Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25
mississippi.

defiant and NindlrliNo spirlA IA TAO
late election, which is evidently the
offspring u hate and feeling of
security in their power 70 trample
upon the rights aud feelings OF 1he
white man,
The white people having stopped
10 court lhs L,yor oi the negro, ahd
feeling conscious OF having dragged
lhe dignity of their Caueassian ma
ture ia the dirt, and stopped 10 the
point of degradation, in tho vain
effort 10 establish a friendly Tela'
llonship with slaves and-menials
who have been freed by an outside
power aud forced upon tho same
political level, and having been met
with Enecrs, arc stirred Ia tho
depths Of their resentment with an
aniagonism they have vainly sought
TO repress,
IlcncciIrlh the lines will be
drawn sharply between tho races
In this State. The white men are
not likely again TO Offer TO irater-
niEe with the negro, but accept
stornly tho issues of tho irrepressl'
bic conflict of races.
EoUsPRocEEDISd,--A cor
respondent of the Jackson Clarion,
writing from Crystal Springs, under
date OF Nov. %, says:
On yesterday Sunday evening
quito number OF gcnilcmen assem-
6lcd on the platform ut tho depot,
MS ia common at train hour. Lieut..
Whitall rode up aud ordered them
TO disperse, drew his pistol, pre-
scntcd il TO the breast OF DIR. Hans
low, candidate for the Legislature,
and arrested and lodged him in
iail, made u speech TO tho colored
men present, ordered them TO arm
themselves aud come TO him, and
when he raised his white gloves TO
fire; dispatched TO Jackson for SOL
dicrs, ordcrel the Mayor to have
every man arrested who was on the
platform, then galloped back to Gal
latin and sent his soldiers to make
arrests. In short time lIe return.
cd with the Sheriff, tho Assistant
assessor of Revenue, and Probate
Clerk. who commenced their whole
sale business of arrest. Col. Redus
was arrested and locked up in the
town prison and various other per-
sons were locked up, and when the
writer retired US midnight they
were still making gsarrcsts.
Monday morning, at G o'clock, all
was Quiet-prisoners all marched
to GaIlatin. Is there TO be no end
to these military outragcs?
ALL CoRN AND NO CoTToN.-Thc
Columbus Index, Of the I'd, says:
To show our readers that the fif.
tcenth amendment is the thing for
tho negro, we will state, for the in
formation of unbelievcrs, that we
had q conversation with II colored
admiref of. Alcorn yesterday, in
which said admirer stated that "his
notion of tho thing was that Alcorn
was not man, but an idea. That
the negroes hated cotton like the
| devil, and that when tho scaly-bags
and carpct,wags camo electioneer-
ing for Alcorn, they. thought they
meant for thesnegroes to plant and
work nothing bat corn crops; and,
therefore, the Alcorn ticket was
what they wanted, as opposed to
cotton" sss.
Your dcponcnt. aficr this stopped
elcctioncering for Dent.
THE ELECTION FRAUDS, ETc.-
Says tho Natehcz Democrat Of
the 4th .. D-
The Radical work Of carrying
this election was considerably facil
itatcd by the fatal, indifference Of
the whito people Of the State. In
Adams county alone, we regret ex
cecdingly to say, there We're three
hundred and iiity.thrce registered
whites who neglected to cast tliell
votes. ....cf.az.s s.s ssh ,saas
The Crystal Springs correspon
dent of the Jackson Clarion, writ
ing on the 1st inst, makes the fol
lowing report of frauds in Copial
county: ".--
EpiroR CLARIoN--Your predic
tions in reference to the Radica
frauds at the elections have beer
verified to the letter: At this pre-
cinct the registrars and military
officials have been guilty of The
grossest outrages. Tho following
are few of the facts:a
/. Radical negroes, under age
and others have registered, withou
being sworn and have voted.
Q. Radical negroes, residents o
Hinds county, under age, after hay
ing bcep refused their registration
certificates in Kinds have been reg
istered hero and have voted. -
8. Conservative negro votershav'
beemejeeted from the ballot-box fo
refusing to vote the Radical ticket
4. BY command Of Lieut.. Whitall
the negro town marshal examined
the tickets in tho hands of negr'
voters before they were admitted +
vote-taking from thesConservativ
negroes their tickets and substitu'
ing Radical ones.
iiai 5. The same duties were per
formed under the same authority b.
a little white son,of a b=-7hg namc'
aWitham. t7sSt yd tsssHmges7 < e'1
! 6. In one case the registration
certificate was actually taken fron
a Conservative negro by an ofiicia
and torn up in the presence Of th
crowd. In this case the Board rC
; fused 70 re,rcgisters although the.
were made aware of the fact, an