Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-10-12
AN INCENDEARY NEWSPAPER.

ONCk tuto OtaAsy AAAN4 W EA~Se~3 4
over the entire country contiguous
to New Orleans. A negro pedding
patent medicines passed through the
county about three weeks ago dis
lributing copies Of the CRUSADER and
taking subscriptions where he could
get them, we are informed.
The Crusader Is favored with an
intelligent and INSCRIPTIONS cores
pondent from this county, who, we
learn makes his living out Of the
county school fund and was ed
ucated ( y al one OF the institutions
run by the State to dt the negro for
Just such mischief as this fellow is
engaged in, and also to learn these
young bucks not to demean them
selves by any kind OF manual labor
but to get a livirg out If politics,
the school fund. or by bambOOzling
the mors ignorant of their race in
some other way.
We have not seen a copy Of this
paper, but from those who have seen
il learn that its mission Is to help the
Republican party by sti. ring up bad
blood between the races.
This may be OF easier accomplish
nent than the general public sup.
pose. The majority OF the cOlOred
people in the State certainly wish 10
work for an honest living and live 10
AmiLy and peace with the whites and
this is especially true Of this county.
There are others Of the younger
brood, however, who are restless and
dissatisfied and who may, IL allowed,
create a strife which can result in
but one way. Some whites may be
killed in a conflict brought on by
such advice as Chalmers, Wimberly
and the CRUSADER is giving to the
negroes, but, in such a contest the
negroes will go down, worsted from
ten to hundred fold, just in proper
ton to the damage they may have
been able TO infict upon the whites
Honest men, white and colored,
cannot afford to take up the gaunt
let for cattle thieves and the like.
Nor can honest, Woodworking colored
men afford to be unfriendly or gel
into difficulties with their white
neighbors and fellow citizens because
such renegade white trash as Jimmy
Chalmers, and deaf Lynch, who mol
two months ago was q Democratic
candidate for the Legislature in his
county, head sO-called Republican
state Ticket which has one lone
solitary colored man upon it. VIZ
say in ali kindness but With earnest
ness to our colored friends anC
fellow citizens, beware II Crusader
and Chalmerses, and give them 6
wide berth.
Since writing the foregoing w
have been favored with q copy o.
the CRUSADER OF the 28th ult. 1t il
published by = company (limited,
and one L. A. Martinez is given al
Acting Manager. 1t is evidently al
irresponsible sheet, reckless Of con
sequences, whose sole. aim is to sti
the cOlored people up to deeds o
riot and blood-shed. II it is spreaC
broadcast over this county and is 3
eagerly read by the colored peopl
as reports to US indicate, the con
tinued peace and order of thi
county would seem to wear a
ominous look
We give two extracts from thi
delectable print: The first the con
clusion of an article from its CORES
pendent from this county, the Secon,
editorial.
The correspondent who signs him
self "Dexter," High Hill, Miss,
but who no doubt wrote his lie
from this place, heads his communi
cation ''Unspeakable Outrsgcs" an
proceeds to pay his respects to tn
Regulating Club" which whippe
George Hampton for cattle stealth
some weeks ago (Which stealing
George Hampton ADMITTEDLY. FavOl
able (l) mention is alSO made {
Hahn's bottom, and the peace officer
Of town aud county, etc.
= Dexter thus concludes:
r. "The negro cannot trust too muc
II in the Southern law for his proteC
r. ton. 1t behoOves him to trust som
, in self by treating every man rigt
: and act on his own manhood. TAX
nothing but the right treatment
:" Death is but death. If he is COW
L ard he is killed because he is such
80 if not fhor Gan hut Kill him an