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"ColOred men, every brave honest
white man likes brave honest Ne
GRO. The men who are opposed to
YOU being gentlemanly are not gen
tlemen, the men who are opposed to
you being all you can be, are not
much. Courage, everywhere p
Meridian, Miss Fair Plays.
"WHEN white men get lazy they in
vent some sort OF II rascaliy scheme
to rob IL poor ignorant cOlOred man
out of his earnings, and the strang-
est thing OF it all is that the cOlOred
people will bite at those Infamous
schemes. - eaven worth, (Kan., }
Advocate.
eff the southern press would talk
for one week against mob violence,
as it has for months against the en-
actment OF a Federal election law tC
insure fair elections in the SOUTH
Judge Lynch would go in this south
| land of ours. Well, we must have
the law as the press encourages mol
violence and election fraud by its 81
lence concerning these great wrongs
Tennessee Star.
"The lynching of Mr.. Geo. Swayze
at West Felciana, on last Tuesday
was another of those outrageous at
fairs which so frequently occur in tn
south, and which should not only b.
condemned by public sentiment, bu
should be punished by the officers o
the law. So long as this condition
of affairs exist in that section of tn
country, will it's citizens be held u
to public censure and ridicule. W
have had the honor of his acquaint
ance for years. He was Il brave an
courageous man, who deserved
peaceful death, rather than to hay
died at the hands of a brutal mol
Some retributive justice will 500
come to thesepeOple. The mills OF tn
Gods grind slowly, but they eventu'
ly grind to powder, the enemies
Justice and right. Would to Go
that an Egyptian plague with a
the horrors of it's pestilence shOul
deal death and destruction to theS
uncivilized barbarians. '-Springtiel
Oll.D State Capital.
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FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Sunday-SchOOl Association.

JUNE "a, 1890.
The Albemarle Sunday School AS
ISOLATION had a call meeting with the
Union Ridge Baptist Sunday School
on the Dist and 22nd inst. This AS
ISOLATION is destined to be a great
power in organizing and assisting
feeble Sunday Schools, and in dis
seminating Baptist literature and
doctrine. There was quite a large
delegation present, and a handsome
contribution realized, thus evincing
the appreciation of the schools COM
posing the organization. Rev. Scott
of First Baptist Sunday School was
appointed to preach a special Ser
mon in the morning but failed to be
there on account OF urgent matters
but made up for it in the afternoon.
He preached an eloquent sermon,
and all who heard was pleased with
it. After an old fashion hand-shak-
ing the Association adjourned to
meet with the First Baptist Sunday
School Saturday July 26, 1890.
Monday after next, besides being
court day, is pay day of the Pied
mont Industrial and Land Improve
men Company. Every share holder
come to the front and rally as you
did before Bring your friend and
let them see what you are doing.
| r. KelsOr, President, b. +. TOnsler,
| Secretary.
Rev. Robinson has returned from
his trip to New England, where he
has been soliciting aid for his church.
He is hOnOred and much loved by his
| congregation. He has done much
| good for his Ont. Zion) Church since
he has been here, and his cOngrega-
| ton is always ready to stand by
Kim such is the confidence in him.
Mr.. Peter Thyme and wife, of Phil
adelphia, are in the city visiting their
relatives.
Miss Julia Wyatt of Scottsville, eX-
poets to leave for her home Friday
She will be sadly missed by her many
friends whom she has won here, anC
especially the 3 V. Club, who. hop;
she will return again soon.
Mr.. Edward Banks, an aged anC
respected citizen, died Sunday. His
funeral was preached at Mt. ZioI
Monday.
Good Templar's organization are
pressing forward. Three new mem
bers we're added to theirnumber Fri
day night. Rev Il. A. Scott sent il
his application some time ago.
The 3 V. Club had their regula
meeting Monday night, and as som
of their members are going away t.
B the mountains soon, their depar
ture will be honOred with the pres
/ ence of their lady friends at n soire
at the residence of Mrs. West, Thurs
r. day evening. After general arrange
mente were made for the SOiree, MI
Philip Wyatt was promoted iron
Secretary to Vice President, j. Mau
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his lawyer Mr.. Lee. OF course it
awaited nothing, for every man on
the Jury was white and their minds
were made up even before they
heard the testimony.
Now they are going to try John
Irwin for his life. Notwithstanding
nobody pretends to claim that John
Irwin ever hit Capt. Overbey lick.
He has no money or friends and OF
cour G he will not be able to employ
a lawyer. What can be done, and
what will be dOne2 We hope that
some colored lawyer may come to
Mechlenburg and live, and may take
the colored eases
After hearing the testimony they
rendered verdict Oi murder in the
first degree The Judge fixed the
time OF hanging Aug. 10, at the
e. ii. of this place. At May court
John Irwin who was with Phillips
when Capt Overbey was killed and
Phillips himself, were taken back to
Petersburg jail for safe keeping. As
they were not regarded safe in this
County. y. y. y.
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THE planet.
THE HUB.
Class Day Grafton Locals.

Clement Garnett Morgan is the |
first OF our race who, III the rivalry !
oil college life, has been accorded pre-
eminence. Ills Grafton at Harvard
on class-day justlties the Judgment
OF those who selected HIM Tor one oil
the most highly priced honors OF the
University course. IL was very
much above the average Of youthful
rhetorical efforts. Inc gentlemen
who have been measuring Jhe value
OF education 10y the amount oil dol
lars il enables It's pOssessOrs TO win,
can probably ponder over some oil
the excellent truths uttered 10y Nor
gan. They would learn that the
Young man who rightly breuthes the
atmosphere OF a university recOgnlz-
es that there are objects IN lie very
much more precious than riches TO
those who have the wisdom tOappre-
ciate their value. There Is the spirit
nal man OF the world who cOmpre-
hends the duty that he owes TO hu-
manity, AMI VINO prepares himself for
the tasks that await him 10y discIp-
line which Will enable him TO do has
share in the world daily work and
by the pursuits which uphft and re-
tine him. The man who holds that
education should tit one not only fOr
practical affairs but for an intellectu-
AL and spiritual eminence which rals-
es those who have attained II
far above the grOsser concerns o
life, does very much 10y reason Ot hls
own development, for the advance
ment OF civilization. In stating thl'
truth, Morgan has finely Justified I'M
handicapped but successful struggle
for the higher education. Morgan
was heartily cheered. Rarely was sucI
enthusiasm shown as was ON tina
occasion.
Childrens Day at Zion Nj. L
Church last Sunday evening, consist
ed of very interesting exercises. Tn
programme was "a lengthy one an
was composed OF solos, declamatio
and reading, and remarks 10y the su
perintendent, Philip l. Aston. |
was attended by quite a larg
crowd
Do not forget to go on the Unto
Church picnic to Lake Waldo
Grove on the 10th.
Rev. &. ). Boston, of Roanoke, V;
delivered an excellent discourse q
st. L. b. Church last Sunday ever
ing Text, Revelations W.. l.
held his audience spell-bound through
out his sermon. Rev. Boston is a
excellent speaker, and we hope
hear him again, soon. He leaves f
Philadelphia where he has beer 80
ping for the past few months.
The members of Mt. Ararat Tabe
nacle gave an entertainment on la
Monday evening, TO few of the
friends, at their lodge-roOm. Nj
Florence Blanche and Mast
Walter Stephens entertained the V
itors while refreshments were bell
served. A good time was enjoy
by all present.
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MANCHESTER Notes.

MANCHESTER, Va, June 20, 1890.
Messrs, ID. c. Moon, Prof. j ii.
Blackwell and Q. W. Moon, left the
city last week for the north
Prof. ID. w. Davis was in the city
last Sunday and addressed the LIST
Baptist Church Sunday School i'll
the interest of the convention. The
Prof addressed quite large and
appreciative audience at the 2nd
Baptist church also, ut night. Prof.
Davis is a fOrcible speaker indeed,
and it is n rare treat to hear him.
st. Johns Day was celebrated on
the oath by the Masonic Lodge OF
Manchester. A Division of Sir Knights
were over and participated in the
parade. After the parade the mem
bers returned to their Hall room
where they partOok OF the dainties
of the season.
Mr.. j. j. Norman left the city last
Monday for Philadelphia.
Mr.. Alexander Johnson is erecting
fine dwelling house in New town
near the old place, fronting on Holly
street. New town is taking the lead
in fine buildings, such as are erected
by our people here OF late.
Mr.. j. ii. Jones who was taken sick
recently is out again.
Mr.. f. IL. Brooks is yet confined to
his room by sickness.
Mr.. Thomas Brown formerly OF
Manchester but now of n. j is in the
city. Mr.. Brown was photographed
for, to come in haste as his mother
Mrs. Rollins) was dead. Alfred, his
brother is not in possession of tn,
sad news up to this writing. They
have our sympathies in their bereave
ment.
The Second Baptist Church Sunda,
School will have their Picnic a
Wooldridges Farm in Chesterfield OF
the 4th of July
Rev. A. Binga, Jr., ID. d., baptize'
eleven persons on last Sabbath
The DR.. takes great pleasure in defin
ing why we are Baptists on these OC
caSiOnS.
The kindness shown the Distric
Deputy OF the |. o. g. 5. q ID. OF
by Sharon Lodge No. 81 is quit
cOmmendable We fail to find Ian
guage to express ourselves for tn
above kindness shown. We wish TIL
lodge success through this Samar
tan year.
The new pulpit set of the 2nd Bap
Church looks quite attractive indeed
We do not think it could be bettereo
The committee whoever they al
knows their business. Nj.
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RICHMOND, VA, JUNE oath, 1890.
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~, Secretary B. Bullock, assistant
Secretary, v irving, Sergeant at
arms. A. +. Angel is still our honor
ed Chaplain.
Every be who is interested in
the Neg ace, should read the
PLANET. : at Alexander X Bull
locks every avurday and supply
yourself witt me. Remember you
you can get our groceries there
cheap, give Il N a call and be con
WINGED for yo' self.
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Minister'S Conference.

RICHMOND Va, June %, 1890.
The Minister'S Conference met In
the library of the First Baptist
Church. The meeting was called to
order by the president. Prayer by |
Rev. II. ID. Lewis.
The following reports OF Sunday
services were given in;
2nd Baptist Church, Rev. u. ID.
Lewis, pastor: 9 30 Sunday School
good. Il 30 pastor preached, 3 30
Rev. ID. b. Hueston, 8 30 Rev. W,
II. Smith.
LIST Baptist Church, Manchester,
Rev. A. Binga, ID. d., pastor: . 30
Sunday school good, IL 30, cOven-
ant-meeting, baptized IL, 3 30 com
muniOn.
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Rev. r.
Wells, pastor: . 30 Sunday School
500, pastor preached at IL 30 and
3 30.
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Rev.
Sandus Howell, pastor: IL 30
pastor preached, 33Oprayer meeting
8 30 Bro. Boston Collier preach
ed.
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Rev.
School 90, IL 30 pastor preached,
3 30 Bro Hardwell preached, 8 30
pasOtr.
Moore Street Baptist Church, Rev.
+. Watts, pastor: 3 40 Sunday
School $50, II 30 pastor preached
after preaching 3 were baptized, B &c
communion, 8 80 pastor preach
ed
Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Fulton, Rev. ID. James, pastor:
30 Sunday School good, pastor
preached at IL 30, 3 30 and 8 o
clock.
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, Rev
Archer Ferguson, pastor: 30 )
S. $50, II 30 Bro. Daniel f. Robin
4 son preached, 3 30 Bro. Phillip
30 preaching. Rev. Ferguson
5 preached at the Bethlehem Church i
e the morning, 2 30 covenant meeting
{ four o'clock, communion.
e 4th Baptist Church, Rev. Evan
u Payne, pastor: 8 30 Sunday SchoC
c 800, pastor preached at IL 30, 3 3
J and o'clock.
t 9Th Street Baptist Church, Bev. 4
s p. Dunbar, pastor: 8 30 Sunda
> School good, pastor preached at L
/; 30 and 8 30, 3 30 communion.
lie 2nd Baptist Church, Mancheste
l. Rev. James Quarry, pastor: 3
Is Sunday school good, pastor preacl
ne ed at II 30 and 3 80, 8 30 Pro
Y Davis spoke.
u LIST Baptist Church, Rev. James
rs Holmes, pastor: 8 30 Sundf
school 667, II 30 pastor preache
as 30 pastor preached a funer'
Rev. w. ID; Lewis, who has recent
~ taken charge of the Shiloh Bapti
:. Church in Hanover, was on motto
,, made n member of the Comic
of ence.
~ Rev. A. S. Waldron was prese
~ and spoke of his connections wi
no the Baptist Church. Rev. w.
~ Gray was present also, and stat
- that he spent last Sabbath in Pete
,oI burg, Va. and had good tin
eu Rev. Thomas II. Briggs stated tn
~ he preached last Sunday at the W.
n End Baptist Church. The brethl
stated to him that they did /
I'll know of any such church. Rev.
A. Taylor came in ut the same til
10 He was asked with regard to sue
we church, and stated that he knew
ad no such church. Rev. +. Watts
to per was deferred until the first NJ
ege day in July.
or The Conference adjourned W
CO. benedictiOn.
He Rev. r. WELLS, pres,
y a Rev j III. Holmes, cor. Sc
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BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.

In going TO East Feliciana Swayze
had committed no offense. He had
done what he had IA perfect right to
do. He was exercising the privilege
OF an American citizen to support or
oppose n proposition before the peo-
pie for acceptance or rejection. He
only forgot that he was entering n
territory controlled 10y the high NOR
ality party OF the State, sanctimoni-
Gus men who would rather see their
''mothers delivered OF bastards y
than buy IA lottery ticket, and would
rather employ murder as an agency
to carry conviction than free speech
Such is the actual state of the civil
ization" of which we pride ourselves
CRUSADER
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TO AL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Nancy Washington, having left
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