The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-02
!. - The EHeets6 RadicaliSpn.

We cub few paragraphs here and
there-and only few, for column or
two might easily be made up-to show
the baneful effects of radical preaching.
Murder and riotzruRs wild over the land,
and yet with singular bat happy deter
Mutation, the Southern people are ex-
hibiting a patient forbcarance which
scarcely has a parallel: > :
NEGROES ON THE RANPAGE.-Is seems
that some companies of armed negroes
barricaded all the approaches leading
to the house Of N, Hayward. ESQ, on
Combahee, refusing to allow any negroes
to work under 81, so day. Mr. Hey.
ward reported the matter to the civil
authorities, at WATERFORD but they
were unable to afford him any raid. He
then applied to the Colonel commanding
the Post for aid. which he said he could
not give, as his Instructions we're to do
| nothing without first telegraphing to
Charleston. On Sunday one of these
companies constituted themselves court
for the purpose of trying a negro, who
had given. information of theii organiza.
tion. They sentenced him to be hung :;
and proceeding to carry out their threats,
the leaders of this negro COMPANY went
around collecting + cir forces, and pro,
ceeded to Mr. Lcwndes' plantation. They
asked MIR. Campbell, the agent Of the
place for the negro, saving that, as soon
as they would get through with him thew
would attend to the overseer.. DR.. E.
BisSell reported the matter to the civil
authorities and troops were sent. On
their way down to the place, they were
fired on by negroes, but succeeded in
capturing some fourteen of the rioters.
No one was hurt as far as could be
learned. charleston Courier.
A lea'lins radical declared on the
streets Of Raleigh, North Ca, olina, a day or
two since, that ''if Seymour and Blair
were elected, the, colored men Of the
South would not submit to it."
This man, saws the Sentinel, was but
uttering incenliary language, put into
+ his mouth by white reneeades. They
threaten war and revolution, lfthe penrlc
of the North decide that the Constitution
shall be restored. Let Northern journals
make note ot.thiS.
A Collision took place, yesterday; near
Whitehall, OF the Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad, between party of uegroes
and some soldiers. The negroes fired
>uppn the soldiers, who Dispersed the
meh and wounded one Of the rioters. A
ring leader was colored preacher
About 40 negroes have been arrested and
taken to Wa1terbsro. : 49,.
A poor white man, named James D.
Thomas, was hrutally murdered by two
negroes, named Wallace and Graham, in
" ilhamsburg District, few days ago.
The body was sunk in o creek. The
murderers have been arrested.
-. A row occurred in S.. Augustine,
Florida, on the 18th instant, between
the whites and negroes, in which several
persons were severely injured. The
military quelled the disturbance.
On Saturday last large party of ne
groes assembled near the village of Ches-
ter, and with music and about sixteen
guns, marched to gathering con the
Union road. In the evening they re.
turned in military style, making a noisy
and defiant demonstration. Nothing Sc
rious occurred. :.
R. B. Elliott, speaker at a; radical
meeting at.Sumter, on Saturdaylast said
among other things equally as,incendiary,
Remember that'wc have told yeu to put
on your swords. ye men, of war, 60 out
to fight far s-as, -carr- tni-s -innd EEsss':I ir
shall be yosrs"-cries all over the house
of yes, yes, yes" "we will, we~w;iik"
"we want the land, "dat the ting" &c.
''In November next, you must ads
minister to your Democratic fair faces a
dose that will make them sick in the
NAV ; for let me tell you the best thing
You can do is to Kill them, and when,you.
bury them, ! want you to bury them
with their faces downvards. y