The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

ueip Uuiiu tuciu up etc, anu WODue
why they do not come, instead Of nj
going west. Let them change som
Of their laws and become tolerant an,
they will not lack for immigration.
| A few of the SOutherners accept tn
situation and are willing to do right
but they are in q hopeless minority
Forty per cent. Of them hate the Gov
eminent, and would fight to-day ]
there was . chance of success. Tn
greatest mistake the Government eve
made was when the rebel official
were enfranchised.
| What did the State Of Tennesse d,
for her plague-stricken citizens o
Memphis, when the North were send
ing Lelp and treasure? Some of tn
SOutherlers were very grateful, Will
others said it was "all the d.
Yankees were good for" and tina
they were getting back . part Of wha
the North had despOiled them Of
/ The colOred men are the only per
within the scope of the laws Of GeOr
gia, Mississippi and Louisiana.
No person can hire labOrers to leav,
the State Of Georgia without first pay
ing license of 500. When one o
the judges was asked IL the law wa
constitutional, he replied that ''they
would enforce it whether it was OF
not"
The following extracts from til,
laws will show who are doomed q,
Migrants:
SEC =. BE it enacted, etc.: That al
freedmen, free negroes and mulattOe,
in this State over the age Of Is year,
on the second Monday Of January
1866, or thereafter, with no lawful EN-
plOyment or business, shall be deemed
Migrants.
SEC :. That the failure Of any freed.
man to pay tax shall be deemed al
evidence Of vagrancy.-L0iUs Of Ms.
sissippi, 1865. .
The following persons are declared
Migrants in addition to those already
declared Migrants by law: A stubborn
or refractory servant; o servant or Ia
bOrer who loiters away his time, OF
refuses to comply with the terms OF
his contract. Of Alabama, De
GENDER. 1866.
In reference to the laws to make
contracts, the following from the laws
Of Louisiana, passed in December,
1855, is o sample of those OF most OF
the States referred to:
"Be it enacted. etc.: That all per
sons engaged as labOrers In agricultu-
raj pursuits shall be required within
the first ten days Of the month of Jan.
uary each year to make contracts for
labor for the ensuing year." etc.
These laws further provide that the
labOrer shall not leave the place Of his
employment at any time without per.
mission, and they impose fines for va
riOus kinds of disObedience, all trivial
in their nature, the employer to he the
accrser and ut the same time the Judge
of the offence and the amount of the
fines. the labOrer having power to ap-
peal at his own cost to justice of the
peace.
After patient examination of the
laws referred to, we believe that nc
candid person will hesitate to declare
that they were intended to keep tn,
freedmen in u condition of perpetual
bondage
The following was published in the
town where resided in Georgia:
WARMING.
All peisons are cautioncu ho' W cur
pioy or harbor wilson Evans, cor
ored man, AS ne Is under contract WIN
me ior iooo. ana mas let my Preihises
Without cause. L Will prosecute ANY
one VINO hires TINS man;
| JOSEPH r. EVANS,
MaIcn S"-iuh monroe counyi
Oiu MI. "yMah to,c ihe tn"' n'
was sorry that Boom killed Lincoln
1ut Lincoln got JUST what ne deserved
Lincoln should nave been more hler
ciui wheh the S"uth was Prostrate
Inc Good BOOK !eaches IT.
oh aPrh Intn the Eohieuerate grave
were decorated at FOrsyth. twenty
eignt OF the Quitman Guards dress
ed IN gray trimmed win yeiiow, ant
bearing Z. .. maskets Iurhis,,ed since
the wal, escorte" very silau proves
cIoanre iadioininy the CITY cemetery
where the soldiers are buried. ovei
a.. cai,",..;,," ,,n.Is .,.;n.aJ I'm .l",h
~ 10 =, m, :,
Heroes Oh u lost CAUSE ms year u
read: "Our fallen braves.O Over thret
nuhdrsi were ourieN III the ehcp'suie
some oil inc he'su ooarHs nave Iot.e.
away anu Tue names whlch art pam.
Ell Oh them nave oeco'he neay c"'
eate". Soiuiers Irohi n'ne VI M, MY
Southerh states are Durieu mere. Int
services consisted Oh an orat'oH anu
Prayernmo Singing OF hiuslc vi a.s
kind. Inc guarus H,u no. urea SHUT
a. their piank cartridges eIu ~. ATTY
in limie. I"e young "i'u's'eI pay"
IF the cause We are engaged ~ OF
any other action be wrong. MAKE u,
right, ana may there pe no strie ~
our eiections. Inc orstion hastes
about ten minutes, anu was very socu
Bushels OF roses anu bright peautiiu
mowers were strewh over Tue s,aNes
Sad and sweet sounded the notes OF
the mocking birds rom the hrancnt s
OF the Old OAK Trees White the wuSu
Peckers were beating reVeiiie Oh the
bank.
r.s, a.l.ep the boy. are lying in their lo~ and
| narrow tents.
Ana no 1, ,ss, sI E.n oan "AAe '"s"' '"' W.
And the yearnings Of the mother AMI the the an
guish Of the vile,
'anhyt WIN 'nsnr magic presence 'A' '"' ''''
:,
AT Baltimore the city council voice
to erect Confederate monument OF
Eutaw street, Out the residents pro
tested anu the mayor SetoeH II.
A large procession OF miitary an.
other organizations marched through
the principal streets OF baltimore te
fore going TO the cemetery I'd decorate
the union soldiers graves. Inc usua
ceremonies and speeches were inuuiS'