The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-02

tQl 20 70 oppOEe the Democratic parry
8p did not intend to leave the Repubii,
can party until the cololed people got
i their rights, and he~did, not went the
j other colorsd people to do so.
/ Maj. E. 2 2. sssss= .sgs:.::y Saa chen loraiy
| called for, and responded, showing the
| extravagant exEsnses under 4hs Repnb.
| lican administrations, citing tAe appro.
priation Of $S25, 600 eortprlnting alone
in 1879. and showing that this was moro
ifaan tho whole expenses Of the govern.
ment now, excluding the interest on the
frublic 1ebt, which was created by the
Republicans. kle denied that tl:s price
Of cotton was any lover nov than il wa
in 1875, Naen the Republicans had the
government. BE told the colored people
that the Democratic party had given the
ceuutry peace and security, which had
brought a demand for labor, aud that
to-day there could not be found in this
| sec.ion 8 man who wanted employment
without being able to get It. He told
them that our Courts are better than
shey were under tLe Republicans that
naaa do not now have TO buy justice, but
the poor as well as the rich and pow srful
can ,secuss their rights before tho law.
He paid it was true that fewer colored
men wera put on juries, but the colored
man received more justice, now than be.
fore; that 6clored men want to 20 tried
by white juriea in nine cases out Of ten
anyWay, and that but recently a white
man had bean heng ia Spartanbs1g for
numbering q colerod man, aud that such
IN occurrences had never been known
under Repnblicanism, or when the col.
ared people had tho greatest nnmbag Of
men on tho juries. It did nos make any
difference whether they got justice ION
G colored ms, = os white man so long a.
they were sure TO get it. As to coiored
mon holding Office, he must say TO them
candidly that they Woulc not DO elected
nntil they were quolified by education
and become Democrats. !. That people
are NOT going TO elect them to Office sira,,
ply because they gre colored msn, nor
wilithe Democrats try 20 buy mp Ropub.
licans by giving them Office. II you
want to obtain position for your race you
must educate tyour children and Join the
Democratic party. he told them that
In Barnweil, Charleston, Sumter, Collie.
ton and Otapgeburg where they have
many, colored men in the Democratic
party they had given the coiored men d
member Of the Legislature. He told
shcm that the leaders they had elected
ware dishoness, and that he did not know
one she had ~. k bee. t,!y ,:.:!.y s s..::.s
while In oiIice. Parker asked what
about Elliott 10 (which Mr. Murrayssre.
piled chat he, Zoo, had been guilty of.
pilfer;ng from ths public crlL. He told
the colored people that we wanted them
20 go with Iiss but thae We would carry
the. oeming election certain. We know
the value Of good government, and In
tend % gfyo It to you. Even IL you do
not want is 80 will bs Obliged 10 give it
70 you, because both your intersat aud
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