, 1874-09-16
kELL0GG'S FALL.


hLLLuuQ . TALL.
toonstuucd from tho First rax..,
ronlizod how noarly to nta1o of s1larov R,;iic,;
mlsr!llo hos reduced tho country; II tl,ov un,]nr
stood tue character of tho negro and tin a.
pr9Vity OF tho mon who ruo hcre, they vouid
judge US tar1h acknowledgement 5;t' lLa 7es
taught tho necessity Of a united effort for snjf.
proaorvation among all n'on regardless OF nartv
| proo!tvtttes and war antocedonts. aud bonno W.
sso sa, od.llne Wings and Democrats Fodoral and
county. Wo say Federal eoldiors ott for K
nhould be more gonorally known At tho North
that In all tho Southern stateB. tLoro arc ma,,1
ct of those soldiers who, having aeon during liz
War tho nlany attractions nnd advantages Of tio
South, withts mild climate atld rich aoil, bccarne
permanent residents in tint section and. "a
aet,, they hav9 n,,iferod y common with tho
nAtion Of nogroos aud wllito knavos and pluu-
dcrcrs.-g gatoeston (7'ez.) Netos. f'>~'
-oI all eooundrels. OF all parasites, God d.
s'}ros yGs as: nas To p,ay IN an especial aonso
narod, With whom, a Cromvollian aolilior wl,o
ripped tho bowols Of women, epfkod nnborn
!'abes, burned churches full Of women and ohil.
uron' md robbed right and left fdond and foo
stance. as Patterson, who represents tho thiof
Aioacs: Of South Carolina, In tho Sonnto NJ tl,c
United Statc8, and who lios as readily md will
srn3; a. mHc eaao as bis mastor stoas Poor South
Calhoun! Even Northern mon ham, t,oir haoas
peal. 3''" AF-
Tho next achomo Of tho carpet.bsgcore ia to
have Southern Convention to concoct an ~ nj.
droRs Of lios and defamation Of thu sonIiorr
Iooplo. 10 as to justify and oxouBo the military
pressure Which iG to bo employed nrfor tn lin
o.eotioha Ill NoToinbor.- Couricr-Jott,-
Who arc the Southern delegates WIN .ro
o., anout to assemble in a Southern Convention
l,noy arc not III any Bensc tho representatives of
!iie KY, aeclion from whence they hai But thov arc
tne representatives Of tho revolution which has
present position to tho amendments to tho Con
stltutfon Of the United Suites, by which 600 600
~ ~ ignorant Africans arc alleged to possosa tho
ttignss HI and priyilogas Of the whites. They aro
Ihoy have piled their occupation 30 well that.
from absolute poverty, in q fow yenra tLoy hayo
crawlod up to possoaH hundreds of Thousands
upon salary Of hundreds. Their dnpes and
tilat they hnye croatod the most profound pcta-
tton and ill-foaling, which have cropped oil in |
several places 10 violent Bcsnos of blood Those |
dologate6, with al eye to business, desire to |
1eE. Statesman.
-parson Drownlow cals The carpot.b.r mem.
bora OF Congrsss the "boot. t.blacks, barbsrH
bar.tsnders. md thieves in Con-
II.
contingent to this woll-doscribod aud motley
,rowd al rl1a4ol of to Washington latoy to po,,r
hoiI q M ku-Kl1ix stor|oa into tho ears Of Granuy
'Sllhams. The most Of them sworo that their
believed they woto telling tho truth, Of course
hey will not trust their precious ca, caaBoH back
'gain i'll the land Of ttllianB. We hope our cou-
On will keep ~ eye on thcir movements.
9 their work of fooling Tho negroes and lying 10
hem az Sliby as they did to tho Attornoy-( Jon
ral. II thcy do como back, OF course they con.
esa their 1aontacity. What took thom to WASH
'us wholesome and we'll founded fear thais
hoy wore going to lose tho oloctoa In this State,
10 wantcd Hercules to interfora to proyont It,
.i'ey I % hayo Lied for naught. They arc more sure
2, 2 !9so tno election tlan whom they went Oh
-Iloge ia cveD hope for The Palmetto State
'ho Columbia Uaion-Heratd (tllo Clamborlain
rgan) holds that, with fair voto and count.
ne he Ncp1blicans cannot poll moro than 73,006
Eonld leave the Republicans maiorIty OF about
.090. With anything like effort s1ol q ma iority
l'sllt to be overcome by tho whito mon, and it
luat 10. Tie whites must bc victorious at the
allot-box, or forever surreniar to tic neero
I'd his talevine, .lying w;,ito allios.-atenplis
[eaancIc.
We caunot think that all the clivalry and
onrsesy Lave % dlotl AWAY from the United States
ity 80 much as to tcach hor graduates 10 bo o.
ressorb instead of officers. va arc FREQ to saw
lat, in our opinion, 4 very large number Of
icse officers are gentlomen, auf though differ ]
Is with III IN opinion. still yield to tito bolef
~ ne ata honest in oWs view OF the con-
t'on Of tue South. Thinking as We do Of their
'ld.erly-llks qna!iti'ss eau understand t1eir
ortliicatlon at being ordered to police duty,
oppls's iatcuffs, aud listening to Tho conf I
alhth ol unreliable contrabantls. It il a hard
ato or aflalrs, and the officers hnyo our syn,pa- :
y, Tor NO know that uIon who fought as tlcy
u can put no heart ia such dirty work.-Sa-
sn'aah Gao Advertiser.
-Ihe Chicago lMer- Ocean is loaded with I
baibarlties" Of tha South. Now, dear nogl-
'r, como down here aud SEQ for yourself. All
cse terrible Things will be soon to fade aH you .
'af us and you'll wake up by recognizing, AZ i
sincerely do. that we arc all OF coaIu,uu | !.
nnsry, and Interested in Mpholding tho author .
OF ~" ana TIC pence and security Of society,
10 south ls i'll no coutlition to be traduccu. |
r suffering bus been lung aud hard enough Ct
~ sonBa OF national justice, ii no other !
onlu uenland regard for truth il tho mattera
ated.-DaAas (Ter.) Commercial. .
IL tno Oenlocracy OF Arkansas wore one
III IS boodthrsty as tho Little Rock Repub- r.
ah would mako believe, they would throw tho
ltor OF that paper and his slandering coucoru
10 tno ARKANSAS River; but tic fact TINT l,e ia
fmtted, from day to day, to wrto and publish | n
most infamous liea and slandcrs against the u
II Ialne OF hor ctiZons, il sufficient rofu1n. e
u! or llls Observation-Disclosures articles, Hot y
rims lAtk:) P,.oqTn7nn1c. $,
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