The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-03-30

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" y, 'io'ueu h aua nis sor' uPt crew ihsai,
W. w. ~ amos"''y u JUSTICE administered
~ D'.J''ou Snorace' ana ue'ainea
.Ii Js'V.e 'Ie noliu y u suos'u'@eu press
Wv ~ puppy hate oVrne WIN quiet arg
ivy az '"e9e oi''e' oPPtessions' ihey
:., N"e" = o"u'iOn wou'u come' ana 'hey
Tl TL'''u ~ y ."n ueeo,ninS resigna',sh.
~; ny @ mouue' Is ',a' 'n"y submitted 10
t.io yl'n"y ~ AZ. iha' 'here were
'O;ae1 H., ;ae'.sr = ye.' Wv VI '"o "so, piovokea
" NJ, '"'umO'eu' 'auses; 10 not u'sPu'eu
! " @ "e" uuS,oeS combine 10 oni'n
~ to'5ues W our"' P'iiuSe' anu destroy
."u M pio!o'y y, "''le men! uhu 10 out
'"sp tner ,an''l'es. re'ailia'lon Is natural
csPech''y ' when' II eonVicted oi these
,eaay 10 pardon the inaieiaclors, and to
'e. loose agall on society the very felons
VINO had Just robbed aud afflicted IL with
Bnt with snhs;danca oc tho noss;,,,s
OF the war, aud the gradual reorganiza
tlon oil labor, these causes OF trouble are
witnesses produced bv tho rennhI;c,n
committee do moi pretend to ,lIcrc ,bat
there have been any serious distnrban
effort now is to stir afyesb The embrrs
Of discord nd 10 renew hatred bv
reviviug the old calumnies and clothing
them IN the garb of n now o,ito,;nn
This wicked experiment is destined 10
fail. The couutry demands neace and
repose. Whoever will carefully read
the impartial testimony of Mr.. Moore
cannot fail to discover that there 10 ma,
the shadow of pretext even for This
cruel crusade against North Carolina
lPashinytRo Patriot.
Extracts from &c Testimony Of Hon. D. r.
H00re' Formerly Attorney General Of North
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n,s|er ihe next organization oi
wnieh | nave any knowledge was that
VI 'ne onion League, which arose
'nineu.a.e'y ai'er 'he coiored people
70. Po',ioai ~, power; l ,nink IN 1867 or
iooo. Inc avowed object ol tina. was
.na' ,ney snou!d an aetln unison, and
Ihey nave carried 1t out very faithfully
! nave never seen more compact league
'nan 'ha' mas oeen.
question were they bound by oath!
ansWer' les, SIR. "
question secret fm
v Answer Yes, SIR; 1t was secret,
", " ha' l'lat oath was do not know. n
mas oeen saia by some that 1t was to
aia 10 overthrowing every attempt to
ufaw any distlnetlau between them and
,he whites on the other hand. 1t has
peeh said mat it was gotten up for the
express purpose Of ruling the whitesand
kceping them down under political con.
troll l only know this, that they have
acted uniformly together.
Question. Was II confined to the col.
orcd populatlonF I ''
Answer No, s'r; Governor Holden
was at the mead OF IT,. My Impression
= n,nn sn'. - s"e.0 n's peeh ho'n'ng IKE hu r
, A,uH 10 .n associa''on-i mean gen
a, S0as assoeia''oe-pu' AsaN ~ Una, .here nave
sn y.aa, uaus VI pc,sons oe,onslnS , 70 the
n1,a' ''c'sae' a"u 70 ,hc "ni'e broth
.,"oou, :. pe'aaPs' .ha' nave undertaken
y Po'pe''a'e ouiragcs upon property
anl po,'ons, "o, pecause 'he'r society
oruereu 'nen, out under pretence, or
ra.as' 'a Nun ml'n 'ne means ana 'as'l,t'es
w..n ,nese orSaa,za''ous anordea TO
paa,'sa'a' M sq"'u' VI ''a ''eu 70 commit
suc,' ac's'
Question. ~ Is your peiiei that these
sguaas were not carrying out the orders