The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-26
THE REV. B.F. WHITTEMORE.
row TWO sC0UNDKELs CoNTRIYED
TO CIT INTO CONGREss.
Thc Chaplain who Disuraced q Disreputs-
bic Massachusetts Heriment-The Whoie-
safe Robbery OF south Csrslinians- Gen.
Buffers Haired Of southern White Men.

Die Musrtlchusctts HeGtment-The Whote-
safe Robbery OF south Csrelinians- Gen.
Buffers Haired Of southern White Men.
Co ,sl OuutiCC % Ihu sun.
MHLfsGroN, :. O., May 21.--About June,
$50, tue brst Union troops entered Darington-a
as.ac, useu~ re,iinent rart Of the u. +. Butler
rrignde, unoer Gen. Beale The chaplain Of the
ru-hrGt vts v altteuore, who was recently ex.
cleo ir'in Con ress, yet who Is candidate
,,,CtioL To i.ti OuS. When Butter ldbored TO save
Mitienore from exclusion, he perfectly well know
tlut Miitleu ote Tore a very bad character but
snrb WINS Buffers haired Of the white people OF
Suu,n Carolina that he wanted Whittemoro IN Con-
rrcs, nouin.ly to represent them. but really to
uup.y ueg.
Iou. bsale made this town his headquarters, and
cumran e. q q detached posts which were estab.
= sUci he d,uercnt parts OF the Pedee region The
"mceis cO,nusniinE the posts discovered large
90 nric- ~ cotton the plantations. Already
" tijicmure haI ehaved disf eputably, ard was
i.tter tc ar ed ~ suitable person TO be chaplain
ofs Ma-sachuset. regiment But this regiment
largely c, mvusel vi oaiers who had been
PURCHASED IN NEW roaK.
Ite,NUtr, 1t cotton on the plantations expected 10
'cl aud use tic cnritI to cultivate their lands
p.oying tte rces by contract to do the labor.
lie NJ - .canowlsd ed that they were conc uerej,
auu % ne majority of them did not entertain even
ordinary retpect FOR the Democratic party. there
vas strong to~ife to fraternize with the RepuD-
+ N'air ANA thus secure Q good government Tor the
+ state. soCil bal ony, and business prosperity.
/ I,t tie officers OF tue Massachusetts, regiment 40
! vaniunly nisueh.yod themselves toward the per.
/ -'rs rnt properly OF tho white natives, that re-
neNod 81 feeling was ehgendered akainst the North
en- "n general. Many Of taose military onicers
/ 'cct rnd rcid frirci9s!ly
ron rBgiR own BgSETr,
III.
10 tay ust iher ire masters had cold the cotton ~
I 'e C,n..uert,e Cove, NJ cut anil then they made
: .r.'eree y iz,ng Con ederute property.
Iut ~ M TN. 20 - uch wPs published in Northern
f~rII e.- In condemnation Of those acts, that the
u. eI- iad 10 Ort new plea under which TO per
ic-ae & Il, .he.ts. That was, to seize planters
cotton, .nI hen was greatly alarmed, and rightly
i; MUD be taken away from him anyway,
.', "' 80 ga. "o would
SSEa GET AsYrurSo.
.t So uuT,i, n willie nan, would go to him and
f.r a. .s '.. "hDle iut at ten cents POUND. When
'..- ..d a,rc,ted tAo cotton WAS shipped,
10 ODD h,.tl 1 a ttOn - 10 80 cents pound.
A>uIE4H CoEtGMrnBLE FRAUD.
roe .u.I g.. ..lu inst e.u-cs Was also reduced to
/ '."' 80" -. fsts vi unfortunately got into
. cob sc lreS ntre inNgnu y ivuf. ,ard-
'.'I I'd. 5000. u"Vhiel tne waite opponents paid
ts .,wsers /. D.sdAstou never took
,... be. b, 80. h.c" ~ much the white man
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$3.50 80 AND THR STATE sESArE.
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,Ht =, t,t 20 T., m. lon.e al s,nresr, t'tivas
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