New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
SOUTH CAROLINA.

MIR. G. w. DUDLEY AND THE CONGRESSIONAL
CONTEST IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Letters from the LIST Congressional District
of South Carolina represent to that Mr. G. W. Dudley
is respectable, intelligent citizen, who never
Rebel except techncaly that he is candidate for Con-
in that District the Union Reform ticket that
his Republican opponent is negro barber; that the ne
grOe claim three out of the four members of the House
of Representatives. from South Carolina which. in the
estimation of Mr. Dudley, Is cutting II rather rat .
that the negro barber aforesaid ought to he induced to
withdraw and leave the field TO hr. Dudley, and that
THE TRIBUNE ought to its influence to produce such
result THE TRIBUNE prefers not to interfere in such
contest such grounds but cheeruly states the fact
that these representations have been made, and that
they from which it has every reason TO re-
gard as respectable.
Mr.. Dudley has issued the following address to the
of the LIST Congressional District OF South Carolina:
post duty the nominee for Congress Of
the Union Reform party has been assigned 10 which accept with
pleasure and gratitude 1t mine to call also to post ofdy and
respectfully invite to the patriotic work Of rebuilding State
Government the basis Of self sbnes,ng spirit an entire devotion
the public interests the Of those who charged with the ad
mnsaon Ofts affairs Up recent period South Carolina has
its Chief Executive officers through his term Of
upon private stranger the seat
o. Pcke1s Aston Bonham johnson Noble Aiken Butler sni 6r
liant catalogue Of other and that seat il is said he has found
with only years experience ample fortune.
are 0S to S 5 yG% Welding S fS 4 Of aRSd G you %
DID mansions and tine squpageS are m aThfe ara a come ONE
tuguhei gentlemen have visited and have told by what
presided the have become rich by
distributing Isl the hands Of these strangers who
ch upon poverty that prefer deposit e keys OF
the Treasury where the from toll and sweat are 10 e
guarded Twelve hundred thousand dollars demanded Of YOU a
by strangers foreign lands have moies ESn your
business the work 20 d. while th
resp The pTo6tsi Awake my floR-ctzcns awake TO the
duties the dsy and proclaim by the 18Th d October
that there Is life left tine old land yeti Let others fan the haine
dor who choose: for let not be blind TO that tfsr
csmpanonshp champions Of peace which IN the Le
soldiers. Carpenter and Bteri once standing se 10
face battle but with the tue recent oA
marching and shoulder 1 shoulder lB
out from WHO have made hge yea peace
terrible four of the Look al tbe my 'N
that sublime pattern take your places IN the auA'
Union and RefOrml
Does the colorc voter wng trap really for him again
again will be whiset up vote aud for hs hunger ana s
will be fed and clothed Ou with mouhy speeches o. e a
officials Trades OF hour the wealth Of lifetime
Tbey wont paw you coorcd owczn with the bones
tried them long enough
into the ranks Of those who have n'
will pledge themselves stand by rEh
orsake you The Southern people too poor 20
offer material assistance which much need Lke your
selves them hard struggle aud what they would most
willingly forbidden 60 do hy tue hard Circumstance
placed They live only taxes aul then "
wasted When they work, IL is with e
he enoyei by the cattle will work themselves We want
your help the ucosucs that work together WIN
Of enjoying the fruits shOr vines M
our fg-tree Come with aud enable 20 h TIE ocs with
honest competent pledge ourselves sOimnl
desert need Expecting aud 20
privilege Of addressing you will add no H present
Set /. IT0 {. W. DUDLEY.