The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1912-10-26

gentlemen make up their minds that
they want to eonsort with her.
As before mentioned this nsmeless
little alderman who never did look good
to us does not possess sense enough to
know that he was slapping at a Dem
oeratie city administration.
This little upstart closes his resolu-
ton in the following whining manner:
'Resolved, That all law-abiding and
deeeney, loving citizens be and they
are hereby earnestly urged to rally to
the support Of the aforesaid White girl
in order that Justice may be done"
Rats and hogwash!
Right at this point, we wish to as
sure Mrs. Cameron, that there are sew
eral million Afro-Amerieans in this
country, who are willing to aid her
financially and every other way and see
to it; that her daughter, receives jus
tiee. At the same time we feel that
she and her Democratic aldermanic
champion in the city council, should be
willing to assist the Afro-Amerieans,
to prevent White gentlemen in the
Southern states and other sections of
the country; from Outraging and de-
bauching innocent young Colored girls
and starting them on the road to shame
and degradation and it might be well
for her and her little Alde-manie friend
to assist in the movement to punish
Frank Chaplin, White gentleman, who
recently eriminally assaulted Matte Ne
Farren, a IL year old Colored girl, in
the tubereular department of the
county hospital and was Just in the act
of railroading her out Of the state in
order to cover up his crime; when
Judge NJ. W. Pinekney, of the Juvenile
Court called a halt.
Both the parents of this young Col
ored girl who was born in Mississippi,
are dead and the true or the sham re-
formers and so-eslled high moralists,
are not shedding any tears, that are
perceptible over her sad plight.
On Wednesday evening many of the
most representative AfroJAmeriean cit.
liens met at the Appomattox Club, 3441
Wabash avenue, for the express pur
pose of giving Jack johnson a chance
to appear before those who had beer
invited to be present, he receiving ar
invitation to come and set forth hi,
side of the case, that is did he really
say that "he could get any white
woman in Chicago with his money"
Shortly after Q O'Clock he walked
into the parlors of the club, he was MOI
warmly received by those whom h
faced, he was hardly seated befor,
Chairman B. F. Moseley stated the OBJ
jet Of the meeting, then he called JaeI
johnson and wanted to know IL he de
sired to express himself in relation Il
the statement he declared that he woult
like to do 80 and then and there il
the presence Of all the reporters 70
the daily press he emphstieaIly and IN
Iqaslihedly denied that he had ever CAV,
expression to the statement that "h'
could buy with his money or get an.
White woman he wanted or making An,
ssatement at that time rsaeeting upoi
the wOnankOod Of any raee.
That, that base-faeed he was manu-
featured ont Of whole cloth By SON
Of the daily newspapers in this city 70
ne sole purpose Of stirring up rae
ptsjadiee between the taees in Chiekk
ana uhsettlf6g tie friendly relation
heEstOfors sxistine between than
The following Is his ststsmsnt sum
ned up IA 4 nut Shen.
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j foss to aktkst Nfth hsr cotton. IL