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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
BAD WRECK IN MEXICO.
pullman Coach Nearly Demoitsheh
and Several Persons Injured

Ell Paso, Texas, May 26--Melger d.
tails OF a serious passenger wreck on the
Mexican Central at Jimenez Yesterday
morning reached this city today but as
the reports were made only to the officials
at Mexico City few particulars can bu
learned,
The wreck occurred in the suburbs OF
Jimenez, 400 miles south of Ell PaSo, yes
terday morning at 2 o'clock The pull
man car was almost demolished and sew
eral other cars thrown off the track. II
is announced that five passengers were IN
iured. some of them seriously
Mrs. H. NJ. Boyd. recently OF Cynthi-
ana. Ky, who was en- route to ION nor
husband. who had Just accepted a posi-.
ton as operator at Jimenez, had one :
broken and was otherwise badly injured
The names Of others injured could not re
learned. The train was crowded WIN
passengers and more than dozen reeefFpo
slight bruises.
Superintendent carley OF the Pullman
company went to Jlmenez last night q
investigate the affair. but has not YET re-
ported to the local officers.
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NIL COUNTY PoPULIsTs.
Y Comfy Ticket Put out-rhe

y Cesnfy Ticket Put Out-The
Party Is Divided.
|''s'o, Texas, May 28.-After labor
~ late last night the populist ex-
~nmittee was able to make the
A announcement OF nominations
|R;t Offices.
aNesentative, DR.. p. B. Ward;
70 Forrest (who is a democrat
''.t aceept); district clerk, Ira
~ lax assessor, d. c. Wornell;
-sSIor, J. j. Connally; comm ,ssien-
n .l 8 No. 3, C. Knapp; commissioner
10 z, c. R. Ham: commissioner
10. 4 R. A. McDuff; justice Of
.s~ Precinct No. /, E. V. Smith
4 Precinct No. 1. George Traylor.
.ueeutiye committee is composed
sssaowlng gentlemen: c. r. Ham.
nlsn ]. E, Gilbraith. r. NJ. Duff,
vans, F. NJ. Arnold, DR.. e. 3.
? y. Camel, George Traylor,
y G, Wornell. secretary. The
81 y empowered to go on a still
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The GreenviIic rifles.

Greenville, Texas, May 26.--The Green
vile Rifles returned yesterday afternoon
from Paris, where they attended the street
fair and carnival as guests OF the enter
prislng people OF that city. The rifles were
the senior military company In attend
ance and were given the post OF honor
at the head in all parades aud drills. In
the sham battle yesterday morning they
were pitted against three companies
Bonham, Texarkana and Paris--an1 de-
Tended their position with consummate
skill and bravery against force more
than double their own. The boys are I'M
stinted in their praise of the kind and
courteous treatment accorded them by
the entire citizenship OF Paris. and all
pronounce. the street fair decided sue
cess.
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Dickinson Dots.

Dickinson. Texas, May 2s,-T'he Ma
sonic guild of Galveston are having their
annual picnic here today.
Some six weeks ago convention as
sembled at Alta Iona, consisting of some
thirty eight delegates, and nominated MIR.
T. +. Lowry of Alta Iona for commits
sioner Of the mainland. Yesterday ten
citizens from Texas City, LamorQue and
Hitchcock met here and after formulating
a platform proceeded to nominate MIR. s. c.
Pomeroy of Hitchcock FOR comm ssion-
er Both were supposed TO be non bipartisan
conventions.
For the first time in long while this
section is dry enough to permit farm
work, and our farmers are very busy.
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WIN visit the Exposition.

Crowley, La, May 26.-ReY PERCY ~
Kpickerbocker. pastor Of the South Meth
odist church. has been granted three
months vacation by his congregation. ne
leaves on the 2sth instant for an extended
III, on the continent. taking in the Paris
fair The Holy Land, Rome and other his
torlc places OF interest. 80.
prof. NJ l.. McCaiue, principal OF tns
Crowley public school, has left on trip
10 the Paris fair
There are Others who are preparing ana
viii leave in the course OF the next thirty
days. 80, -
The FIRST weekday game OF oail Wa
=, Proussard and the Crowley nine re-
sulting in the fourth victory for crowle,
this season against no defeat Tue zcor'
was 10 10 8.
Talk Of canal legislation has about SUD
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,.oodvilIc court Noise.

Woodville, Texas, May 25.--The grand
jury, which was emPaneled last Monday,
completed its labors Thursday evening, re-
turning in all eleven blls-ten INSIDE
meanors and one felony. There will be no
cases tried at this session except those
by argument and non-jury cases. tho
regular jury having heen discharged last
Monday on a petition presented 10 the
court stating that the farmers were be-
hind with their work owing to the en-
cessive rains,
At the last meeting OF the commission
ers court local option elecpon was
ordered for the I'd day Of Junf So far
there has bsen little iaterest manifested
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nigh Prices for penches.
To the EDITOR OF The POST

Arp, Texas, May 2S,-Perhaps some
of your readers would like 20 know
what can be done along the Inter
national and Great i Northern railroad,
On the l9th sent elk packages of Snsed's
early peaches TO ST. l4ouis suonpany. Tn
the 21st they we're soid alt 81 per- package,
Today received 1885 net proceeds. How
IS that for hard times and poor eand
ridge? We are laying by corn. Cotton
has good stand and MOSTLY chopped out.
Tomatoes are almost ready 10 move. Can
taloples are fine and will have peache'
from now TIL October Respectfully,
tT1t w. J. Allen.
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hunt and an rapidly - they can and pop
uliss to al out the balance OF the
ticket. There was much opposition to
nominations. az many thought It a forlorn
hope and an outlay OF expense to no profit
to the candidates or 10 the party.
The populistA are still divided on the
National ticket and although a resolution
was adopted to abide BY the actions Of
the State committee in the matter there
is little likelihood OF their living UP to It.
1t 10 quits evident that when the election
is over there will be seen to be very few
populists left In Hill county.
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DE WITT COUNTY.
All the Administration OfHciats Jar
~ t,e Instructions.

All the AdmI nIs ira tlOn UtVCIHfN W.T.
ry the Instructions.
Cuero, Texas. May 26.-Returns from
the democratic primaries held at the fol-
lowing boxes in this county show thar
three Cuero boxes. Yoakum, Yorktown
Thomaston and Arneclxvllle. the six lars-
est boxes in the county Instruct for the
present Sta:e administration Storey Tor
railroad commissioner. Williams and
Gaines for the supreme court. peasants
and Gill for the court of civil appeals Fi!st
district Kleberg for congress, Bailey LOT
senator John NJ, Green for representative
Finley carried all The boxes except one ua-
instructed; Storey all but foalsun. Hen
derson. for court of criminal Appeals
carries four and one uninstructed. York
town and Arneckville went for j. NJ. Hur'.
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FALLS COUNTY.
j. j. swami Nominated for Senator
and Tom Connolly for Legislature.


Marlin, Texas, May 26.--The democratic
convention of the Eleventh senatorial dis
trict met today, in Marlin. Every county
in the district was represented. Hon. ".
S. Baker was elected chairman Governor
Sayers was Endorsed. also w. j. Bryan
for president,
Hon. B. H Rice, in a beautiful speech,
placed ]. J. Swami Of Falls county in
nomination. = IMcAnally of Milan and
Stribling of McLennan seconded swann's
nomination He was unanimously nom
mated Mr. Swami accepted in short
speech.
The Seventy second representative con-
vsntion was held here today, Hon Oscar
McAnally of Milan county chairman. ON
Conolly of Marlin was placed in nomina-
tion by W. w. Chambers Of Milan He
was unanimously nominated. Connolly ac-
cepted in neat and appropriate speech
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sublime primaries.

Sublime. Texas. May 2s.--The democrat
ic precinct convention at Sublime was held
this morning at 10 a. m. W. J. Bryan was
Endorsed for president Delegates we're
instructed to vote for Judges Plcasants
and Gill for judges OF the court OF civil
appeals OF the First supreme judicial dis
trict: Judge Kennon, district Judge, TWEEN
ty-ffh district; ]. P. Ellis. district attor-
ney, Twenty-fifth district; Dr.. j. r.. Clark,
representative Tenth congressional district;
Judge d. A. Paulus, senator OF tho Egh-
teenth senatorial district; Mr.. Mcknight
for fioater
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SING CONTESTS.
finley and Love and Storey
tsfik LxcIlIdt
|ullAs CARRIED BY CURTIS
49, FORMER ana Love the
1000 Eouse Crowd In
nj, Knocked out.

n, cspters in tho contests be-
"A and Love for comptroller
I'd Curtis for railroad com
..,.rday added the following to
,..,veetions: Dallas county 20.
\ ,ls.rty 8, Uvalde 2. making 40.
So rim 222 instructed votes.
'.,.. Dewitt county s, Kenda !
Brazos 6, in all IS. giving
|su d 's7. nu....
Coleman 8, Liberty 3, or SO
N brings his total up to 24s'
"a DALLAS %, Uvalde . and Ken
Mag his instructed vote 2ss.
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a,chmond,s PrImury Held,

Richmond, Texas. May 2s.-Precinrt NO.
held its primary today and selected q
delegation to the county convention. which
,s called for the 29th. The delegation was
,nstruo,ed to vote for ]. 5. McEdchin tor
dIstrict Judge and to adopt the unit RUE
AZ To ali other candidates. DUN dele
CATION was selected.
Hon. Joe Dun. candidate for CONGRESS
came in last night via the soutnern 80 -
Mas here host Of personal friends from
hnvhnod
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THE DEATH ROLL.
peath of coionei II. n. Greenwood

Palestine, Texas, May 26--Colonei
Thomas b. Greenwood, aged % years,
month ana 13 days. one OF Paiestine's old
eat and most prominent citizens, died yes
terday morning Mr.. Greenwood practiced
law here for number OF years. He IS
one OF Pat sstlne's pioneer citizsns. ano'
while his demise was anticipated, the an
nonncen.ent OF his death this morning was
shock TO all. He was for several years
a prominent lawyer and a member Of the
Palestine bar.
Judge Lipscomb adjourned cour, yester-
aay ana today IN respect 70 Colonel Green
wood. The Palestine bar held called
yassting this morning In the district eour'
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Alvin want. a Convention.

Alvin. Texas. May 2e.-Irhe Business
League has inaugurated movement to
secure the democratic senatorial conven-
tion for the Seventeenth district at Alvin.
va-ous county chairmen and as no other
city so far is contesting for the honor IL
Is believed that Alvin can capture 1t with
little effort ALVIN is centrally located in
the district, has splendid train service,
good hall and good hotels and would prove
an excellent place for the convention.
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cApIrAL NOTES.

The Fort Worth and Rio Grande railroad
TODAY psid the comptroller 5000 tax on
320 O96 gross passenger earnings for the
quarter ending March 81.
The Sugar Land railroad paid IL cents
tax on s1t earnings for the same period
The insurance Commissioner today grant
ed a permit to do business In the Siats
to the Indemnity Fira Insurance company
OF New York
Governor Sayers today recelved informa.
tion that Oliver Woodland. who escaped
May l6 from the Navarro county jail
whore he was serving a fourteen-yeal
sentence for murder. has been captured u
Tyler county.
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,,r,c,cd for Finley.

Huntsville, Texas. May 26.--The follow
ing resolution was adopted by the walker
county convention
Resolved, by the democrats OF walker
county in convention assembled, That, IN
instructlng our delegates TO the state
convention for the Hon. Il. W. Finley Tor
comptroller, we remember him as resi-
dent amongst us. and are glad to give hsn
unsolicited this testimonial OF our appre-
citation OF him as msn and democrat
and specially commend and approve his at
tentlon to his duties as romptroiier'
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MUSINGS. mock soId.

Orange Texas, May 2s.--one Of the
mos. Important transfers rnabe here for
.omattme vas consumnssted today, Alex
Gilmer selling TO George b. Holland the
cI,rer business block on FronS street.
which includes Edwards sslocp, baler
ssloon and restaurant. curas' stationery
.,,,rs and ths ground on which 9oreee
arur store = iooaHed. ThdA y one
~ bcss busnsss biocn n M skr
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GnndnInnc cnnnfr.

seguiD Texas. May 26-seguin primary
Endorsed sayers' administration, instruct
ed for Finley, Storey and all state officers.
Greenwood for the legislature. Henderson
for criminal appeals judge James for
chief justice civil appeals.
A resolution was adopted to make civil
libel reform plank IN the next state plat
form, also a resolution against holding ju-
dicial conventions. Rudolph Kleberg was
Endorsed for congress-
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Archer County.

Archer City, Texas, May 26.-The demo
cratic convention of this county instructed
for the following candidates: For comp
troller. R. w. Finley RAILROAD commits
sioner, Storey; for Judge civil app ais,
Henderson, for senator Twenty ninth sen
atcria district, r. c. Smythe; for repre-
sentative One Hundred and Fourth dis-
trict T. ]. Day.
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yictnrin Comfy.

Victoria, Texas, May 26.-The den-
ocrauc county convention met here today
as per call of the county chairman. The
primary vote of Friday, May is, was
polled, showing no change from the pre-.
vious report. Delegates we're appointed
to the different conventions. resolution
fayoring the Inauguration of a good citi-
zens club in local politics was adopted.
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,roREy's FIGURES.

.aox the Austin Managers
ss,med the Following.
:, the storey headquarters at
n =, AT the following circular:
\, that the public may not be mis-
Elements Of other candidates for
|, commissioner that they have
|...,acted votes than all other can
.,mbIped." the following is given
|.,,sct list of the counties that have
E.,riss. and the candidate for wnon
.,ueted.
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wharton County.

Wharton, Texas. May 26.-The demo-
cratic precinct convention conyenes in
Wharton at o'clock p, m. today for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
county convention, called by Hon. l. ~.
Dennis to meet in Wharton, June 2, 1900.
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San Felipe, Texas, May 25.-san Felipe
school closed a nine months term today.
Mr.. w. L. Gray, Miss Lula Gray and
Miss Jewel Beiner lsft yesterday as vis
itors to the commencement exercises at
GEORGETOWN.
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Murdercdi n Hin FieId.

Bryan. Texas. May 25.-Sheriff Mum
received a telephone message this morn
ing from Edge, in the northern end OF
this county. 10 come ut once and bring
his dogs. negro named Ponp Tramel
was found dead In his field where he had
been shot down while at work.
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cnpid nj ciebur,.ne.

cleburne. Texas, May 25.-Married, May
"a, Miss Annie o. Lilos and Mr. ife Cart
wright.
Captain S. NJ. Cunningham aud bride
came in yesterday They were met at
the train by the Drew Rifles N full dress
uniform under command of First Sergeant
Price.
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room ana resolutions OF respect were
adopted. and It was decided to attend che
funeral in q body,
The remains Of Colonel dreenwood wera
laid 10 rest in East Hill cemetery this
morning at 1870 o'clock.
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Coleman cnnntr.

Santa Anna, Texas. May 26.-congress-
man, Lanham; comptroller, Loves railroad
commissioner, Curtis; representative, Me-
Lellan county judge, b. F. Rose; sheriff
Robert Coodfelow.
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cHARrERs FILED.

The following charters we're hied by tho
secretary OF state tocay'
The Texarlxana Lumber company OF Tex
arkaua. Texas; capital stock $4,000.
The Bass Brothers Drug company OF
Abilene. Texas. capital stock s5o,oOO.
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seyder. N. Dobbs and DR.. ] NJ. watkins.
Alternates r. II. Mccormick, r. Hodges
Or. w. r. Gaedkc, A. Mitchell and w. @.
Baker. Delegates 20 uninstructcd.
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FREE TREATMENT.

M, me merits OF our remedies we
cA1ts mail a Ave days treatment.
n eav'ce. free OF charge, on re-
n.s TO pay postage and expense.
"a MAJ treatment today Address
~ DRUG CO.. ITO Court street
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sided. Public sentiment lie opposed ID any
legislation in that direction and the general
impression is that mono win be paused. at
least ut present
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Coleman. Texas. Nav 26.--The follow1nr

carried primaries In this county yesterday:
Bailey, Savers, Browning, Smith, Rogan.
Robbins, Love, Kendall Storey, Gaines,
Williams. Henderson. Fisher and Lanham
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DALLAS COUNTY.
Curtis Beats storey-In Doubt ne
tween Finley md Love.

Curtis Beats storey-In Doubt me-
tween Finley and Love.
Dallas. Texas, May 26.--The most exclt-
ing democratic primary election held in
Texas during the current campaign was
awenty-three votes OF the county were de-
sired in a number of State contests and
the fight for the profitable county offices
was a hard one. More than 10000 votes
were cast in the county, at least one half
OF the number being cast in the thirteen
boxes OF this city.
A remarkable incident OF the election in
the ct,y was that from 500 to 1000 former
gold standard democrats and republicans
voted In the primaries notwithstanding
the ballot had the following iron-clad test
in bold type at its head:
| am a democrat and will support all
nominees Of the democratic party aud
the democratic platforms. National.
State and county.
The vote will not all be counted before
morning, but enough is known to show
that Curtis defeats Storey for State rail-
way commissioner; Henderson beats Hurt
for State court of criminal appeals; Flu
ley seems to have the chances over Love
for state comptroller. Congressman
Burke carriesh is own county, but his or
ponent, Hon. M. II Gossett of Kaufman,
has vote sufficiently large to Justify him
In still claiming a large lead on the pop
ular vote in the district when the only
other county 10 hold its primaries (Kauf-
NAM lis on June o.
In county races 1t looks as IL
j. Roll Johnson has been elected sheriff
Frank Shanks, county clerk; Hatton
w. summers county attorney ]. f. Turner
~
and Curtis Hancock are probably the nom
inees for the legislature
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.,..'''.''' ..'.'.'.'
showing county held primaries on
Y out has not as yet been heard
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Dallas, Texas, May 2s.--several Of tn,

county contests are close. A feature of
the primary was the wipng out of what Is
known as the court house ring Nearly
every man in the court house WAC was
candidate was defeated. Curtis for rail-
road commissioner carried the county by
a decisive majority. Love for comptroller
defeated Finley, though his majority S
not as large as that of Curtis. TIE ra .
is close between Hurt and Henderson Tor
court of criminal appeals, Hurt has
probably won. The primaries passed off
very quietly and no disorder was re-
ported anywhere.
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counties have held prl-
isd the delegations are uninstruct-
I've have assurances that they ara
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08

hundred and twenty thousand negro
voters. In their desperation they turn
20 Butler and ask I'm to save them.
Save us ard you shall have the Offices
Save Us and YOU shah have the polLti-
cal power o. the State. Save US Save
20 It's our negro voters. And Butler
agrees For the sake o, the offices,
for the sake OF the power. he will turn
against the supremacy O. The white
mar and VIII asivocaxe the retention
o. the negro cohorts. That IS the sum
Of the whole matter.
Butler becomes ore advocate a.
negro suffrage, opposes the amend
-nent which is Intended 20 limit negro
suffrage, for the offices-for the politi-
Cal power tina. the Republican leaders
offer him. And SO did the scaliawags
OF 1868. Truly Butler and his associ-
aoes are the ScaliawagS OF 1900, To
what depths has he not descended,
And he processes to ask his Populst
friends and adherents 20 become par
tes to this crime against the white
civilization OF North Carolina The
! first CRIME against white civilization
was when reg gro suffrage was :naugu-
rated by the scalIawags when General
Can oy was sat-ap and his bayonets
! cleaned throughout the State. The
second crime against white civilization
| is this bargain by Butler and his asso-
ciates to vote down the amendment
and maintain. continue, make perpet-
ul suffrage in consideration OF Office
i The scaliaAags Of 1868 started the
! business. and the st<lllawags G. 1860
propose to foster and fix it on the State
forever Any! in both cases the office
Was the consideration. Love Of pow
er, hope OF office, how tiospicable that
such influences should control the ac-
| ton OF white men in determining a
matter OF such vital Importance 10 the
white people of North Carolina
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Pritchard's Reconstruction Reso!u
ton.
News and Observer.

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tl,-oo..a,,o.a .lf,.,,, ,,-;tt, E,aI1..e, $50
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tho ,~.,,,5;,+;a,, l,,se4a 49,, 80,
nont ho cor;,,, ,,~. tbn r.ora.-,,,v ~
= sena+or;at roo.,l,,:an T,a 1ae,t viii
ra * f,,+;1, ac no 60 u;- thro,t ~
L>aa..ro, h5,-ono1., ;r,,.,,<,.,s.,,1 Tho Do~,,o-
cratic m,;o~;+-. ~ .4.on. ~ b.ra
Tho I1r:.oI &C., c,., ,,a1, -
afr,;,>. t,,s4 nr,~l.orr.. +h;e CT. orl,
,yiu stranot5oo ovorv uo-thv .;+izan
Of i, in hi, DIFFERENTIATION, 4o ho rid of
NJ pr,4.;,,,.d ,,.3 +ho lo or NJ
pritf hara,s nar+v
Ev ono c1av. -, ~. constituents, NJ
pritcl,,rd .+,rde ,r +,,r.1, ,e ran no
dac;rad Win roe-qr rd - Tho whites
even nf ,he Re,rhli,.4n fa:tb ard or,lo-
ha i rafho, 1,l.ay.,,,n r,n vnen i
comes IN tho necr, ni1 n.,,novr;c ano
bic diereea,-li - fs,+. l,.,u- no honnds
H., ,5..,i,ras u.,+, !, .,lomnj+v ,.fttine
tho n.casi,n -a,, tho negroes have
.revor ,c+o, cff.,.;,.o,,. tou,,r5 the