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9ri44szGrT,t scot.

GGbuHp, N.=g., 81. Gpril. - Sm I'm
terbauie Der 2egisIatur bradte 9eteru pr.
&ro8bg inter GROCER @rrsguug Der WtitgIie=
Der ben Nutrug elm, baB in 3utunit auf alleu
0fIeutlhen &eb1uoen i'm Staute nur nod
Die Sterue unb Streifen lDebeH biirfeu. uds
ter nuisiuser 3ufimuung pHrse Der aHtrag
5ur bIiren 2eiung 9ebgatt uuo - nit lO4
gegeu bier Stimmeu abgelsbHt. Der gta=
mensauiruf uabm cine ooue Stunoe in In,
iprn9, Ga Die meiften Yttt9lgeoer ibrem 8O=
tum 9e9eH ben @Htrag elHe @rtldruug bsi'
iiigten. SernuInBt runr Der aHtrag bur9
Diapor Sewitts sg8eigerung, am ct, Patrtd5z
ta9e bic irtde Slagge auf Der &itp pau 3u
entinIteu. Die Dsbatte Oartiber mar duBerf
trbtttert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-28
anntfIfen. .SrnnSNie.

&bica9o, 81. Aprtl. - Sine 0epeite
ber Daily NeD8" aus ct. Gouis iagt:
r@ruft Sleei9uls erldo8 beute ietue Srau
uno ieine beioen S0bne i'm Alter Uon uHO
8 SGbren mo begging Damn SelbfmOrO. Stse=
'dnIe E'bte felt 3wei Sabreu pom leiaer 6rau
eetrenutH
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Sn rfifcr Gifffrtre rrffiGt. .

ct. 2ouis, 81. GpriI. - 4ntOn 8ilbs
Oosel uno emil Sduler purbeu sefern
III elmer @iferue, nit beren 8siaigung ne be-
I66ftigt gelueieu pareu, als 9et1en gefun=
ben. Gle pureu our6 9iftige Sale iiberpdls
tigt porben uno erftidteu. Dtau uermtSte
beibe RGnuer erff am Abenb, Hnb eutbedte,
uls man mad ibneu iudse, ibre IeblOieu &6rs
nPr
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@erhetr1tuac,, ctttsS GDfIons .

gratt. @ttp, S., 27. Ipril.-Itehrere
SGuier i'm OfitheH 8beie Der bieit9eu StaoI
purDeu getsrn Na9mittag our4 etuon @9z
tlon Ibgr Der 6Guien sewebt. SraH g8m.
Riiher fam um's Geben, unO ulele nnoere
Berionen puroen hurA beruu iliegeHoeEritm-
msr perlett. Diss ift Der SDsite @pttOu, mel,
DER 8Jott.G Gitp In bieiem 6rabia9re letIl-
iuC1te
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0arfons, asgInrtna etnaeaanaett.

@btcngo, 27. &pril.-9as Gunr9ifteH=
bIott .alorm. +" Oefeu friibeEer Reoatteur DER
ettbem biu9eridtete Nuardtif u. u. Barlons
mar, miro nah ieiuer mOrsi9eu IlSgabe
ant unbef,mmte 3att iuspeuotIeH. 6ia1uz
sieue SerleGenbstteu fno Die lIcade oeC 81
hfnlfnn
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80hnttnfdQ,

9euoer, @oI., 27. gsriI. - gs pirb
eemelbet, bas elm S4Iafpagson bes nm Is
llbr gefieru abenb uou bier iiber bic ,Bar.
IingtonzB zBabn" abgeaaugeneu gil3uses gegeu
lIbr hente friib nabe Orleans, gtebr., entz
gIeifte, bas elm Wtann get6btet uuS finf an.
6ere idper uerleet nurben. ytdberes if
ned niht erulitteIt.
(SpGter.) - Der llnfuII nurbe bur6 bas
3uIommenbre6eu elmer Bride peruriad1t.
Der Gepddz uub Der @rpreBpagsou fiHgeu
Seuer unb puroeu ;erf0rt. Z. u Comm aus
@roub 8opios, Mid.. fam um's 9eben unb
&bus. @0tcu aus 9tucoIu, gtebr. ift i9psr
oerlett.
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81. q. 9outc.
shmadle nn0 ftn0erI0ie Eranen

Ioutsnlnidt oersDttln, Ion6sru Eotb unb Selsbruns
aus siHsm Bubs It6pien, burh pelhes 8auisnb.
innerhnlb tnrhefsr 3stt TIRE pole @eunb9st foleoel
erl1ngt unb ben sinBigen BuHlb tbres 9er5ens N
Srflduns aeben inbGn. Dos NIT otelen aranfen9s'
ihidten erlduterte, Tei5li6 Gusgefattets neuens
Ptri nir6 gratis uuo fraue0 peribtdt pom es
,,Brfsafe NItute q 5napentara," Str. Id,
CfssSssuftousStrabe, EGhs SEo0 @ss, Stss0'
H1rSg Esssas (SS-l
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BaItta1orer 0tebutagRts.
RtuObteb.


BdItt NJ {, oeu p. AprJi 1888.
(Rinobieb uno Shaafe neroeH nab Dem Sruttas
Beluttbt uerfduft, Shpeine oagegen nah Dem gletoS
geUdlt, D. 3. 20 BrOtent Deutger, rUts 5ruttosSt'
Di6t.)
BtuObteh,
Der Tnrtt mar ssffsrn mdsi3 Isbbott; bic greiIt
i'm Augemeinen unUerdroert.
Die Bree tIr JitHoUteb UariiTtenS DtE olgt; benz
Sorteu s4.S7H-S5.OO; 6ie geuohnld1 aIs eriteGua'
litdt uotirten S4OO-$4.75 fur mittIere ODER gutt
Guadt 83.95$3. 81 oroindrs Oiirre Stiers, Dos
len uu6 5iihe $3.50 - S2.75; duBerfe yrti5rGtsn
$3.50 $500; bic meiiten Sertdufe seiha9en gu
b4.OO-$5.OO.
Son 8trginien Pomen 2s, aentudp 68, Rtus
goEf =, Slinois 257, Defzgirginieu -, Ohio .
RornIano Sol un0 BON BeHniulpdHteH 634 5tids
5eIammtbetrag Der 3ufubr fir bisie gBobs 1920
Sttd, 0oTige gBohe 1927 un6 In ber Ooridbrl9en
Baralelzg zgBO6e 1G41 Stiit.
8erfauft rUilrOen: an bisfgs GIeif9er 642 Stid,
an oihe SpefulanteH uHo - Stud an SouHtpH
SAMPLER. geiammUerfduie fur 6eie aBohe 500
Stld ge9en $50 in oer uorigeu Bo9s unb 769 in
Der poridbrgen Barnlelz2BOhe.
SdaaTe uuo iHrtet.
Die 3ufubT In oieler Q8Odhe mar tdrfer, mite In
beT 1origen, Die QuaIitdt Hid9t 10 gut bel mdBger
yiaffrage.
9Bir nottren Gdnufe Sex uno 2dmmer 75z-6
Gents. 3ufubr oieIe gBohe 1892 SUD.
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&dm ostbetoea, SiifeIfI, &tfIe (5iffu
reTI) N. E. IN fiffirf.

Dime PefieI obne Giidfebr oes seibens.
3ItTeTenseu Sunoerte oon Saltimorern, meIde uon
Tt. Charles s. 5hoHDioa. yfr. 5l2, Burh.
gutniuifrofe, geheilt nprosn. (Rd326, ,12RteF)
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@eipcn Iin0eln6en GinfIuF auf Sic an,

Seincu linOan0en GinfluB auf bic ana
ge9rifienen gtBmlmgs Organe Oeroault
er Der Sbatiade, OaB feline 8eltanOtbeils
bic ptrfIamlten befanntcu 8rultmitteI
ltuO. Der 9nuptbeltanOtbetl lit Der Sonta
Der 9lHOOru (Horehound) BFan3e, mtt
ser Abies Balsamea Ooer Balm of Gilead
aemiid perbunoen. gteben OieIen entbdlt
er fiinf tpettcre bOtanii9e @leueute, uelbs
bic Gtrfiaultcit bebeuteu6 uerltarfen.
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S3irea1t BON 9Nnt. s.. 1ttlnor &
GoHp+s
Saffsez8 z8reunern uuo zSerpaferH'
Str, 115, Gpmmerce5traSe, Baltimore, Wio.

. SnSen mir Die aufmerfiamfeit bon @onlumenten
ouf uniere @orten eeroteten >fee's lenten, NUM-
Iden fpr eiIt9e Der Beatung Dertbe 8patlapen parz
SlIelen, tuelde bel Der &ntlheibung, pelper &aTee
Sie Sbrem 9eihmade uno Shren Seon1lntnen am
Befen eItipredeuben Stsenihafen bersk tn ole
Sas Soiiser6fte"e5eI if i6er bas rein MEDIA
niIChe @ta6ium Idngft binaus, uno nur Olelent9en,
tpel6e pom Uiiiden grhnolItpe SenntntB oersen nno
bas Roffen Sur Solfommenbelt periteben lDas Sel=
Ses fid9 nur 6urtn Ionge @rfahrun9 anetanen lGBD,
f0nren auI Serftenung res beten 3atTee's 6u Den
moeId1ff billieen Breiien bofeh-ein unumg gdn9tnes
@rfornerniB AIr Stherun9 Der 9unf oes Yuoltlm5.
6nfort natoem uuieIe aaifeeI0rten gerofet uno a6@
aefhbI ino, perben fie entiueoer IN gnplunoSPafes
Ten ober in Iuitbbten Sledbhbien oerpadt, mas oas
NromQ uno Die &IQt 6smQbIt IlIe 9erIoe odrdus ee@
aibt fid elmer ber uieIeH Borbee ruierer perpddsn
SoffesIorten. Sie Ueroen gs9en Den gtnfuB Der At'
moipbdre uno ben nit Dem Retntgeu auer 9elnalt57
IoEaIe perbuuoeHeu Stau6 uno Sbmue 8elpdgt.
Stun gtpas Iber Die Sorteu, pelne sic taulen
Iollten! a..
Wenn gie aaffee, Der nit REDEEM Groma oolls
Gtdrte uereni9t ipIni3cn, 10 uerlan9en Sie BON 59'
rem @rocer
a5siIuor'S ,,Stnnoaro."
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sic oa1on iiber6eugen iplro, odB unlere "'aHoaISS
@prte Der 6ehe, fr esH Yrss su hn6:neS saifte H..
gBini6en sic Satfse; Or bSlibiole? 4rnlna' no41
fommene 8olitur uro Borsslidfeit in leoer 9inttnt
pertinigt, in Der 1bat ote 0oufouiuIsabe't tttoer
If, 10 forbern Sic BON SArem Grocer RSm p utllnof
& Comps .,. r.,
FrsnboSa" ,GrgphnIa a." ....,, ,IrHpAofa."
nur in Ginpiuuo=Bndeten pertGu1t.
lnIerer Sets 6e6arf e5 tener SeDeisIh9run9' um
ben inteliaenteu uno unternehmeHoen SluImann 6u
ber1euee ba6 bic betsu ReiuItate fhr ihn unO lelne
SunSeu ourtb 8srtlui pon 4roprleaT5 Grtteln St!er
Ioffe erteIt reroen uno uoem mir gBieoeroertduIer
nm guftrdqe auf uuieren ssrOiteten rStan6arbz"
nnb nGrpp6oiaz saffee eriuteny tbun MIR 0Gs m
Ger feften ueberaeugun9. oaB unlere Sorten qetpai
nisndfig mebr BoSn9e btttsen, als ir9eno eine anS
hefe Saffees Sorte su oemislben Brelie i'm URartte
eoninmsntsn Blir SeIttung !lSeIlan9sn Sie G pom \
SSIt sr fe nidt, 6cnn etsn sic uns aeidlait 6aOon
in sennn6, uno mir per6en oaiiir iOrstn, Dap S3nen
% oEa mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-28

0ieierj9eu, tpeIde Sales Honey Of
Horehound uaO Tar gebrau5en, uers
irdcru, OoB er in alen 6aQeR uunoerbar
bctlenO tUutt, NO Die 2itbmuugSsOrgane
augegriifen finO, unO OaB feline Birfuna
cine uugemetn raide lit. Gr eutbilt burds
aus 9titts, mas bem Ulagen nadltbei(ia
ieiu tOautc, bat einen iuBerit aAgeuc5mea
&cidluad uuO miro Bu einem Breile uers
fault, pelaer es ielblt 3eHienigeu NIT bee
ihrGntteu Dlitteln erm6gltdt. .oaiieugBObls
tbaten tBetlbaftig 3u pcroen.
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HORED0unD&TAR

B8~ GHtttt 1RfebISar GuEsn, Ga
tarrb, SeiferFett, b6fen GalS, aBbs
ma, Stdttne utiS aGe St6runsea OGs
sltButuaeSOraane.
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GamaDtg6e Nob6enfa1rcr I'm Ss6
Ttu9Ss WSecrs

Sttnfua, Ont, 27. Ipril.-Sa8 canlz
biide Barlnment bebattirtc geiiern ii6sr bic
bon beH nmeritaniifen SiifienpOIisei. 9Httern
oorgsnommeue BeidIGguubue eiutger cana,
oiit'er 3fobbenfabrer. Son oeridiebeneu
Seiten pu1oe beoauert, baB oieIe NngeIegenz
heit gelegenilih Der 6iidaerei &onferenj in
SEaiblnaton nid)t ebenfalls sum 1ustrag ges
bIudt morSen Iei. Die en9Iihe 8egteruug
betr0Gte eben bic 8omiIion alS Elm Stiefz
fiHb, bGs iid 4lles gefallen Iafeu n1itiie.
Son DER &egeruugs Banf nur0e erpioert,
8as lei cine uneerefte Sshauptuug. @s lei
einfaG nidt m08lib getpeien, bic In Reoe fta.
benoe Qngelegenbeit in ben Bersidl Der in
Nnbington gepflogeneu uHterbaablunQen su
3iebeu, na bic Rc9teruu9 bamalS nod gar
nidt bolle SenntniB bon Den GlagplHttel Der
cauabiiden 8Obbsnidbrer gebQbt babe, uuo
bic nmeriianiide Regierung li6 peigerta, auf
lluterbanoluEgen in 6ieier 4naeIegenbeit Elm.
3utretEn. 8te cauabii9e 8egteruug uer0e
aber Der Relde 8egieruug lest ale bon i5r
ermittsIteu 3bntiaden uOrieger uuo oieIel6e
eriudeu, eaB fie bel Der ameritaniidleH &e=
gieruua nul @tnfeuung Der SerfoIsuag cana
0ider 8obbentabrer brin9e.
@iHer Der 8eoner bs3sidnete es ale Elm
llngliid tltr @ona6a, oaB bic Dominion uitt
brett nit Der Der. StuateuzRegieruna uHters
banbeln f0Hne. 9ebtsre mitroe I'D, Deruiufs
tigeu Sorfeuunaeu setps susduslih eruat,
len; nuf bem llmpeg iiber GunoOn ritroe
aber gtifts errel4t Der6en, Ga bort 10 Guie 10
Aues onf bic lau9e Saut seidobeH rpsrSe.
yia6otm Der Yrenltermtnifer Wac 9onaIb
Die canabiife unc bic 6eidls 6esieruug ae,
gen ole &nsriffe Der @orreoner 0ertbeioiat,
gine bas Barlameut iber bic in Reoe iebea0e
4ugsIsgeRbeit 3ur Cages. SrouuHs iiber.
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Mtts Mnttifnhn.

gBtrntpeg, Ran., 27. 4prit. - Die
Ouin3Nauitoba iuGt 8ebufs 4asbaues Der
pSebz8iuer 8aIIep Giienbabn" ein 4nlgbeu
BON II giilioH Dollars auijunebmen. -
SIN NameH Der IdottideH ,@rofter," oersa
auspnneernng bon ben uor6s sitottii9en Su.
ielu Hntl Canada bon Der 3ieihsre9iaruug
unterfntt niro, uuterbanbelt Elm pr. Beeg
nit benz Bremiermiuiifer @reenmap; er erbut
fid, bic y@rofter>" "4usnauoeruug nod Sra
uitoba 3u btrieiren. peuH 2esteres ben Gin
tparoerern bic 9lei9en Bripllegien gepdbreu
poIle, tpie Sritii9s Columbia. Bremlerri.
uifier @reenpnp bat iid1 bierIu bereit erftdtt
- Die S9rnb Grunf 8abu" bat nit De
,@auaoiidsu Bocifc= Bahun Elm Sarteu ge
iflIofen, Douadb erftere Die 2inie Der Ieste
ren Uou@olenber nnd CAN'T Ste. Rnrie uub
bie U9Gciftc Sabn" bic @eIetIe Der lesteru.
3pii6eu ct. SbOmns unb Detroit benusen
barf. gSeuu eiefss Abtommeu rdtiiyirt
miro, 10 beoeutet es 8ollen6ung bes y9rauo
3runt>Spffsms" in uorbpetli4er 8t1tuus.
&artaolss ,4nO S6tefer- 9aniRit nife
@Iaiuraisssl, Saminroffe, SamiHsitter u. {. 10.
Bette ATbeit. Jtiehrige Bteiie.
Z. y. gSGIih,
Rr.S2E, NGrS: Sowar9@i obeTealb SnratosafT
(apIl25, ,1Tty)
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so. GunsreB. : grfte sisuns.
GottIekun8 Der SartfOe6atte.

Haebr 4reameatc fur nnO tuioer bic y7iHS'z
fdhe Siu. Suterefaute 1feSen Ser 90
9reper, Ipro, @oif unO 2aRoes. e. Der
Geaat fetett.
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Sin Su}teE IdBt Fa aIs bas gprIduFers
Stadium Der Sdpinbiudt, elmer Grant.
belt, gegeH pel6e 6aIe'8 AHbDrur unb
9beerbonig bas fderfe betaunte gOrbeus
9ungsmitteI III, pofeno be5ei6neu. DlaH
peridiebe oaber ben ge5ruub oieIe8 pers
ldbItdeu ipestFi&eH ylitteI8 leineu augeHs
bid.
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8in6ern iIt er, rUenn tie pOu Group O6er
seudbulten befauen pOroen, oura ietre
liHOernOcn @igcniaaiten iebr 6ienlid.
greiie: %, so Gents uuO 81 bic
6lui6e; bic gr5bte bic biQtgFe.
R8~S Sn auen NpotbeFeU 80 boben.
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WFenU78 @mWeTCE geTFG
tf bas ipeBFIGs duBeu 5auptmihel stgsn Sautr
iyunfbeiten, stHts ber Uirfamfen Dlittsl Bur BgrS
iubrt por6en. IS bsieitist ruih @ SommtrIpTOIs
len, geberfle de, SIhtbcH un6 ignes alges
Dobnlibs uHS sntfsusnbe Geben ACNE uH6 mat9i
@lsuu's SdpeIaIsife uua 5ltt ito porRa9s
q B
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Thrft Ferpt.ono otT Wetfet,.

Softa, q. April. - Siirit Fer0inanb
III in Begleiuug bes 5rn. Stambulaff, Uli.
Htilers be8 SHueru, nu0 bes Srn. ytat6o.
oitd, Oes 6tHauimiHifsrs, BON SOfa abse
reif, nm cine Sour Ourd baS H0tbIite BHta
aarieH su MAIDEN. Die Gruppen uno bas
SoIt bradte entbufafiide SOdruie bel ieiuer
Ybreiie nuB
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asnia @liLam LpteSer obne RabInet.

8el8roO p. aPriI. - 8as ierbdbe
aobtuet bot refgnirt, neil iih Der S0uig mel
serte, be @emeinDeuepaltuugs GurIaae IN
8euebmigeu.
(Spdter.) Sin neue8 Sabiuet If III Staube
gebradt pCrbeH. Sr. RicoIa Critics If Pre=
mier uHb giintfer oes Suuern.
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2onbnn, 81. Qpril. - 8Guigiu 8ittoria
fam nm llbr beute friib III S!teBtugeu, GUI.
Iauo, on, uuO idifite fid auf Der t6RigltdleH
Saht mad England Elm.
(Spdter.) a0uisin Sjitoric laubete teuts
gudmittag gu SbeerueB Cno besab it Oou
Dor, und Q8in6Ior.
Qouoou, %. GpriI.-9ie 80ni9iu lam
eeferu Gbeub III 8iabiOy an. S!e iF- gez
uub unb muntel.
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@nibinaton, .. g., 81. Qpril. %
GenQt I mar heute nidlt in Sibuna.
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Die 9aut.
@lenR'S S6pefeI getFe

10 81 dllen Np0tbeFen 3u bober
Richmond planet., 1888-08-25
MIR. IOUGLASS' LETTER

WE have read extracts from the
letter of Hon. FREDERICK DOUG
LASS, in which he condemns Hon
JOHN MERCER LANGSTOF and
expresses the opinion that ne
should not be sent to Congress
After careful consideration OF
the facts presented from oul
humble observation, we must
pronounce such a step as unWlSe
We have always regarded with
veneratiOn the sage Of Cedar Hill
Cottage, and to-day honor him as
being among the foremost il the
land. but this attack at such time
is to be regretted. 1t is Il known
fact that Mr.. DOUGLASS and Mr.
LANGSTON are personally eS
tranged from each other. Theil
dislikeS have grown to what may
well be termed hatred. Upon this
ground if upon no otntr. Mr.
DOUGLASS should have ratrained
from expressing an opinion. As
to the reasons assigned for the
opposition to Mr.. LANGSTON's
candidacy, we may deal lafer, but
for the present we must say that
when a great cause is as stake
personal likes and diSlikeS should
be cast aside and the inte1ests ot
the few should ifneed be, sacrificed
for the salvation Of the many, 1t
behooves the Republican voters OF
the Fourth Congressional District
Of Virginia to nominate and elect
Hon. JOHN MERCER LAtGSTON
to Congress.
If in the future the tables should
be turned and EOn. FREDERICK
DOUGLASS should be a candidate
for the highest Office in Il ie gilt OF
the tmerican people we Should
be equally as forward i'll rtleg"tir2
all personal animoSities against
him to the rear, for in his words
as used at Atlantic City,-N,J., III
'8G, no able Negro representative
an be hon ored b Y
office without the race being
benefited.
Richmond planet., 1888-08-25
benefited.

THE National Republican Com.
mittee, at its meeting i'll NeW York
on the 18th inst, recOmFended
that the question OF electorl;n she
six c6a atestt,ad I'd districts be left TO the
District Conventions. This is OK.
actly what Gen. MAHONE. as chair.
man OF the Republican party of the
State proposed. He has been
willing to submit the question to
the people. 1t will be dencnstra-
ted ere many days that the Repub-
licans in their sovereign capacity
will tolerate no kicking in ii lie face
of the enemy. The princilles Of
Protection are paramount to all
others. The stagnation Of buIre5 IS
during the past four years ha, dis
gusted all right thinking people
and they have called halt.
The poor white MANS INTERESTS
are identical with those of the
cOlOred men and neither can afford
to deal in c6aseless warfare ulon
each other. Then let us rallvto
the support Of HARRISON, NOR
TON and Protection.
Richmond planet., 1888-08-25
". IL. ANDERSON'S
NE'VSP LAWS.

l. Subsctoels who DO not give expI ess
.ol ice to th contrary are considered as
lshing to cltinue their subscription.
(. Ii the 80 os, bers order the discon-
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Richmond planet., 1888-08-25
TWENTY EIGHT COLORED PER
SONS LYNCHED.

A terrible tragedy occurred at
Utica, Miss, Sunday 10Th inst. 1t
seems that a white man named
BEVERLY ROBINSON was escort
ing white lady, and BOB BROOM,
cOl0red was eScorting some cOlOred
ladies'. It is said that ROBINSON
was forced from the sidewalk.
Later the white man accompanied
by their friends attacked BROOM,
who was also accompanied by his
friends. This cOlored party were
prepared tQIr QIrtthhfrfDHY thfrTfD arf and nnfHetld wound
ing rKANK WALLACE and
ARMAND WHITE, all white. Of
course 1t ~ claimed that the
attack was sunderland no resis-
tance was made by the whites.
They ran as they would generally
do if they received theh lust
deserts Oftener. BROOM of coarse
was found guilty and band Of
300 men took him out and hanged
him in cemetary yard. The
3ther cOlored men escaped. 1t is
is kind Of dealing with southern
POurbOns that will bring about a
change.
We must have martyrs and we
place the name Of the fearless
BROOM on that list.
At Freetown near New Orleans
La, last week, about % colOred
persons were killed by a band ofl
lawless white men, and many
others severely wounded. The
number of killed may reach fifty.
Tuesday 14th inst. near Shreve-
port, La, upon the frivolous charge |
OF having broken into a store and
stolen money, a poor colOred man
was hanged to a tree by a mob ofI
white nen.
But the end is not yet. At
OcheeShee, Fla, cOlored man
named NASH GRIFFIN who was
charged with writing IN insulting
lote to white woman was order
ID to leave, and upon declining
% leave the home of his fathers|
vas hangel to tree.
This is terrible record and we
again call the attention Of the
'abllc to this state of lawlessnesS
in civilized communities
'roclalming protection OF the
american flag. There are two
lasse5 Of people, the law-abiding
nd the lawieSs. 1t is to the
ormer that we make our appeal
'aze if you will upon the spectacle.
Twenty-eight human beings
aunched into eternity. May our ;
eople awaken to the necessity Of !
themselves when the law
ais to protect them. The govern S
lent guarantees protection to its q
ltIzenS. 1t is declared that the
trong arm Of the law shall protect ;.
ne weak. but when it is called n
pom it mocks the distressed end |,
deS with the strong. After this b
It every man resolve with us thai :
nch-law mast 60!
Richmond planet., 1888-08-25

The New York Republicans seem 10
regard Rev. William B Derrick. tie
Nero preacher, as a good campaign
ora or. This is the same "rcverend" h
darkey who siumped Virgini4 for lh,,
Democrats few years ago, The col.red
Pc 'ple OF Slauutou know ali atout him.
Disp h.
Well, that is cheek. He was a
representative OF the best people
when he stumped Virginia for the
Democrats, being lauded by your
present United States Senator.
JOHN w. DANIEL when upon a
pubic stand with him. Possibly
it was upon this recommendation
tilat the Republicans OF New York
took him up. 1t is amusing to see
how you are disposed to condemn
former political bed-reIow.
Richmond planet., 1888-08-25

JDe WOf1U. -
That's nothing more nor less
than theoretical nonsense and such
a boast always marks the degener-
acy of any people. The evolution
Of the races OF the world is a fixed
fact. The Black race had its day.
1t will come again. Brilliant
Greece, resplendent Rome, and
enchanting Spain have all played
their part. They to-day are con
tent with witnessing the glory OF
other nations. When you boast of
Caucasian, remember that the day
is not far distant when Caucasian
as such will have no viSable eXis.
tenCe; for with the assimilation
Of the two races, superinduced by
the cOhabiting Of white men with
cOlOred women and Uice UcrSd, the
proud race llne VIII have disappear
ed from earth and only God will be
able to determine a true Caucasian
descendant. Says that journal,
lie (Caucasian) regards it as a case
OF self preservation, OF self-defence, to
Withstand the beginnings of any move
ment that might lead TO social anarchy
or to the belief on the part of the Ne
groes that there was to be social anar-
chy.
We hope that you will place the
above clipping in your scrap book,
in order that ten years hence, if
YOU are allowed to live that long.
you may read it with the forcible
exclamation, " What a fool | was -
Richmond planet., 1888-08-25

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