New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

white men said, We come down to make up say,
'What you got to make upi IT'S you agalnot u.s. Then
they say, II you don't compromise IN i've minutes we
will come down and kin every d-m Of YOU says,
You better say that; you don't know what We GOT
lust said that to.keep them or knowed they could
So We started Some poking along and ! say,
Hurry up! We went home, to our different homes and
sent word ont to people that they had killed Henry
Campbell and Bryant Counsel, and we concluded we
won't stay home, but get together aud 20 TO tue swamp
we iant got but time to die. We said let's die
protecting ouIseyes we haint done nothing to any
BODY" Then with look at the judge IN another ione'
the witness said: Nothin but vote Republican, Before
we started Daniel Rouse and Hammond came for pen ana
ink to draw upa paper to send to you addressng the
counsel FOR defense) asking you 10 stop them Gong
along the white people comm from all dI ~uohS
comm from the woods and across fields with guns we
heard shooting" To the question, "Who did ltP the
witness said "The Democrats did the shooting hut
don't know which one. Tuesday morning We heard 'he
womin and children holerin, 'The Yankees have come
thank God, our friends is come
Hettic Kelsey mulatto 2i years old, had been mar
red or 3 years TO Warren Kelsey, VINO was killed on
Monday afternoon. That day her husband, nerSolI
"sam and Oscar Brown mad been picking cotton mao gone
home TO dinner and afterward sitting III the yard
talking with Dave" Bush, who had beenln me swamp
without food and had there to get IT, Ihey heard
reat roaring noise and 1t nearer saw crowd
and entering the yard. Z" sam" Brown was dear ana
dumb he saw them first; was much frightened jumper
and ram The white men cursed and s"ore ana 'Do'
great many times. She saw her husband kiled me-
" DayeD Bush and sam" Brown, the deaf ana dniho
boy OF l5 were all killed. Oscar Brown escaDed tleh
but died aftorward She heard her husband Dng D W
r. Cannon twice 10 save MIN. " on, DOCTOR, shiu ~,
"ony let i've and VIII vote Tor ys p"' t'c "o'o'
made Wcr. t-t m
The bringing OF this testimony strongly reminds me
Charleston Nrirs and corner Of The Holy lnqu5toh
Listening to this day after day one reels more fhohV
TOWARD those who took life then for religious PURPOSES
than these living in the nineteenth century VINO count
such deeds 10 gam political power 10 Ifee oI thc1e
stricken women babies been born, adding new care
10 ms burden Of their lives aud yet me t"Wte'V"
J0,traaI NJ CDmBteTce thus speaks or them:
I front ~ United states Marshal once 10 e '"u
house piazza lay saws three cubs 0i the hieh9n -
witnesses These little nps Low scarcely mouth o AoPs
m mat psphfrc De used D. CorDn IN ear OF t"o
NJ comment il needed, only n the United states GOV
eminent is worthy standf tis worthy OF TIE 3cice
of life made TO defend tct it prove 1t BY protecting me
rery race whose blood was -ued make Rutherfofd -
liza; % President Are these human bodies and Immortal
souls these sO-cacd cubs" % be thrown Dae6 Wlthh
reach OF tie hons PIapl Those who want business 20
prosper advocate policy, think the non caSei' pnt
through the bars OF pretended peace the hungry tongue
and strong claws Will draw in the mnocent.. very
-,snrci nliy hALTHA SCHOFELD.
Charleston, s. C., May 2I, 1877.