New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
been great number OF rebel outrages IN No''h Univ
lima from 1867 TO 1870. Ia.
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neen great number OF rebel outrages in North Caro-
Ian 1sHsout6'rn Unonists swarm st Washington. with
unvarying stories Of murder Ir Rspnnican
by 10000 majority have been forced TO give pesn
ocratic equally large About the saue ,h nJ he
has the names OF thrty-one men and women VINO
have been horribly whipped. ana OF SIX WY w ,'rn
been shot, these being but few OF the whoie NUM-
March 1s-Georga negroes memorialize the sena ud
saying they are denied redress by the courts ann
mohbed Tor Ginning their rights, ABOUT tnle VIZ
Governor Holden, Of North Carolina Is lmpesv;nou
for irving 10 nut down the Ku KluX Repuoncsin
Senators are unseaied till the rebe nave tWo-thlin,
and then the Governor - renoVeI LOT oos, nE a
duty The "Str,ng Man" has nothing 70 say - n
enmmary az the discoveries Of Congressional CoH-
nitee IN North Carolina at this period reports 10
negrnrs Iiove been hanged for vOung. and thai wle
men have beep sbOt or drowned for aiding them 70
vote; that either age sex has been spared MAJ
n man of seyentv-npe has been cruelty whipped on
acconnt Of his noitcs; that an infant was trnmpled
TO death because it's father was kepuDlica, ip u
four murders, thirty whippngs ana ,bnt numerous
crimes had been left unproyen gu account VI '"'
February -MTerrlbe massacre at Meridian, Miss. In
which twenry-eight negroes and two wheS we're
killed. besides numerous separate hur"oiS ioi wynn
los sake IN that STATE. -, , .-. y,
April Ths Louisville penn SAYS avs Of II
the Ku Kiux outrsges Denias are enildisl, anu ~
ia worse than childish to charge the RADICALS VII"
getting up disturbances" . ,.oss
April --ConVress passed the Ku Kux Act TO suppress
these oufraces Little was done under It ul An
tumn but must admit that General Grant did I'M, Lne
best he could during the year before his second cleo
ton vet even tnen there many outrages as
during any wear OF President Hayes's Adminisra-
t1On. A.. ~, v1nx
are actyely driving Republicans from once IN 'ne
upper counties. 80, -, ,1,.- ao,,
August "a condensed report of the Ku Klux com
mittee shows the Khan still active throughout lne
rebel States. School houses are burned every bShl'
mud teachers are frequently foggrd. -,
August Frequent Dbings OF negroes III kentuEhy
Al the Frank Ort election several negroes kIlieu
and wounded; two Of the wounded hanged by ING
mob. -,-, 49,, n,
October Three negroes hanged by masked men al
Frank in, Tenn. ,-,,..o c.,r,,
Christmas Day-Mob attacks negroes IN Saline County,
Mo f We blacks are known to be KILLED ana OtheIs
supposed TO be. 1900
IAN 2Twenty Ku Klux assail the negroes near FRANK
for. Ky whipping one driving others away anu
whipping a white farmer who hlred Dlack nelp.
March 6-Lieutenant n, United states Army, 70
ports great lawlessness throughout MiSslsslpp' As
the election Of 1872 approaches. either inc SOuth
erners (uow playing good under Greeley are noIc
careful or the President more enerRetlc ior very
few outrages are reported. stu, IN GeOrRla hnu
Alabama the rebels seek 10 diSirancnlse tnc ohchs
by fraud and violence, and in the former case are
compe ely successful. In Alabama they .eiect a.
ont of 100 REPRESENTATIVES and 10 out OF 90 sehd-
tors They then give cert icates 90 several ueieatu
candidates, and CrgauiZe legislature. Inc iiepuD-
tic ms also organize aud ask aid from Grant lney
do moi get II, and being largely negroes, they are
finally brow beat out Of the way. ana tue state mas
been Democratic ev since. The "Strong man
is of no IN this case