The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 25, 1907, Page SEVEN, Image 7
TERMARUIAGE BILL.
kkrohibit the Intermarriage
hIts 'and Negroes in
istrict Coliumbia. ...
ngtof, Jan. 24.-In view of
,easing number of marriages
en whites and negroes and white
mangalian- in the District of
mbia, Congressman Adam M.
, of Mississippi, has introduced a
to eradicate the evil. Mr. Byrd's
is as follows:
e It Enacted by the Senate and
se of Representatives of the Uni
tates of America in Congress as
bled:
Otion 1. That in the District of
imbia it shall be unlawful, for
person of tle Caucasian blood, or
y descendants, to intermarry
an African, commioniy .ca'4led
o, or the descendants of'an Afri
or with a Mongolian, or the de
dants of a Mongolian, and should
person, as aforesaid, violate the
isions of this Act, such mnarriage
be null and void; and the par
so 9ffendig shaH be prosecuted
falony, and, if convicted, shall
iprisoned not less than two years,
ied not less than Five Hundred
rs, or both, at the diseretion of
court.
etion 2. Any attempt to avade
statute ly marrying out of the
-iet of Columbia, and returning
it, shall be within its meaning
such marriage shall likewise be
and void, and the offending par
shall be prosecuted as aforesaid.
etion 3. That this act take ef
and be of force from its passage.
di,cussing his bill Mr. Byrd
It must be apparent to everv
that racial purity is indispensa
to our national progress. Amiga
10on 'killeth the soul' of national
e as is simplified by the effete
'ed Republics to the South of
trdestroys tie nobler attriiutes
stronger and intensifies tle
a of the weaker .race and ulti
begcts national decay. It is
indeed, that any one shoul.
illing to let the racial habili
fn which God clothed the dif
races, when ie created and lo
hem in widely separated parts
kearth,*bc preserved. This is best
the races, as well as for the
and progress of the country.
I hatred intensifies with increas
to this country at the rate ol.
ce we already have nine or tei
ns of negroes in the United
s, and since the Asiatics are
ng to our Western borders by
thousand, and since migration
all sections of the globe is pour.
and one,-quarter millions 'per
it is time for National Govern
t to take a firm stand speak out
his all important question. We
recognize that the home is the
of our cifilizaton and the mar
altar is the birth place of everY
amalgamation.
dethrone the other.
i the District of Columbia there
e been quite a number of inter
riages of the raes specially
ng white and negroes, since the
, and in some instances- Iwties
e.fled from the neighboring states
the National Capital in order to
de the state laws in this regard.
s the duty of congress to set ani ex
ple to all thle states not having a
on this subject by the immed
e passage of this bill, and thereby
ish a growing and far-reaching
il in its incipianey.
nt my Opintion there will be but
tie dlifficulty in passing, if I am
Ie to get the same repotetd from
e Comitee, and,after beCing report
if I can get, outr boss " Uncle Joe,'
10 is thle aiuthlir of all legislation,
*give me dmt olporttunity t.o call the
me up in the House. No hill .ever
comes a law except by htis direct
>proval. No man dare opposeC his
Ishes. He is the Czar.
James S. McCarthy.
eat a b)oy out of a dime and the
le will never outlaw.
SUPEJRVISOR'S OFFIoiE,
of Ulaimns Audited and Allow
turing the Quarter ending Do
comber 31, 1906.
Monroe Wicker,' sal. .. $75.00
dH. Dominiek,sal. .20.83
.Epps, sal .........27.77
.Jennings, Treas., In. 123.48
8. Mower, aunt .. . .25.00
.Shealy, ferry ......7.50.
Blrown, cons. sat .0..00
.Davenport, C; H. 39.01
P\Richardson, fer'y 15.00
Oromer, saIt.....277
eitr, corn. tar . ~..4.00
l~uy~igo',rA4b ....8.00
MN jLee'1.gQ
782 J. T. Cris,p, pen. .4.00
783 0. ,Wells, sal .6.25
784 J., P. Cannon, sal. ..6.25
785 J.. S. Ruff, ferry ..7.00
786 Scliumpert Bros., r & b ..16.50,
787 D. W. Livingston, pen. ....4.00
788 J. S. Wheeler, sal. .. ..54.16
789 W. F. Suber, Inag. sal ....9.00
790 Geo. Clark,. C. H. Exp.. ....5.00
791 lred. H. Dominiek, r & b..7.00
792 Hill & -Sligh, Co. Home ..38.14
793 J. T. Cales, pension.....A.00
794 S. K. Boukiiight, ehg. ...5.40
795 J. W. Swindler, pension ...!4.00
796 F. M. Boyd, spt. off. exp. ..29.63
797 G. S. Nolan, C. H. Exp. ..2.00
798 Werts & Sample, Chg. & jail 8.25
799 F. M. Liudsay, sal. .. ....20.83
800 0. B. Mayer, Luacy......25.00
801. J. C. Wilson,, Lunncy, etc. ..7.00
802 W. E. Pelham, Jr. Co. Phys. 10.41
803 Spearman Chalmers, eig. 25.05
804 S. S. Cunningham, mag. sal. 9.00
805 Smith Bros. Co. H1om1e .... 4.35
806 Juo. C. flaggais. sal......22.99
;0~ M. M. ItIrel.':.al. S liet 160.07
808 T. L. B. lepps, Co. Home ..37..50
809 J. Monroe Wicker, sal. ....75.00
810 Fred. 1-. Dominlick, sal. ..20.83
811 . M. Speers, oil. exp.....29.43
812E. H. Aull, adv. & prtg...25.75
813 J. L. Epps. treas. jur. & wit 595.1
813 J. L. Epps, t'reas. .jur. & wit 595.15
81.4 S. N. Henderson, ferry ..9.75
815 John Hlendersonl, mag. sal. ..9.00
816 J. 1). Quiattlebatim, com. tax 4.50
817 .1. B. Cilliai, damagcs ....25.00
818 Earhardt & Wells, jurors..1.4.00
819 Jno. A. Cromer, r & 1) ....3.00
820 L. 't. Fulmer, pension ....8.00
821 Levi Britt, peisioi .... ..8.00
822 Levi Gruber, peisioll .....8.00
823 J. M. Bowers, r & b ......6.00
824 W. A. Dunn, Lunacy ......6.00
825 A. L. Rauton, r & b .........50
826 F. M. Lindsay, sal. .. ....20.83
827 A. L. Aull, com. tax ......3.00
828 L. M. Slicers, Co. Home ..10.00
829 J. P. Cannon, sal. .. .. ..6.25
830 J. T. Crisp, pension .. ....4.00
831. S. Holt. pen-sion .. .. ....4.00
832 J. 1). Qnitlehaumn. r & 1) ..12.-12
833 G. T. Blair, . & b .. ....20.00
834 J. T. Calmes. pension .. ..4.00
835 0. W ells, sal .. .. ......6.25
836 W. W. Cromer. sal. etc. ..28.66
837 A. L. Wise, ferry.........15.00
838 F. M. loyd, supt. off. exp. 31.57
839 H. L. Shealy, ferry .. ....15.00
840 H. H. Rilkard, off. exp. .. 10.50
841 Dianiel Botkinight, ferry .... 7.50
842 G. S. Nolan, C. H. exp. ..2.00
843 Oeo. Clark, C. H. ex).......5.00
844 S. P. Hawkins. r & b ......3.50
845) D. W. Livingston, pension ..4.00
846 W. F. Lester, r & b ......12.50
847 F. M. Schuimpert, r & b ..2.50
848 G. A. Ropp, r & b ........20.00
849 C. G. Barrier & Co. chg...18.63
850 J. W. Swindler, pension... .4.00
851 G. W. Swittenberg, con tax 14.00
852 R. L. Rankin, r & b......6.00
853 D. W. Buzhardt, r & b ....10.31
854 T. L. B. Epps, Co. Home..42.25
855 J. S. Wheeler, sal. ......54.16
856 S. K. Bouknight, eig. ....14.00
857 Nathan Lindsay. r & b......3.00
858 WV. G. H-ouseal, Lunacy, etc. 27.00
859 John M. Schumpert, chg. . .25.40
860 Kibler, Dennis & Co. Jail. .3.50
861 W. E. Pelham,.Jr. Co. Phys. 10.41
862 Juo. C. (loggans, sal, etc . .26.80
863 A. C. Mills, ehig... ......8.36
864 Hunter & Saner, r & b . .221.76
865 0. WV. LeRoy, r. & b........6.25
866 B. T. Bishop, Co. Home...00
867 0. Klettner, Co. H. & chg. 58.68
868 J. L. Epps, sal. etc. ......35.66
869 L. S. Long, r & b ........3.00
870 B. A. Connelly', corn, tax ... .3.00
871 T. WX. Smith, contingent . .60.00
872 G. F. Abrams, r & b ....30.00
873 J. W. Gilliam, r & b ....17.00
874 M. D. Derriek, corn, tax . ... .7.40
875 M. A. Boozer, r & b...5.00
876 C. R. Robinson, r' & b....00
877 WV. LA. Sims, Lunacy.. . . .s.10.00
878 Sponrmaon Chalmers, ehg. . .2:3.50
879 11. P. Baker, Co. Home .... 26.55
880 .J. WV. Henderson, r&hb ....6.00
881 E. I?. Hhipp, Co. Home . ... 11.1.0
882 J. S. Pugh, com., tax...3.00
883 0. & T. E. Salter, ehg. .3.00
884 J. Monroe Wicker, cont.5.39
885 J. La. C. Davenport,. r & h. .2.50
886 E. Cabaniss, chg. .........2.20
887 J. WV. White, C. H., Jail &
-Co. Hane .. .. .. .. .. .. ..146.15
888 Gleo. D)ouglass, Lunacy . ... .10.00
B89 WV. H. L.ong, corn, tax..13.50
B90 M. M. B3uford, sal. & diet
ing...... ...... .... ....162.97
891 C. C. Davis, r & b.......27.25
892 J. S. J. Suber, ferry...11.00
893 J. M. Owvens, Post Mortem 15.00
894 The Call-Watt Co., r & b.68
895 H. C. Lake, r & b......21.60
806 Win. Jolmson, r & b, etc . . 60.87
897 Hunter & Sanel., r &*'b . .105.19
898 Newb. Hardware Co., r & b 31.25
399 B. B. Leitzsey, contingent. .48.00
100 8. N. Henderson, ferry . .. .9.75
)01 S. J. Derrick, Co. Bd. Ed. ..21.00
)02 E. Ts Richardson, ferry ... .15.00
)03 Observer Prtg. Co. Adv. &
Pritg. .... ..~.. . ...8.25
)04 Naney Tolbert, pension . ,..6.00
)05 fl.iB. Schumpert & Co. ohg.
A r # ......'..........3
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