Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-11
Union Democratic Clubs.

very important movement is aoat-to
which VIC made brief aluson yesterday
that has in view a more thorough organization
of the Democracy Of each State, and Of the
United States, by means Of Town, District,
and State Unions. 1t is proposed that this
org nizatian should extend throughout the
masses Of tho Democracy North aud South
They arc to be social and political clubs, who
will aid the local committees of tho Democrat.
10 party during the ensuing campaign. 1t
will be regular systo,n of clubs, SO linked
together as to act in unity of purpose 1t
will link the Democracy together, North and
South in solid phalanx, with common in.
forest and a common purpose, and common
undefS"-',ling not only in Townships, in Dis
Mountain to the Tau.~ T,,,d, Of California
In this way We shall be cnaDod to meet and
to defeat tho infoMal projects Of J,c Radical
SO called ''loiP' leagues. It is great ero;eot
with q great end in Wow tho salvation sf
this government from permanent destruction
1t is project to tho furthcrancc and compile
ton of which every truo man III tho South
| should lend his personal aid, and most oncr-
gctc assistance.
1t is ~ project in tho hands Of the loading
men i'll America, and one in tho SUCCESS of
which the South is permanently concerned
Mr. DoE.con is the agent OF the party for
the pcrfcotng Of this ychcmo throughout the
Southern States. 1t is great work, fraugbt
with great result. r.Varcwyy
SAVANNAH, Scptombcr 2.-1hc negroes,
In tho outsA.rs Of the city are causing trou,
bic. They arc armed and drilling nightly,
and stop whito farmers leading to the city,
Country folks arc compollod to go in parties
from ten or twenty when coming to market.
A boy has mysteriously disappeared. IIo is
supposed to have been murdered by negroes.
SAVANNAH, September 7.--Bradlcy, the
colorod man lately expelled from tho Georgia
Senate, hold Republican meeting this cvcn-
ing, during which no said the carpet baggcrs
and Yankcos arc not to be trusted advised
the colorcd people not to trust white people
carpet ct-baggcrs and Yankees; who wcro
the mcanost people on the earth. lie doubt
ed cvon If mulattoes could be trusted the
white blood in their veins might gain the
mastery. lie said tho action OF the Goorgu
Legislature in turning out the negroes would
incrcaso the majority for Grant. At first it
was thought tho negro mombcrs would draw
their revolvcr5 and assert their rights in blood
which would have been a help for the
Democrats. lie was glad they had dono 9th
crwisc; ho thought tho coming election
;w,hich hoyce:s way it went, would cause bioodshod
Tho whole spaoo,:. was Of r;i..:2hhllng and con
Trajectory character.
lc1- The resignation of Il. A. Lcwio, a
member of tho House from Lexington, who
came horc, elected on the radical ticket, was
sent in and accepted to-day. Mr.. Lcwc has
boon suffering for somo time past an intense
disgust for the rottcnness displayed by the
party with which, in an evil hour, he had af
filiatc1, and no longer ablo to endure his NOR.
tiGcation, ho returned to his constituency last
week, made an open confession of faith in the
Democratic party, tcndcred his resignation
and camc squaroly out as champion for Soy
mour and Blair. IIc is tho third conspicuous
covert sincc tho commcncomcnt of the sos
sion, Thowny Goodo Stubs and Richard
Grant, both primary radicals, from Marlboro
having preceded him The latter retain thcil
soats, voting With the Democrats, and on thcil
return homo, will take the stump for tho white
mans party.
[ Columsbio Cor, Charleston Courier.