The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

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TO The colored c;t;zoms of ~ ct,,a
of South Carol;nn. c Wa t1n ,a,o ,,oans' ,ons.o
ministers Of Sonth C,oroi;no -? i'ogro ,e,'
yontion assembled fnr thn nur,oso ~ So, nf
Organization. that we nav @ mnro iIo eifoct ~
nnIlw assist n,,, ,,eno1n 10y so;o ,aGo ot1so1 tho;
rights and PRIVILEGES esaarantccd % 70
them by the Constitution of tic Uni,
ted States. declare these nrincinlcs ne
the platform on which we n stand
NVc assemble. not for the n,,r,,oso
Of furthcring The interests o. 10 bc
swayed by. any faction or lco,1ors nf
| factions. bnt rs Chr;st;nn r;t;y"ms ',,n W.
now being made to secure in the com.
ing Constitutional convention. The
| practical disfranchiscmont or orr nco-
| DIG IN Ills SSt1tii. ASSnUli1fA fOls tho
! purpose of comselling topother mon
the wiscst and best course to be pur-
sued by us in order TO meet the cmer-
gcncy that confronts us, and to issue
advice to or people, which acted up
On shaIi DC patent Ill securing to them
ny ono ~ :e.!lJ1yine,nit OF guaranteed CIVIL
aiiW W. p1iaiicul 1I; rlgnts;
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,o ~ .,,t o,Isoutaislng tno men VI lle
@ ~ r.. honuit ',t:G GsolS cl1ole ~ secure
v,v'u,i n;aa ~ e:itillca,es, ll4 eiiaI tlley naS
oA?.ciso ,,;,;aa .lie m rlgn.s r: ol lree men and
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o. loy !s.ihl'oc',ying TO the people tlt
special dangers that monaco even those
holding registration certificates, VIII,
have removed Since re-. olyihg sl:5f
certificate from one place of residence
to another, even in the sasme ward ant
lprecinct; such certificate not changed
to correspond with the present pl1ct
, of residence being of no use in sccu,,
, ing tho right TO vote.
4. BY encouraging our people to SO
policy Of each party and to be pre-
pared to vote intelligently for those
principles and candidates that stant
for right ard justice to all men.
TO this end we recommend that ev
cry minister of tho race use his inilll
ence in the homes and gatherings o
his people to inculcatc right principles
to spread information, to promote
education and to impress upon tho
mon of the race the Importance Of /,
, true appreciation Of the rights of citi
} cenship, that his rights may be res
spectcd, his childron educated and hi.
home and family may be protected
And upon the work ofthis convention