The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-06

Frsd Douglass; a Lynch, Lyon, =
W1ige, Cheasham or huaorcGs Of
ether abe colo1ed leaders that We
kuog; Lad he considered the welfare o.
tbs President or his racs, he you'd
have ooridsltially esi3 to the Presl-
CeEt: I sppcsasate this great honor,
irs might l. nos be misunaeTatooG ald
fame tLs dying p.eiudices s5a enbsrs
u sectional filing thst We ere t:y1ng
tc egsigguish7 Had he done tits it
wcu:o ha7e c:en triumph IN diploma
cy aid tie astuse an2 quick pcIceIFlng
President would have t&ken the hint.
Bus tie greatest harm tast nay re-
suls from this inpolisio AID uaoip.o-
matte incident is the aouse Of the
No1thern press and Northern people
Ct tie South. It is not eincere nor Is
it consistent. The prejudice in the
North is more malignant and sp!tefui
than it is il the Soush. The South hss
: csuse and g-ie7aEce; the North hss
20 cause or grievance; and yet lts pre-
judics ID greater IN proportion than it is
South. l. is pretty hsgd thing for q
man to be forced under ordinary condl-
tions to accept man as his e@4sl, II 8
lsster Of century, who had bse2 hls
sla7e for two centuries, and the Nortn
refuses to Go it, outside Of few col
Iegs dinners, ehere the colored man
was never his slave. The Rev. Heh
man, at Bsyn MaRr, the Methodist
psesehsr, vho cfsred the resolution IN
the preaeher's meeting on Mondsy,
commencing the President, crested a
revolution in Br!n MaEF, Decause
house belonging to him was rs0ted to 3
colcrsd minietsr Of the same persua
sion and used every means. eccleslastl
cal and legal, until he vas ejecsed::
The young man was as gentlemaniy ana
IS thoroughly educa'ed aS Dir. Wash,
isston. Bishop Potter, our good snc
worthy prslste, has many coioreo
priests ef his denomination here IN the
North, and yet be does not set the ex
ample by ha7iEg them 60 cslebrats At
RoIy Trinity ard other Episcopal TEN
pies here in tie North, or Invite them to
sit ind:scriminsssly at the Lords tssie
to teach the South the fashe1hood OF
God and the brotherhood Of man.
Bishop Holly, Of Rsyti, one CT the
most learned ard scholarly negroes IN
the world, who comes here periodically,
is ignored snd allowed to board IN
colored boarding house in Brooklyn,
Instead of being the guest during his
stay at some Of tie white parishes. The
white newspapers, such as the Phila'
dslphia Record, the New York Journal,
the North American and other papers
who rieioule the Journals Of the Soutn,
will not employ colorsd man upon thsE
stafs or in any other important plaoe
in their Offices, be they ever 80 GO npe
tent. The white business houses OF
the North, the factories and industrial
plants, vii! not employ colorGd men OF
women in any Of their departments
ABOVE the menial, and yet they rail al
the South, where slaVsry existed Soc
Two hundred years, f6r fighting political
and social equality. The Noruh IS ra'
spopsibie for it all; let il stop It's by
pocfisy, give pracsica! Lessons OF It's
good Intentions and not begin at the
White House. If sectional prejadicss
be sgain irasmed sad bloodshed be tie
outcome AID Warrington is spoeaisd
to, the negro will bs LET'S to light !: out
alone and behind the barrioads Of State
rights. Tie Defender is the friend OF
she President and Of Booker 7. WASH
icg,oa. We want 10 see tbs one sac
csed sid re elected to the Presidency,
and the other to continue his great
Hork IS an industrial educator at fus-
kesee, aid No hope that our Soucharn
:r.ends viii net misuEGers!sGd the
Prsaiaent and overlurn the good feel
ing nov a2parens, but that they viii
trust to hl5 gooo judgment ard eqult-
a3.e treatment OF all the people aiAka.
W. endorse III, temperate sentiment as
cxpres,ed u the llmzg-Dsmc Graz, Of
NeW Oiicaua, printed in the Pnliadei-
ph;a R5aord G: Mozasy lasr, and hope
u2E tnas the storm has exhausted Itself
ard tie era o. good feeling De rs-ests5-
lishsd. Ths ILeiden5 Tas unfortunate
and rsgrcttsole.
E5iscr Of tie Defender,
Z. G. G. AstWood.