The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-04-25
SOUNDS AL:ARM.
MARRIAGE OF WRITES AND NE.
GROEs IN THE NORTH.
lixon Sees Impending Menace to the
County in Pollution CT
Racial Life.

Ticmas Dizon, Jr. author Of TIE
C!ansnap," sands to The Columbia
Racord some clippings from New
York papers giving various details Ct
the spriggs case and that OF Mrs.
Oliver ia New YORK. The FIRST IS q
negro who @as recently convicted OF
holding white women In s.gvaFy fcr
incaoral purposes. The second case
was that Of white woman ": o waa
slapped In the tacs On atreet car bY
a negro. Since that time, as press
dispatches have shown, Mrs. Oliver
has been subjected 20 all sorts Of il-
sul5irg ana threatening letters writ
ten by negro nen end Wcmsn. Mr..
Dixon's latter t ,lloTs:
Eiitor Tns Record: Permit me tc
call your attention to the enclosed
clippings from this weeks New York
paners.
The time has come for the South tc
boldly demand the repeal OF all lsws
permitting the marrisge OF negroes tG
whites. Maine and N.b1aska hav:
placed themselves in liue with S:u5l'
srn sentiment On this issue.
The incIess'og corruption OF oul
race In the Moth By the phys;ca
contact of more than million ne
groes, is something appalling.
The revelation OF the Spriggs cass
is the foulsss blot on the civilization
OF the c>ntury. Tae real details o.
Shis trial were never printed. Toe
sa]t whispered testimony OF tnoss
1remoIing, broken girls caussa tht
Judge ami jury cgaia snd again tt
burst into tears. This negro ~as The
keeper OF four prison houses int
which young white girlS were ki3Eap
aed and he'd for yesrs In slavery TO,
o!2ck beasts to viol.5a. He will sarv@
out ele7sn yeas fer these hiaeJu!
crimes and VII ihen return % nl:
white wife and his cid life.
Beyond a cou5. tai- system CT sacre
uhit, slavery 10 negro b=stizlty is u
irvarssl In tie graf N 'r5hern ci.ies
The incres*in.: pollution OF our r&c
al Efa is earl, fxs: wncre 1t belongs
Tee open and Sha -eless przc.ice It Sc
Gal eqlai;1y With negroes by some G
our great educational leaders, th'
pandering to negro votes, and the dta
gusting propaganda Of shallow thect
lists are produc.rg these fruits.
A big buck nsg.o is collector OF IN
ternsl revenue in Naw York. HIS EN-
ploy Of a while girl stenozrapae
is a daily OH :co lesson to his race.
II Chicago, recently, public recer
tion was htld tol negroes only Wo
had married white women. SsTen6y
6vs Of these morg;el families wer
present.
The refsxt action Of negro insolenc
snd crime in the North is quickly fel
in the south. Latters tell the story a0'
innsme the mlLds Of S .utnern blacI
man.
VIII you not use your power Il
moulding the opinion Of the nation II
this vital 1ssu
Lest you may think, as has bse7
fool.saly said by my enemies, that N
Ncrk is only for personal gain. ALLOW
me to say that svsry dollar earned b.
the S uthern Amusement company Il
presenting "Tae Clansman" Ia to
South has been prom pity reinVested Il
i5s NorthaTn production.
AS q South:In writer and dranatts
I have given and an giving che bss
energies OF ray life TO preserve tn
purity OF our racs and avoid slowl
approaching bus inevitable conflict.
And I nope to have the continued
support OF my people South Of the Ms
son and Dixon Iine.
Sincerely,
THOMAS DIXON. JR