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9omm oations
FOR THE KEowEE COURIER.
CLAYTON, RABuN Co, GA,
AUGUST I'd. 1890.

LYEAytEEt4eE atar 60
a. meeting Of the ~citizons was this day held
to advance tho interest, of the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company, and tho other Railroads
IN anticipation, to connect at or near this
place. The number in attendance was 80
large that the meeting was hold III the Bap.
tist Church; which was so crowded with both
ladies and gentlemen, as to Gil the house mud
leave q great number Of persons outside, who
could not obtain room within.
On motion Of u. NJ. Nethcrland, Col. II.
l. Mozely vas unanimously chosen Chairman,
and on motion Of Hon. II. w. Cannon, Judge
James Bleckley was unanimously elected
Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. A. w.
Cannon, G. NJ. Netherland, Esq, o. @.
Bentley Esq, and Mr.. Thomas Kelly. Tho
addresses were very earnest and appropriate,
and we've received with marked attention
amidst great enthusiasm at the prospects of
the completion of the proposed roads.
G.. NJ. Nothtrland, Esq, offered the follow.
ing resolutions:
Resotuctl; That VIC sincerely regret the ab.
soncc from this meeting, ofetho President of
the Blue Ridge Railroad, Gen. James w.
Harrison, aud tho consequent disappointment
of the large audience in attendance on the
meeting.
Rssoluc1, Thut VIC arc proud Of the inter.
est this day manifested by our citizens, both
mulc aud female, in the great enterprises that
bid fair to elevate North East Georgia to her
proper position, md that to which she will
now quickly leap, us surely as the steps inau-
guratcd are completed, SO that her vust re.
sources mny be properly developed.
Rcsclve1, That we ~rcitcratc the resolutions
of tho meeting held at Clayton on the first
Tuesday in Juno last; and recommend them
to the consideration of every citizen.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the Anderson Intelligcnccr," tho
"kcoweo Courier" the "Southcrn Watch.
man." and the 'Southcrn Banner" for pub.
LEGATION.
The meeting adjourned.
IL. Il. MOZELEY, Chrn.,
JAMES BLEcKLY, Scc'y.
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EoR THE KEowEE COURIER.
WALIiAI.LA, S. G.

WALHAILA, S. G.
Editors Kcovec Courier: Gentlemen A
stranger to the country, in which the Demo.
CRITIC and Republican factions have 80 f%crccly
and cruelty contendcd for supremacy, must
be astoundcd at the mutual recriminatiou and
dcnunciation still used and encouraged in
public or private discussions.
All culture, experience, and good sense,
appear to be forgotten in the political disstn-
sions that serve to lash the tempcrs Of nom
bers Of either party into a total disregard Of
good breeding and courtesy Of language
Democrats would seem to assert, by their in
tolerance Of opinion concerning the views Of
those citizens of the United State: Of Alncri
Gu who refuse to accept Democratic dogmatism
as sanctiiicd truth, that non .co~nformists to
their creed and political resolutions, arc ex.
communicate from ticil right to manly and
decent intercourse.
The writer of this note begs leave to ask
an explanation Of this extraordinary acrimony,
shown SO rccklessly and persistantIy to those
who claim u right, Inherent and incxt ngush
~
able, to think and decide for themselves.
concerning the wisdom, honesty and patriot
ism of all parties which may endeayor to
occupy the chair Of State.
by what Democratic logic, or by what act
of Democratic Legislation can the right of pri.
vote Judgment be insolcntly wrestcd from
anti war gentlemen, who choose to distrust
tho Democratic party in, but not of, tho Uni.
ted States of America?
An insulted native, born graduate of tho
South Carolina College, where young gentle
men (from every section of q common Union
of Districts,) were trained to study tho fable
Of the shield with = golden face to one Knight
and a silver face to his antagonist, Is solicit.
Gus to know if the Democratic party is pre-
pared to deny, to rosurrcctod Wings, the
liberty Of feeling, speaking. and living their
opposition to Democratic rulo.
Worry respectfully,
WM. NJ. LAYTON, JR.,
A Charleston Clariosophic.
RIcnpURa, near Walhalla, s. 9.
Aug 6. 1859.
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Tribute Of Respect,

WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased an All.wise God to
remove from our midst our highly esteemed and
beloved GLASS -mate, RoB'r. STUMBLING:
Joy md tranquility quickly fed when tho mourn.
Iui intelligence was announced 10 us that this
%snatchod from HIS earthly homo and borne TO
Heavens ohanoery:
"where Aneels and Aroh.angel. wings,
Flnttored around tho persisted form,
TO tune the clay-oold lips to sing,
While the Saviour Welcomed home" r.
Ho now sleeps In tic 10y arms OF death, and
though fond eyes miss him and fond hearts mourn
for him. 1t IL pleasant to review his last days, mud
note The interest taken in our Sabbath School
GLASS, Of which he was o member. His seat was
seldom vacant he was there desiring to be In
structed in those things which tended to his fu-
ture happiness, and in his last moments he found
faith in Jesus, and exclaimed, while yet rational,
- am not afraid to die" o convincing proof that
o homo In Heaven Is his. What q sweet %oonsola.
ton IL must be to those who 90 tenderly loved him.
Sleep on, dear friond, thou art gone, but not for
Cotton. No moro will thy football be hoard, or
thy voice greet us, yet, In q brighton world we
hope to meet thee. 8V G@tf,ig
Resoivs,d lat That we, as q Sabbath School,
unite our tears and sympathies with the bereaved
family, trusting that our loss 10 his eternal gain.
Rssolved, 2nd, That his GLASS wear n badge OF
mourning FOR thirty days, as q mark OF Prospect for
the departed. t& ~,
Rssolusd, srd. That we set aparta blank pas
In our Sunday School Journal TO his memory.
On motion, ~ aas ordered that thissTributs 81
Rsapactbe published IN the y Keowoe Courier.Da
July 2S, 1858.
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The Alabama Election.
RIOT IN MoDlLE-A NUMBER OF PERSONS
KILLED AND. WOUNDED

RIOT IN MoDlLE-A UMBER OF PERSONS
KILLED AND. WOUNDED
Mon1LE, August 6.-Thore was q serious
riot here last night, beginning at an outdoor
Radical meeting. It had boon rumored du-
ring the dry that the negroes contemplated
burning Colonel Mann, the Democratic oandi-
date, in efigy, and tho citizens held a consul.
tation with the Major aud some Of the Radi,
cal leaders, and advised them to postpone tho
meeting and certainly prevent the burning Of
the efigy, as the white people could not be pre-,
vented from resepting sucha n indignity. They
promised thai there should BIO no meeting,
but at eight o'clock bonfres were ilgntcu,
and the negroes, about fifteen hundred in
number, and many armed with pistols, guns
and razors, assembled and were addressed by
their leaders, who used the most inQammato-
ry language. The whites crowded around to
hear what was being said and one accidental
" trod upon the foot Of q negro. Just as the
alteration which provoked this occasion was
concluded, o pistol shot was fired, which was
followed bya general firing of guns and pis.
tolls. The negroes dispersed rapidly. A de.
tatchment of United States troops had been
sent to the vicinity by request Of the Major
previous to The riot, but they took no part 10
IL. Three negroes were killed outright, four
police officers four negroes, and four citizens
were wounded. There we're only one hundred
.rksxn nnnHxnnsn Az Gcno. .Sa
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THE XIX Century.

The August number Of this beautiful
Southern Monthly is before us and we ven,
ture the assertion that q Magazine more deep
Ply interesting in oyery deppurtmsnt is not
published posthiior South vf Che Potomac
There Ore ND ce,ptiaded stories, aud every ar
Eticlo is rspiete with entertainment. Tbs
charm Of "The XIX Century" isssthat Il is
not dry. We have in this number aSrsaoy
personal skotch Of Early Southern Authors
from the pom of William Gilmore Simms; a
thrilling Episode, ''1n tho Surf" by an officer
of tho u. s. Navy; the capture of tho block
iade runner Margaret and Jessie; Rcminis.
ccnces of Public men, by a distinguished
Ex-Governor of South Carolina; Description
of Medical life in Paris; BY Prof. SF.sp Por-
cher; Porsonne's "Shoulder to Shoulders"
some pleasant thoughts about Shelley, the Pc.
ct; a talo Of the Grecian Archipelago; and
n score of othor good things calculated to On
liven the fresidc, and make men and women
think.
Thu leading newspapers of the North, cvi.
denly astonished that any good can come
''c'4t Of Nazareth" have bestowed unqualified
praise on the Magazine, have republished its
articles. aud declare it to be equal to the best
periodicals published in America. Let our
Southern people SEQ to it that "The XIX
Century receives their hearty support. Cop.
ies may be found at the store of DR.. A. e.
Norman.
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Administrators Sale.

WILL SELL. to the high ri bidder, for cash, sn
1 Wednesday,, the 25th day of Anguat. al the res
dencc OF Xachariah Hall, deoeaael, i"'
a LOT OF CORN, hl
\ LOT Or WHEAT, n
ONE MARE. five years old; 4E
LOT or CATTLE.
noes and SitEEr.
FARMING TOOLS.
H0USE'IOLD AND kITGHEN FUR
NIrURE. 81.
j.. J. NORTON. Admir-.
Ang. 4, 1868 i3 I'd
Tue STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OGONEE COUNTY.
IN COMMON piEAs-kouiTT sii,=-
J. u. !lagood
W. Bill TO ForeclO5e Mort
a. % ysdSsr T. an" nd Il. gage 1s.s
PURSUANT TO nm order male in the Conrt OF
l. Common Ploas. Equity side, ut July 'rerneI
viii sell TO the highest bidder. OH saledAy in ssp
TENDER ext, at tho Market House, in WnthAlla,
THE TRACT OF LANr
Described in these pleadipgs rs the pr ,perty of
the defendant, a. j. Looney. situated in said
State and County, adjoining lnnds Of Capt. Wm.
Steele and others, and containing As acres moro
or less. uE4A ifa
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay extra for
title and stamps. '&'
j. w. %sTRIBLING, G .c.p.o.o. .
Clerks Office, AuR, g., 1869 at
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The Weather,

5f ForSthe past week the weather, in this SEQ.
tlon, has becn remarkably cool, for this time
Of year. Fires during the mornings have been
ia demand. Though rain would provo bene.
fioial, crops in our immediate vicinity are by
no means suffering. Other sections Of tho
County are not so fortunate.
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A Brave Man Fallen.

The recent, unprecedented, destructive
freshet in Texas has caused the death of one
Of the most daring mon ever known in this
country. Having cmigratcd to the clone
star Statc," twoy years ago and having made
90 ssaaasaasy pregarat!ssa.s: !:
seeing that his property was in danger 81
being swept away by the food, Manscl jolly,
crossed and recrossed the swollen river, the
Sabine, despite tho rapidity of the current,
not less than three times on horseback, in
efforts to save his effects. On the occasion
of the fourth trial, his horse became unman-
ageablo, and both it and the rider were
drowned. The sad tidings have just been
communicated by letter to his aged mother,
residing in Pickcus. jolly fell a victim to
that bold and daring spirit which he exhibited
during the late war, and in his repeated en-
counters with the minions of despotism sub,
sequent to the surrender. Col. Trowbridgc,
who had the honor to command a regimen,
of swcct.sccnted hirelings, and Lieut.. Col.
Brown, of the Maine Battalion Of the V. P.
A. U. S.,,will not easily forget the man who,
single-handcd, successfully defed their pow.
or, and made them quail before him. We
have no apology to make for his deeds of vic,
lence ; but We believe that if unprovoked by
the Yankees, Mansel jolly would have re
NAMED a quiet farme. in Pickens
AbbevtWe Banner, 4h inst.
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Walhalla Select School.

Mrs. GOODMAN, as will be seen by adver-
sisement, intends opening a select school in
the of Walhalla, for young ladies and
children. AS sho is cminontly qualified to
give instruction 10 all branches necessary to
Q thorough education, we recommend hor
school to the public. The first session will
commence on the 23rd Of August, inst.
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Numerous New Advertisements, Of
Importance, will be found in this number Of
tho CoURIER. Our readers may fud it to
their advantage to read the new advertise.
naasnts az they appear each week.
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. ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Mar.
"a tina Thomas, deceased, either by Note or
Account, will do we'll to como forward nnd pay
up. Those having demands will, render tho
same TO the undersigned, legally attcsted.
ai l.. THOMAS, Admir-
Aug. 10. 1860 a.
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Estate Notice.

NOTICE is horoby given that I will apply to
~ tho Judge Of Probate, ut his Office. in Wal
haiia, on Tuesday. the l4th day of September
next, for loavo to dispose Of the Estate Of Joseph
Brewer. scninr, deceased. according to his last
will and testament. Creditors and othors in.
teral.cd are notified to be present on Tint occa.
sion. r ROB'r. a. THOMPSON, -
Administrators With Will annexed"
Aug. 0, 1869 Al
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E1HP2HSE
Sewing Machine !!
WHY II IS TIE BEST

T hns q Straight Needle, perpendicular actioa.
| make tte Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which will not
rip nor rYvel, ard is alike on boil, sides performs
perfect Sewing on cvery description Of material.
with Cotton, Linen or Silk thread, from The eonrs.
cst tSthe finest number. 81
ltiioms. Fells, Binds, BraiLs. Tucks; Quite
and GHhers.
3sa Fnmily Sewing Mcchineit has no superior.
For sale at manufacturers prices. with freight
added, by
- j.. q. EVANS. Agent.
PxSpLsTuS, s. y.
So Circulars sent free on application.
luly 80, 1869 SO In
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Frost.

We have boen informed that heavy frosts
have fallen during the last few nights in what
ts known as Horse Cove, N. G. Frost in
Augast!s Quite carly.
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Walhalla Select SchooE

GOODMAN will open q School in tho town
Az Of Walhalla. for young ladies and children-
The session will commence on the 28rds Of Augush
md Gloss on tho 23rd of Dsso,rss:.
rseMs psa SESSION OF POUR MONTHS
Advanced pupils, !; $40 90,
Second Glass. 1;.% q 81 90,
Use Of Instrument, {; % (.
Esory effort will DO nal, by tho Principal to-
Improve for Papils In their several hrAnpl. as OF
study. md practical attention paid to their manstS
ners and morals. NnS
Tuition to bo p,id ut tho expiration Of frat.
month. .a ~
Mas. A. 8. GOODMAN, prinoipal,ys
MIss KATE GOODMAN. GovernesS5
Miss ELBERTA GOODMAN, %H,&
Teacher of MuBi9Y
There will DO a lesson given in DANCING eysnyAa
Friday afternoon ut 4 O'Clock. E5
TERMS s
Per session Of Four Months, payable in tals
vance, 4; s. 81 $
Childron not attending tho School may nevs r.s
theloss join tho Dancing class. S4M
August 10, 1869 Al gs tfN%ll
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Public Buildings.

Walhalla is to have a Court House and
Jail*in short order. The first ground has
been broken, by which we mean the lumber
IS rolling in for the Jail, and near 10000
brick moulded for the Court House. The
Workmen are here and the Jail is expected to
DC raised this week. The contractors arc
pushing men, and we'll they. need be, as the
Court House is to be far enough toward com.
pletion, to be used for the November term Of
the court, This will necessitate pushing, the
building being sixty by forty feet, made Of
brick and two stories high. 1t will add to the
town, and we arc anxious to see it completed,
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WALHALLA, S. c..
Friday Morning, August IS, 1869.

~ IN Now York, on tho 9th instant,
Cotton was quoted at 333. Gold 35s,
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). II. PIIILPOr,
Jndge of Probate
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENS COUNTY,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
FICKENS COUNTY.
I. NJ. Alexander Petition for Final Set.
W. %tienlrnt and Decree,
Susan Alexander, ct.al
nppearins to my satisfaction that Su+an
a. Alexander. Cora Talula Alexander and VI.
g. Alexander, DESCENDANTS in this ease, rcride
beyond the limits Of this State: It. is ordered
that The Hnid absent defendants do scvcrally an.
ponr at u Court Of Probate to be holden at Pick
ems Cour, House for Pickcns County on tho
10Th day of September next. To slcw cnuse. if
any they can, why q final settlement If tho Es.
tate OF Fountain Alexander. deceased. shun!d
not DO had and u decree pronounced thereon.
On failure to attend, your consents to tho Same
Will be entered OF record.
Given under my hand and seal IF said Office
this 9th day Of Jnly. 1869
III PHHLpor.
Judge Of Probate.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CROLlNA,
rIcxESs covSTY-rN PROBATE COURT.
Mabry MaulGin'
w. Petition for pnrtit;op.
Vardry Mauldin, et.al.
appearing to my satisfaction that Vardry
i Mauldin, Bird Martin and wife Caroline,
Harvey Smith and wife Alkaline, defendants in
this case. reside beyond the limits of this State;
On motion Of IIolcombe, Pro. Pet. tits ordered
Tint said absent defendants do appear at n Court
OF Probnte to DO holden ut Pickens Court House.
y. o., for Pickens County, within forty DAYS
from the publication of this notice, or their con.
sont to tho same will DO entered Of record.
.t1 !. II. PEIILPOT,
, az Judge of Probate.
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Incendiarism.

We haye%been informed that the dwelling
house Of JOHN Price was burned down on
Monday the I'd instant. Mr.. Price and his
grand daughter had come to WnlhalIa on that
day and no living soul was about the prem.
Uses. On his return he found his dwelling
md out.buildings q heap Of ashes. Nothing
pf his furniture was saved, the building being
pretty well consumed before the fire was dis
covered. Tho house WINS situated on the
public road loading from old Pickens to Wal
halla and about ono mile from tho Falls on
Little River. A part Of the buildings was
OH either side Of the road and too far apart
10 take fire from each other. Only the build.
ssilligs op.the eastern side Of the road we're in
shabited, and II 10 the general impression, the
fro Wasthe work Of an inceDdiary. Every.
,sshing, provisions, household furniture, were ali
lost. Mr. Price isap old, highly respected cit
ssIzen, being over seventy years old, md though
owning q small river farm his losses will fall
sNeayliysatSshis time. &We have. heard of some
vague suspicions against certain parties, but
nothing to Y SNsfant us giving namcs.
~ ~ Hhf Il - EFHN ~ VI - aE 80.
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Estate Sale.

Rf virtue of an order to me directed. By Richard! >
IL LOWS, ESQ.,. Judge orProhate of Oconee Coun-
y, will sell to tho highest bidder. at tic Market,
House in Wslhalla, on Saleday'iu September nsxs,
TWO LOTS or LAND,
Lying nenr tho Depot, belonging to tho Estate OF,
YIN. II Hogshed. deceased. 4 &3
TERMS C.ASH-Purc,nsers to pay extra fafY
stamps aud titles. ~
JAMES II. ROBINS. so .oNr
Aug. 8, 1909 A @
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

WILL SELL to the highest bidder, before the
1 Market House door, In the town Of Walhails,s
on Snleday In September next, tho following tracts
Of Land. belonging tothe Estate Of Eli Cleveland.
deceased. viz: AY
Tract No, 2, containing $40 acres, adjoining
tracts Nos. Y ind 5. md r.. NJ. Cleveland. 'i'H'
Tract No. 8. containing GA aeres. adjoining
tract No. 2. !. W. Sanders, G.. w. Hunt and a.
j. Lowery
TERMS OF siBE.-0n q credit OK one, Tive
and three years. the purchase money to be secured.
by note. personal security. and q mortgage Of, tho.
premises sold; tho note to DO drawn payable In
three equal annual successive ins ailments, With
interest from dhle.
pas. Purchasers to pny cxtra for titlos,a MORT.
gage and stamps.
BAY plats ara ready for examination. Mr.. r..
IL. Cleveland. on Tract No. l. will glve All nsess~
sary Information In regard to these lands,
paS- These tracts Ito oonveBieAt to- The Rail
road, and arc valuable for their farming linus Ind
timber in@{ GGl via u{5f asfaiJit3Hr,
.se R0B'T. A.. THOMPSON,
fltug. s., 1860 a. a,sns sSsssrs~
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Sherif's Sale

10Y virtue ofa Writ of Ficri Fncias. to me
I'D directed, will hell, to tho highest bidder
at Pickens G. H., on saleday in September next,
the following property:
One Traot Of Land, lying on waters Of Shoal
Creek, adjoining lands Of jesse Crenshaw, Abel
Hendricks and others, and containing SO Acres
more or less, leviad on Ms the property of c,
Hendricks at tho suit of B. f. Morgan and 9th.
crs.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra for
titles and stamps.
JoAB MAULDIN, s.p.c..
Aug. O., 1860 I'd
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENS COUNTY.
John l.. Latham Petition for Parti
VS.. ton md Sale Of
1 9o' e. l. Il Ds"" and vito An Real Estate.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Jesse r..
Il Dean and wife Auna, and Sarah Latham,
defendants in this ease, reside beyond tho lin.
it's of this Stato: On motion Of IIolcombc. Pro.
Pct, it is ordered that tho said absent defend
ants file their plea, answer or demur to said
petition. in the Office of j nd se Of Probate, with.
in forty days from the publication of this notice;
as on failure to do SO tho petition will be taken
pro conlssso against them.
I. II. PHILPOr,
Writ ' . ,JoIua ur Dr,L,tS.
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Notice to Taxi ayeps.,


y orler to relieve tho burden Of tho poodle as,
l mrci AZ possible, l will continue to recoiIo tho.
Tux until tho 2lst Of August. 1869, afteF which
time my Books will certainly bp closed. ga . pen.
atty Of % per cent. added to tho T,xlSr ali de-
.aulters. ~
S. G. HEsNDoN.T
Treasurer Ocenoe County.
Aug. II. 1a0a Al 81
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THE NEGRO DooMED.-Wc are Temporal
rily in need Of the negro's labor. Let us, as
soon as possible, do away with such a need.
It eau be done by the importation o. 4%a.ss:;atics.
The latter are coming, without any effort on
our part to bring them. Tho exodus from
China has already begun. They are coming
to the South in numbers that will render, in
comparison with them, the German immigra.
ton to the great West an insignificant affair.
The disposition Of tho negro to initiate tho
follies Of the white raoe--without being able
to emulate their virtues-renders his exter-
mination from the North American continent
as certain as his existence. IF he had been
contented to be q negro as God made him,
and not striven to cast his skin, and be a
white man--cxercising the highest privileges
Of white men, the law making power--his
future, as q race, might have been assured.
AS y is, he Is doomed. Every Chinaman
that steps into a Southern cotton field, does
80 as the executioner of.a negro. Ills with
pain and sorrow that we see such a fate be-.
falling the negro, but he has brought It on
himself. He does not chow even the manli-
ness and Independence OF an sIndian--of get.
ting out Of the Yay 10 time. III,
80 Il sis.iy .ss., L.Alo5Ae Hs,i5ans,5 !.