The New York herald., 1874-10-09

he Soasss @ Ssnss socrsd person. the xsAsy pre-
o M s asm e M oF 81
esrns % ory q y men In each s Sas
ss .Ss
Violence qs m s
given Tor this midnight movement Of armed men 70 the
i has ss0s the
origin IN
,Siowins fscs.Ahoai two weeks ago rapSr ran ran
the q
~ had
paa shrh rhe rue a'n ran
lhreush this county. receiving. howeveI bus little
%sai ana %ssee
ezens ssre hs he nss an ansaeson
sSs scf that the negroes OF the vc,nsse namsS had
shs, he wa. snsS sssoTaas his dsasSter who lived
By III sa Ss s a
s6s@plon of their civic rights . the Wild ramoI
cSiSrsa psoSis largely ssn,Tsl ri
rs a Ss dsy M Il. ss
casers The coorsd man who had dlvuged the plot.
a1a T saA;sss xa q esas s.1s as
e sofsen @ s
sixty men, proesedea similar lss snarss
snd Mss
e rSsg ss s"a the
claim Here they shall hs find w Sa s
until pronounced guilty far trial pursuant 70 the
the S sas cnas the
Ssss ANY
and s end yoa
viii summon before not only the eolorea citizens
terror but also the white citizens who went armed
s ss
aons and the white cszsns were escgsabls tor nsiev
ihory as the Congressman from Fourth Congres.
sSSnss,S; and true Psifdsa why Of
Your correspondent is in duty bound to state in
q spirit OF fairness thai, IN an interview with
United States Marshal Wallace IA son or the Con-
tins he declared sns his
PREsENThENT OF THE GRAND JURY.
YESTERDAY, the 1st inst, the Grand Jury made
their presentment as follows. Copy from the
original manuscript -
IN THs Sessions, sxrr.ssxa TERN. 1874
CIRCUIT sitting Tor the Courts Of Chester and the state
The Grand Jury to whom was referred specially the
Chester would respecsiuy report that - they have had
summoned and have sworn AMI examined aiarge num-
Ths Grand Jury Ssxs @.Ss thorough Investigation
tenion ince the coiored people rise
up s II e XVI Gs avs wass ss e burn 81 them 9
who that berry Booker dld ASK him e join his
going y hsys Ssslls On nsSs q septsn
upon this charge ali Of whom have answered before the
Grand Jury that they know nothing o their own per
e rs Siq
aon. Captain Thomas Carlyle stsss before he Grsnd
were ssr%sa and hoashs !. the tms the rUmors % rs
and mat s he mss osshr e, with his
alone M and not Tor the Of violating any any
&
s i.
IN .hs community shs Company ai once dlsDandcd
In reference Of outbreak in the vicin-
y Of Carmel Jill we have the ,Ss testimony inn Of s ONE wit,
ns men IN on s n DAY o. a
Tia. ihey h.a been il ether ~ ne paTDoss
were examined with reference this subject ali of
ns hfs m they ss s1 Ct &
n 81 M q s sen ses o % as sa
he Wsace believed that the rumors Of an outbreak
county We so have
On s oco sa9 70 hs s M Wallace ss
%h H. % ssn c ws Ga the 10
Mr. Mr. W all eans was m Chester s On
the Grand jury Monday. astn inst. but Tor
The ' Grand raj ID Jaiy Concludes from :. the testimony
examined a large number q witnesses, many Of whoa
desn 10 s
ssss R % eS wns
get the real in the the Grand Jury Of the
esa ~
has been no violence on ths part OF any one
s'ss have w esa%nsd M and co@m.ted Writing
.s: M hessss.ry tase Writing the ssst%cSs q Wit
% " Ne a s 1en
Of twenty i've witnesses and make this part OF
We iind no unlawful examinations d any kind what
ea en- s s ana security
'AA A''s' ~ b. j. PRIDE, Foreman.
The foregoing is given IN full to show what q
feeling OF insecurity really exists, and also, It may
be added, the rapidity with which white organiza-
tions can be formed Tor protection"
| ANOTHER ALLEGED BLOODY PLOT.
Right upon the heels OF these troubles and
Beaufort county-a coast county-that great
excitement prevails there on account OF
and and that besides the programme ~ to % mGr.
der infants and children numbers OF the most
vengeance. The report states that in several
towns there are companies atttred In "red jackets
e eo he d chens
further states that on the 2sth ult. widow lady,
Mataew me gs ssept to place nee Of
collection OF negroes WERE. She was startled 10
hear the names Of her nelgnbors and friends called
| blows. Negro women were TO 'help.n Hoes,
axes and knives were to serve when there were
/ no guns The lands and houses were 70 fall to
the wives OF the negroes. 'Tnere are but few
+, whites and we win soon wipe them out,n was the
| satisfactory conclusion. Beaufort is very large
county, and the white population is but little
over one-eghth IN numbers compared with the
| blacks. II is more than probable were Grand
Jury TO Investigate This case Is would be found
to end in rumor or the imagination OF some ner.
vous old lady. The details or the above troubles
show how widespread is the '.ldean OF df1cRity ia
the future, as tney all occur different sections
OF the state.
| NO MORE TROOPS.
have IL from an undoubted authority that the
Attorney General Will ask for no more troops TO
be sent mere upon the request OF Governor Moses.
The United states Marshal said to-day tnat 'lf
the Georglans would stay at home he could take
| care OF the State.u This seems 10 be the great
diniculty-viz., 10 keep them there. State Sena-