Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-11-01

low THEY aEE coN8rSED N TIE SOLID
SOUTHERN STATE oF sOCTH CAEOLISL.
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The ways Of Southern politics, In some re-
spectS clear enough, ar" S.iM past iiD1in- cuc.
South Carolina is ! Republican STATE hr z ms
io-ity o. many thols-Ils. bC- ne declaration
has gone forth that the Democrats are 70 tcSe
po5se55ion after this var. and he small traders
aad poor laboreTs have taken the a.ar-n- The
advertising columns Of tho daily Democratic
papers snow how the alarm is manifested. TIE
Charleston Journal Of G1Elarr,e. 4. B5Tuweil
Rhett. DR., editor. contains the following:
"A CARD-CNTIL FURTHER NoTTCE | WI
receive applications from chose seeking employ
ment, on NoNpATs. WEDNEs0AVs, and Far
DAYS, anl orders from employers FOR STRAIGHT
cut Democratic Working men, on TUESDAYS.
THURSDAYS, and SATURDATs. l an Prepered
to furnish Democrats with Darnocrac.c i-bor at
reasonable wages, TO any extent at 4 moments
notice To employ Republicans anu st-rTs
Democrats no longer pays. Il Is q crime, and
VIII be held TO strict sccouH;ahiii,y.
- 2. S. THAIRN,
- Broad sire set."
To understand the effect Of "a announcement
of this kind. il must be remembered that the
great majority OF Republicans are la5orers, ard
the majority OF Democrats are employers Of
labor, In some form or other. Such notice Is
this is, therefore, appeal 20 the fears Of those
who are dependent on their daily e1rnilgs, and
would rather change their politics than lose
them. Il is also . threat against those Tho re-
fuse TO surrender. Here Is another notice Of
the same kind:
ITO orr MERCHANTS, WHsRF OwSERs. AND
TRlDESWEN GENERALLY: The Workin-11an's
Democratic Association are now prepared 70
furnish from one hundred 10 two hundred able
bodied men for any kind of work. Apply at
their hall. Queen street, near meeting, from
10 u NJ: , to g. and 20 9 P. NJ
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into the various branches Of retail trade.
Twenty one butchers Of Charleston unite in
card, which the Ness and Courier prints under
the heading:
''BCTCHERs TO BUV FROM"
"WEERE DO ToU RUF Your NEAT 40 TIE
DerlocTCsic PE5lic.fThe undersigned, butchers
in the Charleston markets. who are earnest sup
porters Of the cause Of HAMPTON AND COOP
GOVERNMENT, respectfully solicit the custom OF
their Democratic feilow-citizeus.
"HoCsEKEEPERs CAN GET TFFIR Meats from
Democratic Headqua-Iers,' Stalls Nos. 20 50,
-, and -, Lower Market. Also No aud ID,
Upper Nia<s.et, TO I2JS cents per pound. It is
not Democratic money alone tha. we want, but
WADE HAMPTON anl REFORM"
Paul Treseott, good SJuth Carolina name,
adds 10 the number of his stalls the information
-. Straight-out Democrat; - and T. K. Tully,
caterer, desires 70 remind the general public
OF what his Old customers all know, that be has
been for years 4 staunch Democrat, and is now
a supporter OF Hampton and gool govcrnment"
Surely the ruling white race, the naI'l 'lral
leaders," are setting noble example for their
less fortunate feilow-citizens. II the market
mel and household purveyors Of any Northern
city were 10 advertise their wares in this way,
toaaying to The pre;udiccs Of tl''ir rich Gus
toners, and threatening their riv-ls with the
destruction OF their business unless they
changed their opinions, our rigorous Northern
climate would soon be made uncomfortable for
them. The negroes have, indeed, much to learn
and 20 unlearn when the superior white race
sets them so poor an example.