The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-08-24
SHALL HE VOTE?
what Does This Mean, If Not the Intimida-
tion of the NeGroes?,

What Does This Mean, If Not the Intimida.
tion Of the Negroes'
The following extracts, from South.
ern papers tell their own story. Their
plain meaning is death to the Republi-
cans and victory at the ballot-box by
the aid Of bullets and assassination
TO BE hs1n "Ar ALL nAzxHDs.'' -.
Wlite 4 upon your banners, fling it to the
o1ee1s e; Haunt it in the taee Of the enemy that
sonqueredia glorious victory At the ballot.
oox last November. aro determined. to: hold
our vantage ground at every hazard.
DEFIANCE or THE SOLDIERS.
Canton (Niss.) MAIL
If the governor makes no requisition. and
Grant sends the troops anyhow, will not the
people be justified before the law in resisting
tne intervention Of the military in time Of
peace! Let the constitutional lawyers of the
Republican party ''crack this nut"
BULLETS HEAVIER THAN BALLOTS.
I5nchburE (vs.) Star.
The South Carolina negroes are getting
their backs up. They had better remembeI
the tate oftheir brethern in Mississippi. San
ounce Of prevention is worth a pound o1
|cure."
Z SPIRIT OF THE LATE CAMPAIGN.
Aberdeed Examiner, July % 1875
dod gave the victory to q people who were
contending for liberation from the basest
thraldom ever endured by civilized race, and
up their oppressors as food for the buzzards
to the boughs of our forest trees. -"
SAVE THE WHITE BANp1r1i.
The Hamburg Is. C. J riot is the latest sen,
sation. The Sioux Indian massacre fired tht
Northern heart somewhat, but nothing t
compare with the Hamburg affair, in which
half-a-dozen colored militia met with thu
usual fate. IN, a.raee conflict. Some Of oul
wrath upon the white banditti. This may be
wise policy, but the principle we do not like
q THE HAMBURG MASSACRE 1xDoRsED:
The Jackson (Miss.) Clarion, edited
by E. Barksdale, the bosom friend OF
jeff Davis and Col. Lamer, the Demo
cratic official organ Of Mississippi, and
the most influential paper in the State
has his say of the Hamburg massacre
No impartial person con read the reports o
the affair without approving the conduct O.
the whites, and at the same time sympathiz
ing with them in the misfortune Of 1avins
been forced to such an extremity Of action il
lself-detense.
DEMOCRATIC FALSEH00D AND NALIGN1TY.
Brandon MISSY Republican (Democratic).
Twilchell, the Conshatta Radical thief, wht
was shot some weeks since by one Of hit
partners in crime whom he had swindled
has gone north as 4 ''campaign document .
The fellow shot both his arms off and Grip;
|pled him in one leg, and he is now exhibit:
ing himself as 4 martyr, and telling the peo.
fple he was shot by the Ku-klux of Louisiana
He ought to have been hanged or burned
vars ago, and it is only surprising that the
people did not hang him.
THE COLOR LINE DEFINED IN ALABAMA.
Mobile Register.
There are but two parties, can be but two
parties with us, the white and the black, anc
he who is not OF the former must belong t
the latter.
EXuLTiSG OVER INDIAN MURDERS.
| Brandon (NIiss Republican (Denocratic)
"Sltting Bull, - the chief of the Sioux In
dians, has q summary way of dealing will
the carpet -baggers and military satraps. HI
recently put to death 200 odd of them.
WITHDRAWAL OF EMPLOYMENT.
| Brownsville (Tenn.) States, Aug. s. 1876.
Let it be known before the election that til,
farmers have agreed to spot every leadin,
Radical negro in the county and treat him a!
an enemy for all time to come. The rotte1
ring must and shall be broken at any and al
costs. The Democrats have determined t,
withdraw all employment from their enemies
Let this tact be known.