, 1880-09-18


Hero aguiM Is n steady decline. Tho value
0f Imports ut Northern ports WIS: ...
!NM M....'.'.'''. .....''...' III SsB%;i t,.5
1st} 3aSGEs!t iaSIts't
Here Is MI enormous constant increase.
The ynlue OF imports Mt tho ports Of South
Carolina WIS: .-..-.
1sf1.......4........"... 610.bi0
5sso 1s;a Observation-Disclosures. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aG IL
lure Is sNtl tfecny. ffhe yntllU Df exports
ut tho ports OF South CArelitta was:
lM1. .'..'..'.'. $TI.lMstss, s
is :: a5s !gs5S: :S
Hers Is Btugfatlon for twenty years.
TIT: SoRrlt's lA1tAAuuNT lSTEnEsT.
Tluse ungrrlng proofs 1nnp and 'acata tho
bulk AIul substitutes Of the NutloN's wealth
lVhat l;as al this 10 10 Will t!,e election,
Garfield ainl Arthur, anl Itspun!iIcan Cop
with 1t. Agatn. some man nny say, AL
tIlesu yust enterprises and transactions nre
managed by individuals, al,d corporations rs
private business. and What are they 10 pnli.
penils on Jusl and friendly lnws
an.l wloles9c MISREPRESENTATION .h's o., nt
llemlsphcrc, and speaklng To lncli whose Wis
dom, integrity, md enterprise, favc 1nnac
tlls onc of the greatest, and IL ny belief
o most ESnsrs ts; erynlst ely ol' ie
election Is whether our colossal fat,rlc II
commercial, industrial, and financial inter
csls, shall be under the management and pro-
.yctlul, Of thoso who chiefly created a.ll own
1t Or Altnll he handed over TO the AWny Of
those. whose share. In 1t Is snlall, nnu Whose
cxlertence,- nntecctlcnts, thcotles, and prac-
tices 10 not 1T them or entltfo them 10
assume lis control.
TAHITI, TAN LAws, FINANCES,
earreney, banks} eo!!rts, appropriations, tho
well us State laws, these nre tho things uuon
which prosperity depelius, a!ld tlesa are the
things ut stake IN this election. The. pus.y
thu cnultry Is The marty WHOSE representa-
tyes catl hest be trusted 10 vote upDil drafts
! Dli thn Trcasliry: a Congressman whuso
constituents ''to0t tho bllls'' rlny not stand
iariy n,l.l It's cn,cus; Int ii hv bulnllgs to thu
pnrty All vi whose c1ngrGsstIen represent
tnx-pnyllg constituencies tl'oy ,lly be trusted
10 slaMl tnEetler aEntllst r1ids on the Treas
you'll. cnl,dem|. lit Is SILL mora certain taat
4 ys'u place The plying. pnwer IN tho handsuf
tltnse Ml'o do but little IT tho taxpaylng,
your situation II like that nf the man ,whu sat
hlnse!f nn.t the tree, Tho consideration of
disparity Of interest, Il It stood alone, ought
10 turn tie, scale, III deciding, whether
auasp put If t ths paSsrte G1Ss!net preg ~" tas
nuw co'.stit, ted nlul con!yolle.l," IN thu
lnngunge OF ten. Grant. Appunsc.l But
infesiurtty of. Interest or nitagonlsln OF lM-
,yf"sts ,a ts "Sr,"atc' nGt tie ony som
a,ul stcri!r haes .lisilgure nnl prevent the
political po!lcy 0f tl,oss who d0Minata tho
Soi!tl!, fnretmtlttix ithnU'ssltlnblc ,ierll and
SS foress so'a ~ liz hSy Ssoas S iS wx 0 whole
IST0LEHASCE Or FllEE ACTION,
and Of equal reghts Il, political. or even b,tsl-
ness affairs, Is ioo patent md Ilagrant to 10
denied or doubted. Ona glance at Southern
elections proves ostracls tyr,n'nny AID
MinS sgt soates tsss0sss sfates spSe or.es
fOr Gritnt. III iS3: seyen States did tic saine
Thing The Republican yutu wns very Inrge.
Only four years nfserwAr4 2Go,oo0 Of these
rine other Southern Suites, IN ths same foal
years, :nO.0W Republican votes disappeared!
fron. tho returns Also, making IN nbsencc. vi
$4,000 votes. Must oi these stltled votes
crown III Anlerlcaii cltIxansh!p, md prolit
aa eagort,"o53 proud anu dxIs|SH snEsr tT ~
ss%' sa;e psrso - s0f obt iSIi iss sys waaia haS, Nv
yntett II they could, or that tllOae who duret
ami could dill vote, alld TINT their votes wer.
not honestly .coll.ltcsl? II my nlnn loet
suited i, Individual States.
''FltAul', cnuEtTY, AND pEylLTNy."
Tho voters Of GeorKlA worc, Registered before
tic election III 1stM, The white yotcrs nllm
hured B,:aa; tho co!orcd, .g',45S. III 1871
tHe TINS T!alS SS SS9ca Sy to 'o,s Years e0tss ats
tho who1a Republican vote counted wa.
h,aa57. Frettllses have been nude tl,at tl,t
freedmen Ut Grorgia do not cnrp to vote
reaA tic savuge laws Of Gcorgla uil.lur Til
fiction Ut yngraney and prison management
;ald then !ratn Of tllclr slckcallls, eHast!y ad
mintAtratiUn, Nl,tl lilmal, nature will tell yui
that Tie irect!,uen of Gsorsia tlo not snppor
lii ls7t} tho Republican vote of t.oulslan,
. Was 7i,l74. Two years Gtttrwnrd tue ltepnb
turns. Yet III lht'7, IN this sat,lo State, tn
regislery of yuiulA showed 10, LOO wilt,
v1tels niul H4,4;,l coiored voters, ind III iSi
: tls rtEislratIpn showed Republican majorI
In Worth Carellna, In ls7e, the l,epubllea,
: vote rast was 10s,4lf.. At tho next coMgyes
s!ohal elsetion l. Republican votes scarcely ~!
psGss,' Atnba' Il sS sfst is tho Republicans ca.
M.:i3 yUtes rhey elected i've VI thu ssyei
) Representatives t0 Congress ald the Le9isl,
!, turu BY II lnrge Ina1orlty. III l6I9, Gs,4sI0 RI
later, Wl,e,' tioysrlor an! I,eniIeEs u Coi
Errss were elected, not one Republican y0t
III :Snuti, Carol,na The registration slaowe
! tllnt tho cuiOrru voters UutDuinbered tn
! whites by Il, III. III 1871 NraMt rrcctve
! E.s79o,-40,5S7 mulortty; Every congresslonl
|. district elected i Republican. rlM Le4Esll
: t9rG was iinrul'len,l by u majority, III ls1
tw0 years af,erwart. when Governor all
congressman weru elected. oil the lleuul
!lrnil votes counted IN tho 6tato weG0 ct:
= This was very - ,.....,
CARNIVAL. or "FItAuD.
/ cruelty, al.d leyIltry," V0tinX.p!aces IN X.
: publican, regions lind boon established twel
ly-yu miles apart. Tho Republicans d
4 South Carolina tsu ll0t rltle. by Nigh
U nr by day; they Eu on foot: bl
D they knew wlIat emancipation meant
!, tlluy know what the ballOt-box leaia
. thuy know which side they prayed ali
thsy would vote for IN psaes. r:t Fa1cs IN III
tsslle hallots t,ok eAro vt The electIoll Of iii
: !n st'uth carolima. twas testified before