The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01
From the Savannah News. .Qtli.
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We have already noticed the Radical
scheme TO tOmcnt trouble and create politi-
rli capital ly inducing poor, ignorant ne
@i,,> To- iui>l themselves upon The white pco-
III" 1T Ibis city. That trouble will result
from this if the Genes OF Saturday night and
~Gfl1N are rtCnactcd there can he bat little
G03hi. and when II hc-il. God only knows
where il will end. The attempt OF certain
up1Iuc> iu force themselves into >trecl-carS
reserved for the whites is entirely uncallcd
tuv Iy The existing state of affairs. The Oh
,ecl SOUGHT to lie gained by the wirc-mullrrS
III the Radical party is apparent to every one.
Hey care not whether two or three or Il
dozen negroes pay the penalty Of their RASH
HISS and ~lmpldcncc with their lives, or how
much innocent blood may be shed. They
VIII lake good care TO be out OF harms way
wien danger HAY arise. But we trust the
@'rd. sober >clI>c of the community will
avert this threatened danger, and preserve
car city from Il scene OF bloody riot and tur-
luoii.
ON Saturday night. however, the first Of
ihr>c disturbances occurred. \ party OF
negroes, including Il low mulatto woman,
entered the 10 O'Clock car at the Exchange
dtd rode a> fur as Liberty street, when sev-
'TI gentlemen got aboard, and the negroes
were ciicctcd, the woman using the rilcst
language. \ crowd of negroes thcrcupon
-a)j1rr"d, a. il hy prcconccrled arrange
in'lt. and refused to let the car rlsS. One
"i the negroes seized the horses by the
lrld|r, when a gentleman residing in the vi
rIu!ly, who WAS attracted by the crowd, or
d"l"d him to release his hold. The negro
refused, when The gentleman struck him i'll
In" face with his list, knocking him down.
NJ ilil> lullcturc another negro struck the
-r"ilrrlan mentioned with Il heavy stick,
cutting his face and bIuising his arm. One
~ Ia" Young men present then drew Il pistol
vihl erred he was going 10 shoot" where
ii"n tlI" negroes scattered in every direc-
u'n. The negro driver OF the car joined i'll
'Wr ilac,ls with the d%isorderly Africans, and
refused to drive.
Yesterday morning the cars were scarcely
l9'ioinIcd 1t allan uncommon occurrence
"i sunday ard the first result Of this mis-
.i1olr attempt ut social equality was seen.
in'E" was, however, an uneasy fecilllS
throughout The city, aS it was generally be-
N'Fcd these negroes would attempt the same
lAiiig, and trouble would clsue. True TO
expectation, on the arrival of the Isle OF
nope iTiln Yesterday evening at 8 O'Clock Il
i1fSe number oi negroes made Il rush for the
>lI'ct-cars at the junction, and three OF them
were soon filled, leaving two empty. Into
"at OF these, however, in which were Il mum
"foi white persons, including several ladies,
'hc2ro ty the nalle Of Dick White thrust
"'iI.''i and took Il scat. A lady coming i'll
>"'i'Iy afterwards, he was told by some
H'Iig men 10 yet UP. This he refused to
w., when lie was seized by the heels and
mead and pitched out.
several q She negroes who had rushed
INTO The other ears thought better of them.
.,'i'"S, and Went into those reserved for
"i'n!. Considerable excitement was created
NJ '1e JUNCTION by Ibis affair, but n9 serious