The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
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'''''' 'iNbS 10 III 'hc NpOlC Hollet ONt-
side of tho United States. Tho col,
orcd convention ut Washington last
week, managed to condcmsc the
whole thing il an add: css to the pco
pie of the United States. Ii its last
analysis, it is easy to soc that it is
only an appeal to the Republican
party for social equality, and for
more liberal appropriations of the
White mans money to provide for
the case, comfort and higher cduca-
Gcn of the pompous coons who are
hungry for political power. They 90
not like the "dirty second class cars. "
They arc mOu because some white
man docs not have in every Southern
city, Il white mans hotel exclusively
for negroes. With all the Imaginary
wrongs Of the negro, the nation
would never hear from him u muir
mor, if he had social equality. He
would not give ginScr-snap for al
the political rights in the Revised
Statutes Of the Unicd States, if he
had the social privileges and immuni-
lies OF tn" white man OF the South.
lie has been pcttcd and praised hy
the Republicans OF the North and
South, ill he Is diSIllstcd with their
attentions and fuNorS. lie has found
! that he cannot b" recognized as the
equal of the Southern white man, and
ROW 1t" npp"als Fur Congress to place
/ him above tie Southcrn white man.
Al the il;ss and trouble comes
from politicians. The negroes in
PickrnS county never have Il word of
c"nV'Hiut. !; their numbers in all
PARTS Of the Union Lore the same
proportion to the white people as
. that W'ric!: exists in tiis county, the
! Tic negro rs Il race would never be
m"nii"nrI in Congress. But in those
r!HctS where they arc ht rdcd together
IN great numbers, they lave 20
source from NEivh to obtain even the
smallest supply ui common SENSE \
designing politician can light am"ng
them, ani soon convince them that
they are entitled to al the p!uma.rr
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