Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-08-14
White is the Word.

ciuea rumpus, with the assistance of miscegc.
nation allies, and clamoring for hand in tho
government, and before tho chains arc too So
ourely bound about tho people, let us look at :
something:
White mon woro those who discovered
America. ~ T o-s. ss,y.
White men worc those who found colonies
in America. ta. s
White men were those who threw tho
British tea into Boston Harbor.,E ,3is&wa
White men wero those who first disputed
the rights of George III to rule America. ff
White mon were those who promulgated
tho Declaration of Independence ~
White men wcro those who fought 50 sue
oessfully tho battle of Amorice revolution.
White mon wcro those who founded tho
government of tho United States.
White men wcro those for whose benefit
that government was established So
White men were those who ORIGINATED Tho
Constitution of tho United States siaSs,f
White men were elected by free people to
administer the government for tho Donoitsof
the governed. .stas fesp,
White men were those who brought tho
American flag to be respected everywhere, as
an emblem Of power abroad and protection at
home r.eH ]Ns - SFiss s-sgtAs
White men woro those who handled tho
government for fifty years and made ours such
a prosperous Republic. 7''i'i!'' i5aois y
The Pnritanicai ancestors Of Massacliii.
scctts miscogenationistsw wero those who afst
introduced and trafIicked in African slayesv.
They conducted the business as long as IL was
profitable, then abandoned it. s,
White men arc those who compriso tho
earnest, true men of tho country who con-
tribute to its woalth, who push into tho Yves
tern wilds TO settle it, and white men should
now be permitted to enjoy thv fruits Of White
labor. fR'
(. White is tho word for Americans, and Pu.
rltans, and Ablitionists, Loyalists, and Rum
pltcs, cannot displacc it for another. ~
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GEN, CANBY.--We give below tho last Or
der which we shall hayo the honor of pub.
llshiug from the military commander Of: tho
Second Military District:
HEADQ'Rs. 2D MILITARY DIsrnror.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Aug. 5, 1868.
[General Orders No 1902 ssl
In obedience to General Orders No. /, from
tho Headquarters of the Department. ot the
South, tho undersigned hereby rclinqp;shcs
the command Of the troops in the late I'd Mil
tary District \,
The officers of tho general staff on duty at
the Headquarters of shat District will report
to the Major-General commanding tho Do.
partment of the South
In relinqushing this command, the under
signed takes this occasion to acknowledge Tho /.
zeal and fidelity with which the officers and !.
men have performed tho difficult and delioatos
duties committed to thom, and to ,express his
thanks to Commanders Of Posts and the officers
Of tho staff for their active and jealous do.op.
Grafton, and tosal' his warmest lwishos Tor !.
their welfare and happiness @ v
ED. r.. s. CANDY,
Brevet Majo, General u. s. Al.
Oiholal: LOUIS v CAzrARo, Aide,do,s
Camp, A. A.gA. G.. Il,
Ii ATLANTA, August 6--Tho election forss
State officers took place today. Entiro Re-
publican ticket elcoted. a Bill was presented
to-day for an election Of municipal oficcsafs Cor
Augusta, TO relieve tho prcsent military a ap.
pointmont. ~ Sc ISL
DEATH IN CIiiLp1ioop Oh. = Few tb;rgs ai,s
poar SO ySry. beautiful hs 4 youna efild In it's