The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-15
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i Editor TllsInteii iigesfeers Ia We'd
nes4hy nloFping's Issue Of yoiir good
Paper. there npE Eeaeed.s Columbia. dat
line, article giving in part sermon de-
liyered by Fey. G. r. .Burts, y. ID, nag
\ tor OF the Columbia First BAPTIST
elHrci.as As Mr.. 5s3Hrts is,a former An
defson county man, the article attract.
ed considerable local interest. Mr.
/ Burts, IN HIS sermon, referred to the
bill introduced in the legislature by
Representative Fortner: and vigorous.
ly advocated by Gov. Blease which
deprive the negro of training Ia
schools by white teacheEas In part. Str.
Burts said:
''The southern. 6eopIe are the hest
| fitted to help the negro 10 a hfgiier
life. II is their duty to save him
have him in trained mind and an up
right Hfes'.. ti:.,... $500 q y. u.
# sbir. Bnrts says we send missionaries
10 ;Africaftp teach the negro and that
we shOHld not deny him these bless
ings here at home. In other words,
the Columbia miaister Is In fave. Of
white women and white men teaching
in negro. set0oIs, which Is nothing
more nor less than advocating social
equality and which, if permitted, viii;
ia time. lead 70 the social intefming-
ling OF the races. God almighty new
er intended that the two, races mix,
tbut q. majority of the white-livered
Yankees assisted by q few of our
southerners. are. trying 20; bring about
conditions by which the negro will not
only be the social equal of the whitesg
but viii take ehargeaof the govern
ment machinery.
| But matters are drawing nearer and
neaEsf to show down ''-Awheth a
wElte man or negroes are going to-
control America and wiiethnr each
race viii be kept separate and dfs3
ltfnct--of IL the United Fstdtes shall he
| come O nation 0femulesf{Rgersa e s.
3, The eTdaHeipation or the negroes
I 1 vas not Uceasiuned by an outiJursE Of
Christian ilaIithropy ON the part i5F
the north. Not a bat CT it; The npftiiS
Tern men were the first slaveSoWneEs,
and Iys:!e. =; The a
you-well, but he piRed and died In the
| cold wintaFs, so his, nnPtiIefgi anasteI
sold MIN fn, the southern = man, who
foundsthe negro exactly suited to the
southern farm work. s.5. .as. :, 4, rs
The south was sparsely settled and
the land held Ia large bodies. :eWith
slave labor the southern planter be-
fgan to- grow rich by leaps and bounds.
The north soon became jeaIous--aIJd
then was the first tinin thas the reiig-
ious .szfs
ed its afst attack of pity for the, big.
fat pQssnIn eating negro dpwn on theI
sunthern fafTns. y. The growing fich-3
ness OF the aouths threatened the COM
mefCiai domination OF the north. ana,
a wall went ilip fnfl the MhesafinT aafi
the negro Balves- not that the average
northefnsFs cared a sghoop An. sHades
for the African, buS saw in enhancing
tion q death blow 20 southern progress
and prosperity. Without slgSe Iaild.s
they 6rgned that the southern farIhdri
would be pll an, OF his TO becopie
rich and that ASA IiatJif / eonseduende
! the north wnMsa,afill hnId co.nmeYciAf
| isuprsn8cy As she, had a6aie IN IA Iyass
This sentiment being adyouategf 7iS.
tile money interests, gave the oJpofl
ttunitS for that class Off hriinantfyl
whose sole happiness consists In ss, S
tations It iaEaatt hers Very little STIsht
the shnbiett may be jliste so they can.
The church always supplies astroiig.
contingent TOR each arm. sofs agitatiah.a
stalking brai storms for TeiIgioli,1
and haafliel e Tor faitIs this class Of
!, : ;;sstt11f sss-ls.
and peace loving Nazarene lloIylad On
the traits until their IiaEnnab1e g,as,ls
/ was re ysarded BY wa among brntli-i
ers that ell aiEh wrecked 4 prosper
ous con tine & dre rehelfed niirs fair iand.
with tnes blood or hsf bTaVasf sons.
both north and south and sent sorrow.
pain unu anguish INTO livery Nook ana
corner of North Arnetse On a ti1otis
sand bloody battleheias las fathara
and sons, torn saa4a slsi btr, ssffot.
and sheil- 8pinI dsiis fiSeis ! n;
tityes as q saeffIfs 10 Il foafsa biR3If.1
AndS helf.horn SELF ielsne q 8S q
On battleseids aiiy coyetedl
wit gore the war demon finaIly. Re-, q
"a AFTER q fotif years. feast sspoil 5tIsA
heart bfood saf dur dearest. hrayest
and best. Tire sfsgfo was Rrees-cstslS1f:
MANNED and ifepOFel7shssa sslt tfrsiNiI
soldiers eFep acls k6Ille rs ekini
anew the: stsit le for e lstence g Is
F: 8: la.ff.ssiy unneces safy erocodiia tears;
have: been shed over the condition 81
the negro the day he " as saet n but
nona for the crushed and Iflpoysr5
isRsd southern soldier ~ Ao Hent{ sot,
bGtsie a rich man. and eayna aSacist
broken In health and 4 paaFer to soot
When people really try to make efaniS
lhypocritical fools out cf tlsenasei YES,
they generally turn out a alslFsts class;
Job e 8, e
lille those q lleged pioua New Esg-
lana stiahs were NJ over the
ess condition cf the poor eiltait-
'eapated negro slaves. these same
teons were ata4 4isig light : ssSsssss'
& working with him ali day aud
Gum hilnt AZ ID 4 ! - lliss-
|essg 2 nlsa ~ ded St.ze Die apsB had