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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

THE brilliant w. ALLISON SWEENEY
who was formerly editor of The Free
man, has now assumed temporarily
the editorial management of the India
nspolis WORLD.
He addresses an open letter I. TRoM'
AS FORTUNE. ESQ, editor of the New
York AGE.
He charges that distinguished gen.
tleman with resorting to demagcgy in
his support of the Republican standard
bearers, because he calls attention to
the disrespectful manner in which
Chairman JONES, Of the National Dem
ocratic Committee referred to oul
people.
Mr.. SWEENEY claims that there are q
large number of Afro-Americans who
will support BRYAN and SRwALL ane
shout for the free coinage of silver.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

The report OF the outrageous treat |
meut of jim BEAVERS and the barba-
rous punishment TO which shis wife
were subjected in Alabama is the most
that we have been called up
on in recent years TO chronicle.
1t arouses all of the passion inner
ent in the human breast, and leads
one TO enquire as to how long the
American people expect Us either as
individuals or as y race to submit.
Mr.. BEAVERS treatment was bad
enough, but that of his life was beyond
the pale of reason.
Although in a delicate condition, size
WAS beaten in a manner which rivals
the most brutal fortunes of the Middle
Ages.
What is our opinion about it ? The
American citizen OF African descent
must protect himself. All the talk
about hunting down the guilty parties
is the veriest sham.
jim BEAVERS should have owned
repeating Iluo, Shu ehO~AN~ A~' ~
its contents upon the fiends who SO
cowardly assaulted him and his wife
Womanhood must be protected, and
the men who would take out in the
dead hour OF the night his wife in
uartly nude condition and lash her un'
| til great welts formed and the fingers
could be laid in the burrows of the
flesh should be sent to their Ions
home.
We feel like assisting him in thi
matter although he is no kin to us
When colored men determine TO die II
defense 81 their homes, then these out
RACES will cease.
What we say relative to outrageou
perpetrated upon colored men ant
women by white men would be equal,
applicable to outrates perpetrated up
en- white men and women by dolores
men.
Liberal minded justice-loving whit
men men will commend our course.
Colored men, make up your mind
to die in defense ofyourself and you
families. Be true, and fear not
Lynch-law must gOi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

The Norfolk, Va, LANDMARK of the
the End inst. publishes the following:
"Somo days ago Leroy Brown, l3
year old colored boy, found a purse
containing $40 at the Ocean View de-
pot, in this city. Leroy refused to
surrender the lost property when its
owner, Mr.. q. @. Bowen, called for it,
and so the boy was arrested. The case
was heard yesterday and Leroy was
sentenced to three months in Jail. In
rendering his decision in the case JUS
tice Tomlin said to find lost property
and retain it is no crime, but to keep
such property after the rightful owner
is proven is larceny. Browns counsel
noted an appeal from the decision of
the Court, and the accused was bailed
in the sum of 500 at the October term
of the Corporation Court"
Not only is that boy, who committed
no theft given three months in Jail,
but his vote never comes to him. IN
der our law, he is disfranchised, and
all because he found the money and
presumed he had right to retain it
unless the proper remuneration was
forthcoming. The Judge may have
been ruling according to law, but he
was not deciding the case in accord
ance with justice,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12
GEORGIA'S GOVERNOR AND THE
AFRO AMERICAN.

TIE AtlantR, Ga. JOURNAL. under
the caption of 1.-THE Negro Vote in
Georgia." says:
"a number of prominent and intiu-
entail Negroes have recently announc-
ed their intention to vote for Governor
Atkinson and the other nominees of
the Georgia Democracy. They have
given reasons for this determination
which must appeal to the colored vo-
tiers of this state and it is already evil
dent that the great majority of those
voters will support the Democratic
state ticket"
And again:
"In taking this position the Negroes
show that they appreciate the respon-
sibilities of citizenship and that they
will cast their ballots intelligently
They realize that Governor Atkinson
has been perfectly fair and impartial
in his administration. He has recog-
nized fully the rights of the Negro as
a citizen and has exerted himself for
the protection and encouragement OF
that race He has been the chief ex-
ecutive of the whole people, white and
colored. and has won the confidence OF
all classes of the population"
This is indeed a glowing compliment
to the Chief Executive of Georgia, and
we have every reason to believe that
all that is said of him is strictly true
There are white men in the south
who manifest disposition to faithful
ly and conscientiously comply with
their oath of office.
In Virginia, Gov CHARLES 7. OFFER
RAIL measures up to this standard, anC
the number of colored men who would
gladly give to him their votes ever
though he ran as Democratic nomi
nee would surprise those who were
not thoroughly informed.
The Journal remarks:
"The attitudeof the Negroes in tn,
state campaign is matter of mucl
greater importance to them than t
| the governor or the Democratic party
1t win be worth great deal to tn,
Negro voters of this state to demon
strate thai they cast their votes &C
cording to their convictions and tina
they appreciA te good government
The American citizen of African de-
scent has always voted according t,
his conviction and have shown thei
appreciation of good government
That governmental control which j
alleged to be good for white men an,
detrimental to colored ones is not O
such nature to entitle it to their re
spect or support.
The JOURNAL says:
"The Negroes can do a great deal 70
themselves by proving that their vote
are not controlled by prejudice an
are not to be captured by demagogue
| who tell them that the Democrat
party is their enemy"
The Democratic Party of Georgia
their enemy Gov. ATKINSON of tn
same state is their friend, in that h
faithfully complies with his oath {
office.
To mistake the one for the other
to make vital blunder.
Support His Excellency wherever
offers himself for the SURFACES of tn
people, and knife the party until
recognizes manhood rights whereve
found and guarantee to all Georgian
regardless of race or color the equ,
protection of its laws.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

or attempted on the person Of Nellie
Warner. Ths articles alleged TO have
been stolen have also been found.
The arrest by posse, imprisonment
in Jail and subsequent narrow escape
from violence at the hands of excited
-itizens of Wilbur Smith, tharles Har-
s and Ralph Duncan, three young
uen of excellent character. resulted
ON a girls hallucination.
Insanity is hereditary in the Warn
er family One brother of Miss Warn
or has been in the insane asylum
twice. About year ago Miss Warn
er had an attack of dementia, and
imagined that a crime had been at
tempted similar TO one charged in this
instance. 1t is supposed that she saw
the young men stop in front OF the
house, as they admit they did, and be-
came impressed with the hallucins-
tion which caused her to tell the story
which nearly co. three innocent lives
The fathers of tb boys would not al
low the case to e tt trial unless the
young woman SUI m ted to an exami-
nation, which T 81 ted as stated as
above. The youn en- were immedi-
ately discharged he people now de-
mand that the grille sent 20 the in
sane hospital.
Further comment is unnecessary
The citizens of that locality will here
after be uncompromising enemies t'
Judge Lynch.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

EDITOR 7. THOMAS FORTUNE is right
in his conclusion that we must make
our appeal to state courts and legisla-
lures instead of to the Federal courts
and Congress.
On the other hand Editor CHAsE's
proposition for the further unification
of the race by the distinctive organi-
zation of an Afro-American Party is
not without merit, and sooner or lat
or unless the war upon us as race
ceases we will be driven To it.
As a matter of theory, it may be said
to be inadvisable as matter of prac-
tice, it would seemed to be the only
manly course left for us to pursue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

PRoF. w. H. COUNCIL on the occa-
sion OF the celebration of the Sec
ond anniversary of the passionate OF
RRv. NJ. VANN at Chattanooga, Tenn,
delivered n most able address and
made forcible plea for the higher in
dustrial education Of the young Amer
lean of African descent The wisdom
of his position is apparent upon It's
face, and the practical adoption of his
ideas will prove of untold benefit to the
people he represents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

THE action of the Sound Money Ma
tional Democratic Convention at Indi-
annpelis, Ind, in nominating Hon.
JOIN H. PALMER OF Illinois for the
presidency and Hon. SIMON B. Buck
NKR, for the vice-presidency of the
Unite1 States was fitting conclusion
of great meeting.
The attendance was all that could
be expected and the enthusiasm mani
tested was of the most positive kind.
1t is conceded that the movement
will cost Mr.. Bryan thousands OF
votes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12
WANTED TO LYNCH THEM.

WE have repeatedly called attention
to the dangers oilynch-law, threaten
ing as it does the perpetuity of the
government itself, and placing the
lives OF the innocent as well as the
guilty in jeopardy. Here is q case in
point:
OTrUMwA, Iowa, August 3l-The peo-
pie of Libertyville and vicinity were
horror-strickeD to-day to learn how
near they came TO sending the lives
Of three innocent young men into
eternity Friday. A physicians exa-
minatiOn and subsequent investigation
developed the fact that no horrible
crime, as charged, had been committed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

THE Seattle, Washington. REPUBLI-
CAN reports that Hon. JOHN N. Gonna.
(colored) of Tacoma has been chosen
by the Republicans as one of the pres
idential electors for that state
This is gratifying news to US and
will be appreciated by the American
citizen of African descent everywhere.
Slowly, but surely and at places least
expected we are rising.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

Hon. H. @. SMITH seems to be the
central figure in Ohio, so far as the
American citizen of African descent is
concerned.
If he is not honored with one of the
most lucrative positions in the gift of
President MCKINLEY. it will be sur
prise to most people.
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Nh. CHARLES W. ANDERSON, the bril-
liant New York Afro-American politi-
clan is candidate for the Republican
Congressional nomination in the
Twelfth District of New York. We
wish him success. He deserves TO
win.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

Nh. CHARLES GEE, the WADDILL-
BaADY candidate in the Fourth Con-
gressionsl District of Virginia has
withdrawn in the interest of harmony
and Hon. r. T. THoRP will lead the
host of sRepublicanism in the coming
contest. This is as it should be.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

WE have received The Campaign. a
paper published under the auspices of
the Republican Committee for the con-
duct of the campaign in Virginia.
Mr.. VIM. P. KENT is editor and Mr.
R. F. WALKER, secretary. 1t is a
splendid sheet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-12

White boy near Colsred boy at
Forest Depot, Va Norfolk, Va, age,
on n. < w. r. r., Ii years found a
threw a rock at purse containing
coIored brakeman SIC and refused to
on freight train, give it up.
splitting his scalp, Punishment
and thereby com months in Jail and
hitting felony. dis fran chise ment
Punis hment: for life. No allie
turned over to his cation made that
own parents TO be he stole the money
punished and the alleged
owner admits that
he lost it on the
street.
Is this justice for the white or the
colored ? Can it be for both. And al
of the parties concerned are sworn to
guarantee to all citizens. the humblesi
included the equal protection Of the
laws
Hon. G.. ]. JONES has been nominal
ed for Congress by what is known a.
the HILL faction of Mississippi anC
Hon. T. s FASTENING has been nonH
mated for the same. position by th'
LYNCH faction.
We do not know that it makes mucl
difference, as the result would be tn
same, even though there be one o
two Republican candidates in the field
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DEntered in the Post-Omce at Richmond, Va.
as second class matter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

Jest uoisniony, sprawiedliwosc cierpi,
Przewaga prawa jest obraaons, oywili-
zacya rowniez cierpi... Tr.eba pre-.
to aaeby nar6d francuski dawa} zawsze
ma korzysc narodu polskisgo sw6j gsos
o~ezstronny i niezaleany. s.eby PREY
kaAdej okazyi g}osi{ wiekuiste idejs DO.
rzadku j sPrawiedliwosoi, aaeby W imie
idei staaosci i cywilizacyi bronii spra-
Wy Polski ucisnionej. Pc wsrystkioh
naszych k3otniach i wojnaoh, diva marc.
dy, Ffanoya ktora sic wzmogaa i do
dojrzaiosOi oy~ilizaoye e~uropejska do
Prowad.iaa, Polska 90 il broniia, Cd
miennyoh doznaly losow: jedna umniej.
s1ona wielka sic stala, druga ukajda
Mona zaohowaia dune. Dwie te naro-
dowosoi Powinny jsdna ola drugie,
mice sPo&czuoie dwooh si6str, GO razem
walO.yfy. Obis, powiedziaiem to i DO
wtarzam, DUO ola Europy zrobiiy. Je
dna dawafa, druga sic poswieoala".
TAX m6wi1 i pisai niesmiertelny ge-
niusz oaiej ludzkosoi - Wiktor Hugo.
A Francya? leay dis pokornie, jake
niswolLioa, u stop cara.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
GdZie ley wilma!

Niejsdnokrosnie Pisalismy, gdsie ma
ley s1uksc why i prryosyny hahbia
Oych mas wszystkich polak6w awantu,
Paraislnych.
Te same Prawis prryozyny podaje
'Kuryer Polski" - poda je ka.da uoz
DIVA gazeta polsks:
"Niektor.y sadzs, Re z~aburzeniom W
Polskioh Parsfiaoh winien Jest hrak o
swiaty i giupota. Zdaje sie,z e muiemanie
to jest mylns. Tam, gdaie polaoy mais
dobryoh, rozsadnyoh i sumiennyoh ksie.
ay' tam sic zachowuja spokojuie. Ale
gdzie doznsja ucisku, tam sarksja. Pc.
niewaz zas wyasze wlAdze k~osoielne nj
gdy Prosb i sxarg ludu ME uwzglsdnia
u, Przeto naturalnie wybuoha bunt. ia
snem jest, re to ME brak oswiaty u lu.
du, ale brak taktu u w{adz kosoielnyob
jest przyozyna wiekszej o.esoi zaburzeh
ParafialnyOh".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
w Buffalo polki zwiazkowe zebra},
ma sztaudsr przeszio so dolar6w.
Szauowne Polki!

AohhAs
284 dolary many juz W kasie; ME
tracmy energii i ohooiat malemi datka.
mi stsrajmy sic sumo powiekszye. Ks.
skawe Polki!, zbierajoie sktadki, a +
GA nasza wsPolns siia i zgoda zespolo.
ma, wkrotce Pozadany owoc wyda.
Sztandsr Il. N. P. ofiaruja ME iowa
rzystwa, lecz polki zony, siostry i mat
XII zwiazkowcow, kazda wiec z mas Jest
p~ierwsza, a ME ma ostatniej. gdyz
wszystkie w~issnowolnie ma Gel sztanda
ru sk}sdsmy ofiary; re wszystkioh "a.
kstk6w Ameryki polki przysyiaja pie.
nisdze. sItandar bedzie darem Cd wszy
stkich polek, kt6ryoh nazwiska figure
waly j figurowa6 beda W Zgodzie.
Sumo 3 dolarow "a wyrobienie char.
teru. pao Brodowski W iuieniu zony
o%fisrowat ma sztsndsr. "a 90 zarzsd ko
mitetu giownego skiada mu podzieko
wanie.
o dalsre ofiary ma sztandar upraszs
" imieniu komitetu g}6wnego
g. Z~6fkopska, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

WiktOr Hugo o sprawie pOlskiej.
Wielki ten gsniusz W r. IS46 W fran.
cuskiej Izbie pan6w te powiedzisi sio-
wa W obronie sprawy polskiej:
lille razy przychodzi wobeo tego szla-
chetnego zgromadzenia rozprawiac o
kwestyi polskiej, kwestya ia przestaje
bye zwyozajua, poniewaa doniossosois
swoja PrIechodzi kwestys polityozne,
uznsja ia opinie nsjsprzec1niejszs, al
BOWEN w kwestyi polskiej sprawl cy
wilizacyi ma sztych jest wystawious.
Cd oztereoh wicklow diva szczegolnie
narody odegraly W oywilizsoyi europej.
skiej role bezinteresowna: diva te marc.
dy to Frsncya i Polska. Francya 70.
Praszaia oiemnosoi. Polska odpychala
barbarzyhstwo. Franoya szerzyia ide.
je, Polska broni}a granio. Narod fran
cuski byi cywilizaOyjuym misyonar.em,
narod polski byl oywili.aoyj ryos-
REM Gdyby narod polski ME doko
NAT byf swego dzie1a, nar6d frauouski
byfby ME dokonai swego. Pewnego
dnia, o pewnej godsinie, wobeo grozne.
60 nsjazdu barbarzy hstws, Polska mia.
IA Sobieskiego, jak Grecya Leonidasa...
Csyny take ME mogs sic zstrzeG W pa
mieci narodow. Nsrod 90 praoowai ola
innyoh nsrod6w jest jako czlowisk, CO
ola innych pracowal ludzi: otaoza go
~wdziecznosc wszystkiob, wszy stkioh
s~Pososucie mu sic naleay, siawia go W
Potedze, ~szanuja W nieszcresoiu i gdy,
dsieki pr~zeciwnym losom, lud 6w, 90
nigdy ME by} sa%molubnym, 90 sic IA
wsze rsdzii wspaniaiomyslnosci, ktore.
go s~zlaohetne a pote,ne instynkty pro.
wsdziiy do obrony oy~wiliraoyi, gdy lud
ow osiabs, pozostsje zsws1e nsrodem
wielkim. Tskiemi So, psnowie, parotoie
losy Polski. Polsks jednsk wielka Jest
srod was, wielks we wspoiczuciu Fran
cyl, wielks W ozoi EIropy. Siuzyia.
DO q spolnictwu europsjskiemu i W
dnisoh pewnych oddsis Europe csiej
usiugi, o ktorych sic ME zspominsm"
1 dslej:
nGdy Frsncya m6wi, SWAT siuchs,
gdy Franoys radzi, W umysisob odby.
wa sic Prscs tsjemnicza ! ideje prswa,
w~olnosci, ludzkosoi. rozumu kisikujs "
narodaoh... Frsncya by}s / jest je-
szose bardziej nit kiedy (nie dris ohyba
p. r nsrodem przewodniozsoym roe.
wojowi innyoh narodow. Gdy lud jaki
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BOze NarOdzenie.

u powodu BOzego Narodzsnia kol.;
Nioksi Plate s~Przedawsc bedzie tykisty
ekskursyjne pc bardzo niskioh censcS.
SPecyslne ekskursys dnia "a, 25 ! ri
grudnia, orsz l styornis, dobre sa do
dois 4 'tycznis 1897. Tykiety DO IL
ceny " obie strony. Bii.szyoh iofors
maoyJ udsiels zswsze Agent .yersrsInv
. u Callahan, Ill Adams ST., Cbios'
8" (169).
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POsZukiwanie.

lwihski Tomasz, kt6ry wyieobas
pred IA laty Z Sark6wka, z pod zabo.
ru pruskiego, wraz z synem Frauoi.z.
KEN, a ktory Mat poozstko wo przebv.
wac " Baltimore, Md, Jest poszuki1..
ny Przez brsts Audrzejs i oorki isoo
Anne, Julianne ] Ko~nstanoye. Ktobv
wiedziaf o jego teraznisjszym adresis.
mech zawisdomi p. J~uljanne Iwi6sks'
ABB Garfield ave., Detroit, Mich.