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Elm Menl9, Der obne Neligion5 babin
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5mei Mus9dnee!bobe, einen, bur6 ,uel6e
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Ssoer Mbonnent, Der bon jebtab ST.
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Ibie1eibe betl dlligen gergnii9e11'
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glel0e bet0e n1ltelnan0er. Der Glne
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& II Sa,me 8 %. oriball,. Der
AM 19. San1ar lS48 s5nerf in @alifor=
MEN @Dlo ellt6ecfte; erbdlt oer5eit bonn
s9taate 800 Penli ion per Monat. 33.fazf
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Woc, cnfalcnbcr

Regea Sir Yomerop lit bic Grpebition bes uObio
9gaifenfreunbes" BEL 9ern 9eii,rib 9teus Ii II 8,
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COMMUNICATIONS
THE COLORED
PEOPLE,
IL. II. Buffers Votes
REVIEW OF HIS LETTER.

In the Echo of the 10th inst, is a long
and labored effort by Mr.. Butler to ex-
plain b%iscuricus and damaging record on
questions affecting the tights aud interests
Of the,colored people of his district. Such
a mixture of confessions, denials, evasions,
lodges, contradictions, and prevarications
Las not appeared in print in any of the pa
Icrs Of this section in the last ten years.
Aside from these characteristics of his let.
ter'tfe bad language, poor Grammar and
awkward sentences can but make it subs
ject of ridicule ana every intelligent citi-
zen Of the district ashamed to own that it is
from the pen of his representative in he
Congress of the United States. But |
will forego criticism on this feature of his
letter and ask attention at once to the
facts which are now of vital importance
to the colorod people.
list. / said in my article in the HERALD
AND TRIBUNE of March 26th, that
Mr.. Butler refused to vote to continue
hospitals for about 600 old, infrm and
helpless cclored people located at yirks>
burg, Richmond and Washington City
To this charge he rlends guilty, and at
the sam. time j%ustifes his refusal To vote
on the ground that he had his doubts as
to the right of Congress to sustain these
hospitals. q saR
Is it possible that tny man Of
even ordinary intelligence and pos.
sessing the Instincts of Q a COM
mon humanity cOald in view Of
the taa thar The Federal Government had,
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COMMON SCHOOL BILL.

As to his votes touching this bill, Mr..
Butler says my charges are false, and
that l knew it. 1t is painful to have to
do with . man who has no regard for honor
Or truth. | charged that in February,
1872, he voted against reserying the pub
lie lands for actual settlers and a3propria,
ting the proceeds to Common Schools. |
gave the book and page in and on which the
billisprinted andthe whole vote isrecorded
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cause it would have been offensive to
those gentlemen, that they knew their
business, &c. This excuse is Sickening
and humihating in the extreme. Has he
not done this very thing in regard to
oth:r bills, that is, voted to instruct other
committees equally as intelligent as this
committee !? Did he not vote juno goth
1868 to instruct the committee of Ways
and Means to report a bill to tax interest
on bonds? Did this insult the committee?
Globe page S5,S7XL, Congress. Did henot
on January 1880 vote to instruct the
committee CD Banking and Currency to
report u bill in favor of Withdrawing from
circulation National Bank Currency, &c?
lie did this very thing, aud was the only
republican in the House except one who
voted for the resolution. Was this a res
Election upon that Committee? See Mdn-
ual 1870 page 500.
These and the Judiciary Committee
are made up of the better class, aud the
best informed men Of the House. To say
this, is to say that Mr.. Butler has never
been upon either Of these co mmitteeS, or
had any association with them, aud knows
nothing about their notions of courtesy
due them as gentlemen.
When he has a chance to vote to in.
struct a committee to report a bill to draw
money from the people he has no hesita-
ton, lest he should give offence, but to in
struct a conmitte e to secure the poor
colore1 man in his rights as a citizen, he
thinks would be in bad taste and offensive
to gentlemen and therefore, he says, he
refused to vote to instruct the committee
to report a Civil Rights Bill. But more
Of this when he rights another letter.
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Cheap Farms for Sale---EaSy Ier ln'

The Atlantic q Pacific Railroad YIN m
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Central and Southwest Missouri a' ,;me,
So to sl2 per acre, on seven year, oaistS
with free transportation from ST. t.;,nber,
all purchasers. Climate, soil, and
mineral, wealth, schools, cllurcnes IRON
law-abiding society invite eInigrani sor.
all points to tliis land OF fruits anu 1nek,
efs. For particulars address, a.
Land Commissioner, st. LOUISE nv
i'm .lk-IV
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Chcapcr tIlan Eyer.

In order 70 make room for oui Il
Goods, we close out urWinter SlO.I pro.
extremely low prices FOR ca'h
ducc v.,nxLg
Feb 9.iltf. Ms
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NOuSIcSS'
DECLARAToRY RESOLUTION.
1t is known to the colored people that
their enemies insist that the measures
for their benefit were not of binding
force and should rot e executed.
10 settle these questions and put the
matter at rest, the following was intro
duced and a vote had on February 18th,
1872.
"Resolyed that We recognize as valid
"and of binding force all existing laws
"passed by Congress for the enforcement
"of the 18th, 18th. and 10Th amendment
"to the Constitution of the United
States, and for the protection of citizens
"in their right; under the Constitution as
amended" On this the vote stood
yeas l07, nays Go. Not voting R. r..
Butler as usual. What excuse will he
have for not voting. His apology geuer>
ally is for not voting in these important
measures, that there was always
enough in the House to carry the Bills
through without him. Strange indeed
This article has already grown too long,
but we will favor the public With other
items during the campaign, if it meets
the appreciation of tae publishers.
A GRANT REPUBLICAN,.
Grnana ~ Ton, Al "a ,o-
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KU>KLUX ACT.

ANl
Mr.. Butler admits that he refused to
vote on Mr.. Amblers proposition to strike
from the Ku>Klux bill the section giving
President Grant the right to suspend the
writ Of Habeas Corpus in sections where
the "Ku Klux.K Khan" had become so
strong as to defy all Civil Authority. But
this section-the very life of the bill
was saved to the colored people by a vote
of lO5 republicans, headed by such men
as Ben Butler, Maynard, Elliot, Scofeld,
&c. A few week kneed republicans, like
Roderick deserted the ranks at this crit.
ical and trying hour.
This Bill for the suppression of the Ku
1lux, aud protection of the colored PEG.
pie passed both Houses and all without a
vote or word from Mr.. Butler, was sp-
proved by President Grant, and the power
given by the above section to suspend the
writ of Habeas Corpus freely exercised by
him in the interest ofthe colored peoplean and
by which the infamous Ku Klux was
broken up and the colored people relieved
from a despotism worse than slavery. Yet
Mr.. Batter says he had his doubts al out
this bill and her cfore refused to vote.
He also says he refused to vote on the
Sher man amendment which was designed
to remunerate the colored people whose
homes should be pulle ID down and who
should be whipped by the Ku Klux in
the future. But here he also says he
gave the colored people the benefit of his
doubts by refusing to vote for The meas
ure. What benefit could they derive
from such refusal except the privilege of
being burned out of house and home and
whipped and shot by Ku.Klux without
protection or means of redress in any way
whatever.
If such favors as these are appreciated
they will be shown by again voting for
Mr.. Butler. But if the colored citizens
has his doubts, he will of course give Mr.
Butler the benefit Of theirs by refusing
to support him longer. We believe every
sensible colored voter IN the district will
no longer aid in returning Roderick to
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Every drop Of the SARSArARTLLtAN R~EsOLy-NT
communicates through tue Blool, sweat. Urine. and
other Fluids ANA Juices Of the system the Vhror uf life. tor
It repairs the wastes OF the body with new ana sound
material. Scrulula, SvfhiSs, Consumption. GlRudular
disease. Ulcers In the ihr"at,, Mouth. IunOrs. Nodes In
the Glands aud other pans VI The syslcm. sore Eyes.
SrumorOus discharges irnm The Ears, AMI The Wursi
forms Of skin dt1ea.e|, EruPtiUnS, Fever turrs, Scali
Head, Ring Worm. salt Ri; un, Ervsipclas, Acne. Rlact
Spots, Worms In the Flesh. TumorS, Cancers IN The Womb
and all w%cakcping, and fainiul discharges, Night ;wcalS
Loss of Sperm and all WASTES ct the lie principle. arr
within tho curative range OF this wonder of Modern
Chemistry, and a lew DAYS use will pr~vc TO any person
using 1t FOR either Of these iOrl.ls Of disease its potent
power to cure ken.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that IL Continually progressing SIC
ccrds In arrcsliHg these wastes, and repairs the SAME
with new material made from healthy bord-and this
the s|ARSAPARlLLIAN VIII aud 'looS sccurr-5I cure
h certain; for vixen once this remedy commences It's
work Of publication, aud succeeds In Diminishing the
loss of wastes. its repairs VIII be rapid. aud every day
the patient viii feel himself growing better and stronger.
and weight increasing.
Not only does tho SARsiPARrIIAS RgSoLvFHT excel
all known remedial agents In the cure Of Chruuic. SGTo.
iulOus, constitutional, aud SKIN disvasts; but IL is the
only positive cure for
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-04-16
Kidney O. Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel. Diabetes, Drnpsv,
OF Water, IncOnrnence nf Criuc. Brrhl's bis
ase, AibuininuTia, aud in AL cases where there are
brick dust deposits, or The water Is thick, cluidy. miNrd
WI II substances like the wlicuf an egg, or threads Ike
white SILK, or, there Is a morbid, dark, bilious appear.
anrC. aud white bone dust deposits, and when ,lrie is
%rrcking, burning sensation wlru PASSING water, and
pan In the small Of the lach aud along he Loins
Tumor Of /? Tears Crocfn
Cured by LGdWGy'j EcsolCcnt.
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Greene Co. Tenn, April Ia, 1874.
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health! BEAUTY!5

STRONG y PTRE RICH BLooD-INCRFNSE OF
FLESH AND WEiullT-CIEAR KIN ANS BEAU
TlFuL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL