The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22
4 QcnHR PR1HfRY ELEcrIoN
The negro Politicians 81 Chnriesiou In their |
(;iory-Thr Asttvits OF the Police ~ Re- |
peatrr-- Messrs. Gordon and Dunn.

CnARLl-roN. s. C.. S'p'. l7-The co'in-
icrnau 81 last wcct. primary election Tor
mcniNers 20 the Republican Conven ION TIL.
time took rla'- tp-dsy u that VS. l,di-tous
or u con. otvativo nim rv. tris vat, as r-ual IN
tncl i.,.uolican elect a-. whtr' there no re-
.trint from tlit. uc"pl., iUce IT, negro
his "a special i.-. ION iHr voting. H. would
rather ytrthau cat. Ne vil tax" nav n he can
GOT Il. or, If he cannot 1t be will vote for he
fun oi Dc. At those pr."m.es' who're There b. no
Lass to punish ar petition 81 ones iiah'hi g.
The NEGRO g. In hts elem ut and can vol" ~ often
as DC rl,a.c4. The amoitinn with the good
voters among them Is to compare notes aft
the election i. over and ascertain who has borne
off the taim iv- voting t'l. u at times. l. seems
~ make no difference 10 tho candidate ar,ut
the nauner o. hi- al -. 'f tnr nuuiner l,otsd
Nv q els ZEN. but rf'tr che counting u over the
could moi have cvrredrl -. bit hy voting at
IL 2i.t The i,cti.ur ed. 1ne city police.
who md ~ vot nd ~ the 1nservativc pfimaries.
tool. courapc nnd clue. "a ti.c aliadil m ~ their
liberti's IS. aba then con tituitd ih' mselNes into
a tenernl ralis Ink committee htlhloicnmehts
soon arrived from otbcr precincts and the I'VE
then commenced the g.uud rounds. few
James islanA 'pssum hunters ofC1i, hnckey's
militia resiment. i-.akiu- thr occasion Tor TIE
day of the rngul eject. n. caWc over to help
their Colonel. aud did good -crN,te.
DC lively. aud the. cxubcrlnt paiulfi4m excited
by Mncke,'s mean whiskev made the base bali
clubs rattle freely acros. that tmponctrahe cita-
del Of = negroes intellect -nis skull. mulatto
tailor, In describing IT, tnid they sounded Ike
brick " H.. The rolice were brought out, and
after soiuc tnnuu,uvfiug the irulic was ended.
Cardu2- b. making u show against the Dunn
and Chamberlain combination, OF which wrote
TO YOU ia tue fret Of the month. The programme
with them wus tnat Dunn should run for Gov
crnnr. gi.d help Chamberlain flr Irifcd states
senator ngatnst Elliot. who holds Chamberlain
written obligation - assist him for hit Oilicc.
In order 10 clnciiiaie tho Conservatives and
stfcngi hen the state credit Card "a was eft OF
thu slate for Treasurer and The selection given
the clique who are supposed to control the Con-
| sentative party. hut tardUza l. not To- be over
| slaurhol that way. 1t Was he who sent Cow.
! scott and Nose into retirement by an exposure
! n Warwick ma. cmbolOCned hun to make the
| attempt to break this new slate. He has struck
at the idea OF insisting upon the full accounting
! ~ Comptroller Dunn as tho Receiver of the
| Bank ana loan Company Of Hardy SOlpm1ns.
A tho treasurer ~ the STATE " no Is the largest
! creuitor Of that institution, lie claims a fuil
! showing, aud slleges that the state has been in
| tentinnaily defrauded aud robbed Of large
/ amounts 81 money by the failure of that bank.
| Inia IL a very serious churg" upOn the part Of
| the state Treasurer, when u l. rendered tnTt
| the Governor was identified with the tansac-
| ton Ia every posslrl" shape.
| The bitterness OF the charges aud rcrrimina-
| ton has brought ou' uue fact--that Carduzl
and Dunn. bot % members Of the Financial Board
| which made the state deposit0r IN SolOman's
| bank, took good care of themselves at the time
! OF it, failure. and kept their bank accounts on
| the safe side. Cardoza owed the bank S1OO and
| Dunn $1OO0. Cardoz1 says the latter was Dor
rowed al trc time Dunn was elected Comptrol-
| Ter, and intimates that II purchased his pOpu-
| lauty.