The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20
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Io think their service little enough
Tor 70 warrant them in occasionally
roeketting llnade out Of the old powder
1tnat Ice shot al Grant for the amusement
and cdifcation If class Of stiff old gentle
men-Ehc have lost their niggcrs--roman-
tic young women who love brave talk, and
mewliag young men that have nothing else
Is 10 than % strut and talk politics. And
The POOR laborer gcc haws behind his pillow
thc least uneared for BY these reckless Lead
era who never care strer for him save in
IN election o. afroo fight, and then the poor
laborer i the apple Of their eye. You see
what i the matter.
But what S the matter, that We have
State troops and United States troops here
ID uur midst Don't you know why ? You
know that both negroes and white men have
been taking the law into their own hands
md going about disguised inthe night whip
ping and putting to death---and that the
law--the poor MINIS protectcr--has laid
Hat oil it, back without having made ono
single arrest while people slept in their
beds uneasy Of every rascal who perchanee
having a grudgc against thcm-and every
rascal can make uphis gang would force
sway into their homes and by means d
ie force, IN disguise. without fear Of The
andr the law i aslcep--subjcet them
maylo families 10 Infamous treatment and
ra,s;.,, -ss--as- ,s.u know that loud
in kAicis, incbs, abuse, pcrsonal aud
assassip1tal. about rising II our strength
goysfling from power, my God / what
\ %rstrength lay'nt We been shorn of
/lrIocks Z Ask Congress. and MT a single
sord ofeoun.ei for tie peace and prosperii-
", the IAN md gooi order. that the labor
ing people wtAt g 10 established IN their
midst, has been spoken. IMthis way our
Paple have been .ehooleI IN the yellow
back literature il bullyisu and noisy talk
i'm and Old fosJi4n when they should have
been learning % cad in the spelling book
u q aew era and new age al Of which IS
eolnprehended IN Die sum ofthc rcconstrac-
tim liwa passei " Congress since tho war.
You sce Grant reads tie papers and
eopgroe reads ,hc papers. Gov. Holder
sa~ Bis cue aud jumped at il. "Thc cisil
lag can't bc enforced ID North Carolina, i
taya hc, 4 | an throaicncd and abused, !,
the negroes aro cared aud scoug,cd aud
.'Fling to tres. . my peace officers arc
afeaA toexecaie ihc law !; what rl,aIl lido !
II lsis. aud Grant answer. turn out
yaar iaais trooIa aud make auosis and n
you have any diiicallyI will back You
Nth The United s.aies army. Coy. Holden
'lpes Is mi Iii L What's the matter now
We hnse " srrsetodit IN along And for
HrIt4in portion We have had
lissat ". ay, worso than
ts'sssys fgrcr ibafyia
yrnr inpataheo % rs ia
any osIlcrs.
Suffice . - the State i in leuoc of
lass And il beiioros all rood men ratI.-
4 Il lewis s,ms g.nsillc means n getting
her u. u ri M t'ian - blow aed fret /
illa sqf,is aser slo ndyhl. L Tho cause
i hcr present. embarrassment. We teli
he people there i but ono WY Z. T. Co.
abmt u tie eisiilIr. se maintain prop.
r rcsPcc. ~ ,le goyerhn,eat .Lat i over ,
i, ,oyote for only zach men for Office who ,
'fe mot calculated 70 work for Tho bencf, ,
aud property olihe State Il largo without !
earl 2 tarty eliIles q personal preju. Il
lieas We prete, ,l.al TIC working poo /
lie have had nothing % 10 with no pre. :,
Ut situation. nul iiiEliiQlI time tlnt il,ey Z
ooked for ID ilsir leaders that ealmness, /
iisiiiiy u word aud manner. and fairness :,
I j'slga'cnti lliat tlo country, now Of all !,
Inc. The NUT noois. !,
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