The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-09-26

'loh OF slavery una. snoulu III 'lieil 70 pe-
come capable Oh administering arep"pllcan
6overnmeht' ,,, If.
we nave hear9, .housanu tiies over
rom an the hauical 9la.olS III .ne iaiu a.
,nat slavery mas ienu ar " a. i; u
ru u sliose wv az s.o,; fr;ao Ior =.
anu .iose peop.e p.out non, aNnaUa ioi
anu suplec'eu a. e'a'o Vi si",o eon q.
llase noe peeu eu' ' 30 90 W ~ go a..
; 10 uiscnaIee 'iio hisn uu''o' Va iioe' Wv
iiiI = liion: 1;,od
Ieiiow-I.iAens you Miio ti.To u unt iio au
az IIie SCUM, or u",c.eu u. Wy o ,t oai
FORM no tolerapie coicepuon Vi nc ooAui,
tloh, the lehorant degraded oonui. .'' VI
ue STeat mass Vi tneSe SAVES aS so' iioo w
INC plahtatIons. leiliaps .ncs aio "A w.; gu
Seiioi ooaiui'ioi W IVY o.. .o;, osa,,,;a
we may not aehS ras iao ',e,, stato
IONS WIN MhiW lnen' even ~ say 49,,
flavcry, they nays poeu tli wv, xii
wmat tiiey are III 'he'i na.i.o 1ii Ia i.'.
loilow-cl',1ehs, uney reiiiain d. Una. poi. Nv
OF deSredauoI az 10 pe elIreiy utn' 10
Jake part III tne ioriiatioti vi States, ~
making CONSTITUTIONS, holuils o''ioes' anu
administering governments Ill ci'lii~eo
american rePuollcal' o.a'es. , ,.;
mate of how utterly unit they are to exer-
| else the right of suffrage, | will refer
YOU to certain facts stated by Governor
| Perry. of South Carolina. Governor Perry
saws in regard to the political condition of
the Southern States:
IL am in deep despair, and have no hope
except in the return of a sense of Justice on
the part of The Northern people. The idea
of placing the government of these States
| in the hand of the negroes is preposterously
absurd. Mono of them have property, and
not one in five can read or write. In re-
cent election for members of the Conyen-
tion. many of the negroes had forgotten
their names. IlnuphtorI and scarcely one
| in n hundred could tell. after Their election,
for whom ho voted Renewed laughter.
Tbov wara controlled hl;ndly' Nv the
Ioya, earuors The tickets were printed
in Th,rleston with likeness of President
lincoln ),
I hann.n 10 have one of those tickets
hero Won sec fellow.citizens. what comes
| $40 natural conseouence of forcing this
noI;ticoI anual;tw mon The States of tic
Sontb Tho negrors must be elected t,
Office 40 wall M yoto and on this ticket
which ia a tickot containing The names of
tho man who were candidates for the Con
yention. Won will find white mon and ne
groes all together.
POLITICAL EQUALITY BRINGS SOCIAL EQUAL
| rrY.
Now, you see that political equality must
| bring also social equality, for men can not
run for Office upon the same ticket, ana en-
tor into the same Legislature, side by side
together, without being associated upol
terms OF equality, ana II the states OF I'M
South elect colored members OF congress
or colored mea as Senators, the Presiden
OF the United States must treat them upol
a footing OF equality. They must DO INV
ted to his table to dine with the Senators
from Indiana, and their wives invited win
them: inns political equality brings along
with ltsoclal eqtality, as a matter OF course
and III no country IN the world where pollt.
lcal equality mas existed between d1flerent
races-Detween white mon ana INDIANS, OF
| whlte men ana coioreu iien-nl no country
III 'lie Woilu nus ~ oAisteo Mi.npu ". sv1ia!
equality accompanying IL. III an the "eSt
| lndies' III mexico, III Dan Doniihbo' every,
where soclal equallty comes WIN PoIltlcal
equality as necessary consequence ana IN
| 1act we see IN inc ooutherh STATES tllis hau-
| Cal pollcy OF lorclnB negro suhraBe .hore,
AZ INC pom. Vi we 1uyoiol. nae ~; 90. MY
Office negroes ana whlte men promlscuously
toSether, anu tney 40 i've III 'iie Same
hotels eogether; they 40 associate anu are
compelled 10 uihe toBether, ana W liee'
en- eacn oth9r on Nrnls vi peltoos eIuaii.y.
Inelr chllaIeh are 70 po somt W Ino s".,io
schools, whi'e ana plack si1!ihf upon .lao
oltlzehs, comes as alrecs hilu necessary
cohset uence IN the n.atcs VI ;tie oou'n. "
mere I'm lnoiallh; you iaayi YOU o'io I'1,
adopt negro suniuee, anu yce noI n'pP'
negro equailty or negro sociai o!.'a1iey; po-
cause thero arc 80 low noSloos ~ i,.i1"
tilat IL Wouiu no' comps, soui"i 1lu"it 10y.
buI III the SUITES VI 'lio oou,n' ",i1io n'o
heBroos are M nulo'o ~ a. s wy ",a'o Ioot
PIE, there tle negroes II .i'ey WE o"i, oioo'
neeroes 10 oi'1co anu ~ y you n",o 81 WIZ sho
Ineilhs anu "1u6op, % ~ Tnnoross and
oehato[s' ~ ~ iIpobsipio ioi YOU ~ ~
adopt along WIN IL SOCIAL ~ WEI, a. poiis,oa.
equality. Dut, 70 continue VIM G s..of
rerry says IN Ioierenco ~ VIC uni.ne x ~
these peoPie W EXERCISE ',ie oiIo. u, in", i,
chise' ieio never iit.e p1oii po.o,o sui
Woe neia opeliou lol .lo uoni"sT ues amu
uhPrihcPitu asPnI"n's ~ G,ioG . no "rid
Ii tiie lnost oieuuiou' poinB IA 'no ~,
ana nlos1 easliy .ilpoHou on ~ M'? ;o,'np
VINO aie alsPosou W iniiie'oi W h'' 'oAoA
ahce anu passion. A. Mil, ,..;.o ,a
Eh,lss'fles iiph. 'ne Nonen, M,,i1o Inv ",u
piach, hn'o o1ito no,o "'itI ~ t.o, tnid
against the whlle race; 10 nus t .; wv ~
that unless ne Voteu tile hatlcal ucho', ne
| would DO Piaceu pach Ill slavery anu .ii'o
II ne Voted that tlckoV no Wouiu iuve ian, I'
ana mules given hlln' lLauSh'er.l ~, III
some instances inc nesroos ao'u"ny
Dro,Bn1 WIN .lolli Ut w. i Ia',o,tn,.
mules nome WIN 'leii1 iI'i ~
And gentleman General IN our army,
related to me circumstance mnaN.ai . Mnid 10
occurred in the State OF Georgia, gong 70
| iiius.la'o wig. n.uoi toopo ,a;no tLn r;aLt
men OF the south are to exercise tle r,ght
of suffrage. In one OF the most poPulous
negro counties, white man Desired 10 DO
elected to the convention. But INC negroes
were largely IN the majority no osor tont 70
this little artifioe. lie employed a mulatto
man, gave him 500 TO- run against nm, ana
he did run against him among the negroes
with vengeance. FOR, on the day OF the
election, he mounted the rostrnm, near