The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-08-15

80, had kissed his photograph. and in
cidentaliy mentioned that they. would
| pre- Sably have cargo and boat ready TO
leave that port FOR Liberia in January.
cUnTrs' FLOATING UTOPIA.
He then passionately addressed the
audience with the assurance that If they
would help him. hel lCnrtis) would prom
iee by January to have an independent
steamboat running, loaded with Liberi-
ans and Liberian produce, owned BY
Liberians, manned by Liberians and
commanded by Liberians, terrific stresa
on commanded, J" being evidsntly part
Ing SLAP. ct the Captain.) This floating
utopia did not seem to meet with very
great favor, acd 1 feel safe l.; pgop!!..ss.- 8;
ing that twiH meet with the fate of all
other utopias, and come to naught, espe.
claiiy as Curtis e.s,:E- .5 considerably be-
low par in Monrovia. was immensely
amused at the malice displayed by this
individual in treasuring up and eZagge-
under the sense of injury induced by
port. "a 90 'sit'
IS before stated, he hated and was
hated by everybody aboard, but came
in for q special share of disfayor some
how or other. But / was amazed to oh.
servo the blacklist sorts of looks directed
at me from oil parts Of the room, and to
observe sgndry whisperings of which ],
was evid7 = lily, the subject. at that mo.
ment the Monrovia militia company filed
ont on the green, and my surmise was
that was 10 be Immediately taken out
and summarily shot as defamer of Hthe
finest country tho sun ahinss on.p The
execution was suspended o while, how.
ever, and ess
REV. 8. =. FLEGLER,
of Charleston, came forward, and spoke
at some length. The main point Of his
address was that he felt, for th iirst time
in his life, that he was at home-that he
was where he belonged. For the first
time he could breathe freely. becsnse s he
could look around and realize that he
was the equal in every way of every other
man he saw. Applause Clement
Irons, of Charleston. followed in a yerv
sensible little speech. He exhibited with
much pardonable pride medal awarded
him at one Of the South Carolina State
fairs for an Improvement in cotton gins,
and concluded with the shrewd and prac.
tical remark, 1--WE don't ask you to give
us corn, but only to show us where to
grew grew Il" [Annnlanse.l
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL j
Ia blatherskite whose name have for
gotten) next spoke. He is en- octoroon
with long side-whiskers, and bears dema-
gogue stamped on his fncs as with o
branding iron. Being an office-iolder
himself, he very disipterestedly advised
the Immigrants not TO come seeking Off
ces. What the country needed wes not
office.seekers but workers. Then he took
q slight turn at the worthy Curtis, dep
recating tho stirring up of strife in the
movement, and denouncing those who
woul crsate dlvlsions- / felt somewhat
aveT,s ID OF mine enemy, until the speaker
Pre- coded to make an attack upon myself,
and all who should hold with me the
heresy that this was. anything but an
earthly paradise. He concluded with
the warming to be careful how Z wrote,
expect that when he said ga littlep he
spoke more truly than he intended. I
began to be really afraid from the looks
of the audience that Curtis attack would
60 prejudice them as to seriously hamper
me in obtaining information. I was
therefore extremely obliged to the score
mny, SvLe,, l,os rnss s,1s;i ao,ss. vas
l., nn, $50 % 20 .osH az! uep,ecateo tho
h;Ssns Va peLsonAil.les !nto the meetlng,
opinion it was not either q vsrv h,ara -. -.
very magnaniInous ;thinp to MATE m
unproyofed attack upon : oant,aman oh h., =
was a stranger and 3 visifor and svhoso
mouth was nresnmahlv cjnsej M "-o'' >'''
=
Mh. WILLIAMS MAKES LITTLE SPEECH.
He wound up with the remarx that il
was q free meeting, and that ANYBODY
had q right to speak. I took the hint,
and requested the immigrants themselyes,
70 gay Whetner or no the Net0s Gnd Cou'le'-
mau ,,Ona,,t moI Always ~ given t1sm ana their
T,,,.;. na; = aaiI shcW. c ,neseupon
~ tba Hhn.Isots, .oo ;..u ioIesealled seyen9.
co,trs 4 ;ctad S;s aias ;,,.a .no Weqlu nave
Nv me- An ot pre!u9ice
y9nresastas;aa ~ .ao -'eSy sa'n Cou'aer anu ,ta
cIar;rS. sLas ~ ~ .eAs..nsvagane as.sI Terms, oe-
and hsd tb" most s,nai.nnsiI' = nsiis I:yining
s,ay,5 Fsr Ls,,, 70
Stoned j.;ns, ,t ~ ue
scens of tISa G,,sr.e, @ bot..nas Duo s,Osins
Cassitis and from his oSatnrea 7 ev,,as.s'i ,.aJ
every momsnt TO hear him break out
| with: r
.url. l.oro Ia y, :, ,,,,;.a,,a
And here nv n naked breast. @ v,th,no be.,t ~. =,
If that thou best RouIei, take it foftI :, 2
fT ..u is M !
90 aai,,lp pause ~ ., teiaIA tnat insonucn !!
40 ao,sI5 SjSs,us Iaa mas 80 Tue q nungfy Casscus,
ois,ast nSsu avg taays9 ..ie part 20 pefiecaon
sassS sasSsS = any ~ elle uu,.ng my stay IN Mon
esSa, I.a ase Ing aoJonrned after
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