The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-22
AN INTERESTING EPIsTLE.

Contrary to an established custom of the fro
ternity, we print the following anonymous letter.
which has reached US through The mail. The or
biography is not very good, but the moral con-
veyed is we'll worth attention:
NEAR AsBERy, S. c., July the 1st, 1869.
Ny Dear Miss Sue: Your highley asteemed
communication reached its phase of destination
some days ago and was therby perused by me.
was glad to hear from you and to hear of your
wheare abouts-was glad to hear of your good
helth and high prospearity-was glad indeed to
hear that the god of justice had howard you un-
der thy wing of pertecsion and keep you in life
and helth up to the dat Of youin 1 truley hoap
he will continue his love and mersey with you.
Me and my little family is well and doing so
crops is good in this poson of the country and
good labores is very scarse no newse at present
worthey of Relating You aske me if polytickes
war all ded in this vasnity rha are as fur as
know though the effects of them is Raigen scare
ously speshley with such characters as my selfe
poore white renters stands But Slim chance
that is in getting good lands to cultivat Sence
slavery has ben abolished the freedmans has won
the love and affection of the biggest posion OF
the land hoalders yes thay have for the last year
or too ben supplied with means to farme in prefri-
ance of poore whteman yes ther was Demey-
cratic clubs formed allover the country and thay
past Resolution after Resolution and yused ever
exerson that lay in ther power to pecure good
democrat president tha past Resolutions that
thay wold no: imploy nor shelter no man who vo-
led Radical ticket and at the Hame time a graft
meney of them had agents allover the country
a hireing Radical negroes to do there work and at
last employed them in prefriance of the good hon
est man who voted with them
know of q serting widow who lives in few
miles of me who said time and again that she
would not imploy no niger nor white man who
voted Radical ticket and at the same time she
had a negro man and his family living in her
yeard and when the day for the election arroved
by the time the morning star arose he from his
bed made headway to the election and by the time
the hour arrove to cast voates he was there ready
to cast q Republican ticket and back home before
the widow arosed from her bed and sitter she
found out his patriotical trick she turned off q
hard working white man who she had on her
plaise and moved the freedman and his family in
the house and give him her choycest lands to cul-
tivat
And ther has ben thousands Of noble brave men
who has stood shoulder to shoulder with them and
ben ingaged in ever. vasisitud from Queanbeck to
the present dat turned off homeless without
shelter to hoover there darling babes from the
bowling storms for the comfret of those who op-
pose them in ever election and in short language
are whetting the knife to cut there throat 1 say
let this thing continure hoorerng thy emmy un-
der thy roof and supplying them with the means
and thay will see what few years hence will
bring if it has not already brought them to be-
come an eye witness of the dieng strifes of ago.
ny though no matter what coarse others may tax
but for my selfe give me true policy or none l
must cloase write soon yes very soon
T e,;ll Remain YOUR Dearest Friend G.