The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-12

privy TO it; and that Governor Scott protested
against signing so many bonds. out was ordered
70 do so by Chamberlane, with a hint that the old
bondholders coula bring suit against MN other
wise. Green's speech was aggressive and re-
elected Governor he would send every puoic
punderer to the penltentiary, however high his
station.
THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN PROSPECTIVE
Delany, was hald, rather aged, quite b. ack man.
shori and iattish. lie carried an eyeRiass and
wore wate CATERS over his boots. His career mas
been memorable, born In the year 1872 IN the
town where Jonn Brown was hanged, and OF Q
whence Brown invaded the slave States, and set.
ting at Pttsburg with certain restless
Societies he Dsssn literary and
stared colored mans newspaper and
studied medicine. He published paper
medical degree at Harvard ana was an under-
ground railway director. From Canada, where
Africa, and was highly considered by the scentlac
societies OF England, and lectured before the
ROY al Geographical Society. He went into the
years as Inspector, magistrate and soldier, and
settled in the state where he had been all the
State ONCE. Comparing this old man, with grz.
zied shreds OF nalr, 70 the nimbe and unprnclp ed
a0, wen one as sss that that the back race race
vantes and its Da Vegas. Poor and old,
little VAN, but nowhere weak. right-nearted, I'M
lany mad IN his simple romance touch OF nature
which made sympathy ana liking for HIM.
lican party took possession Of South Carolina re-
construction was I'm Jdu dcconapii, and that 1t
would nave been better lor the blacks not to nave
become Immediately partSans IN oulk However,
II had suited class OF wnlte adventures from the
North to Keep them distinctive race, voting
contrary ticket from their white neignbors on oil
OCCASIONS Hence they were neld always respon-
sibe for the excuses OF legislation ana derived no
benefit OF any kind from that pronlgacy, while
they had fallen INTO contention and AT last were
commanded oy the nobodleS they had promoted
Not one pubic man had been raised up amoug the
,af hlna- M syhf nhA Ran nj IN q
Dagger had moulded the State TO the model OF
his corruption. ana was now threatening old
soaers ike himself with the js here the per.
SEPARATION burst from old Delany's forehead, ana
he sald, Before Cod! LEI them put nand upon i
lie, and viii maze 1t the hottest Gay Bowen and
Butz ever had IN South Carolina" "a roar OF
applause anc satisfaction went through the audi
said the speaker zine white people OF this State
are the only possible lrends we can keep tor ever.
rear State. These intrnders from the North,
nameless there, dsgraced here, keep US IN ever.
IN store for US. We can never De ensaved again
except py ourselves. They are curse to us"
Delany then told OF the good OF human nature
he mad seen IN pro-s,avery elements. Said he =
When ran as conductor on the underground
railroad before the war, got ten dollars from
democrat to one from q republican. And in THIS
State we 60 Tor every kind OF advice except poll
tics to the old white Shareholders. The war Is
done. Hate has lasted too long Judge Green
our party in the hopeessness OF their affairs TO re-
create this State. are 70 oe relied upon TO conduct
both property and liberty to stare OF security
and virtue never known under the rule OF Cnam-
berlalne, Scott and Bowen. For me. hate only bad
men. l reach the outstretched hand to every
white man in this great id state. They say to
us:-'fOu are in the maJortty-oe generousl Give
US honest men and we VIII vote for rnem.' Honest
before God II we refuse their supplication"
The Old darkey's lace was full of beads OF per-
spiratlOn when he came down, amid the cries OF
THEN COLONEL DUNN,
the Chairman OF the Bolters' State committee and
last Legislature, related how Cnamberlaine had
been one OF the twelve persons Tor whom the Blue
Deas to the he
Chamberaine OF being the brains OF the Financial
Board which had disgraced the state. Said he.
attorney General Melton Is reported as saying
at q remote point OF this State that once
proposed scheme to him by which seve raj
persons could make 100000. II he is correctly
reported. put this proposition to him. lie is u
native OF the Palmetto State, one OF its chivalry.
MAN. who on OF your
brought TO this State all my fortune and look to
politics only TO protect II. Il ne Is correctly re-
When we meet again he Shall either take that back
or one or the otner OF US Will close our career at
The sense OF plucky Northern man was notlos,
on the natives. 1t gave the negroes proounder
respect
"By gad,n said an old rebel officer, that wore
liar as he said 1t, was real ngntlng liar"
| Dunn continued:-"I do not Know what esti
| ma OF manlness men ike Patterson and Cham
berlaine hold; but where have lived IN the Nortl
i II commonwealth were plundered like ours the
| people would nave risen In arms and swept
these oeggars into the sea Great God
! is II to be conceived that the property holder!
OF this state VIII consent to stand this plumber for
ever Their pa tlence already has been one OF the
most admirable things In the history OF American
mem | tell you, men OF color, there Is coming
storm, unless we avert 1t by this movement. Lille
is not worth having with government like this.n
Congressman Cain tcolored) said be lived In the
hope That row OF gallows on the Battery would
soon determine the end OF carpetbaggery and
plumber In South Carolina.
Bowen has indicted nalf the speakers at THU
meeting.