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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26
A NEGRO WAR.
Georgetown, s. C., the
Scene.

The Charleston News and Courier
of Monday last has details of q war at
Georgetown between negroes led by
State Senator Jones ON the one side
and Representative James A. Bowley
on the other. The News says:
The town at the last accounts was
entirely at the mercy and in the posses
sion of a mob of mad negro savages,
who were shooting at each other with
the greatest possible gusto. A few
words Of explanation will enable the
people Of this civilized country to un-
derstand the situation, and to appre-
ciate the beauties of radical reformation
in this state. The republican party in
Georgetown county is composed of
ignorant negroes. One faction is led
by W. IL. Jones, a noisy negro, who
holds the position of state senator
until 1873, but who seems
to be DESTROYS OF perpetuating his
political power with prospective eye
to the Office of adjutant general Of the
state, which Office is TO be filled in the
coming election. The opposing fac
tons is led by James A. Bowley, Il
member Of the last house Of represen-
tatives and chrilman Of the ways and
means committee, who, IN two years
made q handsome fortune Of $4,000
or $50, 900 on salary of $500 a year.
Bowley uses his money in the cam
paign, and Jones who seems to be not
quite 80 flush, but who is colonel of
the militia, uses the guns, 80 that the
sinews Of war seem TO be about equally
divided. What position the two lead
ers occupy in relation to the guberna-
torial canvass does not seem to be
very clearly understood. Both have
been believing very loudly for reform;
but which one wants to reform with
Moses, or which one to reform with
Chamberlain, has not yet been as.
certained. Ever since the campaign
opened these two lights of South
Carolina republicanism have been max
lug things hot for the decent people Of
the country. On Wednesday last, as
has been stated in this paper, conyen-
ton was called TO meet at Georgetown
to nominate delegates to the state re-
publican nominating convention. The
Georgetown Times explains that "two
calls were made for this convention.
ono by the Bowleyites at l2 o'clock,
the other by the Jonesites at 2 o'clock.
The courthouse was the place. The
object of one party was to forestall the
other. The Two o'Clocks were deter.
mined to break up the Twelve Clocks,
and the Twelve o'Clocks. if defeated,
to completely annihilste the Two
o'Clocks. So, at the roll of the drum
and toot Of the fife both parties assem-
bled at the ancient scat Of justice, and
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26

EVERY issue of the Aldne is sur
prise to all who see it, since it shows a
positive growth in art, beauty and lit
eraturc, from month to month, as graf
flying as il is wonderful. superb is
the only word which fitly characterisos
the illustrations for the September
issue. The pictures are charming in
design and iaultless in execution. A
copy Of Bertrand's "Little Rose,"
drawn by John s. Davis, and engraved
by G. Maurand, opens the current num-
Der with fash Of beauty almost daz.
cling. For feeling, beauty, expression
and exquisite finish, this picture is
equal to twenty dollar steel engrav-
ing. "a Storm in Utah" by Thomas
Moran, is a faithful transcript OF
nature, showing the war of elements
in that strange land. The two full
page pictures in this number are
"Coming from the Forge" by John S.
Davis and livingston, New York, by
Kruseman van Elton. The former is q
bold and spirited sketch Of o
scene familiar to all childhood
life in the country - two boys
on the back of horse which has
stopped to drink from a woodland
brook on it1way home from the black
smiths. Van Elten's landscape shows
charming stretch Of country, and the
ancient city of Kingston, New York.
Mr.. j. d. Woodward furnishes a gen.
eral view Of the Palisades, as seen from
the Hudson rivera striking picture
The other illustrations in this number
are "a Bad job" from the original OF
StaMmel, showing the interior of an
armorer's shop: 1.-THE Women of
Schorndori," from the original Of lla-
berlin, historical picture; the views
of Lincoln Cathedral, showing The
church, the interior Of the Western
Transept, and Bishop Longland's monu'
ment; and pretty picture for fall
Gems of the Changing Autumn
The literary contents of the Septem-
Der Aldine are unusually full and in
teresting and the editorial articles upon
music, art, literature, and descriptive
of the pictures, are filled with fresh and
valuable matter. The Aldine Com
pany, publishers, SIS Maiden Lane
New York.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS,

The Brooklyn police believe they
have clew to the murderers of the
Italian Torriua, and in any event have
discoveries band Of counterfeiters.
Attached to his tabernacle, ..Spur.
geon has a college for the education Of
ministers, missionary staff, and an
orphan asylum. There is no Il. L. on
the premises.
Old John Harper Of "Longfellow"
notoriety, breathed his last at his resi-
dence, near Midway, KY, on the 18th.
He leaves a property, the value 'of
which can only be Appropriated BY
his executors, but it may be safely esti-
mated at more than $780, 600.
Grant is charged with saying in one
Of his messages that the United States
have no disposition to interfere with
Spain in cher colonial possessions on
this. Continent" which IL kindly, con-
sidered that con this Continent" Spain
does not own square inch of territory.
Sixty thousand dollars reward is
offered by the French Minister Of Agri.
culture "for the discovery Of an efiica-
cious and economical means of destroy
ing the phylloxera or of preventing its
ravages.' This, it will be remembered,
is the insect that il devastating the
French vineyards.
Mr.. Bayard Taylor is to return to
the United States from his two years
absence this Fall coming directly home
from the Millenial Celebration in Ice.
land. He will be on the lecture plat.
form again this Winter. Years ago he
was one of the most popular lecturers
in the country, and his later ex-
periences specially through the past
year in Egypt, Germany, Shetland, the
Orkney and Farce Islands, and in Ice
land. are sure to lend new interest to
his temperance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26

The following is the list of patents
issued to Illinois Inventors, for the
week ending July 90, 1874, and each
bearing that date. Furnished this pa.
per by Cox 4 Cox, Solicitors OF Pa
tents Washington, ID. &.
Can for Oil. @. Brausgrove, Lake
View Horse Hay Fork, q. IL. Smith,
Rockford Washing Machine, G. A.
werden, Waukegan Safety Can for
Oil, NJ. Chase, Haverhill; Elevated
Railway, j. NJ. Kennachs, Chicago;
Device for Moving Railway Carriages,
e. Anderson, Paxton Roofing Paper,
r. Colky, Fremont Car Coupling, b.
b. Harris, Lockport; Can for Oil, H.
Heelcy, Chicago; Tank for Oil, &c
Wilson, Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26
To the Democracy, Liber-
ais and all other Opp0-
nents OF the Republic
can Party:

The Democratic State Central Com.
mittee, IN pursuance of power vested in
1t by he Democratic State Convention
Of 1872, hereby gives notice that a
State convention will be held at
srRIxeyIELD, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th
DAT OF AUGUST, 1874, AT IL NJ.
AH poters o. The State ,cho desire to
remote the tollo,oing purposes, are an
pited 70 joia in sending delegates 10 this
convention
LIST. The restoration of gold and sill
yer as the basis Of the currency of III,
country; The speedy resumption Of spe.
cie payments and tie payment Of all
national indebtedness in tie money rec
ognised By he civilized ,oorld.
I'd. Free commerce.
3D.. Individual liberty, and opposi-
fion TO sun,ptuary ld,cs.
All. Rigid restriction Of the govern-
mens, both state and national, to the
legitimate domain of political poper,
by excluding theretrom all executive and
legislative intermeddling aoih tie af.
fairs OF society arherely 'sonopolies are
fostered, privileged classes aggrandised,
and indiuidudl freedom unnecessarily
and oppressively restrained.
5th. The right and duty Of The stat
to protect its citizens from ertortion ana
unjust discrimination by chartered mo
nopolies.
The committee, Jelteriag The opposi
ton 10 Republican m,rufe can aara,o
niously unite upon The foregoing priaci.
pies, earnestly solicit the free co-opera
tion Of all men, regardless of past po
htical aFliation; IN an earsea effort I
place Me State and National gopern
u,eats an the haads.'cf men pho are act
uated by The principles aLore enunci
ated.
Each county aoiR be entitled to send
one delegate for every fue hundred po,es
and one delegate for erery fraction o
tro hundred and ffy potes and orr
cas-, in said county for all the presiden
Gal candidates at ae presidential cleo
ton " 1872. .a
G. ii. M 'CORMICK. Chm'n.
..r. z. Ii. Mccormick,
4" Ne'' James c. Robinson.
let District-Geo. S. Kimberly.
I'd District--A. C. Story.
3D. District-Theodore Shintz.
4th Dislrict--Jas. S. Ticknor.
9th Distriet--W. o. Wright.
18th Disirietr7Jas. G, Elwood.
9Th District-W. K. Cook.
9TH District -wm. II. Dowdan.
10th District-Thos. b. Cabeen.
18th District-A. A. Glenn.
18th District-R. l.. Merritt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26
HAuK s
HAuHs
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CAIRO

COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE
EXCHANGE, coin, bank notes I'd United
States securities bought and sold. n
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Rssdias matter .. every page.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26
Representative Convention.
FFTIETH SENATORIAL DIsTRIc'

FFTIETH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
A Democratic Convention, for the pur'
pose Of nominating two candidates to rep
resent said District in the state Legislature
will be held at @
ANNA, or THuRsDAY, THE aRD DAr OF
SEPTEMBER, 1873, AT O'CLOCK. =. NJ.
The ratio OF representation will be one
delegate for each 100 votes, and one for each
fractional 20 votes cast for Greeley Il Brown
in 1874. The counties will be entitled to
the following representation
Counties. , Vote in '72. Delegates.
Alexander, ..y. 1,040. 10
jackson, 1,bl0. IL
Union, - I,130. III
The Central Committees in each OF the
above counties are respectfully requested TO
call county conventions, and appoint dele
gates to represent their counties in said
convention. By order Of committee.
T. i. BoUToN, Chairman.
Ut Newspapers throughout tho Distric
viii please publish the above call.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26
ADVERTISE
OH nlleiin.

man Intending 10 do business must
first prepare himself 10 meet the re-
quiremcnts OF his customers; next he
must let every possible or probable
customer know that he 10 so prepared.
In very small place he may TELL all
the people what he can do. Ina large
village printed handful, poster or
circular, properly distributed. viii be
eiiicacious, but WHOEVER Is IN A
PLACE LARGE ENOUGH TO SUP.
PORT A NEWSPAPER WILL FIND
TIiATIT Is THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
THROUGH WHICH TO ADDRESS THE
PUBLIC.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26

an end to the misrule of the rcpub
lican party, heartily join in the above
call.
A. q. Hsssing, BIG, Caul6eld,
Herman Raster, Herman Lieb,
John NJ. Palmer, J. X. Doolittle, jf.
Edward Rummcl, Thomas Hoyue,
Jno A McClernand. Andre Ma,tesOn,
John IL. oborly, NJ. b. Bailey,
Daniel Cameron, j. IL JOHNSON,
Chss II. Lsnphier, Richard Michaolis,
a. Orendorf, g. w. Hotsling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25

They ate, like brave bays, long aud we'll
They piled the blckwheats squtcklY IN
They conquered, bat John JOnes he ici,
A buckwhest checking him,
Ili. .ad. surviving children saw
The smile around his ALLEN Jaw.
And the great deed wa. done!
They saw In death hts cyelids close,
Calmly a. 10 a ni.ht. rcpo-c,
Like flowers AZ set OF sun,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25

GIVE TuEM CoLD WATER.-lt Is very
doubtful II there Is single possible
disease In which the patient should not
have cold water al HIi'Sm. oh how
babies often suffer for cold water 4
nursing baby Is given, no matter how
thirsty, nothing but milk. The llttls
lips are dry and cracked, and the little
tongue so parched 1t can scarcely
nurse, aud yet 1t has nothing but milk
TO assnsc its craving thirst. Fry IL
yourself. mother. when you have a
fever, aud We are sure that ever after.
when your darling Is dying from
thirst, tho teaspoon, and tumbler of
cold water will be Ia constant u'e.
Deny IL milk aud give 1t plenty OF cold
water, and IL has a chance OF steady
recOysry.-DiO Leiris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25

Il there any true economy In the
resolution adopted by the Carona
Grange. In Calhoun county, Miss.
"that no lady member of this Grange
shall purchase any dress goods, for the
next year. OF higher price than that
OF calico."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25
Ill.

An hour passed on: John Jones awOke-
That bri:hLdream am was his last;
lie woke 20 hear dreadful shrlck
Come from the larynN Of tha; 6reek;
lie woke To hear the awful yell,
lie woke 10 hear the hrcakfsst bell,
And buckwheais coming thick aud last,
Like lightning from the mountain cloud,
And then, with voice a. trumpet loud,
III. children John commands:
Eat t! while blszin. are our area;
Eat for your moiaers, sisters, sircs;
Eat, TIL each mothers son expires,
Aud run out" are your sands
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25
l@luaxk5R ReA4<~
THE EVENING NEWS.
OUR ADvRRTIsING AGENTS.

q. W. CnAsr, .i.t Montgomery st., San Trsnslseo
y. n. pKrrISdiLL 4 70 ...-.T Park How, New Ioek
soLr AGENTS for the 0oIp HILL DAILY NEws. are au
thored 10 contract for inserting advertisements 10
Us at our lowest cash rates In coin. Advertisers are
requested TO leave their orders with either OF the
shove huiisea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25

IIoRATio SroSE, the sculptor, has
been selected To make iull length
statue Of Senator Edward ID. Baker, as
CALIFORNIA; contribution 10 the Memo
rial Hall OF the National Capitol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25
JOHN JONES.


a PARODY.
At day break. In his downy bed,
John Jones was dreaming BY the hour,
While visions fioAted through his head,
OF castles made Of buckNhcat -four.
In dream he saw the .riddle splutt.r,
And cakes all weltering In the butter;
In dream. the Biddy'. call he heard.
Then Jumped from bed almost hail roze,
And hurriedly pulled on his clothes,
AZ wild his thought, aud blew his nose,
As Ecens garden bird.
III.
At day break in John Jones kitchen,
The Biddy bull, her glowing irc,
Prepared the cakes, divine. bewtiehing,
To crafty johns hearts desire.
There Biddy stood, thai blessed morning.
With serious thought OF giving warning,
To Jones female mate.
Anon she stirred the ioamin. batter,
And baked the cakes with noisy clsiteT.~
And then ira s.crrcd them 20 the platter n
A heapins. piled up plate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

@ie brretts in unieren europ6i19en
Na6rt6ten 9etneloet par, bat Der 8un>
besratb brs beuti6en &eides iegt oent
bonn preuBi19en &rtessminiiter gebtaigs
ten 8ori1la9e bes &ei9sfan3lers beige
ittmmt, tpona6 Otilttdrpfli6ttse 6es
Oeuti6en 9tei6es, tpel9e ii6 III ben Ser.
Staten aufbalten, 81. Der norgei9riebez
men Gratli6en unteriudun9 ni6t mebr
mad Oeutl6lano gu retlen brau6en,
i~onoern fi6 bon Or. Gbeobor Geufampf
in Nem gort unteriu6en laiien f0nnen,
10 baB allo benen, ipel6e bon Or. Sell
fampf als bienituntaugli9 befunben
per6en, bic Netie iiber ben Oaean sana
er1part miro.
Das 3et6sfanaleramt bate betreffs
bieier ieBt ms 2eben tretenoen WtaBrez
gel, bic urlprinsli6 BON frilberen @enez
ralconiul oes Oeuti6en &et6s in SEEM
gort, Or. &0iing, Dorsei6lagen tporz
ben iein ioQ, beion6ers auf einen 8unz
notwithstanding bonn 25. WtGra 1872 nerz
tpieien, benz gu Solge cine berarttge @inz
rt9tung fur 9tuslanb eetrpffen purbe;
es bate baranf seorungen, oaB cine 8ers
gunitigung, Die it6 in NuBlanD betpdbrt,
an9 ben in ben Wereinigten Staaten lez
benoen Get6sangeb0rtgen ni9t norent=
balten tneroen iollte.
9te 3abL bon MtIitarpfi9tieen 6es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
W5chcnHichc B0inois Sfaafs-Beharn9.

Dieie Gnti6etbung lit iebt bonn S6erz
geri6t bes Staates beltGttgt. 0ie
@rInbe bes Sbergeri6tS itnb folgen6e:
Der 8abrlpru6 itiibe ii6 auf bic
Seugenaus1agen, aus oenen %berborgebe,
Dap Die an NooiS Derfauften getitt9en
@etrGnfe Die eigentli6e llria9e icines
GDoes geweien 1eien; aus ben 3eugerts
a%usia9eE 9ebe audi DerpDr, oaB our6
ben Sob 0eS Nobis ieine Srau UNI ibren
3ebenSunterbalt 8efommen lei. Der,
pel6er abit9tli6 einen Qrtitel p%erfaufe,
BON wel6em er pille, baB oerlelbe Die
Setbenl6aft entflamme, ben Goniumeu=
ten bes @ebrau0s ietner 0errunft be-
raube uno i'm seitpetlig nnfGbt9 mabe,
9ebDrig auf ietne perlonli6e Si1erbeit
Ober auf lein 8eitBt6um 2l6t gu gebeu,
miiie fIr bic bieraus entiprtn9enoeuTolz
gen baftbar iein. GineS Der nit bent Wez
trGntebanbel Derfnitpften Wagniiie be-
itebe chen BARN, baB oer GerfGufer Dem
@eleBe 9emGB tir aueu S6aoen nerant=
iportli6 let, pel6en Der Goniument an=
rt9ten m0ge. glber na9 benz @elebe
t0nne fur ben alIQert6teten S1a6en nun
Gin @rlab g~eletltet tDeroen. @r1aB uuo
@enugtbuung flir ben Bel6aoiSten bon
@iner Settle l6tieBe einen GrlaB bon etz
ner a1berenS eite aus, aud nenlt leBtere
ebenfaus oaal1 %bcitrug, oaB Die Yerion,
our6 Die Der S6aoen gei0a6, betrunteu
tpuroe. Die bel9aotgte Yartei t0nue
Die P%erionen, ipelOe ben 9taul9 berurz
iadten, etn3eln ODER %5ulammen %belangen,
aber tie tonne fir einen S9aOen u
Gtneu Grlab befDmmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

Der beutf6e Didens, Trib &euz
Qebensiabre IN ieiner 8iua bel @ilena@
9eitorbeu. - Ginen Gbronfol9er btnterz
IaBt CT in benz gan3en 8erei1e Der oeuts
16en Qiteratur ni6t.
Wenn man Elm ODER apet @erfe bon
@ultop Srebta9 (SOa uno 9aben)
uno pienei9t BON saul 9ep e aus
ntmmt, 10 bat bic gelammts 6e.tl9e ST.
manoi6tungen a%uf3umeilen, in tpel6en,
tpie in Sen 590pfungen Srib Reuter's,
men56li6e @eitalten nit polfommener
QebenszN ebnlt9tett 10 plaitii3 beraus=
oeorbeitet itno, oaB Der 2eier iie 9enau gu
fennen urb 11on oftin ietnem Seben NIT
ibnen auiammeusefommen 8u iein 8laubt.
Sin pbantaitti9en S@attengeitalten. an
bur6 bic S6ablone ge3ei6neten St9u=
rem, pel@en eiW nit allen pertneipteH pbts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

Ii6en 8artei begangen, tpiro ber M0rb>
nerlu6 in erl ter 9tetbe notwithstanding Die
Wirfun9 baben, ben &Dnig bon Baiern
AT etnem i&roffen Nuftreten gegen bic
ultramontanel S1 peranlailen. 6olb lit
er ibnen obnebtn ni9t. DAB ct in bies
lem Sabre IN Der Srobnlei6nams> Yro>
%seiiion Spell nabm, maj f~einespess cine
T%uno9ebung gu @nn1ten Der Gtr9e, fon>
bern e6er bas umgefebrte. Ser Gr3bt>
19pf BON Wtin9en>S traubtng botte ibn
MGmlid biesmal Gin Grinuerung baror,
baB Der &0nig btsber Die Sbeilnabme an
ben YroSeiitonen ab9elebnt batte) nt9t
ba3u eingelaben. @erabe bes6aIb,
benz 8ii9of gum Sort InO @rou, ma6te
Der &0nig, Der gegen 1ol9e 0crlebun9en
Der vibm gebiibrenben Gbrfur6t" iiberz
aus empfnbli@ lit, bic Yroaeifion ais
uneingeluoener 9ait nit. @let9 barauf
aber lub Ct III einortn9li6iter uno be-
sieDun9spouiter MetIe ben Hei1Sfan3ler
Ma9 &tlltngen Elm nno iteute ibnt bort,
tpie einem regierenben Siirften, ben eans
3el1 f0nigli6en 9ofitaat sur 8erfigung.
DAB nun gera6e. Dielem @aite bes &0>
nigs 6as MtB9ei9td be9e9nen muB, bon
einem Observation-Disclosures tatbolli@en
8Ott6erseielen uIs 3ieli9etbe 9etpdblt
gu tperOen, nirb obne allen 3tpetfeI ben
86nig auf's tiefite nerleBen uno erbtt1
tern. Seine @rbitteruaa tpirb ii9, gang
n~aturgemdB, segen bic l1ltramontanem
tpenben, pel6e Dem Mforogelelen oas
9iitol in Die 9anb georildt baben.
9enn baB Dtes gei6eben lit, barber
fam, ben ~Dorliegenoen TeIegrammen
gegeniiber, teinerIet 3weifel belteben.
Der S0tt6er Sullmann bat bic WoroS
pafte rsur 9r0Beren Gbre @ottes" ab9e>
i6ofien nn6 Dteuei6t bat Elm Yrieiter tie
ibm geieguet. - IS siebt 1T Nmerifa
beute Eauienbe unb 3ebntauienbe, tpelde
Die nGmltGen @eitnnun9en, pte Tuus
mann, be9en un0 tief oaritber betrlbt
itnb, baB CT febl9ei6oiien bat. Oo9
baIO geuus perOen tie llria6e bGbeu, gu
%beoauern, DaB CT i~iberbaupt gei6oiien
bat. sic mogen 8ismard 10 bitter
Derabi6euen, nie Dor ie6sig Sa6ren bic
beutiden 8uri6eni6after & 0 g e b
berabl9euten, aber ie m0gen 1t6 aud
baran %erinnern, pos aut Sano's
Sbat fOlgte.
Der Mor6beriu9 auf 8tsmard be-
itegeIt. bas S9idlal Der fatbolti6en BIZ
i60fe IN Oeutl6lano. Sic &peroen lt6
benz Staate 3u 1%nterperfen baben, ODER
III Die 8%erbannuug geben malem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
Earbt9e WriHofrateH.

BUR Gbaratteriitit bes vsroBem Sumz
ner'i6en 8ermd1tniiieS" senannt neues
8ar9erre6tsssieb, un6 bes 8erbaltens
oeS groBen Sambo ielbit gu oteier Ugro>
BEN Soee" fibrt baS gut Sambosrepu>
bltfanii9e Chronicle" in Na1bington
folsenoe EDatio6e an: 8Gbreno Der Dor
eint9er 3eit III Wai5tngton i'm Sntereiie
iener eroBen Sumner'idem WtaBregel
geDalteneM 9tattonalconDention Der Tar>
bigen fonnte IS feiner Der farbisem 9elez
9aten babin bringem, baB er in elmer Der
5ablrei9en bon Sarbigen III Waibtngton
gebaltenem SarbIerltuben raiirt tpurbe.
Obglei9 cine 8erorbnl1ng bes 8eairfs
columbia auf ieoe tpegen Der 9autfarbe
gema6te nnteri9eioung cine WelobuBe
Don 300 ieBt.
Oteie OtclOuns bes Chronicle" IaBt
fi6 nur Daraus erflGren, baB ole farbis
gen 9erren @eft9tsperi90nerer in Was
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ben in ben &aiirltubl Die &unoi6aft Der
@etben 81 berlieren fiir6ten uno DAB Der
tueiBe Gentleman in ibren Nugen b06er
itebt aIs Der Sarbige, natiirlid NIT Ausz
nabnte oes farbt9en 0errn BARRIERS.
SIN Nugemeinen eeb0ren Die farbt9en
8ar6iere gu ben inteuisentereu unter ibs
renS tamm9enOller, ulo nlal6er bon tbs
nen lit iogar Elm GROCER Yolittcus Hnter
ben farbi9en Gepublifanern.
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Iigente Slaiie BON Sarbigen bas groBe
Briltstp abiolnter @lei6beit tbetls aus
SeIbitiu9t tbeils aus 6o6mutb ielblt
nit SiiBen treten. S6glet6 IS i1nen bon
einem 9eiebe ibre5 Wo6nortes Derboten
lit, beripeiger1t fie bod ben Sarbigen, ia
iogar rem farbtgen @lei6beitsapofteIn,
elm 9te9t, ha5 iie Den @eiBen nit 8er>
guiige,t etirGumen. unb spar gei6ie9t
btes at etnem YlaBe, on tpcl1em Die Tarz
bigem felt benz &riege einen auBerlt iiarz
fen Yrocentiab Der Bepolterung biloeu.
Nebnli6e @rl6einuneen meroen it6
aud an anberen Srten un0 1T 8esug auf
anoere @ei9dfte beoba6ten laiien.
@enn ein neiBer Wirtb III Wai6ingtnn
ii6 petgert, einen Sarbtsen 3u beoteneu,
10 tuir6 er um 800 geitraft uno fte6t in
9efabr, feline Gtcena au Derlieren. @pn>
iequenter Wei1e bitten iene farbtgen 0eS
Iesaten, meI9en in ben BON Sarbigen in
Waibtn9ton 9ebaItenen 8arbierltubeu 10
i9n0oe bic Sbire 9etuteien uur6e. bafIr
iorgen iouet, DaB .es oteien farbi9en 8ar>
bieren, benen tire &afirmeHer fur cine
f9war3e. braune ober eelbe 9aut su gut
iinO, ebenio i9Iimm er9ebe, wte ben
peiBen Wirtben, tpel6en ibre Glider fir
bic 9ippenwlLite farbtser Serren unO ios
gar f~arbi9er ,8arbtere gu gut iinb.
0as Sumner'i6e 8irgerre6tsgefeb
ober Dtelmebr Elm i9m dbnlideS muroe
betanntlib bis iebt erit i'm 8unbesz
ienate angenommen. Ser @e6ante an
Die farbigen Barbtere pirb 9eraoe ni9t
basu btenen, ibm reue Treunoe I'M 9auie
gu uerben. GielIei6t aeGingt es iebo6
Dem vsroBen gortampfsr" bteiss@ eiebes
i'm 9auie, Sen Butler, bas 6ars in
nd9iter Otdt gu iiber3eu9en, oaB elm
iol9es @efeB n0tbig lit, UNI ben armen
Sambo 9eraoe gegen Die Nrtftofratie
ietner ei9enen &ace gu i6iBen. Die &tt=
ter pom Galtrmefier iinb, pie geiagt,
6ur9ans nt9t Dte ein3i9en utter Oisien
farbt8en Nrtitotraten.