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ALABAMA's DISGRACE.

TIE action OF q mob at Eclectic.
Alabama, October I'd, 1900, in burning
WINFIELD TOWNSEND (colored) at the
stake upon q charge of attempted
criminal assault WAS without palliation
or excuse.
Punishment for the crime had been
provided by the law. The torture TO
which he was subjected has been ont.
lawed in every civilized country, and
the fendish meskods resorted to by
his murderers sink them below the
level OF their victim.
II townsend attempted criminal as
sault, these men committed murder
cool, carefully premeditated murder
q crime which ia akin 10 treason. more
heinous than the offense with which
he stood charged.
When men, the product of centuries
of boosted civilization become changed
into fends Of the lowest order upon I
moments notice, 1t brings to mind the
question, ISIS the White South Civil
ized?"
No Christian. no humanitarian, nj
lover Of his country, no person with |
heart can read the report Of that out
rage without feeling thrill Of horror
nc the awful details. And Jet ali 1
not told In those lines Of telegraphi'
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report. The sufferings OF the victim
can readily be imagined and the fear
FOL manner OF his taking off deplored.
This mode Of pnnishmeus does no,
check crime, neither does il stamp /,
out. Il nerves men TO the commission
OF greater ones IL brusslizss the ris.
ing generation and causes misery to
follow in the wake of the fsggot.
The national governments will vet
have TO strengthen feeble state gov.
ernments where law is q failure and
anarchy reigns.
We cited the cases of five whits men
OF prominence s-d educs:ion who are
charged with cNm hitting the crime
which HENDERSON, attempted. No
stake awaits them. for the sentiment
against them "a rot OF sueh a charac.
ter to even warrant as in declarir Q
that public 'msnd will be made for
their convict n in o court of law,
Suffice it to say that the lsw-sbid.
ing people wiz yet rice up 10 their
majesty. and pro slain, "Lyuch-lsw
must 60 -
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THE RIGHT TO LABOR.

IT has always been understood that
the opposition Of certain white men
was waged against the shiftless, lazy,
good fer nothing elements with
which our race and every other race is
afflicted and not against the sober, in
dustrious, honest colored men who
scorn to steal, but determine by the
sweat of the facs to earn bread.
1t seems that this view of the matter
ia to be dissirat I'd. that after being de-
MED the right to vote, W are 30 be de-
MED the right to labor. This would be
strspge enough of itself but it ia more
remarkable still when 1t ia announced
that the street committee of Rich
mond, representing the white and col
ored, at It's meeting on Friday last,
passed q resolution on motion of Mr..
MoRaAN r. MILLS, declaring that no
Negro should be employed by contrac-
tors for city work.
In other words, no contractor would
be awarded vork if colored men were
to be employed by him In the execu-
tion OF the same.
The resolution was adopted. It is
| needless to remark that the resolution
was unconstitutional. was illegal. was
in violation of the oath Of flee.
There is the City Attorney of Rich
mond, ask him. II we mistake not,
the point was raised once before and
| an opinion given. But how can Mr..
MORGAN r, MILLS and his kind defend
his position? He took an Dash, with
hands upliited to recognize the civil
ana political equality of all men be-
fore the law and TO maintain aud sup
port the XIVth Amendment to tie
Constitution OF she United States
which for bids such legislation. IL this
is not perjury, what Is itf He could
refuse TO employ this contractor OF
that, but when he plainly designate.
by resolution why he Discriminate
against him and bases 10 upon race
and color, he violates his oath and be-
comes . discredited individual both il
she eyes OF the community and tht
law.
But what did Mr.. MILLS Allegef /
Was that 9 contractor employed Negr'
lsborers and for this reason should no
be awarded city work.
| But the most remarkable part o
this remarkable procedure was TIT
action Of Mr.. WILLIAM II. MULLEN, o
"Mullet," 90 he is sometimes familiar
~ called. He represented, 90 h
claimed, the Central Trade and Lsbo
: Union and made plea against tn
employment Of Negro labor.
| This IL the same "Mullet" which ap
u pealed TO the Negroes Of kichmon,
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"The great trouble with the people Of
this country" he said endeavoring to
interest Miss Willington's mother,
while the beautiful girl was upstairs
making herself as lovely as possible
before permitting hin to see her, lis
that they are in too much of hurry.
1t has become national trait, tlae be-
Ing in hurry. We are all"
Well" little Arthur interrupted,
ma told sister the other night that
you didn't seem to be IN much of al
won't shut up--you did, too, say he
wasn't in hurry, mal"-Chicago
Tmes-Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
SATURDAY. OCT. 20, 1900
MR.. BRYAN Has SPOKEN.

Irwas rumored and then denie d that
Hop.swILLIAM J. BRYAN would deliver
himself upon the question of human
rights and privileges in SO far rs it af-
dects the colored men Of this country.
This sumor has been verified for the
opportunity presented itself at St. Paul,
M;nu. when Mr.. F. L. MCGEE on behalf
of the Colored Mems League presented
Mr. BRYAN with Life Of. Abraham
Lincoln"
1t is announced that Nh. BRYAN not
only eulogized LINCOLN, but copgratu-
lated Mr.. koGEE, the colored attorney
who gave him the long looked for op-
portupity to swing into line the color
ed voters in the doubtful states.
BE is qnoted as follows:
Certainly you have paid the present
Republican leaders for all they have
done for your race. So far as offices
are concerned you have bestowed pres
and received jsL tor ships in return >
Is it possible that we are quoting the
the presidency? Fer down here the
Democrats not only will not allow us
to vote in their primaries, but deny to
as the ianitorships In public places.
He
$50 far az legislation is concerned.
YOU have been the victims of the same
vieio Us policies " hich have injured the
AZ 81 az
gagged in the prod uction OF cotton than
in any other industry, and yet the cot
ton growers, without receiving any
he nefit from high tarin, when they
sell their product, 81 fer from the inc
position OF high tariff duties when they
buy"
This WAS indee d dealing with the col.
,ored brother upon basis of equality
recognising his intelligence and discus
,sirg economic Issues upon high plan
of statesmanthip.
The following 10 upon the same high
order.
The eolored msn is, as q rule, Meth.
er q money-lender or o holder of fixed
invest mt nte, and therefore does not
prt fit by the gold standard. He is not
. stakeholder in private monopolies
but when the trust passes thrC ugh the
lan3, even the blood Of Lincoln
'sprInkled upon the doorposts of the
scolored mans humble home would not
protect HIM from extortion."
And he might have added, nor from
Outrage, nor from murder at the hands
of the. hordes Of red handed murderert
who have bathed this fair land in the
blood of our innocent men, women and
children. he continued:
''When Lincoln lived he wanted Il
encourage the production Of both golC
and silver now the Republicans have
no use for SILVER. He signed the Law
that created the greenback; now th'
Republicans are tying to destroy TIT
greenbaehs; he affixed his signature T.
an income-tax bill now the Republi
,can party IL opposed to al income tax
He was q believer in the cisizen sol
der; now the Republican party st md
for large standing army ard thu i'm
perisl policy. Lincoln wanted III" DE
1aration of Independence sppi :
the black man. while the pres NJ lad
Gsrs of the Republican party : anvil
ding 70 apply it TO she br !. man Il
the Philippine Islands.
That 10 very flns Nh. Bay ;. II
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an orstorical effort second only to your
Gross of Gold" 1t appeals to every
colored msn in the land, even though
il be an onslaught upon the party OF
human rights, party which has never
left its mooripgs but has fallen into
the hands OF men who seem to have
forgotten great principles and qusffed
deep from the spring Of race prejudice.
Ihefe 10 not state in the South
which will deliver to you l5e electoral
votes which recogniz IS either the De-
clsrstfon OF Independence as applied
% The black man, or will acknowledge
its precepts as applied to the brown
man. when once it is in power and can
guide the ship OF state whittier 1t Wills.
Mr.. BRYAN continued:
mo one can deny the existence of
race prejudice in this country, howey-
er much he may deplore it. The race
problem is with US, and it will re-
quire the intelligence and patriotism
OF all our people, North and South,
white and black, to solve IT. But the
existence OF this very race prejudice
should be warning TO us not to bring
IN new race problem even more diff
cult OF solution. 1t should be awarn-
ng against our establishing carpet
Dag governments in distant colonies
over people who are Go be denied
independence and yet excluded from
citizenship"
The distinguished Nebraskan spoke
truly. Aud yet the Republican policy
10 the Philippines is the Democratic DO,
icy in the Southland. The two parties
are standing upon the same platform.
Mr. BRYAN, they are standing upon
the same platform.
You are establishing worse than car
pet-hsg governments in the Southland
and you have denied Independence to
colored men and excluded them from
citizenship.
To be consistent, Mr.. BRYAN, why
condemn the outrage in one case and
be sile MT upon the robbery inltht ,therP
But Mr.. BRYAN made q promise and
pledge. II is q wonderful declaration
standing as he does, as the cand idate
OF the greatest Negro hating party In
the world. he said.
Il appreciate the support promised
Oy your club III, by the suffrage OF
my countrymen, become President OF
the United States, you sy rest as
sured that the rights OF the citizens OF
the country, regardless of color. creed
or condition, will be protected az far as
the Executive has power to protect
them"
Have we read the lines srighti Did
Ms. BRYAN really say and mean this I?
Is it play upon words ;or does ii
come from the hearth Still, it would
be well to remember that Mr.. McKrx-
LEY did and does now make the same
promise. adding between the lines that
no such power ex sts, and that outside
OF the District of Coiumbis and the
Territories, he is as powerless to afford
protsctien to the colored citizens az
are the nations of the world in the
wilds of Africa where civilizations feet
have never trod.
We believe however we are about TO
witness the dawn or q new day. Mr..
BRYAN's utterances will create sensa-
sation and without tireiess efforts on
the part of the Republican managers
will bring about an upheayAl among
our people in.the doubtful States which
win do much towards landing this bril-
liant statesman into the White House
| of the nation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
"a THING OF BEAUTY IL A JOY
FOREVER"

Do you know that Mr.. o. M. Steward,
BOT Monroe Street, the celebrated
grainer and sign painter. will grain
your doors or number your transoms
artistically and beautifully so that it
will always be joy thereafter to look
at them, and charge you no more. and
IN some instances, not as much as
those who spoil them and render them
objects OF displeasure to you ever aft
erwards?
You have only TO see his work to be
convinced. Call on or drop him q
postal. l5-1m
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Appreciation.

81 think" remarked Miss Cayenne,
slowly, "thsst Mrs. Chillinsby is one OF
the comparatively few people who are
worth cultivating."
~Her manner is not effusively cor
dial.''
No. She RETAINED from saying tina.
she was overwhelmed with joy at see.
Ing me, and she did not express any
anxiety that we should meet again
Such candor and sincerity are only toe
rare in this life" -WaShington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
Again the CONN Nail.

'Have you quit smoking the nasty
little things?"
Eyes. found they untitled me for
business"
"What business are you in now?"
"Well. I'm travelling salesman for o
factory that makes 'em, you know
Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
The Lesser Evil.

Bramble-Why do you play poker
with Shortleigh? He can't afford to
pay if he loses, and besides he doesn't
play fair.
Thorne-I know 1t, but might as
we'll let him win my money as to lend it
TO HMM. Y. Journal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
Degrees of Goodness,

Jimmy-Let's get that new boy t,
go wit US to swipe fruit.
Tommy-Aw; he's no good.
Jimmy--Ain't he?
Tommy-Naw. He's too good.-Phil
adelphia Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
The Usu.I Res,It

Young Enoch (who has an inquiring
mind)-Paw, when you drop nickel
into one O. them slot machines what
happens?
Farmer Bentrack (who has been
there)-Ye see how easy it is for a
durn fool to lose five centsl-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
An EsthetIc Diveruion,

as your new boarding place aris
tocratic?"
''Yes, very; when we begin to cot
corn off the cob our landlady gets up
from the table and starts music-box
to playing. "-Chicago Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
An Odx Fish.

Bramble-There goes that eccentri,
old millionaire.
Thorne-Is he very eccentric?
Bramble-I should say so. Why, h,
dresses almost as well as some of hi
clerks.-N. Y. Journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
A Candid statement.

Fuddy-Honestly, now, what kind of
weather do you like best?
Duddy-That Is subject that has
bothered me great deal On mature
reflection 1 think the weather like
best is the weather we are not h aving
at the time.-Nt-Bits
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No Chance to Escape.

Newlywed-What is the right thing
TO do when your wife asks you for
money and you haven't got it?
Oletimer-Ohi there is no right thing
to do under those circumstances! Any
thing you do will be wrong!-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
A Sexera Cure.

Observation-Disclosures, WHIST can do
for these inf1amed eyes2
Doctor - Rest them. DonH ieeaI
through single keyhole for two wsssA
IN. Y. World.
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SIN Worse.

"My wife is as changeable as the
weather"
"Hol that's nothingI Ny wife is as
ehangeable as q fve-dollar billI"--
Puck.
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RefOrnaer.

'You say that you are reforner?"
Eyes"
"But you don't keep people from
working all day and sleeping all night
talking about the world going wrong
and inventing social experiments"
''No. That's the habit I'm trying to
reform. gton Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
He Didn't blame the woman.

A man went wrong one day,
And didn't blame the woman;
He didn't whine and say
He was tempted by the woman:
Men praised him then. but OH,
The women-high and low
How they abused him, thought
Because he didn't go
And blame II on the woman
Chicago Times-Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
AIluded To the Size.

They sat on the rustic seat. He held
her hand.
This reminds me of playing poker
he giggled, softly.
I'm what wsy?'' she inquired.
Holding big hand"
He was only joking, but the neigh.
bors viii tell you that she takes those
delightful moonlight rambles with
another fellow.-Chicago Daily News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
He BeIieves I'm Trus q.

Handout Harry-Wot do yer tink OF
dis antitrust agitation?
Tiepass Teddy-Tm dead agin' 1t. /
run up against altogether too much
snti-trust ez 1t is.--N. Y. Journal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06

Mrs. Hoon-You can believe very lit
tie that Mrs. Gabbleby says.
Mr.. Hoon-No; the poor woman IS
sadly afflicted with palpitation of the
imaglnation.-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06

The Rejected one-Can you give me
no hope? At sor3 future time, Per.
haps-
She-Well, come to me again In ten
years, and II should be still unmarried
I'H-I'u think of it.-Judy.
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A BARGAIN.

For want OF use will sell at great
sacrifice Mahogany Grand Upright
Piano Will sell on instalment plan
TO . good party.
Address, CHEAP,
Care Planet.
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Up to Date Club Dinner.

Jasper hear that odd Moneybags
blew you off to dinner. What was
It hke2
Jumpuppe = Simply grand. The
menu embraced indigestion in at least
dozen of its subtlest forms.--Town
Topics.
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''Who are your"

"Why-er-Tm a burglar"
sob! was afrsid you were tia
plumber. Chicago American.
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To introduce remedies in this CITY, we will send
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, April 19.-Jo ohm Graham
returned Tuesday from Savanna,
where he spent the past few days on
business, as he intends moving there
this summer if satisfactory arrange
1nerts can be made.
f. I. Mathews, of this city, and AIR.
Bates, of Knoxville, have taken three
years lease of the Knoxville Reporter.
Mr. Mathews family will remain here
for the present.
w. j. steckel and H. C. Taylor left
Tuesday evening to join Mrs. Steclel,
Miss Edith and Mrs. Taylor, who pre-
coded them last month on pleasure
trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. and AIRS. d. NJ. McFadden and
son, Harry, are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. McFaddens sister, Mrs. John
Bennett of Brewster, Kan.
Philip Poe returned Wednesday from
Memphis, Mo-, where he has been
spending short time at the home of
relatives
Aliss Ella Herr, who has spent the
past winter at the Des Moines Musical
college, returned to her home in this
city Tuesday.
# Miss Eva Trew, Of Ottumwa, is
spending a short time with friends in
this city. by whom she was heartily
welcomed on her return from Ger
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Electricity and Life.

It has been demonstrated that an
animal killed by electricity may be
brought to life. An ordinary current
does not produce instant death, and if
lit We're possible to have in readiness
suitable apparatus, consciousness could
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ated blood. In a like manner, Hostel
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quality or circulation is deranged,
trouble follows. Constipation, dyspep-
''sia, liver and kidney disorders all
Spring from weak condition of the
digestive organs, which affects the
blood, and thru it the entire body. The
Bitters cures all such disorders and is
AN excellent spring tonic.