The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
APPS PHILOSOPHY.
PIE GEORGIA SAGE EDISCOURSES
IN AN ERUDITE MANNER.


Ehr Grcnt Proh;rms 81 the UnJ.
TO read or rot to read. that l.; the
| question.
Newspapers, | mcan.
The newspapers that make us mad
or sad. Sometimes think man had
better swear Oil uud read no politics
NO murders or other horrible things
Ho "um"stic scaudal--uo hangines or
lynchinya il .'thing abnu, tho race
| problem, or The ,@tiiC ur ,;aan's
rights nothing .H,t VII exc!It hi
indignation or keep Eim IRON feel
ing calm and ssgHnc. Sometimes
ma, who ha 1T heard tlis ~, md
| envy him One asked Eir tho Gihsr
llay if Congress had begun 10 ship the
niEyers to Afriky. But hen we must
keep UP with the times, or wa will get
behind. iteccm~ like VIC are living in
au cnemN'6 C0uDirN, H'!'' n'ust keep
posted ana Curtilc,i. Inu nrWapaDcrs
are our Iccu 4, our ;'rutii.cls. They
hoist the danger Signals, and some
body must rta them, CT the enomy
will slip upo@ H.. Thought that we
were getting along prctS well with
the yankees since Jjcnry Grady lnudc
his BoStou spacch, and / s;iil believe
we have gaincI some Wcou"I, if we
cau hold il. Bot il bcginS to look like
the most Of our northern brethren we're
more in love with he boy than wI!h
what he said Most all OF !cn y. Il Z
Grady but very ,nr ind, ,rse ,.., ,.i,.
mcntS # i iiIs,, ;;i,ran oa,1.,,,. ,,n.
uIcnt Iowvcr nlra,!inn fer his rIirn,.
,i,,,;l tho i',,,a arc sonn c,llin, frn..,
,hp r,ns oC.h,. irr,.mrn hnt ,En,. ,,.
fro and rnnyIci li, rlicnto ali t!,rt;,,nr
7 tlourh, tL,t ,s The Soutb wax u,,
trial sic was anuui 20 he acquitted
Whom Gr,dv smoke, lr,: alas Cor -. hr
didoni h,vc ,lr ,n,r.n,:,,,, .i,oir,.
t;on i Show lived an,, ,rs;,I.:;rn j..
lcnU, L,vcn Irm,lI., ,,ro: -. i;r,d,.
while he abuses ihc %o,ith ouI WINK
up with tho Ian.,cr and tor. u. Bu,
,hrr. il y bimrny siru thau inroI;.
The northrrn nr..,. Tas olrnd, ,rI,t,I
down ,o itsu.;loi bu>iuess--;}or nuIy
the Pr,nLlir,n ,,r,ss hnt ,},,. r,.iioin,i.
nrrs.
Ej,trr,; q. GREAT ;,ap,-is either r,old
the o,,ir;Yr- of their readers or hrv
rerrr. thnn, .o,u, or lhom Dc L,,.t
Thc nrr.rhrr editor; pnnrrYiIy mold
them Thnv ar, , EOld ,m|ro,.ivn
clo.s and h.nro the I,nrrr if1hny 90
| wrnn,r y, phcln,; j. thn rr.iJcTI +
| Of AuInvar colleur He j. , learned
and notable man. and Whatever he
writes for his nancr .,'yhe Conpre1o.
tiouaIist. - j.; TAKEN nv New Ennjand
as III. lnw aua fin. ;cst;m omv lis
reul.r, win sw.3r Nv ;,:s ,,,nI :,,;nn.,
In It late number OF his nupcr i,n ar
raigns the South and makes demands
uuun us. He ridicu!es Gradv's speech
as he "clouuerce Of the baruuet.n a.
a "rcmarkablc succession ef irrelevan
ccS," as tho ",icklinp with feathers
of oply 4 feathers weight" With the
GOODNESS AMI the arrowancc of n kinp
he tells us that we should "ref,,se the
negro no place by reason OF lis
| colOr.n Ana then he adds: SIS Geor.
pia doing this. we have a rich,
to ask? Is it htr ciy, and her so-
cial policy TO edurnta colorcd citi-
Zcns up to the level Of the republican
! brliut?'
Was there ever such ignorance md
! :mDudence combined in& great man
| Educate the negro TO vote The yeDuhli
can ticket, Good Lord and master,
whv don't YOU educate Grover CIevc,
land and Governor Hill and all ,l,. de