The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-12-24
CAROLINA CLOUDS
Hover Over Bucktown-250 More Ne,
gro Importations Take Refuge in .
Its Sacred Precincts. =
The Oolossa Churches Turned Into Bar
racks % Shelter Paupsr Negroes.
- Chance for Ba1gsdale, "DeBo 81 to Gsves
Each Comfy It's Quota or imported
V5ters la Duoleys
Circular.
FROM Sundays paiIy.L

From Fridays Daily.J
\ vast black cloud hangs over Bucktown.
The air is burdened with an elegant aroma,
In obedience To tbs call of the Republican
pohdeal wire workers. North Carolina is
pouring her ign iora3t, worthless. pauper ne
groes into our m idss. They have turned ell
the negro churches into barracks, for the
slowing away OF thece imported Republican
voters and their kamil.es This is to be the
distributing poiut, and as fast as they get
answers from Dudleys circulars
they will gorge the counties where the
people will permit il. They are even sub
Wednesday the Panhandle train brought
in four car loads, Containing about 200
More came in yeste rday. and OF all the bard
looking creatures in human form, these
take the ribbon- Gupet bags that looked
as If they had been dug from the ruins of
Pompeii. See that coat. If e rag picker
should get his hands on st. it would take
four policemen 10 shake him off," was an
appropriae q description gi'Ten by bystand-
er. who saw them pas Sing. up Illinois street.
able TO talk intelliZib,e Jeglish- They
will molze. frst-rate Republican voters
though. These that ara here say that WASH
| ington City is full of them. waiting for the
Radical politicians 10 rEiss-money 20 send
them TO Indiana. I.angsjaier "de boss is
y
| to his county. II he don't get Axed up with
this lot he is surely great re seiveEn
A Sentinel reporter visited the eslored
Baptist church, On Michigan street. last
/ evening, to zee the latest aY-ivalsfroxa North
/ Carolina On his way up he passed crowd
of darkies of both sexes, II -rabs,Eng perhaps
| 20, and from the insults with which he was
greeted as be passed tbersr. i Is supposed
| they were residents OF the city. Not de-
TERED, however, he continued On to the
I,l-r< -,Iz ~
! colored people both entering and
leaving the house. Cne nan had
| a basket well filed with something which
| he took into the church. Itsiid look little
/ remarkable that the Rep1bliesa element
| Yves composed of the ebon- ned race solely.
| neuiry ELECTED the fact that 8 collection
| was being taken up. Elder Brogles WIS on
/ the platform, viewing an audience Of per-
haps, 800 negroes. A cotton 6eld melody
| was being sung, while occasionally some
went forward to put a coin into the basket.
| One of the officials was iatsrvIewes who
| said that ''Yes, sab, longs; de railroads ill
| bring nm dey'n come dat soy and wen de
| railroads won't fetch derly dsF's ewine to
come any ways, If dey has 20 walk. Yo' see,
dey's jes' boun' to leeve dose plantashnns,
| wichebber wsy dey go fix Ia Bey's gst agents
all ober de country low to end places for
| DEM
| Esp.-"How many OF these agents are
there Tor Indiana, and who're are taeFr'
1 g ".
| Williams is here IN dis State, 1 guess.''
| Rep.-"How are thesa, WHO arrived last
| hight getting along?"
| 'Dey's dom tolable veil Wees dom all
we can fur dem. Sometimes our white
fren's draps in an gives vs. a lis8e money,
bEt dey's mighty few dat 10 dat"
i Rep.-"How many arc thers here that
| came in last nlght?"
well, dar's bout lDe heal Oar was
bout 300 come in Log night. De res Is at
4 a hor ofal< oh Ace
l. Rep.-How do you AZ vote?
"Oh, we's gwine II vote SGraight for de
Fublicans Dey dun pole us If we didn't
we couldn't get our grub peid for. We's
gwine to help de "a Lincoln party carry
i Injeany, suah."
T. While thus talklDs, q view was obsained
OF the interior OF sh6sshuirch- One big fellow
IN front was singing at. the top of his voice,
81 hang my harI.o. de willow tree,
L AMI SCUM my l.Lm pet in de jubilss.
l. A refrain acco Impaired this, in which the
Eentire audience jcinefl. Scattered over the
saoor were great IN q her of children asleep.
Piles of baggage .hg. in various places over
the house.
\, A call was mace Il. the Methodist church
on Vermont strest- The church was dark
4 in. 1t was desc ted :. The resolutions did it
/ and the emigrsnEs were compelled 10 hum
other quarters.
\ ANocS ER INTERVIEW
/ As a Sentinel re porter was passing through
the Union DEPOT, yesterday afternoon, b,
4 noticed a nunsseI of the negro emigrant
that arrived on = fednesday night standln,
| together discuss ng the situation He drew
near ard saidtc the darkey that seemed I,
be the les de.,0t the party:
Reporter M nat part OF the world are yol
from, boys.
D1ky-Wets from North Carolina, boss.
Where ais ) you goipgY' inquired thu
knight of he QUILL -'t.tt
Darky-E0 ", dat's de question, boss. W,
were told DE- we were going to Greencastle
but has Ut got our transposhun, and dom
see as wfsr we's going to git it.
, Reportss~ What do you expect TO do, ana
what wages do you think YOU will receive.
Darky--HVell, boss, IVES ready TO do what
ever tu-As up. but Pse afraid that thar ain
| much SOD ng to turn up. Pears as if th'
Publican has left us colored folks in d
lurch, su its impossible for rs to live o,
less tkau 81 50 day.
At thi point in the conversation one o
the c1as I'd broke ia, ut pears to me that it
getting too cold out. here, and rs gwine Il
huna some FIRE, for tell you, boss. thes
hur brooches OF mine haint no lining il
'ers, and dis niger has no draws on. Com
or lows - and the crowd broke mn