The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1903-07-11
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CHIPS.
AID Bradley h hustling 4srd street
improvements through IN good shape.
Il cane up for confirmation In the coun,
~ coart July 6. and I'D not meet with
any opposition Is the Union Stock
Yards and packers and horse dealers
have donated s2O. 600 or IS Of the total
assessment towards improvements
when this is completed IT win make
one OF the best streets IN the Soth
ward. II alderman bradley should de
Gle to become candidate for re-elec-
ton to the city council next spring
he vim not have much opposition for
he Is ever awake to the best interest
Of an the people Of the SOth ward
and they win want him 10 continue
to serve them in the city council
After Elder or Col D. R. wilkins
who lit out from jacksonville, III. on
a dog-trot a few years ago, F. L
Barnett. who is unable to look an
honest man straight In the eye, ReVs.
Abraham Lincoln Murray, Archibald,
james Carey. little Whisky Bin
ward, Loud-AIUuthed B. ?. MOseley.
and all the other members Of their
mineral or ung0dIy crowd failed in
sending the writer TO jail or to the
pen At Joliet Elder D. R. wilkins,
who delights in white washing jack
leg or Immoral preachers and gamb-
Iers, has the audacity to say through
the columns Of his old church organ
that @The Broad Ak is sound on all
questions touching the manhood
rights Of the Negro"
Slavery now exists in Georgia,
Mississippi and LOuisiana You
hnd Negroes working on convict
farms under the pretense that they
have wronged some white man. Does
President Roosevelt know this?-TheI
Plaindealer. Topeka. Kan
You can bet your last dollar Mr..
Plaindealer, that President Roose-
velt, and the other leaders Of the G.
o. P. are not ignorant Of the fact
that slavery exists in the states men
toned, for the dashing President. Who
declared that ''he came near being
forced to draw his pistols and blow
the heads on the Negro soldiers be
fore they would do their duty. at III
Carney. and his assistant managers
Of the G. o. P. rewarded these same
states, by giving them one extra con
gresham each for DISTINGUISHING the
Negro. and reducing him to q condi-
ton Of ebject slavery.
The Afro-American Press AssocIa-
ton which is run for the special ben
eht Of Cyrus Field Adams. who has
no love for his race unless he can
be at the head Of something. Booker
I. Washington, Old drunken Tom
Fortune annd company met at Louis
vile, KY. Last week as a side show
to the AfrO-American Council, which
never has and never win accomplish
anything which win be Of lasting ben
eft to the race, and as usual the same
old gang Of vampires and papsuekers
were reelected ofaceTs Of the Press
Association. Cyrus Field Adams who
receives two thousand dollars per year
as q clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment, washington. D. C.; william A.
Pledger, Vice-Presideut who Is a han
ger on around the White House; VII
liam h. Steward, Louisville, KY,
who is Booker 7. Washington's shou-
ter and boomsr, treasurer, ana Little
Emmet J. Scott, Booker Washington's
chief valet secretary.
Executive Committee: Tom For
tune. Chairman. J. O. Adams. n. n.
Levey, John r CliHord, H. 7. John
son and Charles Stewart
Before it adjourned It passed re.
solution indorslng President Roose-
Felt, and Old Tom Fortune who is
always half tull Of cheap fighting
whisky. declared while attempting tol
address It shat all Negro Democrats
are ours" but Old Tom is the great
est OF the biggest cur Of the whole
bunch q ours that has ever disgraced
the name Of nan Tor not many moons
asp he sold cut to the Democrats Of
New York city for three thousand
dollars.