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THOSE OOLORED COUEOILMEN.

The attempt Of some designing per-
sons TO throw upon the four colored
members from Jackson Ward, Messrs
JACKSON, GRiFFIN, SMITH and DEANE,
the responsibility for the refusal of the
Democratic Common Council TO expel
MIR. JOHN r. GRIMES is dismal fall
ure. Nei her Alderman MITCHELL
nor Alderman BAHEN had anything to
do with their absence.
All of them are over twenty-One
years of age and were left to act in ac-
cordance with their best Judgement.
They simply threw the responsibility
for the expulsion of Mr.. GRIMES upon
the Democratic majority.
Jackson Ward was accorded no re-
presentation upon the commit ee to
which was assigned the task of pass
ing upon the criminality of Mr.. GRIMzs'
acts.
Moreover, there were twenty-four
members out of thirty present. Twen-
ty-three we're Democrats and it was in
their power to do what they saw fit
with the aforesaid individual.
All talk about undue influence exer-
cised to secure their absence is too
lridiculousy absurd to be for a mo-
ment entertained.
The character of these gentlemen
and their regulations in this cOmmu-
Unity are too we'll known for such s.
lpersions TO be seriously considered
There are radical signs, Indicative Of
the disiutegration of the Democratic
Party in this city For the Republi-
cans to interfere at this stage would
have tendency to cause the warning
elements to come together.
In our judgement, it was far better
for Mr. GRIMES to remain a member Of
the Council than for him to have beer
expelled with the aid of the Republi-
cans from Jackson Ward.
Politicians Of the ALLAN stripe who
are working for -aggrand izement
and the securing of public office may
not be able to see this, but all good
. citizens who have the welfare of the
community at heart will realize the
force of what we say.
When the Democratic Good Govern
ment League has been defeated in the
Democratic primaries by the manipu
lation Of the ringsters. and few more
Col. WIN. E. TANNERS slaughtered
then it may be ready to make an ap
peal to ali the people regardless o
race, color or nationality. Then it will
= be time enough for the contingent il
this city represented by the coloreC
members to be heard from and al
classes will feel the effect of the bene
fetal results which have accrued b!
the agitation and the combination.
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every detail Of the case. co call into
play the best skill and the ablest at
torneys
Not the proudest in the land would
have been more favored in this parti-
cular than have been these women
And yet the prejudice is so fsr-reach-
ing in it's effect that it is doubtful that
jury can be secured in Prince Ed
ward County TO fairly and impartially
administer the law.
It is nonsense to talk about the con-
yiction of MARY ABERNArHy and PoKEY
BARNES, without SOLOMON MARBLES
testimony
In the light of his contradictory
result TO secure a conviction with it.
We regret as much as anyone the
preparation of this horrible crime,
upon poor Mrs POLLARD, and protest
against the perpetration of another, in
the name of law, the details of which
would be even more revolving than the
one we have previously condemned.
MARY ABgRNATHY shrouded Mrs
! POLLARD. Had she have murdered heI
no power on earth could have induced
her TO perform this last, sad rite over
: the remains OF one she had butchered
r No one acquainted with southern
: colored folks characteristics and su
4 perstitions viii doubt the truth o
= what we say
Prayer is efiicacious when combined
T with work We trust that the Chris
= tan people of the country will len'
+ the weight of that mag etc intiuenc
I which Con alone will vOuchsafe TIA
faithful.
f We shall continue the struggle az
/ til the end comes j. is freedom @
5 death for the women; which shall
; be
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

who did they put up in opposition TO
it2 Mr.. f NJ RoscHER, a white demo-
cratic whiskey dealer who, but few
months before had been candidate
in the democratic primary.
Who else2 MIR Nike CARMoDY. a
white 18th St. wlissey dealer. AS
to the remainder Of the ticket charity
compels us TO draw curtain and re-
msin silent with the reminder that
one other whiskey-dea er brought up
the end OF the dismal procession.
This ticket was defeated by vote
of 500 TO 100
But this trump" committee desires
TO be relieved of responsibility which
never rested upon it, and thereby
shows its hypocrisy.
IL is relieved OF the responsibility of
the action of the Jackson Ward dele
cation in securing the ten thousand
dollar armory building erected on the
corner of St. Peter and Leigh SITS
1t is relieved of the responsibility OF
the action of the Jackson Ward dele
CATION in securing an eighteen thous-
and dollar school-house building OF
Navy Hill.
It is relieved of the responsibility o.
the action of the Jackson Ward dele,
CATION in having the appropriation fol
reefs for the entire city hung up un
til an equitable distribution had beer
made for all Of the wards Of the city
Jackson Ward included.
Its relieved of the responsibility o
the action of the Jackson Ward dele
CATION in securing night-schools 70
colored pupils at Baker and East Enc
school buildings.
tt is relieved of the responsibility o
the action of the Jackson Ward delegs
tion in securing thousands of dollar
worth of coal for the colored poor pee
+ pie.
1t is relieved of the responsibility c
the action OF the Jackson Ward dele
+ CATION in securing contract labor
= he carrying on of city work, by whic
n colored men secured the work frol
. which they had been deOarreu i1
= many years before.
1t is relieved of the responsibility {
% the action of the Jackson Ward dele
CATION in voting on the street railwa
franchise by which competing liz
has been established and colored me
u working like bees in the constructio
l. OF the same.
N 1t is relieved Of the responsibility
Is the action of the Jackson Ward deli
II CATION in exercising its influence al
N casting its votes so as TO defeat Il
l. scheme for the erection of a viadu
g over the property OF the First Bapti
Church, whereby the church buildil
would have been irreparably damage
* 1t is relieved of the responsibility
Sc the action of the Jackson Ward del
K CATION in exercising is inhu ence a
n casting its vo es so as to relieve [
rs Second Baptist thurch of the back ia
Sc es due on the property owned by it
&c Fourth and Leigh SITS.
e. Is there anything else of which Il
a trump" city committee desires to
k relieved?
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Brownies Mouthpiece." which pro-
fesses to represent the Baptists of the
state, and had declared that it was
fighting only Mr.. BAHEN made a SLAM
derous attack on Deacon BENJAMIN
JACKSON of the First Baptist Church,
Deacon MORTON DRANE of the Second
Baptist Church, Brother J. r. GRIFFIN
of the Fifth st. Bapt. Church and Broth
err WIN. B. SMITH of the Ebenezer Bap.
fist Church, last week. This is the
organ of the Baptists"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

Mr.. F. p. DIGGs of Taprahannock
came to the defense of Brother BROWNE
and his grab last week in the plank
ct" Brother DIGGs is True Reform
er, and we presume is uneasy about his
fees in that section He is a worse
writer than Brother Brown of Prince
George c. II and his vaporings re-
mind one of the proverbial tick in a
tar-barrel." Brother DTGGs is the tick
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

WILL the American Baptist Home
Mission Society explain why the mem
bers of its faculty of one of is iHstitu-
tions are allowed to assail members OF
the Baptist fraternity with reference
to matters relating to politics? Car
it hope to succeed in Virginia by this
course Will it add to the Golfers O
the proposed Baptist University?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

The death of President HrPPoLYrE OF
Hayti removes from the arena of pub
lie life one of most striking figures in
Haitien history His successes were
as remarkable as his accession to pc "
er. He died in the zenith of his politi-
cal glory and his record vii compare
favorably with that of his predecessors.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

REV. W. BIsHoP JOHNSON, d. D. of
Washington has done the denomina-
ton signal service by the publication
of the National Baptist Magazine. It's
pages TEEN with interesting matter
and it's editorial columns beam with
scintillations of his transcendent abil-
ity. Address the editor at Washing
ton. ID. G,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

The Omaha, Nebraska ENTERPRIsE
was fully in keeping with its name last
week The WOmen's Easter edition
was an admirable demonstration of
what our journalists may do. 1t has
our best wishes for the continuation of
its success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

WILL the American Baptist Home
Mission Society explain why men,
Der of the faculty of the Baptist Rich
mond Theological Seminary should be
sending forth political articles against
the Baptist members OF the City Coun-
ell?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

humanity at Danville in the person OF
a S. JOHNSON. He is the sorriest If the
whole lot and after reading his article
one becomes to be of the opinion that
he too was suffering from slight at
tack of the jim-jams.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

WITH great big wad OF Brother
BROWNIES money stuffed in its pocket,
the VIRGINIA BAPTIST has the audacity
to ysll about the couneilmen being
bought. No wonder it is silent on the
grab.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

METHODIST wires are running into
the Baptist Office and Brother BROWNE,
is ct the other end. directing them.
He had to do this since his own de-
nomination wouldn't allow him to boss
them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

ASSISTANT Grand Worthy Secretary
MILES B. JONES of the True Reformers
was giving orders at the Office of the
Virginia Baptist" not long since. And
they we're obeyed. We thought it
would come to this.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

THE Lunenburg people seem to have
subsidized. How long this will last is a
question which the beginning of the
new trial will answer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

We return thanks for the invitation
received to attend the opening and in
spection of Hotel Lancaster and the
Lancaster Cottage, Saturday Evening,
April. 10, 1895.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

LYNcHINe is going. Gov. O'FERRALL
has demonstrated what can be done to
prevent it. What shall we do when
the crime of lynching has been perpe-
trated and the lynchers are known?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

ONE-third of the editorial staff of
Brownies mOuth-piece compliments
one of the other thirds. We refer to
the laudatory article of "Brer" GBIees
of Tidewater. 1t needs sympathy and
encouragement,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

THE True Reformers' Blanket" and
the Virginia Baptist were harmonious
ly together last week. They were en-
gagged in condemning the Baptist MEM
bers of the Common Council.
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WE are DESTROYS of knowing when
and where we fought our friends. We
have fired several shots at our enc
mics who were dressed up in our
friends clothes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

THE VIRGINIA BAPTIST has won the
title of Brownies Mouth-piece. 1t
is doing all of the work that it was in
tended that the Blanket should do.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

Brownies Mouthpiece" made a vir-
ulent attack upon us last week. The
writer was either tipsy or had violent
attack of st. Vitus dance.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-11

Nor word of condemnation of the
white men who voted for Mr.. GRIMES
was uttered by either the Blanket or
Brother Brownies Mouthpiece."
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SA rURDAY, APRIL II. 1896

To arouse the anger of some people
is to court danger.
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SOME people can write only when
they are hidden behind the coat-tails
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THE Republican Party can save the
country, if the people will assign to il
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Our enemies wish us i'll, but let us do
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QUARRELLING relieves the indignant,
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CoLoRED men, save portion of your
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CoLoRED men, let not false-hearted
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WELL. Brownies Mouth piece" has
nshsd out a delapidated specimen Of
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Allan ~ 10 Birluin- ham.
600 y NJ LOCAL daily except sun FAY for
Keys vine aed intermediate points
TRAINS AHRIvE AT RICHMOND.
SEQ NJ From Atlanta aud Jsskaonvi le.
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$40 A. NJ. evs tlle
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