Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-16

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egsts.1yt =: rerD,1,iOn charging
TIA, tie s,ts II yiDlefee committed
.a,s.y have bern ins,yDate1 by
G>Y Ks.lDyy and bis cOadjntOrs
and that The disDrders that have
aecufred have been magniGed by
he ra'iicaI leader, ia order 10
'fDfge tightening that there may
BE- thunder a. the North" They
ssseTt there fidelity 20 the Union,
and do not question the right u
he colOred voters % register and
yOic, ~ nominate and install their
candidates when elected, and
pledge themselves 70 maintain
rights iDviolate.
The same representations come
rom the other States. II is useless
" deny that acts Of violence have
been committed, but that they
have assumed such proportions 10
Justify armed interference il only
conceivable on the hypothesis that
the government ~ those States
have sunk into absolute DNnentity.
~ n easter 10 believe that the
grOsscst cxaggcration and ncdacity
have been practiccd for n well uD-
dcrstood political end Senator
Patterson, who appears as the
chief author Of the stories Of
Southern outrage, IL man who
bought and bribcd his way into
the United States Senate, and lying
for party or personal purposes
doubtlcss comes easy 10 him. OPP
posed 10 his statements we have
the evidence Of the Board Of Trade
u Columbia, the capital Of South
Carolina, which in public meeting
adopted resolutions denouncing
the attempt OF certain persons,
and particularly Of John j. Pattcr-
son, 10 create false impression
as 20 the relation which exists be.
;."Tecn the white AMI coiC"ed peo.
pie Of the State. They declare
cmpbatically that there are no signs
Of any danger Of n collision be.
tween them that these reports
and attempts are disastrous 10 th,
prosperity Of the people, and thai
whatever appearance OF trouble
may have existed was due To ant
directly traceable TO colored mer
acting on the advice and sugges
ton Of white men, who for theii
own ends arc intent upon bringing
about n rupture between the races
They brand the statement that
there is any danger OF n ruptur,
as false, and ask the national au
thoritics to cause an investigation
to be made into the truth of the
statements OF Patterson and Others
published at Washington.
IL anything is needed TO com
plete the evidence that radical rul,
denotes the overthrow Of constitu
tional liberty in the South, thi,