The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

AiVrts. ea.. dv.-Il 24as Tas l a#s4 tal HaH aere taeE tendon oeHags rh#a F eh Haa apro5.o Memphis. or t'a MS sauri river. t#a aaarao> -in tza3- ten7en oatnaahe tbc whites five ! 10 one. thgga are 2 2.605 negro va= tars in tie caG1fE and oatz 19 ] whites. hs aa.ef-0cc If tie larga majority fhe blacks control the Iee4 affairs of Marion and eVs olH other town within ige 94Heaa- rE 3iacs is presided over by negro officials, tuease magistrates there are only two Whit,s. line i chairman. clerk and iGl4c of the county court are ati negroes, ant etaH He Representative is a eaIafe3 man
 Fer years Pass the hrcfaat4or.tE vested in tpes. eoI1lad c6iGais las .abae8 them with tEeidca 5hat the whites must subject themselves to aat tsoatmo} q tAo hands ag the blacks and outragea upon alL laws of good ordeI haYe been frequently negH tatcd. The few white oil. e.als au5 Lave been elected haze ea5ieavorod bY every means to root oal 1He most corrupt of this eie= meat, and thls always occasions mere or less friction between the Hfaees. At oarn tzrn of criminal count charges have hecu uadc azazHzt some af the elfendiaa ee5at- ed offee-holdefs aa3 investigation by t4e gtandjafy haTo resulted ia l indictments beu9 found as4LE=4 them.
 x the October term last year Judge D. NJ Lewis, tue eol5fa4 county cDgIt ia34e, anu 8asI3 ] Ferguson, h.s clerk. were iHdtefe8 for ha5itual drunkenness. Then tz.iai will tahe place n q fe# aays aad the threatened troui4o is Eie oaIzeaWth 5f ta.s f;at The pr eEt grand IurE ls composed ot Wiitg mn ana actHa= haa arj4a D zae flame b} the report a t4a5 4i= sH5#ie. f5 iHF #..a #g#a# a1= 3#ssraf aha46el sf eei9red @ea He= sides those mentioned. Eaa daz sE9 ha.taazsH prominent. plan els Hgre tatia i through ,alIr eaaafed servant. ,la 4 aac were iH #s###ef ae fzzHsaes were 6te##f- masd to drfFe the white Feal5fe a#t 9f tHe 5a5#f9z or kill tHaM.
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