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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

VIRGINIA SEMINARY has been aban-
doned by the American Baptist Home
Mission Society to the extent that
$1,000 per annum, appropriated to pay
the president has been withdrawn.
1t is absolutely necessary that funds
be sent for its relief. The Baptists of
color in this state should rally to the
support Of this institution.
There are white Baptists, to who
IL properly appealed to will aid Us in
&his great struggle.
There is no reason why ten thousand
collars per year should not be raised.
Mr.. A. HUMBLEs, the well-known col
-esred capitalist has made a most geuer-
GUS offer. He agrees TO loan Us the
ten thousand dollars which we now
ave him as long as we desire it. He
asks US to pay the interest.
Brethren, let US do this, and reduce
che principal.
Send all amounts TO President G.. w
HAYES. A. NJ, Lyn shburg. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08
FROM NEWPORT. R. I.
Religious Notes-A Political Organiza-
tion.

Lords Supper was administered at
all of our churches. Attend ance large
On Monday evening a very large
number of .colOred residents was as
sembled in mass-meeting at Masonic
Hall tor the purpose of forming a col
ored Uoion and q more perfect organi
cation for the moral. social and intel
lectual advancement OF the race.
The movement was begun and car
ried out by the ministers OF our four
churches through the indefatigable ef-
forts of Rev. ID. p. Brown, of Bethel A.
M. E. Church, who was one Of the most
energetic workers in it. He was fore
ed to be absent from the city on very
important business. Rev. II. N. Jeter
was also absent, having been confined
to his bed by illness for more than a
week.
The meeting was organized with T.
T. Williams as chairman DIR. M. A.
VaDHorn and o. Z. Rice. secretaries.
The principal speakers were Rev. By
ron Gunner, who opened the meeting
and stated its objects, Rev. Elijah
Richardson and the Hon. George T.
Downing. Some very appropriate res
olutions were adopted as the sense M
the meeting, and they were unanl.
mously adopted.
Miss Lillian Y. Octen has returned
from Boston and LecmiDster, Mas.
where she has spent the scmmer with
her sister, Mrs. Lee.
J. MARROW.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

We have received THE CosNoPoLIrAN
FIR October. It is fully up to the usu-
al bigh-stsndard. The contents are as
follows:
Frontispieca. The Trans-Nississippi
Exposition. (illustrated), by Octave
Thanet Great Problems NJ Organize
tion-III. The Chicsgo Packing In
dustrY, (Iuustrsted) by Theodore
Dresser. Gloria Muudi, illustrated bv
h. West, Clnedinst) by Harold Fred
eric. Judith Dauntry. illustrated by
Frank o. Small. by Harriet Presc,t
SpOHord. TO Her, (Poem) by Robert
Loveman. Autobiography of Napoleon
B)naparte-V. The Free Lecture Sys
tenn. (Illusirated) by s. L. Willis. The
Reception of the American Fleet
illustrate A Lost Eden, (Poem
Illustrated by Fanny Y. Cory 10y
Louise Chandler Moulton. The Gov
ernor-General, ILLUSTRATED by Petel
Newell) by Frank r. stockton. Thu
Story OF a Witch and Some Bewitched
illustrated by the Author) by O'Neil
Latham. The New American Aristoc
ray, by Harry Tburston Peck Lor'
/ Venetia, by Maarten Martens. il
tie World OF Art and Letters.
Price, 81. 90. Address,
Tbs Cosmopolitan,
| lexington. N. Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

THE Church Workers Convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church held
an this city last week at the St. Philips
p. E. Church was decided success.
The discussion OF whether or not to
memorabilia the General Convention
upon the subject of colored bishop
was both entertaining aud Instructive.
The brilliant Rev. J. w. JOHNSON OF
this city delivered an able address on
che subject ard led the discussion on
the aoor.
The Church Workers placed them
selves on record as being against such
an'inDovstion-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08
SATURDAY OCT. 8, 1898.

BISHOP ALEXANDER MATTERS, the re-
gently elected president of the Nation
al Afro-Americsn Council is an enthu-
siast along the line OF work mapped
out for his organizatio
He has notified us that he will call
"a meeting OF the body during the
xAonth of December in thu city OF
Washington. Plans viii then be sub
laitted snd efforts will De put forth to
form one OF the most powerful cohe-
asive organizations for the amelioration
of the condition CT the race that has
AS yet been brought into existence.
We have promised to aid the move
anent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

Of New York as 4 result of Democracy,
ard Tammany Democracy at that.
We reproduce the list published by
the TIxKs in its i'sue OF Sept. Goth
clipped from the Wilmington STAR.
e sao=s the number vi CO iOred men
in Office in that state. We reprod sce
the list from the New York CIrIzEE.
1t shows the number OF colored men
in office under the Democratic admin
istration in that city. In other word q
the Democrats are doing jsst as the
Popu'ists are doing in order to retain
their power.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

THR Chicago APPEAL publishes a
cut" of Hon. sJoHN H. SMYTH of Vir.
ginia with this inscription under it.
%" Ablack man who favors Jim Crow
cars. separate schools and other dam
znabie DETERMINATIONS against the AFRO
Americans"
We were not aware of the fact that
Brother SMYTH is in favor OF Jim
Crow" cars, too. There must be some
mistake.
The APPEAL wants to read the dis
.&ing1ished American out of race, for it
says.
'Ex-Minister 10 Liberia John H.
sSmythe of Virginia is black man but
he has no place in the Afro-American
race He believes in race separation
on rsilroadsiin schools etc. He is very
popular among the Southern whites"
It is evident that the APPEAL is sing.
Eng to Mr.. SMYTH the refrain, "You
'sasnt Play in my backyard"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

The Richmond. Va, TIMES insists
that the Democratic party is not the
enemy of the Negro, ami that the av-
ersge Negro is better of under Demo-
cratic than he is under Republican
rule.
This sounds strange TO US. Is it true?
II so, why is it that in Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi and Texas, without naming
Alabama and Georgia, colored people
are as yet under the wage system.
which keeps them eternally in debtP
Why is it that they are not allowed
tc leave the plantations. and why is it
that De mocratic white men stood over
them, with shot-guns and repeating ri
aes, threatening them with death when
the exodus was about to take place
several years ago?
Why is it that they are convicting
them of petty offenses, and making the
punishment the same as that for felo-
mics?
Why are they lynching colored men
and women, driving them into the
swamps and hourding them like
wolves?
Why is it that the Democratic white
men are ting all kinds of mischiev-
Gus legislationto Cypress and sggra-
vate?
Why are they denying to us the right
to hold Office in these states? Why is
it that :hey are forcing us into Jim
Crow cars, outraging our women, and
butchering our men?
Why are they confiscating our prop
erty, and denying to US the equal pro-
lection of the laws?
Is this the way to show friendship?
Is this the best way that our long
years of service can be appreciated?
Ne, no, sir The Democratic party
is not the lest friend to the Negro
neither are those who control its ma
chinery.
1t is the white business man, who
eschews politics. the old slave-owne i
who was the recipient of the Negroes
sympathy and affection, who are the
best white friends of the Negro.
II you will separate these classes
and let Us take our position with this
element, we will be content.
AS the case now stands, the Negro
must share his own destiny. If he car
be made to realize that individual
friendship with this class of white mer
of the south will bring to him the bes
results, he will have done well. and il
the future he will reap harvest.
For our part, we esteem and respec
a white man, be he Democrat or Re
publican, il he is honorable and hon
est.
We despise q white man. be he Dem
ocrat or Republican. if he is the othe
way.
We ask you, then, sir, to admit fac
which is apparent to all men the Dem
ocratic party of the south is "agin tn
Negro" and is doing all in it's power t
humiliate and degrade him in the eye
Of the civilized world.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08
POPULIsM AND DEMOCRACY.

The Richmond, Va. TIMES is ''nut
Heroding HerOd" in its malignant M g.
representation OF the citizens OF color,
whom it dubs as Negroes and Ne
gressss."
We have been wondering what hide
Gus nightmare has come over it's
dreams. 1t declares that the eleva-
ton Of the Populists to ofiics in the
State of North Carolina has been the
direct result Of Populism.
It's logic becomes rather illogical,
when it is ascertsined that the same
cV1aitiQl has been attained Ia the city
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

We have received the Self-Culture
for October. This is an excellent pub
LEGATION:
The following are its contents:
Socialism in the Price Question,
Prof. J. l.. Laughlin, Phi. D.; Life in
Honolulu, Mabel Loomis Todd; On
Reading the Past and the Future. An
Eminent Presbyterian Divine, The Is
sues of the Spanish. American War.
Henry Davies, Phi. D.; England and
the Spanish-American ~ ar, Charles J.
Harcourt; A Literary Portrait-Col. T.
w. Higginson. John Livingston
Wright, An Ideal Girl, Shakespeare's
"Miranda," Mary K. Cardwell; Who
are the English Americas Interest in
Parent Stock. Prof. q. w. Alvoid How
our Wars have ended, Joseph NJ.
Rogers; The Study of the Future in
the light of the Past and Present, III
w. Boyd. Mackay, NJ. A.. The Philip
pines ard their Prospects. ID. o, Kel-
logg, ID. D.; Keep Thinking, Austin
Bierborwer; Browning's Theory of Po-
cts Art, Mabel Mel. Helliwell; The
author of ''Quo VaGis" n. Sienktewiez
Ellen A. Vinton. M. A. The World and
its Doir gs-Editoria Comment. Chron-
icle OF the Month Correspondence and
Departments.
Price 81 90 per year. The Werner
Co., Publishers Akron, o.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

WE direct attention to the advertise
ment of the National Anti-Mob and
Lynch-Law Association of which Mr..
w. II. DICKSON is president and Mr..
SAMUEL E. HUFFMAN, secretary. The
organization should be supported by
every justice-ioving person in the
United States. Write to them for in
formation.
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Order; by Bank Check or Draft or an Express
Money Order, and when none Of these can be
procured, in Registered Letter.
HONEY ORDERs.-You can buy Money Order
Mt your Post-Onice, payable a. the Richmond
safe arrival. Express Money Orders can be OBJ
&asned at any Office OF the American Express Co.
she United States Express Co., and the Wells,
Fargo and Co.'s Express Company. We will be
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08
Schooner Lost and Eight Drowned.

SCnOOneE l<OSL anu Drowned
Charleston, s. c., Oct. 5.-The four
masted schooner Sarah L. Palmer, Cap
tain Whittier. with phosphate rock.
from Charlotte Harbor to Carteret, N.
J., was lost in a fierce storm Sunday
morning off Stone Inlet, seven miles
south Of Charleston. AS the vessel was
sinking Saturday night her crew took
to the rigging, where they remained
until Sunday morning, when they
tried to take TO the boats. One boat was
smashed and one sunk. The captain
was washed away three times. finally
sinking. Two negroes were washed
ashore at Edisto Island and brought to
Charleston yesterday. Besides the cap
tain six men were washed overheard.
The drowned are Captain Whittier.
First Mate Briggs. Second Mate Nc
Donald. Steward Pat Reilly, Seamen
Thomas FebrOate Walter Stancliffe.
Joe Myers ana James Roe. the two lat
ter colOred.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

art N e mt of
Pleasant Heart,
Depart nc e n { Of
Chas. E. Brown,
Water SSPUiY De-
partment.
Chas. A. Warren,
Controllers Office.
James II. Smith,
Commissioner of
Charities Off 20.
John w. A. Shaw
Deputy Commits
5l0ner OF Texas.
Aaron n. Wheel
er. Highways.
Thomas III. Jones
Highways.
LIE Grand Single
ton, Finance De-
psrtment.
George Fl. Jack
) IN. Park Depart
ment-
A. l.. johnson,
office City Cham
Ioerlain.
George II Jack
sen, Park Depart
meBt
Robert J. Per
kinson. Water Sup
ply Department..
William Perkin-
>on. Park Depart
nPnt.
Emmit Sheldon ,
Park Department.
Felix b + o W n,
Street Cleaning
Department.
| William Clayton
Street Clean i n g
Department..
! Samuel Nj c In
tyre. Street Clean
ling Department..
/ James A. Riley,
Street CleaniDgD De
part nent.
J. Milton Will
iams, Id, Health
Department..
Silas Bell, De-
lpartment High
ways.
Andrew Chap
man, Dock Depart
msnt.
George Gillisou
Dock Department.
Chas. A. Benton
DOCK Department
Geo. w. White
Inns DOoE DQnart.
; meut.
Joseph Campbell
IlDock Department
C. A. Moore
-lDock Department
Thomas Jackson
-lDock Department.
Antonio Bate
} man, Park Depart
meDt.
:. Silas Lee, Stree
! Cleaning Depart
? ment.
William Davis
Street Cleanin,
Department.
= Victor Spicer
z Highways Depart
: meut.
/. Robtert Moore
Street Cleaning
ilDepartmens.
: Andrew Parker
D Park Department
j. E w. ] homp
. sor, III. ID , Healtl
2 Department..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08
Drevrus Revision Assured.

Paris, Oct. Sit is semi-oficiaIly as
serted that M. Manau. the procurator
general, has sent report to the court
of cessation which insures a revision
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08
UNITY wHANGDooDLE BAZAAR

At Prices Hall, October II. Is, 10,
20 and 81, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, for the
benetiE or UnIsy Court. admission loo
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

We are OF the opinion that the Times
will have to organize a party of its own
il it proposes to stand upon the many
platforms ir has picked out during the
past th' ee years. Prejudice must give
way before the march of enlightened
ideas.
The free silver Populists of North
Carolina realize this and the sound
money democrats of New York have
put it into practice.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

,ut these Negroes
n office wins. II
hey make such q
in a few
! ears what may wei
&c. iSaL sc-sfthosrl
par ty triumpAs ant
they ges on topl
again =? |
This is strange
to the people OF
Nswbt III. because
30 juries out of
100 sitting ir
court in Iraven |
county are com
posed of as many
Negroes sc whit,
mer. Fur I b e T.
more, they are
summoned by a
Negro q e p Jy
Sheriff Hahn, uporl
receiviug the nom
ination at the Re-
publican C ntyl
convention, made
a spse-h, in which
he said:
No white men
need apply fol
places as deputies
nor clerks. F" De
has been as good n
b / 9 W or d. and
all OF his clerk
and deputies arr
Negroes. II there
should be occasion
to arrest the sher
i'll, n Negro mar
would do it. for We
hs' g 8 Negro coro-
nsr.
The register of
deeds is a Negro
man, and Of course
all OF his clerks are
Negroes. too. Be-
ing naturally in
competent, there
must of necessity
be more OF them
than there would
be il they were
white.
The keeper OF
the county Jail be-
ing under the sher-
III, is likewise d
Negro.
One of the coun-
ty commissioners
is a Negro man.
The county stand
ard is a Negro.
The candidate
q I'D nominee of the
Republican party
| for the position OF
county treasurer il
a Negro saloon.
keeper.
| One of the mem
bers Of the county
toard OF education
is a Negro.
| There are thir
teen Negro schoo
committeeman il
| Craven county.
| The city govern
ment is largely adj
ministered by Ne
gro eff cei 8. In tn,
town coancil thers
are three Negroes
The city attorney
the legal adviser o
the town authori
ties, is a Negrs
lawyer. He ia al
so the Republican
psrty's nominel
for solicitor.
| Four Negro 20.
| licemen and q Re
gro sergeant OF pc
lice tru { III
streets of NewberI
in blue uniforms.
| Around all tn,
public building
| Negro jauitors, en-
| gin GERS, etc., ar
seen.
| We are or the OF
will have to organ
If it proposes to 81
platforms it has pi
past tn ee years.
way before the m
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

oCnOOl COAnAulSCc-
men-in Eve Town
ships there being
two Negroes OF
each committee.
I'm Hyde there
are 3 Negro school
committeeman.
In BesuforI
there is / Negro
school committee
man in each town ?
ship.
In Caswell there
are z Negro magis-
trates, l Negro
school committee
man in each town
ship, 1 Negro depu-
ty sheriff
I'm Wayne there
are 9 Negro magis-
trates, 2 n e gro
postmssters, 3 Ne
gro a ! d e T m e n, |
clerk in Goldsboro
postomce.
I'm Mesh there
are 3 Negro magls-
trates, III school
committeeman.
- In q ar tie T g I
there is / Negro
town commission
er.
In Edgecombe
there are Negro
postmast in the
towns OF Rocky
Mount. Battleboro
& n d Lawrence :
there are 50 Negro
magistrates and S
Negro constables,
besides q large
number of Negro
school committee
men.
In Montgomery
there are 4 Negro
school committee
men.
" In Richmond
there are 10 Negro
magistrates. % Ne
gro school commit
teemen--2 Negroes
b Ell n g on every
school committee
except one (where
there is a vacancy,
/ Negro Oh the
Board Of Education
L deputy sheriff
and 8 Negro road
overseers.
"Iu pendar oonn
ty there are IL
school committee
men, 5 magistrates
and / constable.
''In Bladen there
are 10 school com
mitteemen. l couI
ty commissioner
and 4 postmasters
| I'm Wake there
are l deputy to Su
perior Court clerk
? sherif's deputies
school committee
men in all town
ships but three;
on Board of Educa
ton, 1 superinten
dent of the Deaf
Dumb and Bin,
Asylum, / assistan
in the Isame inst
tuition. / chief fer
tilizer Inspector,
magistrates, / Jail
er, l janitor of tn
county cOurt-hous
3 aldermen in Raj
eigh and sewers
guards in the peni
Tertiary. There or
also a number EN-
ployed in the Fed
eral service.
Sampson couu
ty has Is schoC
committeeman an
5 magistrates.
Chatham has ]
school committee
men.
| =" q n i o q has
magistrates.
The number {
Negro office hold
ers in some OF thes
counties is small
and they are near
ly all east OF tn
centre line, bu
they give a prett
ssroDg indicatio
Of what we may e.
: pest 1.-THE mpngrs
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

anu supplies
Robert n. Wood,
ID e par t m e n t of
High ways.
Harry J. Ed
wards Depari ment
OF Taxes.
George e. Hitch
ems, Dep artment OF
Taxes.
Samuel Davis,
I'D e par { m e n t Of
Streets.
Clay Leftwith,
Dept. OF Streets.
Alexander Lam
caster Department
OF Streets
Washington Par
ker, Department oil
Buildings.
Lorenzo Burk, De-
partment P. B. L.
and s.
Giles Wilkinson
Dept. of Streets
William Barnes,
Dept. of Stree rs.
William Cuney,
Dept. OF Streets.
Walter Scott, De
part. OF Streets.
Chas. l.. Crumb,
Dept. of streets.
Scion Wynns, De
partment OF streets
Henry Gre y.
Dept. of Streets.
William Gillison,
Dept. OF Streets
John Il. Camp
bell, Department
of Streets.
William Sheldon,
Dept. of Parks.
j q m g s X n o x,
Dept. OF Streets.
Edward Christian
Dept. of Streets.
Thomas P. Lewis,
Dept. OF Streets.
Mitchell New
man, Department
OF Streets.
Ed ward Waller
Dept. of Streets.
John W. Holmes
Dept. of Streets
Isaac Cartwright
Dept. of Streets.
w. t. Musteen
Dept. of Streets.
K P. Roberts, M
d., Dept. of Health
Joseph Grayson
Dept. of He alth.
Herbert Small
lDept. of Health.
James M. Kear
ney, Department
OF Straets.
Moses P a y n e
dept. OF Streets.
James E. Shaw
ers, Department o
Streets.
, John Grinnell
Depar t m emit O
Streets.
!, George William
son, Department
of Streets.
| James Mechanic
m mt O
-IStreets.
:, Z. I. Booker
llDepar t m mt O
Il Streets.
! Silas Crute, De
: p a T t m e n t o
2 Streets.
i Dempsey B. Har
p Dopar { m q n t @
Q Streets.
Cornelius bud
j ley, Department c
: Streets.
q James III. Nor
: ton, Department
-of Streets.
Eli Boone, De
Up ATT m Q n t o
j Streets.
III Joseph Pollard
Depar { m g Mt {
o Streets.
J. N. s. Green, De
art m Q n t o
2 Streets.
NJ rs. J 6 nj
4 Burke, Pub. B. /
: q 8.
2 Alma p q d 70
!, Pub. B. /. & s.
1 Samuel SIM gle
e ton, Department
I of Streets.
VI William Gibson
d Dep ar TIM Q mt c
( Streets.
Il gsc0R Smith, De
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On SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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Pubiishsd every Sa turday by John Mitchell
r. Published atSi1 n 4th 81 Richmond. Va
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We have received the Self-Culture
for October. This is an excellent pub
iication:
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Entered IN the PostOmce at Richmond, Va
A. second class matter.
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JOHN MITCHELL, JR., EDITOR

All com municatlons In tened for publication
no uld be sent SO as 60 reach us Wednesday
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NEW YORK CITY
OOlored Office Hold
ers APPOINTED By
Democrats.

Andrew NJ. Rob.
inson, Dairy Clerk ,
District Attorneys
Office.
Anti ony McCar.
Thy, District Alter
oey's Office.
David Morrison
Dock Department..
I. II. Bales, Dock
Department..
Robert r. McIn-
tyre, Dock Depart.
mcnt.
Charley Lamar,
StreetlDepartinent
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