The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-22

Roastsl fhas 10 neA9pA per sVo. d
for largo headlines. s,trac.sS at
,eutiou like iire. Oriticises would
ont do. The reporter must have
word that burns or scorohes. There
!, good deal OF this roasting going
On. The governor roastS the yankees
who como p-S:=g around. Or. Park
Aurst end Broughton roast the gov
,ernor and the negro preacher, Lamp
ikius, roasts PaSkhufst. Il looks like
everybody and everything has TO prey
on something. Tho eagle catches the
hawk; the hawk cstohes the chicken
and the chicken gobbles up the worms
and the bugs. Everyboay and every.
thing is in CONSTANT peril aud it is
we'll we DONE know 1t. for it would
make US very miserable. The people
Of Galveston ord Jacksonville eseap-
ed the worst afflictions-the decad
storm and fire--tho agony of fear and
apprehension. What a noble aud gem
crous deea it was FOR Galveston TO do
to give si;Hso 10 Jacksonville.
What q reaeemiDg trait in odg uorth-
crn cities to give help TO the southern
sufferers. II &hink I ssfh;Ek more oe.
them chan u think do. There is
still power df.good in human. nature
ever ywhere aHa I reckon sjhat Ogden
& Co. had good intentions when shey
care down to inspect ue. The trou-
BILE with those people jis that they
think they know more dbout us than
we know ourselves and are surprised
when they ind US g civilized and
respectable people. IDr. Parkhurst
admitted shat he had never been south
before. They know less about us
than they do about dhc French or the
Germans or the Chinese, and they
know nothing abouSsthe negro. One
Of them remarked: s.These epeguros
seem 10 be quite kappy. lthcar them
laughiogsquite Eaerrily at the dapo. i
had supposed chat they were very
miserable indeed" +,
New, DR.. rat1hurst says that we
Aate che negre@dd say 80, but the
aervhera man ,pretends to love him
az. lies abost,i.. The DR.. is mis-
taken. We do not hate the negro.
We hate the ,gnean ones, whom the
north has eoataminated hut there are
asss 'df'shem in every community whom
wehsve respect FOR andsaho ore good ).
aseful, iaw-a6iding citizens. We can
pick out SCORES in our town pho5 are
escful and ,;saas.r;oasS aud pay re- :
speot to there spectacle white people.
For .mary.pf these we have more re-
gard than rforiPatiBahks and all His
sort. Patsbreaks into jaila1d breaks
cut. Pat ibreke into the ohaipgang
aud I we6t down to see the prison.
sommissiooaand begged him out aud
for his wife's, sake and paid hia-Way..
home andshe' has been in Jail or the
salsboose' otstAe chaingang ever since,
and yet'his poor wife sticks TO him
anu follows lilim with her little. chill;
area when sl.s nuns. away. They are
hid cut somewhere now aud nobody
cares f6r.theal sd Oh, ,.the boads- s---the
ehaips of matrimony that tie poor,
pitiful. ,pleadiag woman to such maa'
as that. s.S
Yes, there ave many: better negroes
in this eommdnity. than some of the
wkite felix's. q ( had rather depend
upon them in SINE Of :.roubie. my
daughter sonld,t-nst her. two little
children w:hh s.her servant, Clarissy.
as willingly aa taith most any White.
womaa ssho could ss,s;re. ( Clarissy is
kind, watchfall and affectionateS aud
the children love her. She, is . good
servant and y.ou will Msfnd such iu al
most every family that ia able to hire
one. AID such aegroesare coptentea
and have the comforts of life in their
homes. "A good negro wall give the
sidewalk to q man whom he respects