The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-16
Call On Members Of Their Race to Pun.
 fish Raplsta.

Huntsville. oct. 15,-tspecial.)- J. The better class of negro citizens In adopted resolutions assuring their white neighbors that they stand -r for the enforcement of the laws. The resolutions were in part as follows:
 Resolved. That 1t Is the sense of this body that we deeply deplore the possibility of spirit of unfriendli- ness growing between the races occu- pying the Southern soil owing to the unrestrained liberty of the lawless ele- ments among the races
 Resolved, That this condition should not prevail. and that with the coop eration of the better element of white ville, pledge ourselves to do everything in our power to produce concord and friendly relations.
 Resolved. further That we deeply vicious. bad individuals. that this class Is too frequently guilty of the un- mentionable crime which provokes and causes bad feeling from the white race
 "Therefora, bc it resolved, That whenever a case of violence of the abominable character here iSfcrreu 10 occurs, that we will lend all possible aid in our power to bring to justice the guilty wretch.
 Be it further resolved. That we de- sire the good will and esteem of :he white race. recognizing the. fact that
 
 served by law abiding. respecting citizens: that remembering the fliend- ly relations that used to exist between our fathers and your fathers. most of whom nave passed away. we appeal now to you, their sons, the represent ative white men of the South. to sea that the abiding citizens of the negro race enjoy immunity from io- lence.
 we believe that If ail the law-abid. ing, law-respecting citizens would unite in the maintenance and enfoTce- ment of the law. that 1t would 9 ros be perity and that other than this would be ruincus to the country.
 Resolved. That we recognize and fully appreciate the fact that industry any genuine prosperity. that idleness breeds mischief and crime and there fore urged our people to make the most of the industrial openings now
 The City Council of Huntsville has reconsidereh the ordinance recently adopt d preventing the appearance here of Thomas Dixon's play. The Clans. so Tuesday night A large delegation of Huntsville people went to Decatur and saw the play last week.
 Mi.s Sarah White. aged 2i years, died of heart failure She had not been i'll and her death was a great surprise and shock to her friends. She was a sister of Messrs. Levy and killian White oi Atlanta, Vernon White of Chattanoosa will White cf Monrovia. IT Cheney White of Huntsville and Misses Sep tima and Fannie White Of Huntsville
 Mrs J. s. Glover. aged oi years died yesterday after lingering llI- ness. Her husband and two children eln vive hnr Mrs. Glover was the eiG est daughter Of T. E. Connally. former Tax Assessor.
 Government agents have begun q carIpairu in this county against the cattle tick with a view of cxtend;ns the ,.attle quarantine southwark. pr Myers of the Department or Asrlcul- ture is making farm to farm inspec lion of inc conditions in Madison Coun- ty, and the war of exterminntion has begun. Dr. r. A Carey of Auburn ad- dressed the farmers here on the SUD costs tn efa, mers of the south slS'- costs tho farmers of the South $'3,-