The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-10-12
Real Southern 0utrauaa.
From tho New York World.l

rom the New York world.l
The demagogues who hava -.
'ented the Southern whits y ~
oloodthirsty wolf, and the Son.s
negro as . long. suffering lanb s;.a
but spot or blemish. have ~. "
) good deal Of late on rat,.;,ss,
iles. The desperate political ~
in Charleston, the amurle,sp. :. !.
saults in Ouachita Parish. ~ -
instances Of intimidation ree.Sy
detailed in these columns, suiIc;.s
y show from which race no,;s;.,
violence may be expected : n.
campaign. A white man. nsne ~
ing helpless people from . kor,ss
mob, is the first victim Of Dol;.;.;
intolerance in the South. Rn. =
is not I'D the matter Of polit;ea a..
the Southern white has cas,. ;
fear the negro. Doubtless h IN
be able to take care of bis own &
terests in that respect, and Of n.
interests of those who have ipt,r.s
ed their lives and fortunes 10 4.
care. 1t is against midnight A..
and murder and outrage unon n.
unprotected women of bis hon.s
hold that, waking and sleeping. 4.
American white man Of the Sonss
must now he always ready % -
The Southern press is filed with n.
shocking details OF these crime
aud it may be fairly said that !.
planter in South Carolina or Ioui.
lana knows from day TO day that N.
gins and his mills will not h :
smoalderiDg ruins before the NON
ing shall dawn; NO father d In
band knows, when leaving BIZ a.
side, if far from neighbors and iron
help, that he will not return 70 tlDd
his wife or daughter dead or worn
than dead; no woman can saiav
traverse any lonely path withouta
terrible fear to haunt and hurry her
steps. This is no exaggeration. Any
reader OF the daily press needs euI
to keep his eyes open to learn ne
awful truth. The columns Of Tie
World, during the last few dayl
have contained accounts Of then
bestial 0utbreaks-among then the
story Of a young maiden, the daaeh.
ter OF a Christian minister, xhoe
pure life has been made q lasting
horror by q crime worthy M ths
Turks in Bulgaria. Small wonder,
then, at the excitement which ISM
ported to "a this morning a. exit
ing in South Carolina around %
scenes Of two more such ATTEMPTED
outrages. In the negro arsenal Il
Hamburg there were three Or for
armed blacks whose complicty il
an assault upon a young girl Of ihe
vicinity was more than suspected.
Before that fatal hour she had been
a fresh faced aud free hearted child,
the daughter Of a gallant soldier
now she rOams purp0seless about
her desOlate home, mind and body
alike wrecked forever. Fancy the
face of that crazed child, as . fsthef
sees and shudders at it, white men
of the North, and then ask your
selves what creatures they are vho
for the sake of power and odlca
here in the North, can brand .
fathers vengeance for such . deed
as violence and lawiessnesG
Hon. T. j. Mackey, CiIcait
Judge in South Corolins. has %.
nounced his intention Of supporting
Wade Hampton for Governor q
that State. He has been . Repab
lican since the war, and 10 one Of ~
few honest leaders Of the party
South. He has denounced tho Nm
inees of the Republican panty .
South Carolina as q corrupt band q
robbers, who look upon tho Stsse =
"a canning ground to plundH,,
Judge Mackey has been threassdea
with assassination for espousing y
cause of honest government =
South Carolina. The Republicasl
; are getting scared about their pre-
poets in the State. The chasc'
are very favorable to the Deae
|. racy.-( Cincinnati Enqsirer.