The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08

s23 fruga?i.y We asvo been inaustri-
Gus hat 2;svery made US miserable
p,;hgs TIE foueds:ion Ct sll "a
ci v;;r,asss hss been, IS rcw and eVaT
viii he fcres:ity.
FaCGALITy IS PROSPERITY
"Shos re people shat ia f'ugai and
I vii shoG you pecr(s that ia strong,
vir$ueus, wealthy a2a happy. Bat eVsry
7conle, an7vle-e u26er tbs scr, that
makes 10 tS"usht Cor sou orroH, sno
sp:ad al! shsy na&a from dsy 10 day:
Teek TO E1:S, year 20 year, is weak or
self respect, EesS n self -alianca, weak
N csrtsia lo:t5 Separations, apd last:
out no. lesss. neak il character waloh
is the suu.vaaa bocug, oG elevated olsl-
zsnsh?p. A peopls who hss nothing
but what they mike and sped 5ron
dsy 10 6s7 rs, at al times, II ths eZ-
istcrca Ct ns5l"ns. fa:lsd to receive the
protection and belsft OF ths Laws AID
f,es institutions Of their lsad. There
IS 10 people scyvha7e that vorSs har
der OF mere faithfully thsu dcss the De.
gro. Every fair minded man who works
him will besr testimony to this, but the
institution Of slavery has na1s hin 3
sperdthnft, and uutil We eradicate
tat ohiefest Of ali vices re shall never
srcuut to what ve ought 10 bs as a
producing constituent Of American
ettr:ft and graarness,
LOOK NOT ABROAD
''My people, it is useless for Us TO
cry to the White man Who are noa 8.
our doors for help, because 81 Te shall
ever set from a1y one cf theu (aehsnoe
to labor We have b ca for years receiv
ing :. our doors. There i no remedy
tcr the Ill we bear beyond the l!ni>s Of
cur prscinc.. couaty CT S:s:e. What
is the use to cry for he!r! helE! from
without when IN reslity, there is no
help fcc Us o7er tha1e LIST us, my
People, continue 70 lie in u7ijy aud
fr:zcos:ip with cur white nsish5or*;
lss % sfrve them sod use shom; Isl Us
bear with tban std fo.bear f2r then;
Jet rs naks aiE We can srd scsud IS 1t
Il: =: possible: let Us buy thcir la1is
spo get IS nuoh c: x IS We csn; let Us
save cur money and III: nole7 into rail
rc.6 stock, My people, # re o#D acE
portion Of she stocks o. sly one Of the
railroads. running into our state We
vouid ba7e fr,eZd in the railroad
coucc;E powerful enough to see that OFT
ccashes are free from Gi:h a15 stencil
We would be able 10 hsve sur coacaeN
!rse6 from the eEcasy. greasy, be
smearsd railrosd section hands sd
other lsboIing hsDds Of the railTay
system. Cos2oratioDs a-e heartless
The respaotsble portion Of our white
ciEz:cshi2 does not coma into cur
cosehes to drink sod to smoke; heacs
Sc have no v>i'e persons to see the
cond;.icn o. Gu: orsc3es who =vs ssronG
enough to dtnsrG from the railrcs:
compares shat the lav gi7as Us, tqas(
sc-onnodstions in our coaches with
tie white people.
Tho Esy 10 remedy !hese evils is to
huy railroad stock snd have voice in
the management, for they will rot shut
yca1 uo477 ont.
For every evil under the sun,
There's remedy or there is no7e.
There is one, fna It;
If sfere is none, d. not aiad it."
II have found tie remedy for aIl our
evils, sad it is frugelity.
"Ia other words, its tba willingness
snd power TO save, to save, TO sccunu
late, to buy stock in rai;roa6s By all
means; 70 EGy stock in any and al the
honest enterprises Of our Southland,
We have obeye6 fsther Abrshan's ad-
noaition to follow the avenues Of labor
sad work tGereip, but in the words Of
the prophet Hagai, We have lsbored
and have been paid, bu: We have hao
a hole in the bags" during our ezis-
tenae as American citizens.
CAN BUN A COTTON FACTORY.
81 cso Locate cotton factory in tide
vster Carolina and operate it with ne
ero hands, and make more money on
eae opp,tal invested than hss been or
can be MADE with wihte hands in the
counties Of Anderson, Richlsuo, Chcs-
Ter, GreeDvi!le, Spartsnbu'g, Cherokee,
York o. Union, and cotton factories
have always paid in the c,unt;s named.
Il Lave studied The conditions sur
rounding the fsoto:ies in upper Caro-
!ins and k1o9 :or a certainty that the
conditions for mskiDg money in cotton
:sc:oriss With negro labor in lower Car
ol:ra sre superior to those in upper
C41olina, where white labor is en-
p!oyed,
4 an not asking to displace the
vhiie labor Of the up-country With ne
gro lsr5or but want tbs mooeyed men
Of tie 8orld to know thst the caaaces
to make non5y in cotton factories With
negro labor in lower CsroiiEs and
Geo-g:s are tive to one in cur fsvo-,
Lex aDy ba6y Of men who want 20 naks
money in cotton factories, hand over
6st, call on re, srd i, they have had
sny experience in the business I'll con
vince them sbst lozer Ca7oiirs is the
place 9or them to build their factories
x12 SET rica thereby.
NO MONUMENT 70 THE NEGRO.
"Na,al.0s.eGolng. we Lave snsEered
to svsyy cal sca stood upin everg fight
sh:s n>tio2 bas neglected 10 commem-
o-a!e this fac: n me- al OF sioae.
III NsshirS,oa there Is great zig
building knoan SIS the pansioR build
jrs /: IL sirdea with acres Of pictures
aemoIrsive Of he va between t:rs
Sistes. S,!&:crs ofe@e7y department,
fyool me highest to sha lowest rank,
al. tapiotad thereon, but they a7o
nhits soldiers. Egs-y deed Of v&Ior
ean7e21sG With tie asVy IS thereon
p,z:gayed, a>d 5saGea, fGo2l tie high-
ess 70 the lowest raaE sra thereo2 cs-
s.:vtsi, butlhsy Sza white s,sIea. MaEe
tlao taa h1ai-ed aad Atty thoussld
,,n,--ss S5-veG s.. thSs wsy as s.:disTS