The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-06
SENATE EXODUS iSy.xrsGAr,oN.

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WARM g Tsafsns. eelcsvA. emplov~ II ese
u ne txscatssa departments a Ms.issnetnn,
sna s~cres&,, II sle EmasrAn. All ks4e,y,
,~ssaaca ihAs he had rvceavcd le.,rs. from l,,s
felstises In North GArolinA rwgaHssnv tlaf me
ss,iesssi reuris u Thai ksAse s.ev4sei vrts ~
waecs, sni ~ere dissatisfied With their treat
snent ana want~d b emlsfAle
Cl'afies \. osay, coiorel, stiitor al the Na.h.
lnrion asg~s weekly paper devoted Ii sha
Interests " The euiusta face. ana Principal II
the Howard uaiv~rsisy school, te~sliipsl tia, III
/. . nssiveuf North rAfolins, graduate III ul~r-
lin College ahd o. Howard Cnivcrsass; that TIA
Ina vif'rt hs native State every s.ar .nse he
lett n, and las made careful study ~ her pea
pie He rAid ha wAs onc of the founier< ii tl.s
National Enigrani Aid Society, Int when le
became satisfied thai II was beinE nsol a-A
ptilsial machine hc Withdrew frur il. Tho
witness dill mot knuw hnf she exodus from sil.r
Sushcrn States wunld 10 a blc~sins III tlin
eosorcd faee, but fum North CAnllna, where
NJ vas well acquainted hc WAS saiirf a hat
III WAS fraud and cnr.e.s Every Intelligent
eoior~l man In tho state. aud the rix rale,.,i
newspapers Ia North Carolina, we're hghntgi',
There WAS An adequate motive, lse sAss, for lilo
rulnrsh ponnle IL that State 10 Ahentien their
homcs. and Tho tcnsion under which they now
labor wAa attributed 70 deccitful agents from
tho North
Charles II. Utuy was cissas-cxamined hy shc
No, nhlican members Of the committee, and nc.
knowlcdgsd that M.nslenlall waa the only he.
publican In Washington who advised coloniy
ing Indiana with rcgrpcs FROM tho South; sAih
taAs Perry Williams ani EVANS wrrp
Tho orly coiprni mea Lc know 10 Il,
StxsaF Ia ta.414
10 leave North a'aro,,na. O.ny al.n ri...i his
helrf that the Baltimore aud Ull, kaiItnaa
Company were furuishirp money ta pay tho
travelling cxpensts Of these nl'n II. believed
tho in,clligen, people of North Carolina, hleek
and white, Democrats ani ls-pahiiraur,
f''' iiss.,s' ig,s. !, . a,a.'a,o .e. s'''s' y.
said Il was dnlault y ssrign reAsan far Nj,
exodus VI III. colDFcd peop.c from North caro-.
lima |, certainly VAS not IN account of op-
rr, scion. N. I. t.owman, sheriff Of panaln
county, Ind, and 4 reel lon, nf Greelcastla.
circular which he obtained frnin enc
Of tho Nurth Carolina cmigransn afer
no had arrived u 1rccnaasiiA Tins circular.
which Al becn ritrnlatcd 1~i'a extensively
Among The eoiotni people ~ North carpli,a,
urged them to coiLa IN tndiaua, setting
forth the attractions of that State.
sheriff Lwaan, Of afee.castio, Ind, in his
eross-eSsminAlion, eiAted thu, he mel ai.l hal
An interview with rn,orcd MAn named llpath,
who came on mail car from Washington ID
GrcencAstle lie hAd letters hi Judge Mar.
,indale aud Col. Holloway. prominent Iuii
ana Republicans. One reason fur the col
ored pcorie leaving North Carolina MAS 10
better their conditions, AMI another reason
was that their friends In Washington desired
- many III them ~ possible to go, ont Of North
Carolina and lnfu fusiiAnA bpf1re fha tuanlsa
MAS taken, about Nay /. 40 ~ To deercate thc
representation of North Carolina and Increase
that Of Indiana. Ten Thousand intended ~
come. Heath supposed when ho WAS making
those statements Le tl.ewmAn) was = Rrpub-
lcAn. Hc raid tho Republicans had pro-
pascd 10 pay bali the expenses of the trip
Tie sheriff stated that the negroes oserstoekcd
tho labor market OF lirccncastle, aud, there
fore, created ill-fecling. Onc mAn had his
barn burned for hiring some OF these immi-
grAnss Ito thought no objection would b.
made TO iM,nigrAnta who could support them
selves.