, 1876-02-15

further. inst we sf.nt my gentisnsa In MI
York the liberty 70 pnh.t my md Il. tstters my
{tenif arnn the subject of tho " Whito shd niack
IT,. .s - t1nyt @ ~. ~ 's PATH ~ ~ ~ Gf any,
W rha]enas tho cnrstdlx sroundris Who AZ To- A.
per.s oYF shsr.essf thro.9h ss to.ta.oms column Of
hs si' q h; e
sowsrds md poltraoas i, YOU ~ ,xhoeSsr yoa may
Of eonse. sa ydr .Enting f.es. "'S' '1' pfo''
Tie editor Of tho IYtsant is 80 degraded .b.. ht iss
a%sE,ng % n S ns Of wh 10 \ nsmss
st.ntly sm.nstins i!otn III. al.hy carcass,
lhs country losvo him 10 ohimsef-ths oses! dspih
NJ S' stacs no .1.nasr, no foul pub,te..
ton Will change our coraa In tbs publication OF hs
se Mt, sscopd s ntst ~ we sn f. 10 rtd b
nnre ~ in lie estimation Of gentlemen Vi say pub.
1t.h b., II without dsl,y W a,e su1tqas Is ssa II.
We profess 70 bo Ro7erAnd IN this matter by rrnct.
p.e .ia AZ sns monty IN Wall AFFECT cannot change
9rs Nv ~: sar ~ ~ bM"a se hasoe 81 ny
lima CONNECTED VIII ia n,ss i,snir. in ~ y W.
fan.ttc.l aud Antl.snvery Churches Of Ieeeber sna
Cheevcr, We know thsl il.o Southern peools r nnt
1neof M 20 m constitution A. thote eomrr!AtnF w.
~ @nAct hepohhean party OF WHO worship hs The henh-
aus ininea o. tsntsn' ad eaeefss fts holding
not expect Southern support, and tLe Sotsrn neops
tD. q
ara white aud who are llaekf
vance,. JAass A. 1IAMntxrov.
Hd,tor 1,nr. OF 1ns t9nftaSs1racg, Atlantis III.
Mssaatr.h a,ss,.a, AofsL' reo: 10, leeo. .......
on thls iettef, tae 1feath9 I'osi sstd:
Thas !aasasKs At once sssmps Tic eharac.ur Of tho
1n; Is :. sFe1tte hat eapah'e OF writing IN
ths sonh mr. T. cTo 70 y. - ,n tas o.
brs, ill spPropriss raee weud ae, to Ia ~ u H. H.
| ncignborhooa Of tlr F!Ye Points, '''
Ths sans enterprsias patriot has been Ia philaac.
phia; bus Tho Itnn.yp.oi,n, : pe1pcrai,o print,
ws ,es by Tho H.v Yor. ,,>,o, lin. TIM r,,,s,.-
OF tia D!ark Lit Is saS 10 hsyo e.tosts5 10 'oSp
from thlt community of course from tic, houtes nos
nsludsd In ~ Black LIT. e aro Also Informed shst
tn. miserable =! fellow, uanneton now 9p collecting
y Il. n aTfvr IN sts sy to as T. !hs 70 sa
eos .aS II " sG ns1 M
stsrny srpsetiats lin Union.losing and sconaisef.
hating people Of PHILADELPHIA" '~'.7~0.''0 -
Any quantity of, testimony from old mes-
chants Of tho highest business reputation, who
remember Hhnblelon, can be had, showing Ills
operations % have beon Of tlo baldos. and 6oid-
eft tlackmaiiing chnractor. In some Of tic iu.
stsuces given below tno informant is not named,
but tho Tribune vouchca for tho character Of
J. Ttnmbul Smith stated that he we!l remem-
bered Tho man uaubletoa coming to ls place
OF business hnd demanding nn Advertisement.
Which Was refused. Tho fellow then stepped
around and inspected the shclros iu d avaQgor-
Ing ssyIo, mad satd "You hAvo . large atoek o!
goods, and mist be dotug lasge Bo,1ltie1.s
trade but I'll ha d-d II yon do auy mora" Mr.
Smith WIS then IN tho sadd!e1y business.
George ". Read. Of No. goa Lawia street, satd
ho remembered tho ecoundroi well. aud lis
mAouor, and wanted 10 tci him out OF tbn store
wien is called, but dId moi on agcount Of tj,o
sentiment OF other memboEs Of tho firm"
". II, Lyon, Of the old firm Of ". II. Lyon l.
Co., said that. provious to tho outbreak OF tho
Aelelllon, Con. n 7. b9pks can1e to Tho city
NTH other citizens. signed On invitation to Gen.
Asoks to speak in Wall street. The list OF
nanaes Oh this paper vaa published In the south,
accompanied by an article melting tho anlmosity
Of ali southortl merchants toward the New York
monobors That somebody called o. him
aud mado Bome threats, At that time
he thought it would provo severe
blow 10 lis busioess. but subse4ueut cvonts
Lyon lost only $40 on lis Southern trn3c, whlch
oiherWiaa would haro cost him several tliou-
aands. --
llorace D. Ctafl'n l. Co.. g. s. JAtrray i Co.,
and Henry W. Dulyce we're represented Oh the
"Dlaok Llst," but remember Itlo olae tuan the
blacknAlling character Of the proceeding.
A member Of a prominent husIness arm eu-
Eagad in the hal tradc on broadway said that
liamtleton published Ills house in his Black
before the War, aud scot tho houso word tIa{ ho
was opon to argument, and, 1t coayiuced, 10
would t1ausfer lle lrm from tho Black to the
White I.ist. The senior u1nqober II tho firm re-
turned tho reply that tfay cared as lifio for lis
White List as thsy did for hss Black one, and
that, 1t he cn1no TO their place of buaiueaa, to
mould kick the Houll.bo hlnckmailer down
stAirs.
a gentleman for many yoaru member Of the
| firm Of Herring d. Co. Ha,ti that uambloton
called upon him at No. 25f uroadwaY, in tbs lat
ter part OF the year 1851, and showed lin list
Of names OF New York merchants rlo were on
tho Black List because they we're ALolilion;sts
! and would not I'D :ettso III Southern newspa-
parB. Mr.. IIamb'cton declared that witt, thuve
| houses tue South would hayo no dealings. H.
! said tha. among tho uauos wsre e. s, Jalrray Il
Go. Cla.lin, Alellsn d go., =. D. CGlstendst l.
| Co., Shormaa Brothers, mud Bowen i
| sIcNarnoe. Mr.. lIambleton then solicited
| an advertisement for Tho Richmond En-
9uircr and an Atlanta Newspaper, The
merchant replied that l,,s tirm cuud mi be- black.
maieu in that mauncr antl rn{usatI n cdvart,ao