The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-13
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brliss~i the ecieFcd people he'd not fsis
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counted oas- In Natth rAsolina, and |. ~sa
only right v give sh.m chance IN Indiana
r ., Borden, uoldsleso. \. g.. ls&siA~i mai,
while the people NJ Tho ssAts of North Carolina
% not fsel aiArmei about Tho eao.iua, ths
wave ~ she movement. suth - II wAa. u Il.
ssAay sutsidlns, And shsA The great mas u
Ne eolorsd people n North casoliaa ssrs =
scn s' u sSs ecss,sy, Il q c.ocassss, me- % ! is~yss.
" ur~encaasls,. Ind, wAa placed N the w!tasss
seand, and, 81 The request cf neuAtus voorhees,.
produced eud f~Ad catsActs from editorials
bshiiahed III W. Oreencaasls Dsnasv In No.
s.' ~. ..e .se ss: n. a.s ~. !. >, sAs. X.
feuih are practically dlsfranchtsed willis
they live la that Notlon; mrEthg Il o TIN
duty os the coiurcA risn South 10 come North
os the Ohio river, and help nnAhs sOlid North.
and Arsuinx s!at v they ssma.n n Tho South 10
be enumerated IN issl thvy would increase the
numbcrs of thslr enensles there, but II thsy
eame North they would tncrcAae the uumbeee
= their friends % We NORTH
james Buchanan, 81 indianapclia, 8 proml-
nsnt urcsnhAcker. ssssidsd thai The demand for
labor In indiana Il ~ short ~ tho supply.
sha. never. simon is7:l had wtnlss passed hA,
supervisors Of ,hs Poor In mo vicinity OF
indianapolis wess not called On % supply food
10 Able-bodted mon, who would bc glad ii
earn : living II they conid only ess work.
lie va opposed 10 tho exa1lns because b.
believed Tho negrOoe we're not imp ruvtng
their condition By coming 10 . htAie I'll.
ready ovsfsuppllssl With lahcE Iie wAs MT
moved % hold Wy. visw beesase % any prcju.
tl.cr against tho black saoe, - hs had hcen an
Abolisionist until slavery wes abolisloi. ard
Republican until Isl! VIII reference ID tndi.
ans Republicans fAv0tin9 this cxotlus move.
n,cni, hs believed ninc out OF Ten itcpshlicsn
voters wefe nrpos@l ~ II, hut that half a,loz
ihey did not openly favor u, ;ailsd o condemn
bvsagimg lhosa negroes " Indiana, whnn they
knew perfectly we'll thst tAeiS wss 40 work for
them there.
Leonard u. A. Hackney. Prosecuting A,tor-
ney for The disssics In wht,h AAsIbyvlils, Ind.
whore hs iivcs, u iocatcd. testified thai twenty
sia cnlored emigranss Ar.avsd 81 shelby Villa
Doc. Iaias', Tho Mayor called meeting of
The Council, sni provision wss made for thu
' Ssia, 4. ~A,ss s'''f ~.s s''s ns 1s.olsss vsi
that Tho law of lss.. ,n1ictlng : psn-
Atty of etn npon any U,s who should bring 4
pAnpsr Into ihe Stai-. should 10 enforced hy
tho proper of1rers. Witun~a learned from
uc&tO uAWt4u FWW01a oae Mf ueIvef JU0fa
were 10 b. y.Un us Ib,UAl negroes scnt Into
Indiana before llie isi of February. There
was no donbt that oil The Democrats dislike ~
sco einixrsnts come. and probably tho respect
Able Republicans do also, Tho laboring class
generally ,1isceuutUnancc The movement
The demand Tor labor In shelby comn
" II fnlly anppllsd. There Il avon
romplsint of The SCARCITY of work. samuel A
Ferry tcolorsd,, ctasen NJ North Csrollna.
va Tho usxt witness. ns aAid tho discomfort
among shs coloreA people OF North Carolina
wAa dns TO shs bod crups and tho asrlngsucy
u thr Landlord And Tenant hoAd, and other
laws, aud tho tns0lent and 1onsinee ing Alii.
iudo of tho whites, Ill of whom said this
was whlle mans dov9nmcnt, aud the
blacks had nothing 10 - with ". aud
another ssid : negro ~as no more
. human beinG than . horse wAs
mule, llr started for the Wast III look ~ i
locAtion for 4 colony ~ rolorrd people who
wanted 70 leave North Carolina. bnl on hi. way
DO mes seine eoloscsl peopls III IresneAstis.
Ind. who said fhe colonIsis could do we'll there
FOR hls own pari, however, no wonld rather
live In 1lA.l~a than In Indiana. According 10
him, tho blacks AFo looked 0n sa servants BY
Tho honthern whlscs, and arc practically denled
All representation.