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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-21
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gists. satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, Soc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-21

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loc occ. HC. @. fail. d-ucCists refund money
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-21
Tabulation of Vote as Declared
by State Committee.

The State Democratic committee
met Friday night in Columbia to
tabulate the vote of the second
primary and to declare the results.
This was done as follows
GOVERNOR.
Ellerbe 37.723
Featherstone 1921
Ellerbe's majority 1852
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Cooper 3S,975
Tompkins 3O,492
Cooper's majority S,465
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
McMahan 3s,259
Brown 81, ,S49
McMahan's majority 6,41O
ADJUTANT GENERAL.
Floyd 45,45l
Blythe "a, ,241
Floyd's majority 21,21O
RAILROAD ,OArMIss,nNrp
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-09-21

OThere are evils other than
drink. But drink is the evil that
opens the door for many others.
Some philosopher has discovered
that bad whiskey has never yet
kept man in good spirits.
All druggists sell DR.. Miles, Nerve Pls.ter..
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
NEGRO APOLOGISTS.

1t is not surprising to find in
the negro race men who are willing
and ready at all times to cater to
the whims aud indignities Of the
opposing race. The negro race is
not an exception to the rule, be
cause this race beyond all other ra-
ces upon the globe contains negroes
who will do anything for notoriety
or to cufrer favor with a certain
class of people. 1t was thought, at
one time, that this obtained among
the ignorant classes, but it is not
so, you can find this toadyism
among the alleged educated class
or the supposed intelligent negro.
We have among Us four or five
negro spoloFists or negro accidents.
They have not the support or en-
enlargement of their people be-
cause the negro as a whole will
not tolerate toadyism.
We have never known, from the
foundation Of the world, an apollo
gist TO succeed or have the COM
, mendation of he people. In an
cient times such people were killed
or put out of the way to prevent
them from concentrating the more
intelligent and wise races of people.
At this time the race needs no
apologists.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
SCHOOL OF PRINTING.

We would respectfully call our
readers attention to new field Of
lador that The BEE has inaug1.
rated at its office, 1109 l street. y
Va School of Printing for col.
Oced Youths 1t is the intention Of
the management that any who NAV
avail themselves of the adyan.ags
of this schoO,, shall receive a CON-
plete practical training in the ar:
OF printing in all its branches
The Instructions Will be under the
personal supervision of Mr.
Chase, member of the Troo.
graphical Union Of this ci,v. and
who is without doubt among the
best all-rOund printers IN the cou1.
try. Our facilities Will be aug.
mented by an entire new printing
outfit, including all the la;e;;
styles Of type. JOB presses and cyl
inder press, which will give pupils
chance to be up-to-date in the
trade. In this connection We
would ask our patrons to send
their orders for Job work Of any
kind, as we will now be able to ill
all orders from the smallest visiting
card to the largest poster, and
promise that our prices and work
will compare fayorab'y with those
Of any firm in The city.
Any young man desiring trade
will do well to write US for terms,
etc., or call at this office and lo9i
! over the establishment. The school
will open on July 2sth, and those
d esiring tuition Will DO vel. 70
inquire at once, as only a Imliel
number can Of necessity be accom-
modated. For information, terms
ETC., Address, ". CALVIN Chase,
Manager Bee School Of Printing
Thanking you for past ta7of;'
and feeling assured Of your sup
port In this new endeay0r, We aF'
yours, The BEE
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
LIED. AS USUAL.

1t would be an injury to the
DAILY Post if it told the truth. Its
report of the mass-meetlng OF
citizens at the Vermont Avenue
Baptist church on last Monday
evening which appeared in Tues
days Post contained in its head
lines and certain portion OF the re-
port that imhamatory speeches were
delivered ana that the speakers,
wl'h the exception of Rev. ". +
Brooks, advised force. THF sE
takes this occasion to de nv the
false and malicious misrepresenta-
sion made by the Dailg Post and
says in conclusion that the people
in this city are not surprised to at
anything the Post may publish.
1t is well understood that the Post
is catering to .he lawless and vicious
elements in the South for personal
interest. There is a day of retribu-
ton and the enemies TO the negro
and the Post will feel it. The
negro is not at all disturbed in
mind Please watch events and
that soon. When it happens
remember the prediction of the
BEE.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
NOT ONE WORD.

Not one word of protest has been
uttered by the representative color.
ed men of North and South Car
olins. But to the contrary, there
seems to be a disposition on the
part of some of them to apologize
or put the entire blame on Editor
Manly for something ne wrote in
August. 1t is too ridiculous to
think about it and too covardly for
utterance. The editorial of Manly
was not the cause Of the murder of
thirty or forty republicans in the
States OF North and South Caro-
lima, nor was it on account of
the black man, that colored repub-
licans we're murdered in South
Carolina. For Gods sake let the
negro apologists 60 from the stage
of action,
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

OUTRAGES AGAINST THE NEGRo.-HoN.
JOHN P. GREEN BEFORE THE SECOND
BAPTIST LYCEUM-HIs MAsTERLY
SPEECH.
One of the most eloquent and mas
terly speeches was delivered on last
Sunday afternoon, before the lyceum
of the and Baptist church. The speak
er of the occasion was ex-Siate Sena-
ton John P. Green of Ohio. He spoke
of the condition of the colored people
in this country and especially in North
and South Carolina. He gave a
graphic review of the past condition CT
the negro in the South and the United
States and compared his teatment to
that of foreign countries with that In
the United States. He paid glowing
tribute to the late Hon. Fred Dou-
glass and some of the other represen-
tative Americans.
Mr. Green discussed FIVE PROPOSE
tions. In speaking of the negro he
said:
First. eve are prosecuted because
We are scorned."
Second Because We were SOL
dleEs and helped TO put down the
rebellion"
Third. Because we have been
republicans.
Fourth. Because we are poor"
Fifth. Because there is lack of
unity"
He also said that he was told that a
m n who comes to this city is judged
by the size of the salary he gets.
The address was partially discuss
ed by w Calvin Chase, Lieutenant
Tuna and Prof. F. I. Cardozo.
Lawyer 7. l.. Jones will open the dis
cussion tomorrow, which will be a
continuation from last Sunday.
The address of Senator Green was
received with great enthusiasm.
He talked about one and three
quarters Of an hour without firing his
hearers
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
THE PEOPLE AROUSED.

1000 ASSEMBLE TO CONDEMN THE
WRONGS UPON THE RACE. REV. GEO.
W. LEE sPEAKS-REv. BROOKS ELo-
ouENT sPEECH-THE PEOPLE INDIG.
NANT.-AN APPEAL TO THE PREsI.
DENT FOR PASSAGE OF AN ELECTION
LAW.
The Vermont Ave. Baptist Church
was crowded on last Monday evening
with the most distinguished and most
representative audience that ever as
sembled at the capital of the nation.
Rev. George w. Lee, the promoter,
called the meeting to order, and In a
neat. logical and eloquent speech
stated its object.
Rev. Walter H. Brooks of the Nine
teenth St. Baptist Church, offered
prayer, after which permanent or
ganization was perfected by the cleo
ton of Rev. Lee as chairman and Col.
James Lewis as secretary.
On motion Of Editor w. Calvin
Chase, a committee on resolutions
was appointed as follows: Rev. DR..
Brooks, Perry H. Carson, Revs. R.
T. Hart, w. ]. Howard, Messrs. E.
NJ. Hewlett, ". Calvin Chase and NJ.
Z. Mct'ield. While the committee was
out, speeches were made by ex-Gov-
ernor P. B. S. finchback and Lawyer
7. L. Jones.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.
The committee through Rev. Wal
ter II Brooks and w. Calvin Chase
made its report. Rev. Brooks report
was an appeal to the patriotism of the
American people and soliciting their
sympathy and co operation.
Mr.. CHAsE's REPORT
was condemnation of outrages upon
the negroes in North and South
Carolina and the Governors of those
States for their failure to protect their
citizens. That it was not the color.
but because certain citizens were re-
publicans because they were killed.
Recommendation was made to the
President to send to Congress a
message asking a legislation for an
election law.
The committee also reported a res
olution commencing, in the highest
terms, the EgeniHg Star of this city
for its excellent defense of he negro.
The editor Mr., Noyes is gentleman
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
IS IT MANLY?

There are people in this world
who never make smart speeches
until they get before large crowd
and then they shoot off their
mouths at break neck speed. After
d sober thought or when the news
papers commence to condemn
them, they declare that they never
made use of such utterances. Men
should be homes. and especially
public men. If man does an act
which does not seem justifiable he
should be told of it, no matter
whom it is. One of the most hon.
est and fearless men in this coun-
try is the Rev. George W. Lee of
the Vermont Ave. Baptist church
He is manly as well as honest in
his utterancss. Cowards never win
when they retreat from a just
cause.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
MR.. VANDERBILT.

One of the most active and one
of the most valuable men in this
administration is Assistant Sec
retary Vanderlip.
He is man of knowledge
and full Of valuable information.
Aside from his business sualifca-
tions, he is a true friend to the
negro. Mr.. Vsnderlip has shown
every consideration to the colored
as well as to the white employees in
the Treasury department. His visit
to Porto Rico. to investigate the
finances of that country will be a
great help to the administration.
The President will soon be look
ing for commissioner of
Census and no better man can be
found than this distinguished gen.
tleman.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
HORN THE TAILOR.

When a man works hard and earns
his money and it becomes necessary
to purchase a suit of clothes, he wants
the best material for the money. He
will look aronnd him or rather he
will search the city to find tailor and
to his surprise he finds them all high
priced individuals. He never thinks
of looking in the BEE to see if it con-
tains advertisements of first-class tai
lors until he has almost become ex-
hausted. He finally concludes to read
the BEE ard 10 his surprise he comes
across the picture of Horn, the tailor.
He becomes at once impressed with
his face. Not only is the impression
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
THE PEOPLE AROUSED.

The meeting of citizens at the
Vermont Ave. Baptist church on
last Mon day night to consider the
recent outrages perpetrated upon
the negro in the South some few
days ago, was one of the largest and
most representative that has eTer
taken place in the history of this
city. 1t is evident that the people
are thoroughly aroused. 1t is not
confined, alone, to the colored
people, butto all classes of citizens
in the United States. Tue negro
will no longer Be the slave and
ssrf of demagogues.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
OUR TEACHERS ACCUSERS.

There are men in all commupl-
ties who are ready at all times to
abuse the honor and reputation OF
their women. One peculiar thing
about the negro is that he is a
moral coward so far as his women
are concerned. Some men abuse
women because they have failed IN
their adventures. Instead of find
ing them of easy virtue, they find
them moral, upright and yirtuous.
1t is the libertlne, the gambler, the
cut throat, the blackleg and the
suspicious who are foremost in
questioning the honor of our wo-
men. The negro is a coward in
this particular. There are certain
blackguxrds in this city who have
Questioned the honor of our women.
If they should be unveiled, what
would be found under their
clothes The marks of gambler,
the associates Of the deni m0nds
aud everything of which a corrupt
man would be guilty.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

of the highest type and also humani
tartan.
A resolution was also adopted de.
nouncing George w. Stewart for his
unwarrantable attack on the colored
school teachers of this city.
A committee of Is as follows was
appointed to express the wishes OF
the people. w. Calvin Chase, chair
man; Rev. DR.. @. w. Lee. Rev. Dr.
w. ]. Howard, Mr.. Perry H. Carson,
Prof. R. H. Terrell, Mr.. E. NJ. Hew-
lett, Rev. DR.. A. c. Gaines, ex-Gov.
P. B. S Pinchback, Rev. DR.. r T.
Hart, Mr.. w. J. Tyler, Mr.. J. w.
Branson, Rev. J. I, Loving, Rev. DR..
]. Albert Jackson, Mr.. Charles r.
Douglass, Mr.. Lucious H. Peterson.
The speech of Rev. Walter H..
Brooks was one of the most eloquent
ever delivered at any public meeting.
Addresses were also delivered by DR..
J. \. Johnson, P. H. Carson and
others
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

in Mr.. Horns face inviting, but wher
you go to his place of business, 637
street, northwest, you will be sur
prised. His arrangement of
CHEAP GOODS
strikes the eye. You hardly know
from what samples to select. Just
think of it.
FINE PRINCE ALBERTS,
twenty per cent cheaper than you can
purchase them elsewhere. t ull dress
suits made TO order and are guaran-
teed to fit. ur. Horn is one of the most
accommodating business men, in this
city and if you want first-class goods,
better than you can purchase else
where for the money, you should not
hesitate to call on Mr.. Horn, 637 F
street, n. W.
Those who have never been to his
place OF business should do so at once
You should get fine suit for Christ
mas New Year which will be here
soon and you will ask the question,
what will be done for full dress suit.
Just call and see this well-known
tailor and be measured for a suit.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
STEWART DENOUNCED.

On motion of L. H. Peterson, that
the lyCeum express its faith in the
morality, character and good work OF
our COlored public school teachers.
the resolution was unanimously adopt
ed Mr.. Peterson in replying to Mr..
Stewart challenged him to sign his
paper and give it to him and in II
hours he would have him in jail. He
defended the good work of our school
teachers and worked the meeting up
to such state of approved excitement
that for while it looked as if Stewart
would have gotten the punishment
needed. The pastor of the church
condemned the paper and said if he
had had an idea of its character he
would not have allowed it to have
been read.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
SENATOR QUAY,

Notwithstanding the dirty fight
that ex-Postmaster General Wsna.
maker has made and is still max
against Senator NJ. s. @ lay, we are
confident that the republican party
in the State Of Pennsylvania will
see that he is reelected to the Sen
ate. We are confident that Mr.,
Quay viii be able to ylndicate him.
self against the charges that have
been made against him. The peo-
pie are with Senator Quay.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
TERMS OF DESCRIPTION.
E SPEC44L NOTICE. IA

There are regular authorized Cof-
.ectoys in the employ Of THE BEE
Printing Co.. and arken they call to see
dekfnouent subscribers they are re-
euested to pay then. and not gipe the
excuse that "tEey uih see the Editor. !"
The Editor has no time to see the sHb-
scri6ers. and it is oped that his
frfends and the patrons If THE BEE
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
Do OUR OWN SELECTING

The white p ress of the country
NAV as well understand now, that
the colored people of this country
are satisfied to select their own
leaders. Sucn Journals as the
Washington Post. the Atlanta Con.
stitution and many other papers
edited by white men. have from
time to time endeavored 10 force
the colored people to accept men
who are Objectionable to them.
There are only certain kinds of
negroes who are more acceptable to
a certain class of white people than
others. The negro who does his
own thinking is Objectionable, but
The negro who thinks to his own
detriment and to the I'M jure Of his
race is always the leader this white
element Will accept. Editor Man
ly is now being blamed for that
which was conceived and planned
for months. Manly has been
charged with having been a party
10 this Infamous deed. The act
was perpetrated in August and the
deed Of the democrats was not
executed till November. Yet the
the collector of Port at Wilmington
blames Manly for it all. This
kind Of talk suits that class Of law
breakers, because it makes their
hel!ish deeds look justifiable to the
American people.
A negro who will condone the
wrongs and outrages practiced
upon his people is a knave and a
coward. Nothing could be expect
ed from au informer prior to
reconstruction. 1t was his stock
in trade. He had wicked as well
as brutal master. He did not
possess that sense. that is, so
characteristic OF the negro today.
The so called intelligent negro is
equally as big a coward as the
former slave. The office holder is
unfit for leadership. His tongue is
paralyzed; his thoughts loose their
coherent utterance; his actions
hecoue suspicious and his entire
body becomes intoxicated from the
effects Of his salary. Public meet
ings TO condemn the wrongs
against the oppressed Of his race
read like dime novels to him,
because he aares not come within
five hundred yards Of the building
In which the meetings are held.
The Office holder becomes the
white man ideal negro leader,
while the real leader is regarded
impudent, obnoxious and an in
cendiary agitator. He is danger
QUE element in the community and
bar to this proud Caucasian race.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
THE BEE WOULD LIKE TO
KNOW.
What Kelly Miller expects to get.

What Kelly Miller expects to get.
If his head is not crammed full of
something that he is anxious to get
out.
Why certain lyceums in town in
sist on having buns as officers.
Why black-legs are sent to wait on
the President
How some people will lie
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
OUR NEW POSTMASTER.

IL it is the intention of the Pres.
ident to appoint new city Post.
master. it is hoped that be will
appoint Mr.. Lewis .. Wine of this
city, a good republican and a thor.
ough gentleman. Mr.. Wine is a
business man and fully qualified
for the place. His appointment
would be acceptable to the people.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

The patrons OF the BEE are
requested to send IN their adver-
tisements for the holiday edition of
the BEE before December l.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

Rev. Frank j. Grimke is a nan
of nerve. he has not cowardlv
bone in his body. He is one of
the most independent ministers in
the American pulpit.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

The BEE would suggest to the
Post TO use its sarcasm on sensible
people. That chsff that appeared
Wednesday will do for fools but
not for sensible people.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

Ex-State Senator Green before
the 2nd Baptist church on last
Sunday fully demonstrated his
logical and eloquent powers. He
is manly.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

Mrs. Elizabeth F. Ayres is en-
titled to the credit for the recep-
ton to the 9th and 10Th cavalries.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

Col. George II. Harries who was
rendered reception a few DAYS
ago seems to have won the plaudits
of the District people.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

NJ. Dancy is of the opinion that
Mr. Manly was to blame for the
troubles in North Carolina.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

Instead of celebrating Emanci-
patton day with parades, why not
start industrial exhibitions
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

The President will quite likely
recommend to Congress the re-
storation of suffrage.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

There are hundreds of negro
apologists in this country, who
will sell out the negroes.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

Senf. in your advertisements for
our great holiday edition.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

The speech of an office holder
should be scrutinlzed with suspi-
cion.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

There Is nothing in the demo
cratic party for the negro.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
THE BEE WOULD LIKE TO SEE.

Negro 1pologists retired.
Suffrage in the District.
Liberal men appointed to office.
The South placed under martial law
Colored men united.
A colored colonel in the army.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26

Prof. Kelly Miller ought to take
a tumble.
The Washington bee., 1898-11-26
THE SOUTH.

OUTRAGES AGAINST THE NEGRo.-HoN.
John P. GREEN BEFORE THE SECOND
BAPTIST LYCEUM-HIS MASTERLY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-14
MONDAYS SENATE.

At Mondays session of the
Senate, Senator Lyman from the
Committee on Passed Bills re-
ported a long list of bills in the
hands of the President.
The same Senator also present
ed the favorable report of the
judiciary Commit ee on Hnuse
Substitute to Senate Bill 81, de-
fining jurisdiction of Circuit Court,
which was taken up with the bill.
Senator Kepoikai objected to
the provision of the bill requiring
actions of tort to be brought in
the district where the parties
reside, claiming that in the coun-
try districts it would work a hard
ship on poor people.
The Senator cited the island of
Maui, saying that on that island
in an action of tort against a
plantation manager or owner it
would De nara TO get Jury That
would not be under the influence
of the plantation people. The
Senator's argument resulted in IN
amendment to the bill that such
actions could be tried either in the
home or in the Oahu Circuit.
Third reading of the bill WAS set
for tomorrow.
Senator Kepoikai's bill defining
the eligibility of persons to hold
office came up on second reading
with the favorable report of the
Judiciary Committee. On motion
the report was adopted and the
bill passed second reading. 1t
will be read a third time on
Wednesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-14

Professor Sedgwick is the gen
tleman in charge of the farming
school started in connection with
the Kamehameha institutions.
He has been in charge of the
Southern Coast Range Expe, iment
Station in connection with the
University of California. The
professor is himself graduate of
that University. The Kameha
meha school of agriculture was
started on the first of this month
An account of its intent and scope
was published exclusively in this
paper about week ago.