The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-11

until dey got so demoralized dey couldn't stay here
NOW now aont think OATS right. slavery am clean
pet-baggers would leave Inc people alone We should
| live togeder black and white
In old soar Karlina. Because dis iYI am Stub
6 born iacS.yon take the white people Of Karna,
raise togeier boys and gals wild de de de- folks
! and dere IL
NOTING TOO GOOD FOR
| Frinstance, my mudder TEX you from your mud
ders breast; she nqss you, she carry 10 school,
through life ike yon put milk In tea-it coors de
tea and change do taste. When you grow up, Of
ali de 10 Wy A"'u'"' '0' you v '''' A'D' v
Young cULLED FOLKS BORN ON DE PLACE.
Enoaes M Re peGnG ne oa slave
Harriet Beecher Stowe, In her uncle Toms Cabin
before the civilized world as the sum OF human
vllany.n
Riley here changed his right angled position for
an erect position, and, with expression on mis-
EBONY features that l must fail in describing, bat
t tI., photographer might have caught and ex-
:. scuse me. sab. for sayn' cuss word before
HARRIET BEEcnER STOWE AM D-D HUMBUG.
been save all o. my life and love my massa and
misses, though burlei dem as much as did before
believe make Missy Stowe dig u hole in a water
melon ami get in dar to hide herself for shame. You
see lie ting runs dis way:-lou own hoss. Now,
'spose you own hoss and want to drive dis after.
nooa. are You goin' to run hlm to death or try to
XIII hlmf Are you goin to whip him Il he don't dc.
own pockets Wen, you own chile; amt you goln'
( to bring him up right, anu II he don't 20 right
Amt you COIN TO WHIP
htmf That's what dey used TO do in Old times"
severe you ever whipped Yourself Riley ~ asked
the HERALD commissioner point blank.
"shuah. sarnln. lgot little oil It myself and
got boys n,reI to take care OF my carriages; got
lew OF dem standing before de Mills House; I'D ike
Glance TO give dem dozen when dey deserve it.
'Ihen you are In favor of whippings"
''Snrtin of that, sab, becos the culed people are
Ike olimea, ana sou keep childen strongest wid
correction, doltyou"
"well, but don't you think that slavery was q
"rnat may be SO IN general way with a wise
Bot 'sposs YOUR rADEs OWN DIS HOTEL,
and you ilhert de property You am not goln' to
question now he came by 1t. iou suffer death be-
found slavery here ami il stayed unll God saw nj to
wipe II out. Dut because We ar free do you think
We ought to go back Oh our owl pepper
AlST -GwiNE TO DO IT.
Isnnkmi am snaan we can live narmonlously to.
bcior9 scalie breeze"
Here Inc HERALD commissioner, from audible
articulation found that the intelligent Mr. Riley was
be mnns TO gfo| murray ana lndlstnct IN the
tat, of m, hlnoe board. MIR. .ley having pro.
card . ass took aoout iorty-two drops, and,
LOOKING iuto ne ga witn profound sigh, said
80 - not irom de wine wish TO speak, speak
from le heart, SAD"
peope o9posel 10 you In politics ~
40; oecaase Know they are mistaken, aud am
ONLY lille IN advance o. them, and like Governor
or, WAC IA IN ADVANCE Of lae White people, be-
EeNe ave or six years VIII make this tning all
ngntn
Il have hearl something about carriage OF
yours having been broken up by negro moo. Is
II sog"
"oh yes;
THEY TORE 1T ALL TO
pieces In the ciection OF 1868; threw brickbats at
and drew their pistols 10 Kill me- Afterwards the
waite ioiAs mn 10 up a purse oil SIX hundred and
tbrti-ole do.ars and MY cents and got new
carnage ihe money wdspgesenied 10 me on the part
ol the ciu2ens Oy Nr. Z. 1. Lowirics. NJ carriage
which y . broken 10y tue mob was worth about four
hundred donars. The moo was lei by William
Darrell a member or tae Union League who used
- De Save Oi Mr. StoL tue butcher. He Is the one
who saJt al. Finley The other day on the race
course
'.Have you been kindly treated by any OF the
I Eyes. wnile ar. Clark, Boston man. was Mayor
OF Charleston there were some exciable times. and
show tue colorei people-my own people-ghat l
was emitted 20 pspteetolL crowd then attempted
| 10 maze iass aud ne Mayor sent Tor guard"
| ''liave they noiested yol latelysn
'Tney bother me every day; only dis morning
they were sneeTin al me ON dc street as drove oy
aDoat my business. Tney cried, There goes Demo
cratic Riley. Us pity you Amt hung, you b-k
"iiaye you any friends to bacK you that are prom.
| incnt among the coored men OF this city ~
''oh, yes; taere Is John Brown and other demo-
| "Nell, suppose that election were TO be held
| to.morrow-hoy many colored men are there In
Charleston VINO would vote The democratic ticket IL
tney were projected against such Intimidation as
'Out OF aDsu 20 O0) OF all parties black and
whie think thai II they were not frightened away
| Ike they tried II on me.
| ABOUT Two THOUSAND cQLoRED MEN
| would vote a democratic .icAet"
III q coiored democratic candidate were nomI.
mated would ne gct votes fron the coorei ~
| 'sJuiy TON few. More wnite men would vote for
a colorec man than colored mea would vote Tor one
"Do sou Know DE Large. the colored Congress-
4 ,
| "wno was ne before he became Congressman 80
"lic's been a tailor, barber and blockade runner"
| "Wel, Is he not a decent manyf
| "What l call decent man IL one who keeps
AND CAN'T SAY THAT OF HIM."
| "Do you know the other coiored Congressman,
.oniy little. He was barber in the Mills House,
down stairs, ike BOB DE Large, his colieagian.
into poucs. Now don't Ike that Ter il man is
called 10 preach dc Gospel aud he suffer money 10
lead hun asIray from the loid, dere amt
| hysu WORD o. COD
woudn'I gib much Tor de word Of de man. This
oratorica display on the part Of AIR. Riley made
hls ears again bris,cl into exceeding stiffness.
| "Do you know thc negro senator.
| ROBERT SHALL FROM BEAUFoRTw
eyes, sab; knows about him. FOR he's real
arsenic TO dc waite fck, lie doa't IKE bone IN
lag h,ss on ihe cotton wharfs.1
"was he treated very cruelty by his former
master ins smail that he Heels 50 ugly toward the
".Not bit, san; his rias-a treated him well,
! sah-weli, san; bat his
kATgAL nArE JUST CROP OUT,
AM When az became politician he do mis- mighty
best 10 mcnoaoze 81 de Oinccs DC white men ousht
/ 90 have
'ii was smal who took the steamer Planter out
81 Cbaricssoa 70 the blockading squadron during
| the war;
EYES. sab. and n was a clean piece oh cheating"
"Did slaal cheat bis master VI tue coniederacy
by carving Od the Planter
4 "Nny
nv WAS cur,rISa ms N.ssA.
| ~ coufrel heal dai ne went MORT for martyr,
bat de-, hab published ~ hean dat dc oder cncd
men on board we're de real brave ones. berry
smart man, dat small lsith iauxnl and ne's berry
| comfortable IN uc war 90 grccnDacgs. lie am q
| MARTYR cat small lie legislature been
' si6 FILM To DAT MARTYR.