The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-09
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sisce- STAT. Il r1s Of ;..= @!r=ecbes
lew days aga z. Nii,leo u ! reported
as s4vjug:
Goverao- Gvr1oa vcg2u - eu-Vg.z-
.Eg tDe dignity ana 1i2L .all~1-l2Lc>. o.
civil goTcTl ll-l-- dec-aF-Ag tLaI -TeiE
a.lerv ~ business, =FcTt: hrII=. eTeIT
living luulau 3=lug, alG :D!.Ic-n l-t
uLoyrL Hc!" a1--ec:sC oT 'Tou!1 *. 70!
wea! or Wve. w AuIa1 goTeFAuen:.
He declared iLa: - 4 !-Quo4.uaI CO.
c1uueuC i.se uur2 il= pvvp-e We:7 r.
spVusiUle iOv IL good Or uaG govsiI-
mem, and ia; every Maa Wi-D wleiQ>
4 nalioc SHARES IN tie responsibility Of
Wis or uawise legislation. No man
could shift ,le responsibility and q
each ile question mus! come i4oIiIE-
H. have YOU administered tnjS great
estate IL which The iii.el tle= OF Erur
families and yOuc Children aFe IL
volved? ?"
Ne axe IN the uid=t to-day .: q p4-
-i0d Of trausitiou--a pe-toG wLea Q!>-
sensiouS. are abroad IL the land. 70
sav that We ,!ead tu-daE on the ver.E
brink Of GIooeusiOu7 which may eDgun
our dearest interests and OUT most
cherished liberties would Loc eXagge-
rate NY conception CT tile situation.
L Don you white men Of TIE South ;le
God Of Li3e .tv has placed tle Ee=po--
siD!iity Of transmitting that Liberty 70
your cniiGren's children. IL al L.
tions, in all ages, God has set his seal
upon the white mans brow 10 lead a.!
people OF the earth 70 civilization ana
10 Happiness. # by needles d.>~=l-
siols among yourselves you divide ti.is
people. and let this great common
wealth roll backward down the nils OF
progress, crucifed Oh another cross OF
Redistribution, il is our own fault and
not that OF other men. Applause.L
Il is startling truth, but Il these Dis
seusioDs 90 Oh the preclpIce IS just De-
fore Us where the worst elements OF
our own race will assume c"ntrot,
backed by the ignorance OF al inferior
race.
This, 10 cur mind, is true portrayal
OF the situation not only in Georgia, as
he says, but il South Carolina, and al
through the South. If by dlssensioas
among themselves the white people Of
this State divide and form Two or more
parties, claiming ali 20 De within the
party, the government viii soon De
l.L p.,,[I- ~ So 0f
aliens and q race interior and Ignorant,
and We will have a period OF recon-
struction worS= than that before 1916:
and the white people who are ar the
helm Of State nov will never live 20
see the government i'll tie hands OF our
own people again.
The plecipice is just ahead, and We
do not see how any man who is & true
lover of his State and MS people aud OF
honest government, can give counte-
nance or encouragement 70 anything
that looks to q division o. the white
people and the disintegraCion OF the
Democratic party OF tie South.
We are peculiarly situated and there
are dangers or every side. AS we have
said the precipice IS just ahead, ard #
We are not careful We will soon STUN
BILE over il.
Let the white people stand sQuaresy
together and put down any movement
designed 70 disrupt the Deruocratic
party or to create discords and diSsen-
sions among ourselves. These kinds Of
strifes are the most difficult to stop,
and will lead 10 the most disastrous re-
suits if followed up.
Let Us take warming, before it is too
late!