The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-25

in localities where tlsy have the nu
m.iical mrjor.ty; but i, Is equally
Their du'y To vote for mon who WI
hest rep etoat the inteic,t OF all.
You l'v' in community composed
III both white AMI coloied man, aud
you want to have q peaceful. quiet
LIE in that community. There are
good M in 18th parties, and 20,
will obtain The respect of every good
man il You will pursue tho course
have indicated. by so doing you
WI lnil tia passions aud lard feel.
inss ongsudsred by the war, and the
d.sappointments aid resroia, il any,
produced by the emansip patti m Of the
Q ,lor,d man. will die on. 1t IL OF
more Coz sequence to the colored man
that he shall have poacs md pros
peri,y where he liy.s, than WHO ID
President. o: who 10 Senator or lsep.
rcseu,a.ive t. Congress. Ina wor',
vote for I'LL good, hJnest aud trur
men WHO are now yoar friends, aud
vote against all mon who, by th,ir
conduct, have not shoVn themselves
your irien'r, however loud or pre-
sistent Il cir premises NAV be. IL
member that the H,y S riptn'es
say by their fruits 20 I'll Ill know
him." I sm very truly y"nrs.
Benz. Il BvrLER.
vicksBuros HERALD COMMENTS.
In t,.days lIo.ali VII DO founl u
'.,tor that will attract wide attention.
H. il % letter from the Governor OF
MlssasLussttH t, a co'o,sl politician
Of some notoiisty il NJ Hsissippi.
W. have no hosits.ion in sayingit
demonst a,es that Governor Butler
has a clearer conception Of what is
known MS tho 'n'gro problem than
any man who doe, no. live in the
Son,f. A man OF uadoi'tol sbilit,
and shrewducss all full & C ,mmon
souss, GovAnor B.;t'er bas thorough.
ly inicrmel him eli as to
their relation, with the wbi:os. Bu-
rying party considerations beneath
III earnest desire /, ierdsr tho &c.
grJcs valuable SERVICES, h E1s gore
TO the ve'y p.h Of tho mater, and
printed tho wsy to tho tceroas to
make the ballot seIve them. III 10 I'd O!
q few designing p'aeo hnn'ers. Helm.
stru t. the nsgroGc how t srss"r
ID. chr.e tia. las be,n Up to this
time trufhtcl'y made Of ,hcm, that
,h'y nle the mere ,ools OF psity lead
ere: Hs shows :hsm iha. uniting
,geinst race stronger, rich + aud
visor than their owe, isa great b!nn-
der, and points OF, the wisdom Of Gu
operation with patriotic, just, CON
sentative white people.
II will MT be long unit, tho nc.
groes b!eas away !rom party mana-
gtrI, and when tho ii'no Comes, the
slom of Govern " Bltltr's nlyic,.
will DO demonstrated. When tina,
Time comes the lesross will be real.
" iroc. As j: is ~, while they ale
free in name, they a.d the III Ist ab.
jsct party sia'cs.
Tue opportunity for thcm to t'ss
the advice will soJn be presented.
They have tried being parry slaves
Tor nearly Twenty yssr,,le them 10 Is
DO f,oo mon in evsry sense " the
word. Let them make beginning
this year. Already it is announced
that q political movement will be in.
auara'od in J .ckson en- tho Fourth
Of July for tho purpose Of uniting the
negro voters against the intelligent
citizsus and property holders of the
State. Gsn. Caalmrrs is to lead this
movement ard the coored voters
should apply Governor Buffers test
to him. Let them a k themselves il
hs ha, shown that he desires equa'
rights aud justice fo- them un Ter the
law.
Lot them bear 10 mind that thoy
are not advised to Join the Democrat
ic party; they aro only urged to cease
to be the political property Of parti'
sans who use them for selfish pur-
poser.
CHALMERS GOVERN.
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