours. Look, for
instanceifS2St some Of the Northwestern States
where tS59aiitY tY:fVe years ago the country was
| a wtldefEsss and now the State has a. half q
million nsil'ion of inhabitants They have
not beelt triised there. The great mass has
poured from other, places where the popu-
latloh wastoo thick, and filled UP the country
! and, madIa great State in few years But
you ma$eTeccollect there arc very few black
people aNang them. So,our territory will
| be filled hhl after time with hrge popula-
ton. slSssswill then be greatly in the minor.
ity. /, ,SSSSysn look Only to tho natural increase
Of yobSS SSt, ,;and not to increase from abroad
Doubles have noticed since you are free,
that yoli fFe not increasing as fast as you did
before. ou sec few young children of your
races 'Flefe are causes for this that need
not howTplain. | simply call your attention
TO the flS.a 1t follows then that while quar-
rel betwEn us, ora war Of races would be a
great c8Imity to both races, you. would be
mostly M1red by it, Mark this, and when
any man pEWhetherfrom the North or South,
xuh |, MI Lv ifn nr,
|.9naTrcl{ Eth US, o! to make warupon us, rec
collect ;llkss Mother your friend nor our friend
nor theatend Of the country, but he is con
trollcd hsleelfshness, aud has some bad OBJ
jcct to EsSamplish. - 1yi&cUle Enquirer.
WxATa aros, Japs 26.- Grant first saw
Sheria,l ,lSSasiStter il4ssas newspapers. 1t ere.
alta scSsstfion in,p,ilitnry oircles. &
G,oqT . i.tes,'ss Ii, session. z.-
ssmterGal revenue receipts today s525, 900,
~ |PMLiDELrHIA, juno &c, Samples Of new
fwheat from, Georgia and South Carolina wero
exhibited on Change today.
BpsroS,. .Juuc 2G.-Thc Presidential par
ty left for Hartford today. liz
SPRINGFIELD, juno 81, The Presidential
party' wore here met by thestNF Gov. Eng-
fish aud AifsssMlIayor and City CoI1ciI'of Hart
RICHMOND, JUNG 26.-The case of Mark
Downeys charged with periury-having regis
tered, though disfranchised by tho Alexandria
State Consttution-was before tue United
States Commissioner to-day. District Attor-
'ney Chandler asked for postponcmont until
July 25,iashe felt justified in saying Congress
would revise Stanbcrry's opinion, and thereby
settle the matter. The Commissioner held
the case fnder 'ndviscnent In tho case of
Ihomasc Il. White, for the same offence, the
the prisoner was discharged
CouNcfI BLUFf, june GA block of
buildings, including the "Nonpareil" office,
has been burned. Loss 100000.
MEMPHIS, Jupe 26.-J eremiah Hall was
found hung near Raleigh, Tenn. A paper on
mis- person said he was hung by the outraged
people for horse stealing.
SAN FRAHcisco, June 26.-Thc Pacific
Mail Company and a large number of ship
owners hayo been sued for failure to pay tho
Statc tax on passengers from foreign ports
The penalty is $1,000 for each passenger.
AausrA, june 27s-A heavy rain storm,
accompanied by thunder and lighting, visited
this section this afternoon, deDolishing trees,
and,it is feard, seriously ipjuring corr ps,d
cotton. tss & rs gsE
RICHMOND, June 21,--Jutlge JJSsit al Il
court adjourned to-day. AsdistilleT,
ted of baking false entries oasl fsg bof, s
fined 5000 Ind hts Disabling
feited. Tss R9sl 81
Plu1ApELpHIIA, Jaao s 81 ||oissSiI S5sly
Of twenty-five citizens shas been 4 apbd}
receive and tender the. hospitalitios oil
to the President
WASHINGTON, June 2S -Dennison. iif3 Is<
ber Of Congress from Pennsylvania, died to-:
dly. l
Iutcpnal revmuc rooeipts, to day sS42,0OO.
Cameron, Hutlor, Logan and4Schcnck, Of
the Jo,pt Ordinance Committee, wcro in ses-
sion today.
The Judiciary Committc was in session un-
til 4 o'clock. There are many wild state
ments with regard to what was said and pro-
posed 70 be done; among the best authentr
Gated is the q,tict rcmark of Boutwell,, that
tho President must be inpeaohcd and renov-
cd. ts
NEW ORLEANS, June 25.--The Times, !"
of this city, has an editorial this morning se-
verely commenting on Gen. Sheridan's tele-
gram to Gep, Grant, which, it says, contains
gross inaGcuYpcicssof facts, and ersytrs of logic
and law says that if the language. Of that
LrenlarkabIe dooument is sanctioned by any
4ohsiderableportion Of tho American people,
1.-THE Consultation had better at ONCE bo r- loon-
ad IA fha .,S,1 l, ~. MAJ.