Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-20
A Correction Made and Bishop Turner
0ut-Witted.


Dear Readers Of the PLANET saw an
article in the PLANET of July o, 1885, L
which was written by me and sent to /
the PLANET about six weeks previous
to its publication but / thank God |
and the witty John Mitchell, Jr that /
some how or the other it has made its /
way at last out through the PLANET TO 1
the public. Owing TO the delay of pub
LEGATION / will state that / will not do |
what / agreed to according to the date
specified in the article OF July 9th, but ]
if any man or woman, or any set of
men or women Of the race will comply
with my request, that is to make up
some money and send il TO me To help
pay for the publications of the pre-
scriptions spoken of in the PLANET Ju-
| ly 9th and if they will send that mon
ey to me at p. o. Box. TAI, Atlanta,
Ga, by July Dist or by August l. 1895,
] agree to publish a prescription ESQ to
speak) in the PLANET on August II
1895, that If filled and taken exactly
according to directions it will cure
poverty, oppression, the lynch law and
stop lynching, eradicate the evils and
AILMENTS of the whole Negro race and
do away with every evil and overcome
Ia1 impedlments that cOnfrOnts the
whole Negro race. Sure then Just
Icopy of that issue ought to be. worth
ten dollars to any reading lady or gen.
Itleman in the race, and all of them
fought to be kind enough TO give us n
lfree-will gift. 1t will be a fine expert
lment for all our wise men and women.
for am going to show our people in
that issue of the paper exactly how to
: stop lynching and how to get our
! people out of bondage in the
State of Louisiana and other states of
? the South. / will show how they can
deliver themselves from oppression.
how a prescription of this kind is not
worth the Negroes of America giving
< US money to help US pay for its publi-
3 cation in print, so they can read it and
hear it read. 1t seems to me that our
&. people are not worth teaching, protec-
= ton, or worth and prosperity.
r Bishop Turner stated that the Negro
e race as people, could not possibly es.
tablish itself on the American cont.
lnent within from hundred to two
hundred years / admit that the Ne
gro's chance is only one out of ter
thousand and one. and l have got tn,
b one only remedy, and this is what
tprOpose to publish. If the Negro fail
to accept it the destiny of the race i
. sure, and its domination viii prove t,
d be just.
can see as Tar as any man tina
e lives that looks through the eye of wis
dom, or out Of the eye of mind.
r have sent Bishop Turner a letter.
N see a sure and easy way that tn
II race can be established within three t
"a five years so that they cannot be over
~ thrown by any people except yO
n would help that people to do so Csc
Rev. II :26-27) For God is able to oV
"a erthrOw whatever he will" Now
e want our people 10 awake. / al
II among them who have knowledge an
u / will put my picture in the PLANET O
the 18th of August. Now I am gOin
to see what you readers of the PLANE
81 Will do. Why, great God any man {
or woman ought to be willing to pnt
p. small piece Of money in an enveloI
III and seal it up and send it to us If
were only 10 to % cents in silver, tn,
will come through all right Writ
your own name and address on II
left hand end of the envelope and pl
lxv some money in il and mail it to as. If
- fail to reach US it will then return
you. We ask all the Negro journals
call their readers attention to Il
PLANET of August 18th. We ha
Die something very grand to put befo
hes the race, and we wish to reach all &
lct readers in that one issue of the PLA
ied ET. The article we have inserted W