The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-04
let US have a Southern Agri~
Esasscultural Convention

- entration Of the whites in an OPP
posing party, Here sshegins the
conflicts, the resultsaafawhieh are
ss,~~aaidden in the future IS With the
Military Commanders and their
SSserderlies aiding and zabetting the
Radical party, and using the Ba.
50 reau as an Instrument fore the
Strengthening. party adverse
to our interests and. xsymPathles,
~ we are aetssurprisedato &fnd the
negro population tending, asif By
- common consent, ip one directioh
That direction IS hostility TO the
eonseryatism Of established law
and SYMPATHY to the Interests of
~ therBhifes.sz7W O. have endeaveeed
to- show stheznegre by argumeat
that his fate IS identical with thar
=ssofethe hitessSaItt zhecemss
necessary.te show him the faet
that when he throws aside the
friendship Of the white Southern
s=2man andfollows the teachiBgsof a
-parsy which is our enemy, thaehe
.also becomes our enemy, and .isno
Sslongerentitled Ito ouia sympathy
= and assistance. tits true that .
great mass Of the negroes care
nothing parties beyond the de-.
sire to use them for Sthe purpose
of securing the ballot, edaeatiens
and.equal rightsi in the court room.
tights OF which no southern man
desires to deprive them: Yet the.
- great mass of the negroes are be-
-. INC Taught by afewlof their race,
s. that the Yankee Repub hean party
will alone give then justice, and
TOO many of them areSkeginning
to believe the falsehoedssso@52 1e
.1~--sIt is, therefore, necessary that
tha planters and landh lddersshoafd
snset together for the purpose OF:
consulting as to- some, means by.
winch Immigrants may be brought
into the South, who may sympa-e
sxthizasWitn the white pepala lationsa
8 propose fhat each PARISH. or
County ofaths States of South
Caroiin& GEORGIA, aAlabana, Mis-:
sissipm and Louisiana (the States
yrnore part icnlarly Interested In
als qaessione ssaa ~ 9stSg@sss G sos
to be held as Montgomery at some
4Seariy daysin the q Asenfgons
? cry issaeseelstt ga ff'eltse iH Sh1se
states ana can ~ y Ieense = AZ 20,
sttky: lss<sue.e ~ - siAa.IsJ s,As ~ ~
R sRhes s5ss psss Pses PPlss.ssal Ilssi9a 3 :.
securing g PopelssSaon2 "a ~ stisalty
anorsrs upon @sI %hoal p fsnsssssssse - e..
may aepena 1eE.t.isA,sl,Iess 2,
<esof law and assagalnst aeahaEcay "a
or RaaleaE aoesMnes.
"a plan winch we haFe7 hea1u
Suggested by tnleingenS .plaaSefs'
aaawhiehthus farhas met WITH
no opposition, Is tor sne memeeIs
LOT the Convention TO sdgnan agree
,mept. giving PROPORTION @ y seI9ner
band tsay one.fourTh, or wnateTer
:esch one may sqeseroe, IN traess5
on forty acres 10 retlaeie tlInSy;S *:
laborers, VINO .,s7ssg Wlil agree s,z: so pasia
upon Mye uposns ana entaVase is::
R must be apparent e tne Plant:
ger who oWas one ;tnoassanas acres )
sGof arabic laaas tnasssfS,oE SssReas Sc q
Tnelghbofss ct!tlVatIng -nls gi1b .ess
'Sz50aeses, VIII make the remain a1
= ing Foo acres more Vaiuaoie tnan
the original one thousand "hen"
the Convention shah have signed !
the agreement, let committees be
appointed IN each county to wait
upon the planters and receive con-
sr1D1''ons ms OF iana totne genera
danu: u.h neb 10y snhSo.;aaJ SuossSag @.S TanS
snai IssS.;.Doe s. oaid o'e 10 aubsou;SaJ ~
II .nis Ia anoans ~ousu oo, w suo0ea alnna
IN Montgomery "a eSurCs oIn @tone, N1
~hieh contains .'o'eig T aoaeso "a
an agent oe sent 70 EUROPE anu
BRING over one 'aousaau a. sSa aonn4n ,a4n'eS, ~