The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-11
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SslzeSps 81 intelliseat msn msn roy whereas, if
t5sisd To- the privilege they might be dsturbqrs
OF the peace. Besides, the privilege would be
aSefcised BY 50 few That hey e5hla hbt a.
Fclsea Controlling Influence iac clcetiofas He
lladpentcrtaihcd these views dor; .uiu nJsycars,
LHtid fGhcn he went to Washington ,Ilresiasnt
9hass2a ss s SeopSeprred IS srd With hip agA q that
ths Southern States, would adopt qualified
snfrhseit would disarm and ddef deefsat TT the g radi-
eals Of The Nortf :, The President likewise
wrote wrote to the Goyerdoi; IF Mississippi and
aigea hlh1to employ His inHueiiecs III ssec1fng
l'9dahfedd suffrage in.thnt StatemiIt was tiic
:flght,prineiple- t,o because itiis the prize
!.EhiGh the celorcd maa- haalwous as,d it.can;l,
no harm to society. It was, therefore, proper,
m going before the people. Of thc State, to let
|sEshs negroes know distinctly we4are wilinsstp
roh ds elia partial right asohe aaaoh
who chil handle the tool without elalnaoinp
themselves. Say this to the black man and
IihSssshds uof votes would be- Secuted tiH 4hc
coming election, besides doing great good I'M
tae a y Of the peace and qyiet of So
Eeiety
fSoaalss gafe Hearty tyHcaa concarrenec ar to
sss SPiq.POns oppressed BY these gentlemen
this, idea ever since the h. cnl:.ueipa Gina
IIenef the slaves Hc agreed with General ,1g
,6sspptoh when he advocated this measure Il a
s. aSos and he agreed with him N nov. The
beon !, slayelolicr,; hut he h,o,ptsed
he was a humane and pcrcifuI one. C. Men
talk airpantly of The approaching rw:a.rr Of IF
races" but should it come, the speaker would would
do his part. Let us accomplish a.. peaceful tls So
luton Of This question sputitoan conpati an1s
bs with the dignity of the White race. Tie
question jF; arises, what s!all W DO, With Us
100000. colorcd people, in our midst? In
England, Germany aud France: 'difficulties
have arisen relative TO the right Of suffrage BY
the lower classes. It is suggested that the
proposed action is Inconsistent with the disni-
ty of the white racc';, no had faithlih the aiy
nifty and supcriorityiof tho Anglb=Sdxorf race.
Butwhilc lie held out theidlipeSbrafthtto ttoiethe
colorcd man, heswoult' let HIM understand tiat
hecoullmevcr govern thciSouth-he should
participate. We sltehldSbop prepared ato Ssayst6
tHShlJ 'tis ~ ouF ElnQ 'N'E D-'t ~ AsSt'' va
Mr.. Mullins.then o,noved. TINT Committee
of. one from eacliddeleagation. present beEap
pointed to select candidates f6rsthe various
State Offices 5 5oiri
The Chairman stated that therelwere several
papers his'dcsk. md asked what disposition
should be made Of them a4f%F 40 snse91iol sh
On Mr.. Mullins motion, tho papers werci.rc-
tcrrcd to the, State Central Executive Commit
tee. 8 y-bsaiac "a s rsi yo ,oizs4a
10 The. different, delegations then, submitted
their nominations, ,iors persons TO recommend
suitable State, ,oificcrs;oy eu il ..enaal;ns;.
81. Rchland, 4Joh,pl sS,loP Preston ;5aLexinsto
John IL Counts; spartanburg, g., lGannon;
l.aurenss, DR., Meswains Orangobprg, ,b E.n,M
Wannamakcr ! kegshaw, Nv. H.. Depassj oGolr
Teton, C. 9. Henderson 8 Georgetown, Eos,
Parker; York -. Mason; Greonvile, ,WgH.
Campbell /; Chester, Major Hamilton Barn
well J Evans; Marion, D. Legsctt; Abbe-
vile, D. ". Aiken; Ncwbcrry, S. B: Chap
man.. ,AndcrsoIf, p: Earle; Union, r. [ .Je
ter; SumteGr,m,T. s. McCa'natts;' EdgcAcld,, "
Schiller" fairfield, ". IT. "NIstoni. lSd 's''l'
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