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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-14
No. ssi.
APPLICATION E0aAPaTiHT.
uKrrzp SrArrs Land ,vyicr,
Lurek,, Ney.as, liAy lse. 1888. !

.roTICE Is nEEERY GIVEN THAT J.
N - nnis, x.isl rosso'.icc address Is Bat L.
81 ,uai AIN. Lander Counta, Nevada. has ,his ia,
a. a. .nt Tor Jac'e -ainnc- Gates. hled his ArP'i-
c,tin ivr p.bcnt ior ieo linear icei II toe tA'i,
Carrie l,in OF VEN ,eariis god sid sissr, ~.tn
surface ground 6uO feet IA wid'h sitato-t IL
pitisbar. Mining Di-trict. county II Lander and
sta.s OF Nevada. and d.-igaa'~d b. the hel',
nofes and oiheiai pl.t on Tile in this ose az hot
NJ 81 IA iowusbiy - n Range 10 'sast o' Mount
Disblo Meridian. said 10. 10 81, nsios dc'caioea
E- lo,ows tOwii;
Bcginaius a: post m .rsri Post No S
Sn. yrv g. +" wnrnce section sJtnrr post on the \
4 coriicr II .,c:isn q. Township ~ North nan.s
10 LAST bears > IS de- % min l. t533 ieet. tue
mouth of tdnncl No 5ears y 81 acs 4 $40 iee'
theme for
lst Coarse with una .netis variation OF II des
As min Easi-s 40 deg Il a,in 100 let 90
post marked Post NO ; SURVEY NJ u.
thence for
marked POST Sos 5 survey No 81 tn-nes
for
sd Course--N 40 deg Is min W $50, feet to q
post marked "pvst 10 L Surs.y No 81,
thence Tor
an Course IS 10 deg is mi, W CD, feet 70 q
past marked pos No u surve. sc u, ths
place Of beginning.
Con, aiming o66 acres.
Courses expressed rom the true meridian with
a magnetic variation OF II deg IS min East
The location OF this mime u reeaf fssa ~ tns
records OF Pittsburs Mining District. coussy Of
Lander and State Of Nevada. aad IN the reco sis
of the County Recorder oi the said LAade,
County.
ANY and all pers ms claiming adversely am
portion OF said Lsdy CARR. mine or sarfsf
ground are required :" fie their adverse c,siin
with the Eeyis,er of tine United states Land
Once at Eureka in the State Of New ida. during
the sixty DAYS period Of publication hersof oi
they will be barred by virtue OF the statute.
ID. II. HALL, gisfer.
II is hereby ordered t.e foregoing ne. nee q
Application lor Patent be pubi-hed for ths
period q. ten consecutive weeks In the lentn
Sevadan, a weekly newspaper. pnbiished D
Battle Mountain, Lander coanty, Nevada
h. II, HALL. htgister
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-14
No. $50.
APPLICATION Fo2 A PATENT.


NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAI !. Y.
N Dnni., whose fosto'iice address Is LATHE
Mountain, Lander coanty. Nevada. hss this day,
as agent Tor jacob summer s.ates, filed his sp-
piication for a patent TOR 500 linear feet of the
Evening Star mime Or vein bearing gold ana sil-
yer WITH snr.ace ground 60 feet III width silu-
atei ia Plttsburg Mining District. C,nn'y OF
Lander ana state OF Nevada and desgnsted by
the field notes and official plat on hlc In this
effice as Lot No. 80 in Townsnip 81 N. Range 80
Fast Of Mount Disblo Meridian, said Lot No 80
being described as follows, io-wit:
Beginning NJ a post marked Post NO v ,
Surve, no 80" whence sec. cor post on n
corner Of sec. q, 7, ~ y RAG Il, bears % deg
- min Fat s19l iee, mouth Of tunnel NO
b,.rs 5 "a deg % min L. so feet. thence for
.sl Ioutse---s 40 deg IL min 4 900 feet TO .
post marked Port No : u survey No 30
which cntical with post No II Y survey
I'd Coarse X 80 de-, A. min L 6oo Feet to .
pos, market Post NJ 5 Survey No 80
which ie ldenii al with post No 8 OF I surve,
No 3s theme. fss
Sd Cour,.-S 40 dcs Is W 500 feet to post
marked POS; No Survey No 80, thence
for
4.h Course s 40 deg A min go feet to .
post M irked post No | D survey No W, the
place vi beginning.
Containing Ss-lO0 acres.
20 lrs. ex pressed IRON the true Meriisisn with
= 4gnesie variation o, II deg IS min Ea".
1he ioc stiot of this mine IS feeordeu IN tne
records of Pittsburg Mining uistnrt. County Of
Lander State of Nevada and In tue records OF
the County Recorder of the said Lander Comfy
And any aud all persons claiming adversely any
por ion oi raid Evening Star iuins or surface
ground, are required To ME their adverse claims
with the Ee. lister of tue United states Lsnd
Office at Eureka in the State of Nevada. during
the sixt, d.ys period OF publication hereof, cr
tney will be barred Dy virtue of the statute.
DH HALL, Register.
Itis hereby ordered the foregoing Notice OF
Apphcation fbr Patent be published for the
psnpd OF ten consecutive weeks ia tue central
Battle Mountain, Lander cpunty. Nevada.
d. II. HAIL, Register.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-14
No. eSl.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. =.
~ icnais. whose o-tofiice adi,css Is battle
Mountain. Lander County, Nevada, has this day,
as agent for Jacob sumner oates, flied hrs ap.
pills alton for patent for 545 linear fesf u the
Ida henrietta mine or vein BEARING gold and
silver, With surface ground 800 feet IN width
sifuatu d in Pitfsburg Mining District. County OF
nd,r and state of Nesads, and desighsted by
the iield notes and ofileial plat on NE in this
ofhc. ss Lot No. 81 in Township 40 \. Range ~
tast Of Mount Diab'o Meridian. said Lot No 80
being described a. follows:
Beginning at post marked Post No U
Survey No g." which Ia identical with post No.
Of U. 8. Survey No. 81. whence section corner
post on the N. 4. cor Of Sec q, T. %. NJ r. ~ 4
hears ts y deg E4690 feet; mouth OF tunnel No
bears IL deg * min $40 feet, thence Tor
1st Course-yar. II Org IS min East. ~
deg 45 min h. G00 fecs TO q post marked Post
No s survey No 49," which is Identical with
post No of U. =. Survey NO 81, thence for
I'd Courss--J 20 ocg Is min w 54o feet to
post marked Post No 8 Survey NO 9s,
Sd Courses 20 deg As min W GOO feet to
post marked Post No U Survey No ss.
thence for
4th coursc--s N deg Is min r GAS feet to a
post marked ''fost No / U 5 Survey No IS" the
place Of beginning
Containing 5O-1o9 scres.
Courses expressed from the true Meridian
with magnetic variation ct IL deg 20 min u.
The location of this mine Is recorded IN the
records OF pittsburg Mining district. tounty Of
Lander and state OF Nevada and Ia the records of
the County Recorder Of the said Lander County.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Ida Henrietta mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States Land Oflice
at Eureka ~ The state OF Nrvads, during the
sixty days period of publication hereof, or they
wlii be barred by virtue OF the statute.
d. II. Hail., Re lister.
II il hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
of Application FOR Patent bs pdbiishcd tor the
period OF ccn consecutive vee4s in the Central
Nevadan. weekly nrwrpaper published Al
Battle Mountain. Lander Coualfy, Nesaua.
In. II Ill, Register.
May 10, 1883.
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RATES oF ADyggTIslNc:.

ou. square zen lines) First Insertion. 81 90
Zach subs>.negt lns. rtion. n............. 80
a-l.rs for subscription, Advertisihg and lob
.ork will receive prompt attention.
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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-14
LANDER COUNTY.
Nevada.
ITS LOCATION, TOPOGRAPHY, ceCL-
0cY. SOIL. CLIMATE AND
PaoDJ ,Ti1ss.
II MINING sIyE stecx AND AGui.
CaLr,gAI INTERESTS. GsILR0ap ps.
staO0L>. sur Ecais AND FxAiIg.
NAL SOCIETIES.
Ills ntstsry from -. rIrst settlement
ts the Present 49,.
a SKETCH BIZ PROFESSOR 5. ID.
BRISTow.
lis ntstsry from 10. rIrst settlement
ts the Srcs~nf -Isy..

The main source II Lander County Is
wealth II her mines which yield gold,
silver. COPPER, and Iesd; aud ia these
are Engaged, directly and indirec,ig
about five hundred nien. The annual
bullion yield under the present de.
Irursed sta "a. III bullion is 81 bid, 900
Ia the production Of the metals men
toned. silver takes tho lead. gold is
second. copper third, and lead oo,nes
fourth ou the list. At present there
are twenty mines working, the ores
Of which. with 'hiee exceptions, are
mill-d out # the county The Austin
mines, The P.:isburg mine. the Pinlaas
anl humbug minrs belonging to the
. me company, have their ore milled
1t their mines.
There are over hundred mines
which could b. worked successfully
were IL not for excessive freight
iarifs of railroads, which in many in
stances are prohibitorv, regar. ing
shipments of how grade ores. High
ireght rates, tariff on fuse, powder
and uther neeessari.s, without which
would be useless to attempt the
working It these ,nnes, ia con- asnc.
''"h with the cost Of living, are Causes
which tender mining here unpro,itable
Unless IRE Is found in abundance and
'1ch. We're height rates as reason
"p'e here as lu Colordo; were the 81,
oi mining supplies ss cheap here as
'"ore' were e'st Of living Mt prices
"Hher e'si and vest this would be
Que OF the nlnst profitable sections for
mining in the world; as it is, every
'n''g pertaining to miners outfit is
aear' consequently the richest mines
only can be operated with success.
Inc Interest second in Importance
"''"" 'he county 10 breeding and
raising hive stock - horses, cattle,
sheep aud Angora goats. Thousand.
oi heads feed aud thrive on the nu-
srifious grasses with which the appar.
emily barren hills aud mountains are
covered. The aln,os: rainless Sum
mers keep the grass in condition for
excellent feed; the trend north aud
south of the mountain ranges, whose
s'nss ere furrowed with deep caaons
through which flow oopious streams,
ied by summit SHOWS, aud which fur.
"'Ah, during Winter, wind breaks for
sn'mas, combine to make this part Of
the country desirable for stock
rsnges.
Probably no other part Of Nor,h
America is so sell adapted to breed
ing and raising horses. One marked
point OF Nevada raised horses is tn,
'ouShness Of their feet. u quality much
sought by breeders of horses in Ken
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No ssa.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
t'srrgp STATES LAND oFFicK
Eureka, Nevada, May iss. lssS.

A. oIIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. r.
N Dennis whose Postofis address Is Battle
Mountain. Aiier County, Nesads, has this oay
us agent Ior Jacob Sumier Gatss, iiied his APP
piesllion for patent Tor l5oJ linear feet oi the
Cumberland mine or vein bearing gold ana sis-
yer with surface ground 0oo iert III width STU
Ated In rittsburs Mining District. County OF
Lander aud State OF Nevada, aud designated "
the iield notes and official plat On iise IA this
Office as Lot No Az in Township 81 :, ~ ast
OF Mouat Diabie Meridian. said Lot no ~ oeih8
described follows, to-Mit.
beginning at y post marked "post No U ,
Survey No 10" wnicn is itruticAi with post NO 4
OF s irvey No -, whence sectloa corner poss
Oh the h corner vi section o. ~ 20 L,
bears 5 "a deg y min Sj)e feet. month oil sum-
mt Tunnel bcars 45 dsg Z $40 feet thence tor
lat COURSE N "a ,tlg Al min Il 600 fcct 10
post m ,rked ..rost 40 5 survey No 40.
which Isl i-ntical With post No = oil Survey
No ~, thence Tor
~ ,ourse-N ~ dog Is min W 1890 feet to post
marked "Pcst No ) survey No 49, thence
81 Courses 40 deg IS min W eoo feet to a
post marked Post No :, U Survey No 49,
4th course-s 60 deg Is min Z 1900 'eet to a
post marked ''sos. No / U ) surrey NO to,' the
place o. beginning.
Contains 10. 81 asres.
Courses rspres sed from the true M-ridian with
. magnetic variation of /, de- = min Est:
Tue toea ion OF this mine Is Recorded in the
record, Of Pittsburs dinils District, counSy OF
Lander and state of Nrvsdi, and ia the records
OF the couniy Recorder OF tae said Lander
County.
Any and all persons claiming adveooly any
porto Of said cunberisld m ne o. surf sro
rround are re- luirei to iie their adverse CLAIMS
with the Register OF tae United st.tes Lan'l
ON ,e vt Eur SKI, In the state of Nevada, durins
the sixty days period OF publication hsreof, or
| they .iI he barred by virtue u tbs salute
ID. II II ALL, Register.
| l. is hereby ordered the fore ling Noiice of
Application for PateH. be published Tor the
| period OF ten consecutive wev&s IN the Ceatrsl
Nevadan. weekly ncwspaIer paoiknei ~
\ Rattle Mountain, Ltadsr ctaisy. Nesads.
n.H. HALL, E,s sistsr.
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these wells is Two or three feet above
the surface, enabling the owners to
use them for irrigation. No attei :
tion has yet been given to the storage
of water from these wells in Winter,
but when it Is done, large tracts can
be brought under cultivation. The
principal farming sections Of the
c unity are The Humboldt Valley, the
Reese River Valley. the Smi h Creek
Valley, the Grass Valley aud Sn"ky
Valley. Great quantities. OF vii 2rass
aad alfalfa hay are cut III these
valleys.
From the report for 1888, kindly
furnished by the Assessor Of Lander
County. the following statement, con.
ceraing he property value Of Lander
Co, IL made; assuming that the real
valuation is double that given to the
Assessor:
Number engaged in farning and
stock RAISING, 81.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-14

Irxrpr'l1Y.ty has reyoluiorizsi ths world
during the iass nall ecntars'
,os ieast ..,lo' : the wonders ui inventive pro
xress ls u metaod aud r,stcinoi wrs hat can
lie pvriofnad all v'r tnsc un'ry without spa
ratiix the worx ~ fro ia their no.nrs Pay iiber
al; Ais oae all 10 the wJ,k. r,tHer sex, yoLis
of 0 Ii nv sp -.ia AnIity required. cspii. ~,
needle /. you are stated free. cus this on an'a
return 70 us aud we will srnd ,oa ire. sme
thng Of great value and i;i.'sriaaee - You, tnAs
will start you ia bas ns,s which Will bring ysu
IN mare inbney r ght awas tnan. anything else
in tbs world Grand outn. fres
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...s...s... gATTLs MOUNTAIN LODGE
,{jEsXtS3s No. 81, l. o. q. F.--he -ular meet.
KsltS4f lngs are held on the first and third
Ftsf "Wednesday evening OF every month
Al o'.l ,cs A. Mawilliams' Hall. All visiting
BrotI,srx IA, good staadinR are invited to attend
II, II. kcAsnus, u. u.
A,p IlMAiRE, Sec.
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pIrHJV Rewarded are those who read

OJvuuI this and then t; ensv Will nnd
honor ,hle empoym-at that viii not taks them
fro n their homes and families. The rroits are
large aud sure for every industrious p,rsoa.
may have made and are now making several
hundred dollars month. II i, elsv for any one
10 m AXE IS and upwards D .r d,y, w1o IL wiliin I
owork Either sex. younror old; capital not
needed: WE start ION. Everything new. No
speoial ability require |; you, reslcv. car 10 L
rs well as any one. Write TO IA al once Tor iu'l
particulars which We mail free. Address
Ssinson i Co, Portland. Maine.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-03
THE RIGHT TICKET.

Next Tuesday is election day. 1t
is important that every voter gets the
right ticket and sees that it is put in
the right box. Don't let your dem
ocratic friends fix up your ticket; for
he may weigh your bacon right, and
measure your cloth straight, but
voting is something else, and many
men say all thigs are fair in politics.
See that you have on your tickets the
names that you sec in this paper.
Many of the reading men of this
county don't know to-day who to vote
for to cast the vote for Harrison. In
other words they don't know the
difference between Harrison and
Cleveland electors. Be careful to
look at all the tickets before they are
deposited. Be sure you vote the
republican ticket straight through.
The republicans favor protecting
American labor and American indus
tries. They favor educating the
masses. They favor reducing the
tariff on the necessities and raising it
on the luxuries. They favor abolish
ing the internal revenue tax. They
favor repeating the present system of
county government and allowing the
people to elect their own county
officers, school commissioners and
Justices of the peace.
Be sure you vote the republican
ticket with W. G. Ford on the county
ticket for tax collector.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-03
CAMPAIGN MONEY.

Both parties seem to be in hard luck
here for money to managethe campaign.
The democrats are quietly begging
and collecting every day. The office
holders are assessed as in republican
days and Mr.. Cleveland and other
big ones set the example early by
giving $40, 200 each
The democratic press is having much
to say of the improperly and the sin
of Northern republicans sending money
here to be used in this Campaign. If
it is necessary for democrats to use
money it may be necessary for republic
can to use some also, and as the dem
ocrats have all the offices and republic
cans are generally poor their money
must come from another source.
Some money is needed to help repub-
licans make a successful canvass in
this State. If the necessary and legi-
innate expenses of this campaign could
be properly met, the republicans
would carry this State by good ma
jority. Mecklenburg county can be
carried if properly managed.
1t has been said by many that
money has been sent to this county to
help the republicans. If that be true
we can learn nothing of it though it
is badly needed.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-03

par ~ by enfranchising the Negro but
the democratic party is benefited by it
to tine extent of As additional Con-
gressnen and electoral votes. That
1--WE have them by the heels and in
tend to maui the life out Of the party
with the Negro vote of the South. :"
He argued that the colored man is
incapacitated to govern, after working
in the fields over a hundred years
He said the white man will protect
the colored man but the colOred man
would not protect the white man.
We wonder if he ever heard of a
civil war in this country and if he
knows who protected the helpless
women and children of the South, and
fed and clothed the Southern soldiers.
He said it would take time for the
colored man to become educated and
capable to govern-and seeing him
self in a box here, he said it was a
question whether the Negro will be
exterminated or absorbed. We would
like to hear Mr.. Kitchen discuss how
the Negro is to be absorbed. He
said the blacker we keep and the
winter the white man keeps the more
we honor God. How does he recon-
cile this thing?
He said God created the Negro with
black skin, kinky hair, fiat nose, thick
lips and long heel for a purpose.
That the white man is the natural
superior and ruler of the Negro. He
knew nothing commendable of the
Negro. He then had the audacity to
appeal to colored men to vote for his,
the white mans party. But oh no,
he didn't mean to raise the color line.
He said he was ashamed of the
nine democrats who voted for the
Blair bill. That not an honest demo-
crat was in favor of it. That it was a
mere scheme to tax white men to
educate Negroes.
Colored men can you vote to sus-
tain such party? Will you by
negligence stay away from the polls
next Tuesday and thereby keep this
party in power? We think not. Nc
honest, no decent colored man will
stay from the polls next Tuesday, Oh
hesitate to vote the full republican
ticket from President to township
constable. Let the Kitchen talk &c
for its full value, and don't be dull
in comprehending the intents of the
democratic party. Vote early and
vote straight
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-03
Wilmington, N. c., Oct. 25, l8S
TO EDUCATE THE NEGRO.
Noble Gift Of a Wealthy New Eng
lander.

Noble Gift OF a Wealthy New Eng
lander.
New YORK, Oct "a New
Haven. Conn, special says Daniel
Hand, an aged man and wealthy resi-
dent of Guilford near this city, has
given to the American Missionary
Association of New York city the sum
of 81, 900, 900 to be held in trust by
the Association and the interest to be
devoted to the education OF colored
people in the old slave states of the
south. The association is to have I'M
restricted charge of the expenditure of
the interest except that it must be de-
voted to the education of such colored
people as are needy and INDECENT,
and such as by their health, strength,
and vigor of body and mind give in
dications of efficiency and usefulness
in after life.
Mr.. Daniel Hand, the donor Of this
noble gift, was grocer in Charleston,
S. c., before the war. and being of
northern sentiments was forced 20 fly
to the north when the war broke out,
leaving all of his property. of about
S130, 900, in charge of George w.
Williams, bis confidential clerk and a
southerner.
Mr.. Williams used the property
proftably during the war, and, by in
vestment in southern pine lands, be-
came very rich. Six years ago Judge
Luzon B. Morris. counsel for Mr.
Hand, advised the latter to seek a
settlement with Mr. Williams.
Mr. Williams came to New Haven
and honorably paid up the originanl
sum and interest amounting t. $64S,
900, sending on the last instrument
two years ago. This amount, with
the accrued interest, forms the great
bulk of the sum now returned to the
south by Mr.. Hand. Under the
terms of the trust not more than 500
is to be expended for the education of
any single colorcd person
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-03

St. Marks Episcopal Church n'Sun-
day October 21st, 1888, at 2:S0
o'clock, P. NJ. A touching and
effectual eulogy was paid by Rev. G.
Coerr, which melted every eye to
tears, when his great tributes to her
wifely devotion, sincere friendship
and christion graces were paid, and
through all that great congregation,
though not sound was heard, not
even groai,, every man aud womans
silent tear proved his sympathy for
the deeply afflicted husband. Several
times did the scene become so effect
ing, and the feelings so moved that
great pauses occurred in the sermon
because of the Rev Coerr's over
whelming grief; ycs-all understood.
The lady was great lover of
nature, and never did Wilmington pay
greater homage with beautiful floral
tributes, than on this occasion.
Oh, what great life. What a
beautiful closol What an exemplary,
womanly example to so live that when
our summons comes to transport US to
the great and blessed Beyond. we
have simply to fall "Asleep in Jesus, .
and the world arises and call us
blessed
NJ. i. WHirEMAN.
Wilmington, N. c., Oct %, 1888.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-03
KITCHEN TALK.

When We hear things We put but
little faith in, we often say it is
Kitchen talk" We had some gen.
uine, sure enough Kitchen talk last
Monday night, or talk from genuine
Kitchen man. We do not vouch for
his talk more than the ordinary
kitchen talk. While Col. Dockery
talked to thousands of democrats and
republicans in the Mint yard, Mr.
Kitchen talked to about $50 white
men in front of the Central hotel.
After Col. Dockery had finished, a
few others stopped for curiosity and
swelled his crowd much His friends
seeing this urged him to 60 on.
Mr.. Kitchen has the appearance Of
country preacher and his voice
reminds one Of an animal they say
Balaam rode, and he uses it in regular
old time Methodist style. He has
check and lungs and prejudice to make
a thorough going bourbon
But few eolored men heard him,
VIC are sorry to say, for if any colOred
man could vote a democratic ticket
after hearing him speak, he should be
sent to Goldsboro for safe keeping.
He said God decreed that white
men should rule and he never intends
to submit to Negro rule. That it was
the intention Of the republicans to
benefit the Negro and the republican