The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-09-16
EnEarastin g corresponden
A 1T ER s.,
.SpaREaTI,AllN;BuRe, EaI,ll August 27, 1865

gsesssi NJ hila We have not Shrlnked from beng
- st,. ta,., roe loc
lfallasallu gu. = 5SeI1l ya1N -
faithsand duty demanded, I've nave en-,
9fieavored not to- be- unnindfulaof the re-
~ bicI ebysyirtue OF your high
Z: s,,4;tIaa
sD1stotis Z - 81
is ltteI - lessee are gle peace
ssiIak Of ). chEwe 9 desire, and such it's
55rs-einin nentiy atthis juncture, III your
;s 3; 80 ss;S =
:asss:Esesi :as:sEsass i2ectln'ly &c.
SUE AhEE 4ANsskhn,
NJ Ia dA=r' 0os'''l' ssoe
IN t=slels "a Na,ss ,,
SCoTT, aovernor1 OF. OF. ooutn VI
80 =: ,ss.5sl.
{ It'll wLite:po pulation7outnumcerl
olnreds three to one, Sp,trtanburg
since the close Of the
{ So, E.aay :; oca with.
slli g. '..e. NJ.
lelsalss snegpsa.e iss.e IS
81; ssarcei lision ;S~liasE occurred De.
he, races. Kindly. relations have,
asths contrary, beenfo; great extent,
liisasned, and SO t;sr as this district is
concerned, NE sfeeI. little apprehension OF
IN mediate danger TO ourselves or our
lissssssho onla "a disposed blacks
SIic Il Glass 1ye are glad 70 believe
are ii anlan or; blacks c:
SoE he nd s distrlcts mis- ~
tdte ttlvisers)
setis s,t Viofene ysonld be met by
nd ssliss} fibut iorl. g =
fizehss OF tIies Staff and assnelgi'-
fIoWsrer, Mesfecug gnizc the obiiSSa-
Is cor bdte of power or
ssS,ff 1nencc NE possess to maintain law
s.saaids sorsiers through he length ana breadth
5off.S the land, and to avert possible y
a,iilis collision OF races, becoming every day
ssrra1ore imminent from the scaboardto the
:sSTSaoanfaiins-a collision which. however
wh crcyers iirans surated, can resalt
IN dire ta ianlitySand sutferingsto the
s3shSSess IN ruia aud determination to
6a [S{h,lacss When, upon a recent occa-
55ssion. tic Exocuiiye ofzthe1 State was ap-
: i,,r;;ssd. .ssbyls.s respectable committee Of
:scitiixeIls from Union District of The cxis,
-. ;,r,fled organizations of negroes,
s9sif.os.weere ase openly paradin.s and threaten
Ing the public peace; when lie was II, IN
!. form "a sofs their wed purpose twith
ss:t,i ssscoi,eess on the part OF similar organiza-
81 inns from adjoining Districts TO assault
/ i Ss, and re Ioase prisoners therein con-
- "a l;,;,de. gdpa nrocess of law, this in
f,,,,s, :, IL tieatcd aImostwithl llevty
!. ,,,lssJIT yyitbout the .raye consid-
a,a yro,1 ,,titudoof action. befic-
X 80 !. without due inres-
: 1ssd shci,: fearswerc pronounced
& sss No. ans were taken to en-
;ssst..ss ,,.s low, nro6ihitins such ofeanza-
~, bo nerro incsndiary. hearing
&; ;,s Nm; ON District not only escaped
INV s,,nhlin ceusure. but. unless
1ssso1 ., r.. formei was even
=, ,i, }ycr 5rhe fruit of such
:, stslscn noiicysfto characterize, III no
ssrf,n !. sssrs language, the conduct of our
zsSssxsss5eire forgaWbom ne would fan
3.S;sr;ab. resnecA has not been slow in ap-
3 T,sariSsy5 Jpon:its last trip the train of
3 +. bs:ssI Smiion and Spartanburg Railroad
= .sso;,yeyIno5 women and children) was
ss,I,leed. in jeopardy by a collision. between
,pliites and n band yof armed:ne-
:es.,.oas; assem mh1ed at the Santuck Depot to
oS1sassst hin dyseaai.d tlrissvery black
7:Sdasnerado. who claims to be their COM
s;isss3lSisr I've. the people Of Spartanburg
J5;siTset whose, fears cannot be supposed
..ssandiitV excited} beg, therefore, to confirm
the testimony of our fellow-citizens OF
S Union and other districtsio the State as
S5to5 tho notorious. existence of, such armed
ssorga p3iizafions among the blacks, "a :fac,
Z scarce needing confirmation or proof;
S being opsnly-rvaunted by their leaders,
3:lfiid to eIainl-1st, from the Executive I. o.
Stat this ttiling us, from the tliite
resid the eoln1ted oeates, sacss lo LIZ,