Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

The Democrats spSeksss p the South
are not al mild maqeTed Aor noOd@aie
N their address. u fact kDpscipsIs Of
their orstory occad bnally como y hsee'
which would hays done credit to16y
gang of pirates o. assassine, and which
nave y very peculiar effect when pro
ceedine from tho mouths Of American
citizens. Perhaps it is not generally
known that some Of the Southern lead
srs have strongly denounced the perps-
,raiion of outrsges upon the coiored
voters. Il il not that these Southern
uaoers are ut all compassionate toward
better course to take it ia to let the
latter alone. and kill OFT all the white
men upon whom they rely for coun'en-
,nce and organization. This advice
nas been given aud followed-on sew
eral occasions already, and notably in
Louisiana, where four Republican Off
Gals have been assass,nated within q
month Ill single parish. Here, how
Yer, Is u verbatim report OF part 0! \
-p,ech actually aud recently delivered
~ Nj. W. Gray, one of Tilden's active
supporters. At Aiken, South Carolina:
My Frlsuds: L tell you there certain
men you mast put out Of the way; nsn
YOU must kill: These men are Cham
Der.iu. E.iiu,, Lee, Sparmick an others.
iney must be kiileu. for they are the
leaders of the negroes, and il you get
nj Of them We Can carry things AS We
want them. United States troops have
uesn sent down here to carry the cleo
non for the Radicals, but We don't fear
item do WEI Cries of mo, mol We
met them on the flied once, and We are
,-rdy 10 meet them again. Cries.
We are, and appiauss Aud new lot me
tell YOU what to do on election day.
Go in masses, armed, and Try aud force
,hs negroes to vote our ticket. II they
don't do it, shoot them down and cut
.helr ears, and I warrant you this will
each them lesson; and even il We are
not elected, we viii go to Columbia in
force, and if not allowed TO take our
seats, We will surround the State House
aud tear 1t down. and show them We
will rule. What say yon. nlen, can't we
30 n?" Loud Cries Of Yes, d-n it,
yes
We admit the difficulty Of believing
that any sane person, no matter what
ills politics, could deliver such a;1Oeieus
sentiments az these, bu, the speech
from which We have quoted is said to
&c fair average specimen Of the oratory
If the negro and Union hs;ers of the
south, and there can be no question as
20 its authenticity. Perhaps The ele-
men, represented by this blatant advo-
aie OF assassination is 4 comparatively
small one. bat i, is assurdy neither re-
unked nor restrained by thoss who pro
TESS to disap-ove Of AS language and
.ctions Il Is this kind OF al united
SOUTH that the Democracy places lis
dependence upon, nEo these rntians and
Swash bucklrrs ara this men into whose
Inurderous hands We are asked to COM
mil he preservation OF a Union they de-
test and tine protectioroi class they des-
pise and execrate. And yet there are
would be honest men and independent
journals that ,idicUis the idea of intimi
iation at the South. and continue TO
protest that all the -spc!ts OF Southern
outrages are more "tloody- shirt yarns.
made out of whole cloth for campaign
purposes Much in the same way
Derby and DisraeN pooh poohed the
accounts of the Bulgarian atrocities.
until the full details were laid before
horriied world, and it wss no longer
possible to dispute their reality Sac.
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