The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01

six IN cash cOulu not louuu
II sm" he said, fiity-four years Id, and Yet
feel as though wonld like to work al Soush
7 have been sick with pneumonia for a long
time. We feel that we are Just like white
people who are poor and move, taking our
| things with US. Many of them are moving
all the time and poorer than we are, for some
of them will not work and We all know what
| Il is T. work and want to do it; but our num-
bers frighten people and make think we are
common Migrants, which We are not, for We
have families TO support and are willing 10
support them"
THE SICK
in the various ears were as follows: Three in
cEr No l2S6, five in car No. S5s7, thres II car
/ No gj55, three in car No. l,g7. two in car No.
| III, two in car No 12I7. three in car No. 22S9,
/ m king total of o. who ar now in a con-
dit!6n 70 receive trestm NJ from ply sician-
i PA.UmpuiI is the prev ling dis ase.
moved t. THE CITY.
/ after pass niger train No pass at four
[ u';ocil in the afleru8on. ths train loaded
| with human ;reis1t W $ .urIed 20 the Union
q, o: where nearly a thousand rer>n1s were
I venting 10 see them .iS,... bars. Tue seem
was ore that struck tire average byS'aude5
20, one worthy of more tHrn a pa ssius MOTTO.
'" N.'f'fAAN k'A pc 20 sststN' 1T ''fiNtA '-'tA.
men and W men, were represented suJ tho
Z X M W res OF rc'cuue thtr were uttered
were heartfelt, as Their -.osog1 ut a. Stance
. proved.
ESI-gTIr III MULE ALONG
/ Tor uts the ca tr.t thu ra.u r'es have
and rssooI thatthey were To- b. given muI,
aus any qGrnt OF land, bury fellow
ruo VIII b, sure 10 IN ke is way in the
I 4, rr4s
| nom his car IT. wagon FRS. q set of god rar-
ness second, and thirdly a. tough boxing
mule as ever gracpd the soil OF Kansas The
owner didn't wait, either, FOR laugh al
round " but Prucee - at ouce to hsrns>
mis- pTopertg, hi en- him To his wagon anG
heIp.d 20 ,eDov the plumber that was b.
in. uulO,dri from the oJhe- ears.
WHERE THFY WERE TAKEN.
Alert the train wa uuloGd,d very fsw Of
'he r, fugces Were TO be seen a out the depot.
80 rapidly had they been carried away an
sheltered by tie office : of tn committees.
| FIR ignt wagons and exp,eSs CONS were
ON h,nd i'm abundance, and everyth ug such
IS b. dding, beds esds, chairs, powS, rsk,s,
etc, " ere carried away 10 ale places Tire
Poop e were as fsr a. possibl taken 10 the A.
VI. + Church, on K!ogs street, ami 10 tn
halls of the Benevoia Mt Society, while many
Of the sick were taken topriv8te houses.
| Cgpt VIM. ID. Matthew's, well known as
one or the most nrpninent coIor.d men In
! tho ,-,.st was interviewed nv a r,nnrt.r al
THE TINES in regaTd to the general ell ct ant
| r.surt If the exodus and his opiuIon p
| con, 20, from a cnrn-et man. * sp-.islIy
worthy of tteniion. In reply to thu question
~ In what re trOugF!t the resuI,w De,
| CAPT Matthew SAN
.Trff ,,oes ON ,,fti, royv Il I7, ell, flI,,te,l T.
WIN m. a. Ii.os,rnus 2, tbf ragro..s as IN.
| rrr. ir,ru'. Rank. Tpr-e tn. ar. IA .-e rpr.t
| t.. ,,rrgf,,. a flr and t4zap r4r- ~. we hay.
amen, on our hands and W, mast NOT Ieay.
tse-, 2, .tarv. buf any ma, ,vbnfsatrua
| frerI IN. re. .ro5II feel H. his duty To-
d., ay4ryti,Irg, Ina M, mover In ,.isc,u ne, the
movement
tn MAS OF THOSE
! ,,,. M. comm bs.r b,ge.,, flso Of WHIT
! .lsg. arr. satar. or how IN. ~ are To support
themselves after thy arrive here. a few OF
them have money, IA sums varying from o.
-u2d ID dollar t"s thousand dollars Th'y
| T-u have 10 trouble, Of course, in tsEir-
! -.Ie Of themselves; they 60 st once on TO
f-rmS, OF - into business ia the towns, but
.ue great bark OF them re lop- and Ie>titu e.
! ISL VIII hive % ~ c'red for by the people.
| Ht e ben among them, and know tn
| he majority OF them are sb,Tiuz under a
| z.@-rt GelU~ipH They ave been Iud.crd To-
| C me her. by the f,bu Gus stories which
| nuvr been circulated among them in tho
. south. TGsy ima1ne that All they have Q"
| 10 * Q" get to Kansas and that the govern
| wrnt vi then take care Of them. end Civ"
them AL farms "Ed homes, and take care ni
The old and inirnt Tnoy think they are
c ming 10 a land flowing with
| MILK AND HONEY,
AMI II they can on y succeed in reaching
Kansas, All their troubles vii BE- at an end
| II has be-n denied that a"y OF item caH~
| under this de!uSion' but h We boon amDu=
them, both here AM al their h mes in tr'
'O"ti' ana knoE That what tell you n
'fu ana tha.S The re's"n assert That th'-
movement must Dc disastrous To the color,d
| man
AN NEGRO MYSELF
my destiny Is with that OF my race. and for
the good 0! my own people would do ev-
erytbing in my power To discourage such q
mo v, ment as THAT now going on.
/ now that X ,nsls has room for hundreds
" thousands Of settrr rs,aud 10 any man who
desires 10 come here, with his eyes open,
knowing wha, he = doing and ? epar,d 10
contend with the clrcumstgnc. that SUI
rDgud every new settler in q new country.
say welcome, whether white man, black
.nH' or '"in man. / car o OF what raca' 'r
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