Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-23
News and Sentiment.
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| (Fron Colored Exchanges.)
Bishop Campbell is out West.
| Bishop Cain is on his Southern vista
ton.
There are twelve colored policemen in
Philadelphia.
Minister Langston will make twelve
speeches in the Virginia campaign.
Ex-Lieut. Flipper denies the report that
he has been appointed a captain in tie
Mexican army.
| Prof r. L. Greener will deliver the an
nual address at the North Carolina Colored
State Fair.
Senators Blaine, of Me-, and Brown, Of
Ga.. have been invited to deliver addI e4se,
at the North Carolina Colored Fair.
| A masonic excursion from Philadelphia
to Atlantic City Thursday Sept. 7. mum
bered 1000.
The annual Conference Of the A. NJ T.
| Church convened at Chattanooga on tie
18th.
If Smalls, OF South Carolina, had not
beeil gagged, he never would have re ON
| n,ended Democrat for West Point.-Tn
Echo.
| baltimore, Nd, has the largest colored
Episcopal church in the Union. Tnl,
| church has 800 comm uiiicauts, and h,,.
,+-1f x i.
| which Was recently celebrated the ele. enth
anniversary OF the church.
| Cadsi Whitaker leetured to a large aud
INTEL gent audience at Frinlty church D..
"Wednesday night. augusta (Ga) Defsnse
| No one need be discouraged. Pels ve!u
assiduously for your rights, and ere long
the rotten walls Of corruption will brea.
away, and an honest MONDAY sun be per
mitted to shine -Arlc Mansioa
Among those whose opinions respecting
the small pox at this place, should rot be
slightly regarded, it is held tilat the disease
nooga Enterprise.
The negro acknowledges his Obligation
to the Republican party, but tie party
leadeIs are not willing to acknowledge
their Indebtedness to the Negro = Bulletin
| What is the Administration goirg to d.
about the murder of Jack Turner Let
this question 60 the rounds of the colored
Journalistic world. What What p -Recrder
Ii the colored voters consider all Demo
Gratis as Bourbon in spirit, who learn moth
ing and forget nothing, it is because De
mocracy has only shown the colored voter.
the bloody and RELENTLESS side of its nature.
" 7. G'oJe.
The following interesting story is told of
Hon. Leopold Morse the only Dem ocrat in
Congress from New England, except Mr..
Phelps of Connecticut. The story Is inte-
resting to us because of its bearing upon
the social status of Mrs. Ex-senator b. X.
Bruce, The correspondent says:
when Mrs. Morse first joined her hus-
band in Washington she prepared to max e
the calls that official custom imposes on
HSiuoeI wives, anu very early III tue liSt
came the wives Of senators. Hon. Blanche
K. Bruce, now register of the treasury, WIS
then senator, and Mrs Morse said inquir-
ingly to her husband, 1 suppose it is tie
right thing to include Mrs. Bruce Ger
tainly, he replied. Ii you are going TO
call on senator's wives why, d - it call. on
senator's wives and don't make any con-
temptible distinctions, 50 in the lustre
o. her gracious womauhood she made the
call, and honored her New England birth
in doing so. But when Mrs. Bruce, a
handsome, lady like and highly educated
octoroon, who by the way, is socially very
popular at Atlantic City this Summer, re.
turned it, two or three superciiious society
women at the Riggs House, where the
Morses then boarded, expressed themselves
SO -udely to Mrs.. Morse for having called
upon her. that she cut their acquaintance
: from that moment with fine scorn, and
the next Winter he established his heal
quarters at Wormley's instead of the Riggs.
N Y. Globe.