The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-08-18

AWAY PAUPER NEGROES TO INDI-
ANA, TELLING THEM THAT HERE
THEIR SERVICES ARE IN DEMAND
AT LARGER WAGES; THAT HOMES
AWAIT THEM, AND THAT HERR
THEY CAN SAVE MONEY AND
HAVE SOMETHING LEFT AT THE
END OF THE YEAR. THEY COME,
TO LEARN THAT EVERY WORD Is A
LIE. THEY FIND THAT TEY ARE
BROUGHT To THE STATH To VOTE
THE REPUBLICAN, TICKET, AND
ARE SHIPPED IN A WAY THAT ENA-
BLES THEIR KIDNAPPERS TO MAKE
A STIPULATED SUM PER HEAD,
JUST AS IF THEY WERE SHIPPING
MULES. THEY COME To MAKE IT
MORE DIFFICULT FOR WHITE La
BOXERS TO LIVE IN INDIANA.
THEY COME To BE SUPPORTED BY
PRIVATE OR PUBLIC CHARITY, OR.
IF THEY FIND WORK, TO TAKE IT
FROM THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN
STRUGGLING TO LIVE ON WAGES
BROUGHT DOWN TO THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE LEVEL. These black and white
Republican kidnappers are found advising
such ofthe negroes as have mules and wagons
tosell them, an evidence that a working negro
in the South can save something, quite as
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of Indiana, and more than the average toiler.
We find that in North Carolina the condi-
ton of the negro laborer is quite as fortunate
in point of saving money as it is in the N orth,
and it is worthy of remark that the thrifty
working negroes do not come North. The
great mass of them who have been kidnapped
are the lazy, thriftless, trifing negroes who
prefer to hang around towns and cities, and
who are ready to listen to the lying stories
ofthe roaming kidnapping Republican rascals
who ship them North as they would ship
hogs or cattle over certain lines at so much a.
head and who are directed to send them to
Indiana to vote the Republican ticket. THE
LABORING MEN OF INDIANA CAN
NOT TOO SOON TAKE THIS MATTER
INTO CONSIDERATION. IF WE ARE
TO HAVE 5000 10, 000 OR ANY OTHER
NUMBER OF PAUPER NEGROES
FORCED INTO INDIANA BY REPU B.
LICAN KNAVES, AND THE KIDNAP-
PING FREEBO0TERS IN THEIR EN-
PL0Y, IT MEANS THAT WHITE La
BORERS WILL HAVE TO COMPETE
WITH THEM FOR AN EXISTENCE;
THEY WILL HAVE TO WORK FOR
PAUPER WAGES, AND TAKE A PAU
PER'S CHANCE FOR UBSISTENCE,
AND THIS THEY WILL BE REQUIR-
ED TO DO THAT PAUPER NEGROES
MAY BE IMPORTED TO VOTE THE
REPU BLICAN TICKET NEXT YEAR.
THE WHITE LABORERS OF INDI-
ANA HAVE HAD, FOR YEARS PAST,
A HARD TIME TO MAKE A LIVING.
THE STRUGGLE Is TO BE FIERCER
IN THE FUTURE. LOOK AT IT FROM
ANY POINT OF OBSERVATION, AND
THE PROSPECT Is GLOOMY FOR THE
WHITE TOILER.
HOW THE NEGROES WERE DECEIVED.
The objections to the exodus have been
warranted by facts and results which defy
successful explanation and contradiction. 1t
has been shown conelusively that the original
purposes of the miserable Republican scamps
who enticsd the negroes from the South to
Kansas was to injure the industrial enter
prises Of the South. To accomplish this pQr-
pose, the more ignorant of the negroes were
deiuded by the most cruel falsehoods. They
were told that friends, employment, lands
and implements awaited their arrival in
Kansas. The poor creatures started for the
land of promise to meet priyation, starvation,
sickness and death. They we're paupers
| when they started. Their condition steadily
grew worse, and they found out at last that
| they had been deceivedla land victimized to gra-
tify the implacable hates of Northern far atics.