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ST. e. Sbec6alb,

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18
OLD SMITH ON Rum.

Old Gerritt Smith, in his lucid inter
walls, says some sensible things, and some
that are not remarkable for sense. He
was tolerably sane the other day at
Richmond. and made speech to a
colored crowd. He expressed great
partiality for them over the white race,
aud gave them some advice, He
said, among other things, that "blaek
mobs we're as bad as slavery. Leave
mobs to white men. Be orderly, law
abiding; seek justice in the courts and
at the ballot-box build schools and
churches drink no rum let the ques-
ton What is black man 2 be answered
"a good citizen, who drinks no rum.
Let white men drink all the rsm. and the
black man work and buy land, aRd be
will soon own half the lands 10 Viz
GINA" Now we do not think that is
fair to the colored people Do they
not love rum as we'll as white men,
and are they not, under the legisla-
ton Of Congress, equally entitled to drink
it2 Why should the luxury OF run be
withheld from those who, under Butler,
saved the Union2 Is this equality2 Is
this fruit hanging golden on the new
millennial tree2 Strange Have not
colored people throAts, and do not these
become dry, and is not rum an excellent
missioner? We advise nobody TO drink.
We think il dangerous habit but that
is not the question. According to the
doctrine Of equal rights, colored people
haves right TO drink run, aud Mr. Smith
has no right to attack it. Let white
men drink all the RIM" Don't you do
IL Conteud for at least half the article,
drink it out Of spite, and tell old Smith
TO whistle bis anti.rum tune 20 thevinds.
As TO "osniag half the laud 10 Virginia,
By means Of the passage Of eli the run
down the throAls Of white msn, Wy hat
is absnrd. Never think Of IL Never be
fooled BY such talk. So long as the Blue
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18
POOR FELLOW.

The fellow Conway, who styles himself
Reverend, delivered speech in bafay-
cite Square, New Orleans the other day,
in which occurred the following:
We are going to have black Yankees
and white Yankees in the City Hall, in
the City Councils. We will have black
Yankees and white Yankees on the po-
lice. And when the public schools edu-
cate colored men sufficiently, black
Yankees and white Yankees will sit on
the bench as judges. Send some Of these
black Yankees TO the convention. We
will have in the same Legislature black
Yankees and white Yankees.
These black Yankees fought on the
same battlefield with myself and some
of them proved themselves Drawer than
am. Some of these black Yankees
have preached in the same pulpit with
me, and preached better sermons than l
did. ...s...... "a. .- .,ss
am going to organize something here
that will make the rebels mad. We will
have twenty thousand loyal leaguers in
Louisiana, and they viii be a powell
No doubt the fellow is as small as they
are ever made ANY colored person who
is not better than be is, is not ft TO 90
from home ..rrHI tanrrrH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, May IA meeting of Ameri.
cans was held here to-day in honor to the
memory of Governor Wright. Over one
hundred persons we're present, and Mr.
Fay presided. Governor Curtin, of
Pennsylvan, delivered a eulogy, and q
series of appropriate resolutions were
passed. iial qair h7s9.r q y3angiuo' b
vienna, May l7.-An Imperial decree
has been promulgated, favoring the pro-
testant inhabitants of Hungary. salls.
LONDON, May II, p.m.-Orders have
been issued in council for the prevention
of the introduction Of ravages by the
rinderpest, which has again made its APP
pearance and prevails in some counties
in England. M. h n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18
The MOBILE RIOT.

The st Louis Republican, Of yester-
day, takes this view of the Mobile riot !:
There is something yet to be explained
in this matters In New Orleans and
Memphis Mr. Kelley encountered no un-
pleasant incidents His meetings we're
undisturbed, and the treatment he re-
ceived was altogether courteous. 1t has
not appeared that in Mobile there is any
greater disposition to lawlessness and
deeds of violence against Radical speak
ers than in other places visited by Mr..
Kelly. 1t would seem that there must
heve been SONS extraordinary provoca-
ton given for an outbreak. The dis
patch we have received relates that the
Mobile papers charge that Mr.. Kellys
speech was of an incendiary character,
calculated to incite the negroes to the
commission of outrages, and that this
caused the outbreak The presumption
is that when citizens under military
surveillance, with aregiment of soldiers
close at hand to control them, are ex'
cited to the point Of using firearms, the
provocation must have been intense. If
Mr.. Kelly so far forgot himself in his
Southern harangues as to offer such
proyocations,i it will be the part Of wisdom
for the people to abstain from bis meet
ings. In the circumstances in which
they are placed. to resent insult and
outrage is to invite a more stringent ap.
plicstion of military law. AE .aA
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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THE NOON DISPATCHES
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, May ia Little Rock
special says as soon as Gen. Ord arrives
at that place he win appoint Boards OF
Reeistratiop. { Sl lkg .1lfi
The actual debt Of the city Of New
York is 22,l42,245 receipts for last
year, 1913, 1856 1921 amount paid out for
same time, $2l ,642,64l., ,.,.f.y,
Attorney General Stanberry's opinion
regarding the extent of the disfranchising
clause was read, and will be made public
Aext week. .t. t..,..f..lr
A Washington special says the Rad'-
calls are making strenuous efforts to se'
cure July session of Congress. '1h
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18
AIM AND END.

The Radicals, coteinporary says, are
using their utmost endeaYors 70 excite a
war of races at the South. They have
led many misguided negroes to believe
that the confscation Of the property Of
their former masters, and a division OF
IL among themselves, would be no more
than nm act OF retribodve justice. The
better TO subserys their Infamous pur,
poses, and to enable them to hold their
dupes more obedient to their will, they
have organized among the negroes
secret societies, ia which an oath is taken
rbefore God and man to support the
nominee of the Radical party" and to
regard all outside Of their organization
as enemies. The number of these secret
associations throughout the South is
already large, and urged on by Radical
maleyolence and Radical greed, they
continue to multiply Their ayowed
object is to bring about the conhscation
and distribution OF the estates OF the
''disloyal,' their members being known
as Confscatiopists Commenting on this
lamentable condition of affairs, the Rich
mond Examiner says; = II is not diff
cult to see where all this will end. II
must result in war Of races, when, for
their own protection, the respectable
whites will have to enter into societies,
'pledging themselvesto employ no colored
man for any purpose--no eolored bar
Der, or shoemaker, or hackman, or.
waiter, or blacksmith, or carpenter, or
bartender-and eventually no colored
ploughman or reaper. If the Confsca-
tionists desire to bring this misery. on
the blacks, it is in their power" ues,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18
sprAKIHa TONIGHT.

1t is arranged that Mr. Stokes viii
sneak tonight at the Greenlaw Opera
Hall L-a and Mr.. Etheriidge will answer MIN.
An immense concourse Of people will
turn out, Of course, and those who 60
early will have the advantage in the
matter of seats. Strange as it may
seem, Mr., Stokes is willirgt to meet Mr.
Etheridge again. Well, letus give Mr..
Stokes. a patient, respectful hearing. Z.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-18
THE DEBATE YESTERDAY.

The debate yesterday in Court Square
is the great theme Of conversation on the
streets To our mind, it was not debate
at all. It takes two to make contract,
and il takes two to make debate. On
one side, there was resistless torrent OF
argument, eloquence, wit, humor, sarr
cssm, irony, burlesque, all rolling on
together, whitening, crushing, clearing
all before it. On the other side was a
feeble rill, that the green egg of water
duck might have damned efsctually.
The part played by Stokes was that of
the smallest actor Of an inferior stock
company in support OF the matchless
Forrest in his great character of Yir-
ginius." One was as the grand monarch
of the vast prairies Of the West The
other that of the-what shall we say ?
Give US the name, somebody. o, no, it
was no debate. ~ isse
The scene has been the occasion Of
much mirth, and, we are happy to record,
of no exasperations That was right,
and we trust that good humor will char
acterize the end as well as the beginning
of the campaign. What on earth was
Mr.. Stokes put mp fOr2 Did his friends
not know better? Did they not know
that no living man can debate with Eth
eridge on the stump2 Did they not
know that the genius Of all the Radical
party packed into the brain Of one man
could not match Etheridge2 Or did Mr..
Stokes wilfully and knowingly attempt
to butt the great Conservative locomo-
tive off the traek2 Gracious, what a
follyi' Jerusalem, what an absurdiiy !
Where is Bill Arp2 Produce Josh Bill
lings. There is food for these writers.
Hnpers Weekly hstis the idea. Let
this delectable pictorial rejoice. 1t has
theme. Lett come out within a month
with a grand picture Of the whole scene.
Etheridge upon the stand with bis hat on
snd cloak drawn over bis shoulders,
leaning over the railing, with the fingers
of his right hand trembling ir the air.
Around him beautiful women, citizens,
military men, Radicals, Conservatives,
and, above all, coIorsd person perehed
on. the limb Of old central oak, right over
the stand, right over the speaker, right
over all There sat Stokes, bald as an
egg anA restless as an aspen leaf In
front, packed into as small compass
as possible, stood a vast thrOpg
which no man could number - black
and white, yellow and gray, old and
young, little and big, statue-like,
with eyes vide open and mouths sjar,
devouring the speaker and the speech.
Now, as be losses among them hreball
Of wit, or a glittering sarcasm, or a
rocket Of eloquence, or q shell Of argu-
ment, the vast thrOng wavers like an
agitated sea and roArs like the cataract
Of Niagara The triumph is complete.
siokesl attempts to reply. Ills feeble,
feeble a. water tso weak TO run dswn
hill The man With the hat and the
cloak rises sgain, and for two mortal
hours chops right and leA, until the sun,
that stays FOR no battle, and pauses for
no human affair, comes to the relief Of
all that was left Of Stokes It was not
slaughter, it was q dslberate executicu.
Let Harper attend to this matter A few
thousand dollars can be made, no doubt,
cot Of the public execution Of William
b Stokes IN Court Square. Let The ca
gravers begiu- 4