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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-16
In the District Court of the

in the District Court, of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina. Nov.
Term, 1868 In the matter of John P. Buzz
harlt, of Newberry Coun:y:-Bankrupt Peti-
ton for Full and final discharge in Bank
rnptcy:::: : -. -.
Or,iered. that hearing be had on the 5th
day Of January, 1859, at Federal Court
House in Charleston, S. Gland that all cred.
itors, &C., of said Bankrupt appear at said
time and, place, and shew cause, if any they
CAN, why the prayer of the Petitioner ON sDou,a ai
meeting Of creditors O; said Bankrupt will
be held at the Office of Henry Summer, Esq,
Register of third (9} Congressional District,
S. G, on 29th day of Decembsr, 1888, at
10 NJ.
By order. of the Court, the 10th day Of De-
cember, 1868.
.. .,.':: =: DANIEL HORLBRCK, -.
Clerk District Court United States.
ecI65r3t. For South Carolina,
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History always repeats itself In At
lica it was Grant and Speke who sue
ceeded in reaching the head of tire: Nile:
In America ii was Grant without 'Speak
who succeeded in reaching the head OF
the government. IT,.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NewberryD District-In Equity.


NewberryD District-In Equity.
Mary "A. Glenn and others, VS.. James Law
49, :; ...,.> and others. IN. .....:. ..
By order Of the Court, will SELL. before
the Court House at Ne~berry, on fhe first
Monday in Jsnuary 1859, the real estate Of
Dr.. Geo. W. Glenn, deceased, consisting OF
q tract of land situated in the District and
State aforesaid, containing
Three Hundred and Seventy One
!; Acres and Thirty Hundrcdtks, !
bounded by lands of John Glenn, Mrs. Mary
A. Glenn, John S. Renwick and others.
TERMs.-The purchaser viii be required
to pay one-,hird of the purchase money in
cash, and to secure the other two-thirdS. pay
able in two equal annual inssatments, with
interest on each from the day. Of sale, by
bond with at least two good suretfes, and a
mortgage. of the premises. -; =
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Dec. 1851 st., 80 >C:>E. Nd. :
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~ APPoIS7aESr-By references to card
it si.l be Seen that our old townsman,
Gen. KIaEd, having received an sppoint-
mept as Magistrate, is prepared to enter
upon the functions of his office, and will
draw up deeds, mortgages, &c. The
General 9ill give satisfaction in his new
Il. '...
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The State Of South Carolina.
NEwBERRY DISTRICT In EQUITY.

Mary Reeder and others, VS.. S. B.. Hunter
ST..:, so !:9:> and Others. ',s':L ~: {
By order of the Court Twill sell, before the
Court House at Newberry, on the first Mons
day in January, = 1882, the real estate OF
James Reeder, deceased, consisting Of q
tract of land-the Home piaee-situated in
the District and State aforesaid, containing
Three Hundred. and Thirty
Three and a Half: Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of John
Z. Gary, Franklin Wilson, Abel Connor,
Nathan Hunter, Alfred NJ. Reeder and Will
liam Cannon. a 49,.
TEaMs.4The purchaser will be required
to pay one-third of the purchase money ia
cash, and to secure the balance by bond,
with at least TWO good sureties.I payable in
one and two years with interest from the day
ofSale. - - '.'...1 -,
Com RS Office SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Dec. 16 81 St. @12 c. E. n. D.
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Street Duty.

All persons within the corporate kanss
Of the town Of Newberry, liable to road
and Street duty, for 4th quarter, 1868, can
procure an exemption for same by the pay
ment ofsl to the town clerk by the 24th
inst.
B. NJ. BLEAsE, Town CLERK,
Dec. 45 81 -,
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CuBA.-Santiago is closely surrounded
by the insurgents, according to adVices
of November 27, who were preparing to
attack it. There was much distress in
the town owing to lack of water and
provisions. Villa del Cobre had been re.
captured BY the insurgents.
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Of different Variety: :'-~:-.'.:',
In fact my friends, yonng and DID, look
over the Newberry,. Herald, and just
about this time over almost every news
paper, and every where. you will see a
long list of CHRISTMAS :FlXINGS,
Imagine you seesjust underneath me
TOO" !. B. MARSHALL:
and your imagination, VIII not deceive
you. dec 10
e. 1 hereby certify to the truth of
the above statement, Witness my
handi ah1a seal, -.
:" =. = (SANTA.CLAUS. .
Done in the, city of Merry Ma
king, Dec. Is, 1885, :':.. -'',:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry District-In Equity.
Marg aret Martin, vs.. Jonathan Martin, ct al
Pursuant to an order of the Court, will
sell, before the Court House. sou the
first Monday in January, 1859. the real
estate of Patrick Martin deceased consisting
Of - ~ -. ~
One Hundred and .Thirty-Six
~ = Acres, ..r
more or less, situated in the District and
State aforesaid, and bounded by lands of
Mrs. Margaret Martin, estate of Micajah
Harris and estate of James Sloan.
TERMs.-Jhe purchaser will be required 70
pay in cash one-third of the purchase money,
and to secure the balance payable at twelve
months with interest from the day of sale,
by bond and mortgage of the premises. -
Com'rs Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE,
Dec. 16 81 St. FLO c. E. n. D.
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STATE OF s0UTHGARDLINA a

4 = N.wbcws 5District-Iat EqaiiH',: =:
Ellen j.. Canady. and o.he-s, vs.. Nancy
Az - Johnson and Others. -
-. By order ofthc CoureI wiR Sell at p''''l;s-
ailct;or, o. Newbprrv Coart loaSe- .en. ,thg
first Nnntlav in jannart.. 1889 re r'al e.
TtaIe ef F ed yiril,Io!,uson, desseusTd, in fcnr
scnara,e -rsa-eScntna -; 4:.-tsss:S H0:!,
., 3 nil,r !, NJ I being the Tower tract '>s
the Home q aee. No. . hcire the upper
tract Of Hcinr .plare. No. 3 being The
Homestead 10. i hcing 'he Mathis place.
= TERMS "a 'redit @of. Twelve months with
.in,eres, fr2n Gay OF; sale, except. sriilirien;
to pay the costs which must be paid in cash
Thr purchaser to: ise.'bond with lit least
two good suretes, and a mortgage rof: ihe
premises. -
!, ;:coms Office, ysILAs JoHNsroNE,
Dec 1861 3t. *10 3. c.E, N; D.
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Cows,
Corn,
Assignee's Sale.

By order of the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan,
Judge of the United States District Court
for the District of South Carolina. I will
sell on Thursday, the l4th day of January
next, at the village of Frog Level, all the
chooses in action, belonging to the Estate of
David Kibler-Bankrupt. Consisting OF
sealed notes, single bills, book accounts,
&C., &c.
Terms Cash.
JOHN T. PETERSON, Assignee.
Dec. 16 81 A.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A

plA IL VI oNO L - C1AA'O ~ NA'
'''.'-> Newberyy District-1u Equity. x
George Larsen, Amir VS.. W..'HyHantand
Others. =. ,,.,;s
It appearing to my Satisfaction that Joseph
L, Clark is absentfrem the limits of this
State, on motien of Messrs. Jones and Jones,
Comps SoFs it is ordered that>the said abb
sent.defenlant do plead answer or aetnnr to
this bill within forty days from the publica>
'tiou hereof, or tlid same, will De taken pro
: CONS ofiee; -sILAs TOMBSTONE +
Dec. 1s 81 g.. .05 u. c:JE- n. D. 4
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NOTICE:

/ will sell at the residence
of the late DR.. James NJ.
Epps, on the 18th day of JAN
uary next, all. the personal
property of said deceased, not
exempt by law, consisting Of
Mules, 49,: .-' -
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BY rirrnc Of y wri, Of Fi"ri Fa;.i;,s, to ntp
directed, will sell on the first Monday in
January. next, before, the Court House, t!i
following property viz: >.,-..,.
Two Tracts Of Land, one continuing
;0he Hundred and FIFTEEN dcTes
more orless adjoining lands of No::'l, Bel
fast Road and Bush River.
The other Tract, containing w.. !
Is, Eighty-Five Acres, Z
rnore or hess: md Joining No. 3, Belfast Road,
Herry Barton, No. 2, and Bush River. The
property Of James NJ. Sem, de eascd, levied
on stthe- suit of Thomas NJ. paysinger VS.
L. H. NJ. Boozer, james NJ. Sem, -and C. G,
Teashc. This case assigned 10 w. G.
Abrams. II. H. KlNARD,
. Coroner in and for Sewberry County.
Coroner's office, Dec. llth, 1868.
Dee: 1851 St.
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MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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Due West Female COLLEGE,

This is oneof the most fourishinE Insti>
tutions in the State. Pupils received at any
time, and charged from time Of entering,
Tuition, including Latin and French, 81
per month.
Boarding, including Fuel and Washing,
S14 so per month.
dec Is 3m J. I. BONNER, Pres.
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Notice.

gill offer for sale at Newberry Court House.
the first Monday in January tifnot disposed of
at private sale previous to that day..
One House and Lot situated in the
Village of Helena,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-16
In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES. for South Carolina. Nov.
Term, 1858. In the matter of j. i. Pool, of
Newberry County-Bankrupt. -, Petition for
full and final discharge in Bankruptcy.
Ordered, that bearing be had enthe 18th
day of Jan. 1869, at Federal Court House in
Charleston, S. c.; and that alt creditors &c. ,
of said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, and shew cause, if any they can, why
the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted And that the 2nd and 3D. meetings
of creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held at
the Office of Henry Summer, Esq'r. Register
of Sd Con- District. S. c., on 5th day of
January. 1860, at 12 m.
By order of the Court, the 10th day Of De-
cember, 1868
,--.-~ DANIEL H0RLBECK,
" Clerk District Court United States,
Dec 16 81 81. For South Carolina.
Charleston Courier copy 3 times and send
bill to this Office.
Tn the District Court of the
UNITEDSTATES-fo South Carolina. Nov.
Term, 1858 In the matter of William
Summer, of Lexington County-Bankrupt
Petition for full and final discharge in Bank
ruptcy.
Ordered that hearing be had on the 18th
day of January, 1869, at Federal Court
House in Charleston S, C. land that all cred
itors of said bankrupt appear at said time
and place and show cause, if any they can,
why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted. And that the ID and Sd meet
ingS of creditors of said bankrupt will be
held at the office of Henry Summer. Esq +,
Register of Sd Con- District, S. c., on the
5th day of Jan. 1863, at IL m.
By order of the Court, the 10Th day ofDec
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States
dec l6 81 81 For South Carolila.
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containirg TWO ACRES, we'll improved, and
Cash, unless the purchaser can make arrange>
ments with persous to whom I am indebted to
get time for q portion Of the purchase money.
Dee N ii 81 e. p. LAKE.
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COrOners Sale.

T., VI. PAYsINGER, sS.cs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
WHAT a 0G0EL OAoD.

Said 4 very honest and able former
officer in the Confederate army ,"IfI
were a Union man, / should hold N.Y.
self d.shonored and disgraced BY w .
ting to pay the national debt in green
cacks. To every Union man it is the
most sacred Of all obligations. new
cr can argue to such a man against
paymen, in full and in coin. bat
believe the debt was wrong. Ibelieve
it was created for an unholy and un-
lawful object. l believe that every
man who loaned his money to the
government became partner in the
guilt Of the war BY which our rights
were crushed. In that belief, can
never vote to pay that debt in any
form, or, lift must be paid. would
go for the party which should pro-
pose to pay the least. II those suffer
who loaned MOI to the government,
il serves Thorn rigot =
These are the uttersnces Of An hon.
est man, and they express the feelings
Of those who honestly fought or sym.
phatised against the government. In
like manner, those who we're Copper.
heads from no conviction Of duty, but
from malignant hatred Of the domi.
nant party, naturally feel that the
debt is the price Of their shame.
But who can excuse the Union man
who votes to dishonor a just obliga-
ton Of the government p wilson
Democrat.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

II is useless for the Democracy TO
attempt to disguise the real issue Of
the present campaign. I, Is useless
tor them to attempt to cover up the
the great fact that the present strug,
gle is only continuation Of the con.
test inaugurated by them for the de-
struction Of the Government. II is 4
saci sounded forth in grand chorus
by the Southern leaders Of the rebel.
lion and Of the Democratic party; it
Alas been reiterated with the most
emphatic positivencss by the leading
rebel press; it was declared in effect,
by Frank p. Blair in his notorious
Broalhead letter, and the platform OF
sheDemocratic party itself practically
announces it. Shall the triumph over
rebellion be secured for al time BY the
restoration Of rebel states to their
former relations to the Government
on basis ofjustice, loyalty and polit-
cal equality Through the reconstruc-
ton acts Of Congress, or shall war be
snasguated by tho election Of men
~ho boldly declare that If placed in
power they will override Congress
and trample the reconstruction laws
into the dust; ,here is the issue plain.
open and easy Of comprehension.
PEACE-OB WAR. Peace, with
justice; war, With injustice anil op-
preston peace with the triumph Of
patriotism and loyalty war with all
lis horrors ard misery. The appeal
Is TO the people in their sovereignty.
The Republican party declares for
peace its leader, with the earnest
ners Of honesty says, LET US have
peace"
The Democratic leaders clamor for
war. and call upon tho people to
trample into the dust the laws made
by their own representatives.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

GENERAL GEORGE II. TuoMAs sent
the following letter to Governor Nor
ton and Others which was read at the
tremendous Republican mass meeting
in indianapolis, last Friday:
LoUIsAILLE, Ky., Aug. 7, 90.
Messrs. John Co6un, o. r. Nor
ton and A. II. Conner, Committee /:
GESrLEMgN: I have the honor to
receive by this mornings mail your
favor OF the 5th inst. inviting me 10
Join with the soldiers and sailors Of
Indiana in mass convention to be
held at the city Of indianapolis on the
Cd day Of September next. Your very
cordial invitation commands my sin.
cerc thanks. and. though take no
part in politics, permit me 10 express
the great pleasure l have derived
from observing the firm and almost
unirersal support offered BY the sol
disvs and sasl0rs throughout the conn
try to all measures calculated to re
store it to = condition ofpesce and
quiet; thereby show ing that those
most willing TO restore the govern
ment in times Of peril can be relied
upon to inaugurats and maintain
measures best calculated to maintain
the peace and prosperity OF the nation.
lam, gentlemen, very respectfully,
your obedient,
GEO. H. THOMAS,
Majo- General United States Army.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

4 FLANK MOvEMENT rOiEED.


Never has any party attempted a
more transparent trick than did the
Democratic party in trying TO divert
public attention 10 Financial qucstions,
even while it boldly declared its pur.
pose to overthrow all the work Of re-
construction. Had the financial ques.
ton been fairly and separately raised,
had the Dmocrats ignored recons,rac-
too, and said nothing about ";rampl-
ing into dust" the laws, still the tinan.
cial platform presented by the Demo
cratic rarity would have been cor
demned by the people. This, FIRST,
because il is dishoncst-bccausc j, is
meant to convey ono idea to repndia.
tionis,s, and a precisely contrary idea
TO bondholders. And secend, because
either ofits phases deserves condemn
alton, the Western because it is dis
honest and ruinous, and the Eastern
because il is fraudulent. But the trick
has utterly failed. The people under
stand right we'll that Democratic talk
about finances is only an attempt to
raise . eloud OF dust under cover Of
which rebels 10 grey and Union men
in blue shall not be distinguished. =
Missouri Democrat.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
SMERIFF,s SALE.

1ly virtue Of IN Execution issued gu, Of and
xJundrr the seal Of the D strict Couii 81 lsu
chansn County, Iowa, in fasor Of JOSEF, t'h,.
lister, and against the lands and t.nen mis- II
John Brssy. have levied upon the io,la~tu.
described property. viz:
Lots .. and 4. In block 90, Fargo's Add
city o. Independence. Iowa. No redemption
which property, as above described. will
o6er for sale NJ public au .tion. At the door of
the Sheriff. Office. in tho City Of Independence.
on Saturday. Sept. 10th, . q olos,k r. Al. OF said
day, to The highest bidder 10 satisfy said Exccn.
ton and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff ofiicc. Independence,
july SLIT, 1855. ns.f-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Kentucky is shipping arms into Missouri
and voters into Indiana. The immense -
cret organisation of which We have been
lold is strong in Kentucky, and Governor
Bramlette is--not at the tAil-ofit. Thro'
that orgaaization this shipment Of guns and
votsu : bsipg vigorously pushed. We shall
look out 6oe oursslvssin Missouri. Wewarn
our friends 10 Indiana to look out for them>
selyesi Il is NO idle caation. Kentucky
has plenty of Ku>Klnx voters to spare.
Indiana has many localities where Repub>
licans are not ~ strong ~ they should be
and perhaps not Is vigilsnt. AZ any rate,
the attempt Is being made 10 invade that
State With Kentucky ballots instead Of Ken.
lucky bullets, and, il the raid il not prompt.
y mst. il will do more harm than ever John
Morgan did north OF the Ohio. The inpor.
lance Of Indiana 10 other States makes il
right for 10 70 urge every Republican, es-
pecially 10 the larger towns and in the Soalh-
ern half Of the State, TO rsdoubls his sxsr,
tons snd his vigilance. Il is no time for
anybody to sleep on his post 4issosyi
Democrat
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

ANOTHER Sr..:Aw.-Yes,erday Mr..
u; =. Abbott took popular tote on
the train between Mari,u and Farley.
and the resu!. VAS one not calculated
to brig ;,eace to the soul Of . Demo-
crat, particularly when following so
close npon the heels Of the Maine
election. Grant received - votes,
and Seymour l6. A vote was then tx-
ken among the ladies, resulting in 10
for Grant and none for Seymour. An
other vote was then taken between
Farley and Dubuque. as follows:
Grant, So; Seymour, s3.ss Ladies'
yote-Grant, 81; Seymour. g.
Times, 10Th.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

WIN. H Russell Of the London
Times. writing from Charleston, s. c.,
April 18th, 1851, says: sit is not only
over the wineglass why call it . cup?
that they AK for Prince to reign
over them. ! have heard the wish
repeatedly expressed within the last
two days, that We could spare them
one Of our young Princes" They
have indicated their choice. FRS.
His Royal Highaess Prince Ho-
ratio. Next Count BlaH-isky. Knight
ofthe Decanter and Companion OF The
Bar-Souts Carolina il satisfied
Gynudu Go -Asl1A
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

eve g 10 for white mans gov
'ernment," shout the Iowa De,nocra-
scy." We can't 60 the Niger" is:iu-
scr7bed upon Democratic banners, pa
Eaael BY Iowa children, At the iosti-
CATION Of their Democratic fathers and
brothers. Hatred to the negro is the
cardinal principle of Iowa Democracy.
Damn the Niger" is their war cry.
Without the-'nigger'',hey ere nothing.
But notwithstanding oil this, the
great teachers ofDemocracy, at the
South, are tsckisg about aud the ne.
gro must yet be taken to the boscms
Of the Democracy Of Iowa. What
Sssihern Democrats dictate, Iowa De-
aeuats viii swallow with the most
'condesoending obciAance- Southern
Demscrsts declare THAT negro Who
win vote the Democratic ticket is ~
good any time as q white man. In Ar
kansasDemocratic freedmen are given
the choiceof seats; inNississippi they
receive the choice Of tables, while ia
South Carolina they are treated with
distinguished consideration. Hos
about the white mans government
there? They sccm to ego the niggcr'
pretty well in Yasoo Co., Mississippi.
AT any rate, If the following resolu'
sons ,uean anything else, ve wish
the Democrats Of Independence would
translate them. These resolutions
we're saopted by the Democratic con.
veatisc of Yazoo Co.. Miss, on the
10Th Of ASgus,:
l. "As citizens Of Mississippi, We
declare that il is our purpose TO con.
fer impartial suffrage on all men, IT.
respectipe Of color, and 10 place al
SAsA on terms Of equality before the
ssw, 80 that life, liberty and property
MAY he equally assured to al.
z. That our thanks are due to our
co'ored friends. who, actuatcd by .
sense OF justice and patriotic duty, co.
o,,erotcd ritA rs in 0ie late ekcti5n
5. That as an evidence and tcsti-
p,ouial OF our esteem and good viii
for them aud the value of thes- ss0ttt
aid in a just cause and patriotic piin-
c,,,l.s, AMI as further token Of friend
ship and nnion in support Of Demo
eraiic principles, se tender TO them q
NJ lie Seymour and Blair barbecue
). this place ON the 4th Saturday oi
August. 1868.
4. That such Of our colored people
who voted the radical ticket or stood
neulrAa, and have since renowned
aud iosued the Democratic party, OF
nos wish 60 rcnouuce and join. and
al Who enteftsin . friendly feeling
for ms and our cause. are respectfully
invited n meet and participate with
us 10 said barbecue.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

The Georgia Legislature has deliberately
voted twen., ave negro members out OF their
seats ip that body. Ofcourse Il vas done
by the Democratic majority. These -
groes hare been and are the laboring men
Of GeosgiA-ths bone and sinew which have
built up the State to its position - The EN-
pire State Of the South. This is only an
other Of the many very unique ways tls Dc.
mocracy have Of showin6 tier great regard
for the poor and the helpless of their fellow
citizens. Had the negroes in The Georgia
Legislature been Democrats, il is q moral
certainty that they woald have been pet.sd
and gloriGed BY the Democracy, and tbasno
Democrat could have been found to vote for
their expulsion. 1t was not claimed that
the nsgroes we're not properly elected, or
that they had in any manner shown then>
solves unworthy 70 bold their seats. Il was
not denied that the half million negroes IN
the State had only . small fraction of the
representation BY their own race, that The
seven hundred thousand whites had BY theirs.
The only and simple pretext was, that they
were-Republ;ean negroes. The half mill
ion negroes are among the poor and despi,
sed ofGsorgiA. Nevertheless, 4ey rsrefrye
u 0eis ecsatry il ne Assr u ~ peril
Their re ward 10 70 lie trAepled into the dust
BY the men ~Lo held them in slavery, who
clutched at the nations throat, Who nov
prate Of the wrongs Of the poor man, and
who have always voted the Democratic tick.
ct.
The Democracy win aatter and favn up.
on the negro the moment they are conyin>
ced the negro's vote can be secured. So
long, on the contrary, ~ the negro proves
true to his better ins,incts and votes for The
party which rescued him from slavery, the
Democracy will leave 20 means untried TO
csush him into the DUST. Il is the policy Of
the Democracy 70 fawn when fswoing brings
Tie ballot, and 10 curse and crush whss the
helpless and despised poor see Ct exercise
their iualienshIc rights to vote against
them.