The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-28
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OF TEE OREIr PEOPLE FLIED 49, 1AesD
s,,y,fou CLAIMS TO BE a.
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MORTON il on Ia
APPEAL FOR THE SALVATION .s " tf '.
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~ 81 y, u,,,,,,to,, Daraocratic nominee
cIsIle.as - cng,sh rarniinn II, n sr,eeclf
sor Soy,n satmrday ;touched upon the.
az =. 2. Az. hs bod invited the Republican
issS ~ moot him chamberlain, he said,
tesanranhed, ma in reply that he couldn't
800 800 ,Whv .co,,Idu,t he come? Why was
- IL, hiock and white blood was flow
~ -, = =. I,aarant n,,artt,rs az the StateP Why
ins a. ~ .a,,r Gavarnor the man who Of, all.
y y tnaS yuIi 10 or The a,,ot To nrotect the
o.seIs ouvu ua,,t,, Tara,;naNyrhy Ia A.. I re-
oitlzens "a. oousn hona ,,bs,, ba SAID that
PEW, Inas ns2 - a s bstter than to- meet
they tMan i,e. no'a WI, 10 II that on.
oui InpsaAs a.. onna,tun;tv he ia irving
tne aveiy n.s S.o,a ,,nJar martial lawpn
to puI,yvut. SSa'p Z. ~ baoausa he. .the Gov
VIII eeiiyo ~, o;.to ~ so,,f, Carolina. ia So
ern0f VI ,cue S.a a: =. ~ oo-nnt no held I'M!
weak ti,aI ~ pei" Sta.a ~ haHnnets think
except oy Cll.eu. Ss ala tSat chair calling
OF the men VINO onoe u .a,, s 80 orrast man
upon :unltea States ,loops CT. W nr;dea or.
orqueii Laot.l haS no NV S Chan,berloin
course he, has not. 10" san III, G IN South
tof MassachuseIts, ha'e any r. ~ ~ d,,iga;n
Carolina! am not uisp9s eli W cor thaf II
promises or pledges, eus " r ~, saI ond
was the Governor u oou.u Sa aud = there
shall be Immense cneellnSi, lh ..-o =, o,ro;S
was one spot In the ota!e tna.i ws ~. .i,at
to go, ii there was one Tlot tlaS ~ Sa'th
could not call upon .ne hohes. no .,t 49,
Carolina, Whlte ana 9iuch, w ~ pun So 49, riot
would ask to be kicked ouL ol .ae V ~ 5;v v
1 disgraced, We have proposes w uit ;.t
time. Westill proposeto do SO. our appolnt-
ments are all published, anu am parClcuuaiiy
DESTROYS that the leaders should COME oul,
so that / might have the opportunity ,9i
speaking to the colored people. lhese ie sna
ers belle US; they mlsrepreseht Us " INC ,,e
colored people, ana then feiuse " !ta, 40
or give us the opportunltTtc open suee! 20
OF their constituents. we WISH W SNOW luS
colored people that their rlSnts are hAs ~
and immOyable; and furthermore, we "ouAu
not abridge them il we could. 90 mere
what did in the Convention, ptedge my
self solenanlY, in the presence OF the people
of South Carolina and in the presence OF my
God, that it the DEMOCRATIC ticket IS etecl-
ed, / shalt knoao no parry nor Foce Nv
the administration OF tee td'o. 20 sa'e Us
the lao prononnceS q man yI"ty, ~ om
shall that man DE p~9aSaea. Il slaM fsa'o.9
NOTHING but the tltC. ana the C0fLStSt"ttoh "
South Carolina and OF the Ona'eo otatss.
Immense applause. we recognize Tue
thirteenth, fourteenth, and hiteentn aLlenu,
ments OF the Constitution OF the On1Geo
States, and accept them in good 1alth. Inc
colored people know that IL Is unas. t t,.s
amendments thatth ENJOY Une llsh. ss my
now have. W. Stang upon .nJ' i p.a tIa ~
and not one Saa9le 'Ta9ht eIy0geu oy tts ~
ored people To-Day S't1I De taf1e"J ro"s "senn.
They shall be the e1adtS, a1aoef Me 9"' "
anu man n, South aCdfotna. Anu we
further pledge that We1wn sige no.,
ter facilities for education IMAM they nave
ever had before. Loud cneermg.J LGo iiiG
say ono. word more to the coioreo people.
was the first man in the State OF South caro-
lima, after thewar, who advised the Whlte
people OF South Carolina to give the right OF
voting to the colored people. l maoe Tue
proposition at seVeral pupilc l1eeIlnss III
Columbia, and TOOK the St0unu Cna1 IuGy !
had been made CITIZENS anu that .net shu nnd
not be excluded i[oul tue iiSn1 ~ 49,, ti, go
recommenaeu snet lunu ~ v.'to 49, ,ho,,,
but Whiees hau Tue ilSn' " aSoIs thot or,
your leaders tell you ain . lope,, ' ts;m Ill
an unreconstrucCeuh le-elel, Inoy VIZ , so,'
you the LORD only KNOWS VIVA. auouo NC +,
and yet fepeat thaI was LUG ns, n" .,, -
South Carolina VINO fecomnlenueu t tha
the right 10 Sotei snouu w stset - ~ No sI
coiorea people. aptnadu,eii +,,on, ~. =, snbai
Edwaros, anu o.neis, "t tu,,a 'A VIZ Wha, r vas
nave tola !ouls !ot tiuS' I:m C. 90
taking that grouna IN Soutn Cpio,ln" w.
| ernor Morton, your cholce lof ,tne pies.-
! dency, the man VINO, waving Tue ploous
shirt and digging into the very graves OF
our dead, made speeches ut the North, IN
which he said your people were not NJ 70
vote, and recommended that tEe 1rancnise
should not De granted the1 lol tmen n:!
years. nave the sPeecn oi ucs elnoi NY,
ton, ana any OF you can see ~ II you ". ISL.
MY speeches were aiso Pupilsneu' "nu Wv
can see tnem !ou ueeu uU'ei po
Andrew, also anoInel Vi !oua
publican TRENDS, TOOK the same srounu
as Morton, ana ! nave ms speecne s
also. These are 1acts tnat eann 1, ~, n5 :
alsputea' lucy are piinIeu oo.u nI.nsno :.l
are now among the archives OF Massachu.
sets and OF Congress. Ihese are the men
who profess now to be. your warmes!
friends; these men who would nave Pun
their feet upon your liberties Tor all Tune
Why did recommend that you be permit,
ted to. vote? There are S0o,0o0 coloreu
voters in the South. They ada TO tne power