The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13

wete fears that grew out Of tho system OF
slavery. and they grew until they became q
,0xsd habit OF the mind. They were the iears
81 negro insurreotion. The whites who were
left at homo knew that II Was In the power Of
the negroes to rise and IN one night s-scp
the strength and substance Of the Southern
Copfederacy from the earth. Some Of the
more ignorant whites lived in constant terror
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blacks were preparing 10 rise. and the fears Of
the people were 90 ready TO confirm the rumor
that the plantations were placed Ia state Of
siege Tho pstrol-eslled By the negroes
pattsr-roIlers Twas doubled. and for time
ths negro quarters In al parts Of the country
were visited Nightly BY the guard But Joe
Maxwell noticed that the patrol never Waited
tho Turner plantation. and he learned after
ward that they had been warned OF The
editor OF the Obu,sbunan had the utmost con-
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