The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 07, 1899, Image 1
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ESABLISHED 1865. NEWBERR1Y, S. C., FIDAY, JULY 7, 1899.T
L__ XW4AEJ{~.( S, Cs ,011DY JIY 418O
TO SOLVE THE
NEGRO PROBLEM.
U%1l'T. .011N -1,. IV xi .l m HUmm(ESTs
E AlIURATION TO kUlIA.
W ant4 it S1,0,000(0 Apprpriatilon-Capt. I
Wailer i Aoxmlois top Lead his Pleo
1. t-4 what Ie iolievem will lbo
t is, Aleccat f tl1n South
tess NeRro-Olves
IIs Iieasons
feir this
Hie lict.
(li'rom I he Now Haven Registor.)
Sait Lui- d(i Cuba, July I.--When
American soldiers frood the Cubans
they openod a pathway to liborty'and
happiness for the colored peoplo )f
the United States. The solution of
the nogro problem lies in the direc
tion of a partial emigration of the
colored population of America from 1
the South to Cuba, Porto Rico and
the Philippinos. What with lynch.
ings in the South and oppression inl
the labhor marktit of the North it
Helins thait tho colored m of North
Amoricit has his coico betwevn thre ie
I hingits:
tion, ats in tho caso of the Noith
American Indian.
Second. Gradnal, allalgilnat ion, t
which is physiefally imipossiblo and
und1tesira-fblo from all points of viel.
Third. Emigration.
In mny mirnlost opinion t.ho gradmal
onmigration or t.h color(d peop,1le
fromt the South to Cuba, Porto Rico
and tho Phili1pines-t he two forier
islands itiore particularly- will fur- c
nish i sure solution of the many o
wrongs ird persecutions to whie'h
ho recevitly viliincipatted p0pl o
ht tvv been subjvcted during the past v
thirty ymars. Thero is before t,his I
pe)0to itow ain "open (oor" ats at r-0- 0
stilt of the SpanAish-American war 0
which ma11kes it possible for the col- 11
ored people of t he States to emigrato -
in Imigo numbers to the islands com
prismig 0111' nevW possessions anud still It
be under the protection of the Stars .
I.hd Stripes. I
I would not adviso ainly person or t
persons to emigrate to vither of the 1
islands ment.ioned unless they pos- 0
808H the SH1110 sam fistlIg (Illalities d
which wero found in the early colo. (
nists of North Aierica. The class A
of peoplo who should como must C
poss-s the following qualifications: t
Nerve, 1nllhood, determination, ain M
independent spirit,; throo or four d
hundred dollars and a good team. c
They must burn the bridgos behind i
theim and come hero to htay, to mako d
it liome for themsolves and their f
pos5terit.y. Tno1( mani or menl whvo will [
comoi hero or go to either of the other C
iilandsl to sit, on the seaishiore and( 5
sigh for the old planitation had bot- c
ter rein iina where t hey are'1. T1here
are un l hionis of fertile acres in Cuba I
.on ly wait ug t he brawn, sinew, intel.c
ligee anld enterpriso of the colored
peopjle of the States to turn this I
islhmd, now uneicti vated and( p)ove~r- I
ty- st ricken by reason of tihe lite w.ar,
into. a field of plenty.
I,andsI can bli e eOilther leased or
bough.~It at realsonlol pr.ices and 0on 1
reaisonabsle t eims. T1hey aro supplied I
withs anI abundanllIce of water, and1( w.ill I'
produ tce ailost anly vogetlo1 growvn
ini the1 Stalt es. lIn add it ion to the:;e, I
sulgarlcane, tobacto, coIfee, coconan <11(
swot potato0es are grown in great I
albundanhiIci ini Cuba. Corn anld cot
tOui are also1 p)roduc ned here. Oranges,
IanIsI111, gra pcs, mangeos, lemonls,
lons. lies mai many other fruits lare
ali5u114ant1. A thrifty and1( eniergotic
I.t,-mer v, '') gets a fair start ini Cuba
can~I teb:nis moneyl10i13 ini a year.
iThe kiily tr(eatmionit accorded1 the
dlist resser i Cubanis by the 283d Kan
sax, Si h Illinois volunteers avid the1
tht United1( Stas v10 .oluntoor infantry
teoIored I duirinig their six monit hs'
stay in i he prov in1co of Sant ialgo, hais
c r-veatd a frienvdship b)eLwoon thle
Amnericani colored 1peop1li d the Cu
bans11 t hat will always make the form
01r we'lcomioi visitors to the islrnd, de
sp ite ihio faict I lat t here'( ha vO boeen)
.el.>rts 0on thet parit of somoe w.hito mon01
high ini slttion to dliscouraigo it. I
wouIld be ploamed to hoar from one
or t.we oC thle leading coloreod 1men1 in
each01 o f t he St att 0s who favor' a par- .
tin em 11igra'1tion of our1 p)op)le from
the Houlth to thle thIiroe islands8 re
forred1 to. to Ih lend1( that we ma~y co
0 be mlipulated that t ho wholo Or such
0 poriion of th suill is is necessary to
it carry out tho purposes for w hich it
- was appropriated bo di,birlSod, fromt
n tiiuo to tinme, by tho Secrotary of
r War, or tho minititer of tie colon,1i41s
bsoulI such a departmit b0 estatb
lished. The law should safkguarl
[i the monoy appropriated as the wis.
L, (1omn of Congross may deem oxpod
I ionit.
JOHN Wai.I.:..
lato 'uptain, 23d Kan. \.l. 1.
I MeCUllrt-'M 5111gazline lor Jluly.
r McCluro's Magi zinie for July
ropos with i very comploto and in.
) structivo account of tho atitomobilo
i as it is son to-day, no longor a imat
tor of mero promiso or experiment,
but one of practical, constant ise;
tho alticlo explains what it costs,
how it is operaLted, u.-id just what it
- is operated, and just what it will do,
, setting forth tho respectivo advain
t ages and disadvantages of the va
rious kinds. And it is illustratod
wit It pictures of tall the moro illpor
taint ty 1)s. Tih recont dvVelop
1110111t. 4Will a surprise to m11ost
readers, .thoullgh they hivi, beln
effected abmost under their very
0ye8.
Atiother articlo that gives infor
mation of very extrai, ordinary in
formation of very extraordinary in
terest is Professor Secton Newcomb's,
accoUnt of the treme11ndou s roboI)VOWs
that just now press uipon astronomrs
for molution. This iartielo is illis
trutbd frmIk somle of tho Iost. re
c nt. telescopie photographs, empvc
i'lly of the Milky Way, showing
clurly stars thatl tho himnn eye,
even with the lid of tho strontl"-t
telescope, halts livor see).
A biographical sketch of Rudyard
Ki phnrug I)y 1is friend. Prfessor
Charles Eliot Norton, the only au
thorized acecount of Kiplinlg's life
ever given to tho public, is another
i interestilg cont ribit on. Awl yet
anolher is Mr. W. A. - Fraser's no.
conut of the "noldier Police of the
Cenldilu Nortwest," illustrating
very finely their except-ionllu siill,
fait hfulness, halrdihood, It braver,
AMiss Tarbll's account ol "Liclloln's
Great, Victory in 1874" ipplies
niew illustration of tho imm1l1ielPLF
hold that Lincoln secired, by his
wisdom shrowdness, amid h1on101s, on1
the faith and affection of tho people;
and shows how, when it came to the
(uestion of Linlcol's re- elect ion, th
mero politicians and agitators could
mike no head against this.
There is a gonerous portion of
strong, wholesuo and variously on
)tWrtin'iug fiction in the number, con
tributed by William Allmi White,
Steplhei Crate, W. A. Fraser, Booth
Tarkington, and J. 11. Cranson, the
latter a writer w%Iho here makes his
first apperec*, and m1iakes it in a
story thal gives good tokon of tle
return of joy fulness to literithiro.
T1hte S. S. McI(Cluro Co., 4l.-1d()
East 2t51.h St., iNewv York City.
TIHAVli'.1 .j.00() MiIilEs.
r ganta ienot Po.sstu oun anasag 1the
C~ahuse of ilts We, arIsone *e.ourney.
lIn orde1(r finally to ondl its trnavels,
thle post. oflice departmentri has (10'
cidled to deliveor, fr'ee of chaiirge, a
paicket of 1nmps liht. hats already
t raversed over 4I ,0t00 ilebis, says t he
Wt ashirigion Poset. Th'le paickalge wals
nt:i.o 1u1 ini P~erlh, A.ust ralia, by) em1
ploy os oif the Aust ranlianr ge&ogical
sur ivey', and1( dire cted( to 0 n o'IP f thle
pro' fes-ors of the~ rni versit o af Mini
nosotai. It was I i ben it inpied "'olli.
otheinriimail to l-e sent to t his 'Olin
try. Undrteeitn otlrg
nilations all t ranis 'cOamei uid muist
hear prid(i( postaige' to t ho full
amrnount I iii (1, (i'orouble. Ihat somri
miust be) pid by thle coInsignr.
So wheni the mapis rliched Miii
iieiipolis thle wrapuI~per waus ahrnost
hidd(ei rien d due stap andli rru the
pro" fess.or re fusedl toC riv e thlemi.
Thhey weren t hen sent, to Washinigton,
w here thIe y were red irecede anrd
"htipped 1irst to San1 F'rancisco) anrd
'thence to Peorth. ThIe geologic'al
t1 survey took up I thei matter again,
with at request wriittent on th wra ~nip
por Ithat t heybedlvr,whhr
the1 post age was pa1 id or rnot, and1(
st artd ti Ihe paicket, on its wvay frm
P'erth It o hiuez andt thIen to New York.
'I Te10)1 deatmet .hals now dlecided to
d(liver thle mail 5 wit houit frthier do
laty, as thle maps1) are( mIor( than~ six
Bears the Iho Kind You llave Always 80u4hn
rSignatureo
ImAD IAUS; AND) NKWIsAEID8.
So10 1'tillill- alt Reallakrk44 4111 It Stloj Atf
likiert.4 Io the.11re-p4m.
(Chatrlm,ton News antd Courivr.)
W%I have beetn very much interest.
ed recently in "shop talk" in which
somn1 of our contemporatritt8 ill this
IIn(Ild joininig St ates hv1 beenl Vn
gag'd. Tih CIIaIlotto Obsrver,
the Coliaill'i f :,talto, tho Rock Hlill
lieri'-111, Ial.d seei'4a others of ou1r
imalitt joinlalisfic famiily, havo
beoln exple:'siig tiheir opinions with
MOre 01 les,s frco4mi, atla With occa
tiional pert,i suiggestilLms, ats to the
best way in which to build up towns
anl(d conmllul ivrs. It is not, to bo ex
pected, of voulrse, 1that newspaperH in
the south sh0louild b ablo to do much
moro than act. inl a largely advisory
clpacity, so nmuch of tiheir strongth
being exiusted in charity work thlat
OheyIt ar rot very flu1sh in t h8is world's
good-4. If tile comiinities which
t 1bey immeld ii, ti-eO Setrv( should pros.
pl.r, it. is to bo expected, of coilrse,
I hat, t-e nwspljirs will prosper,
bu1 thoiei work, is as inselfish as it
dono 1anly 11dy of professional
'illaritins to bo folund il the world.
TI)PY Work dily aind nlightl, Oarly mal
Ilat-el11 1o, 11nr (am winter, wviOhout.
rest, for the11 pliblic good. ThIeI(vy
work, lnoreiver, oftmitimi s ill thm
filceoof Oppo ijoll, or chilling imbdif
ferencev, whlilh woulld htako tho h1--art
olit of aiy biut tho sto'utest. 114vo.
caitt em. Niw %viin d t heion I, hIr I an ItIId theiro,
thero is 1 Iit Itn th cloilds, all o ii
inl dihl denedl, a bright spot onl tho
canlvias; its, for example, the follow
ing which wo received a day or two
To tho l'itor of The News and
Courier: Please accept, assurallices of
my gratefll apprecilation co f your
kindioss ii, giving spiaeo for at full
roport of our 1 com nlicemnllt vxvr
CisV ill The News andl(! Courier.
Very truly yours,
Wo rarrain from prinhting tit holntulo
of this most approciativo college
ploident, lest it (lillbllrrass hi1111; his
lotter not having bein - ritten for
publication. Wo lind upon exami
nition of oiir columns that tha le 'ftill
report of o11r cI1111mlee r-, oxvr
vises," for which our friend is so
gratoful, oceupied only about oneo
column itid a iiif. The roport's of
the Colmme.coOeet, oxm-eises in sev
Oral Othor colleges in (he State occIl
pied ftur or fivo t ims is much spice.
Of coulrse, the presidlits of these inl
stitiltioIns were pleased eliugil ini a
way to hauve so muche1 53aid inI ap~pre
ciitti of Ihiir wvork ; tihat is to say,
lhey' would1( rat he(r livg 3VIhad somoC
(hinrg said( about31 the(ir c'tolleges5 1111an
that the( c'.ommenP!c(eent e'xercises
shoul hav been4 lP passed1i withIoult,
pleased( by3 theiC attention03 given the3(ir
eolh'ges, but1 we'(?1 couh not sweair it.;
113h4 onily signi weI haivie 11:1 1t1hat
14ih orkl of t h3, is newspaii3. r wals re-4
it.
Laist yea r3, w\ henr onei( of t1( he(co!
liges ini11 tis Stalt 4-abo uit. which
weP houb11l e-'., Iirist.31 ma:1, not, less
than43 ;3t)' COl430 i, or ('eough to (ill at
vo1lnmoI as lhg 3: (1he re(vi '(i statute11s
of SouthII Ca3roin- -we4 rived il' he111
calon 11 in N 'T 1 jli ('ouier an( n 13iounc
inig that t hii ol'',ge wooi~il I resume3j(
its schlast48 I icX ex'ci84se oni such' am(3I
8(uch a1 daIy, .-teP., etlc., am:1 i along wihh
(lie COpy, a pob li' t monov07 ord(i'(t r or'
at checkP for' 1hn 83133 of 9, wvith ai
stat4P3nenit that1 (1ho appropr'itionI1(3 for
imit the4('II 33xp 1 oli're of a1 larig'r
amo533unt of 3mo0?y i', ha lih somi 533 n-(i
frieinds inl Coo1hm3 and1 Rockl liIill
th3at1 if an1 a4greemn3343t conhl( be1 made(1
ait the appr)3oac(hinhg airniial mieetinig
(of t1( he 11S 1 at ePress a1socia 3311 io It
I larris Spr3'ing , by whichl thle ne(ws
palpeis shol11 e'x'rcie ai.3 judicious
reser'ive' ini (ihe sp'- d..*' i'voted4 to cot
lo'go ex43reise1, perhap13s 11he appro8
p)riaIt.ions for ad11vertiustig miight bo(
porato in tn efort to induc e ti
D 'ongross of the United StitaH t
make ain appropriation of at lout
i20,000,000 for the purposo of .Ii<
ig such of the colored poopl
fvio desiro to omigrate to eithe
'uba, Porto Rico or tho Philip
It must be remombered that I a
ipetking only of sutich persons of th
-cIO 11 ma1y dosiro to try i home i
he islands abovo referred to ts t so
ution of the Wrongs iiflicted upo
>ur race. Therm can ocsily be spare
rom the bourh 3,000,000 colore
>eopio, 2,000,000 of whom shoul
ml1igrato to Cuba and the remiainde
>o dividod betwoon the other tw(
slands, or, i., desirable, Cuba ha
oom for them 11. This woul
atiso such a reduction of colord I
or in the South as to 3roato i do
1adild for t1 rotention of the ro
aindor of thut raceo in the States
nd it would forever tot it. rest th(
mgbear of negro dominat ion ts fear
d by the Southern whites. Then
oo, the news of the Success of th(
opaurted 3,000,000 would lti1111101
esult icn the (migration of at. leas
0 p r cent. of the remaining por
ion of the coloted peoplo from th(
oin11h, aild the Iegro problell wouh,
O solved as was the Israelitish prob
il anid the Protestant problem
hbich latter] resulted ill the estab
sIIiment. of th-1 ealyN, colonli.-ts if
;urth Amfrica, from w%hich a govern
Wfit ha4 LW Vn fOlUnded thalt ha1S 1:0
oie tihe strongest am ong I he famil;)
f nations.
Tho interming ling of our raco witli
bat of the Cu:an (buth ire simil1ar
ll ifuse nOw blood, now life anI
watkeni new enterprise iu tho peoph
f this country ihat will Imako then]
rio of I he stroigest, most energot i(
nd foarle!s ipvople in the world
'ho coming of our race to this im
Ind would result in the foundatiot
ld 0.stabli-hmienlvit, of 0110 of tht
reatost settlemnils inl th1 Wesi
rIdies. Cotlgress could wel 1 a for<
) appropriate the $20,000,000 fo
ao purpose, to save the nmm o
ur country from further shamc cI
isgrace. Amrica has given th
nubas $3,000,000. The colore<
Anorican has dono far imore for ou
ountry tim the Cubans could do it
lie next livo;hnidred years; yet w<
,ore turnmid out. of b0nd w%ithout I
ollar, despite the fact that 200,00(
f ou rco aid(ed the North in sav
ig the Union. We wore loadoc
own With the ballot when ecl
roed man should rather have bei
ivenl a 160 aicro fairm, a good t eani
f mules, wagons c' I farming ute'n
ils. Tis wvoiuhtI Inre lce(d th
oioredl mani ini ta b< t t r j ositi,m am 11
.endo him able to maicintauin and1 iep
>reciaito tile bailIlot in 190Jt0, quit,
arly enongh to give im enifran
hiiser atr. Tile blilot i-hoiubt hacvi
'le1n withhold0' fri mi thlor-e ini rebel
Uion aains t the Giovrenment cm
quail ilngth of t imioe. iBy 1000) th,
Iogro) wouhil cuwnl proplerty, harks
tiiiroadt', fueciories, mali'lein slitp,e
>ackinlg pIlanbls andc f;iudores, am11
>ce able to ret tiiI ihereafter equa11
(Ipresentalt ion ill Conegr< s-. Hamv
rig hadl th e righlt uid iexerc ise of the
>all ot. sinece thle iitrt A<hncii i st rc tijo
f G en.-U ~ Grat we aire only able1 te
.ppeari cat thle end of tirt ey yea r
vithI a pe~oplet fcairely ed ucaited,
rea'ct inmber oif chucholla, aL Ilimite'
>ropiort jin of othiere p)'operty and
h ite', of N' rthI Carolinii,) to rejr.
cent 1 0,(000,(00 0 people inc Congress*
01o0(once d seven memibiers upjol
heo floor (if Coniigres a-t one tim<e
'o no0w hacvc 0110. it will be nmn
y'ear thofor ee miore than thr iiy'e cot
red( iiI men will b)e membccers of thI
moeiricain Coniugr ess aigin cit thi
amcoc t.imoc, tand Ihe gceneration1 is nc
'et. horn thact, will sec' ainothter maic
n lIho Uniited St cites Sonial c.
But to returni to the plcan for the
ippropriitei by C3ongress of $201,
)00,000t to. meakce this eceorgetic ide
>ossibto. It wvil naictuierally lie askob
'How is thle meyl(e to lbe reOtured'/l
l'hoe whlole amnourit woldtd be pai
mcekl inito lihe treascury oIf thee Uncito
staites icn t lhe waiy (If rovenuo( can
lutles onlI exports ini toss thans liv
eatrs aifter its acppropriaution1. WVhe
lhe amounit is anje.eoprli 0( it,,h.a
think for it imont or Htggo-iting
n. sort of it comibinitiot. Ii among tho
IOwspatpers %-,uch Iiniig this or imuy
other pmroly btsiness nutter, iit it
discusjsion of tho gonoral fisubjoet, of
froo advertising would bo vvry iit(I*
esting, wvo lave lno dollbt, not only to
tho mliibers of the associationl, bit
to thto gelteral plblic.
ltP'N TIL.LMAN IN A NECW ROL.
Tit, sils Vnrolleta ei maltor ntitd flit FirsI
Abm Miist 3alet,maatler (ieral s aidi
tto i,e victmmcor th, Aue
(Wasilmingtoll Correspontnue of tho
Chicago Jouna1111t. )
WIIShinlgtonis it grolt plae1o for'
aulictions. Thero aVO r tet uions for I ho
s1l11 of evoryt Ilingf- furnitiur n ew
Itnld second.hand, jewelry, ditto, 2i
cent diaionds alnd tho genluinlo arti
clo, tapos.rios, bric.-I-brle, nikti<Illes,
pictilres, uim111md, expross peack
aigvs, old jilik, rol estatt, and t he
mi!cvaiiooum aggregmions of tie
pawin shop. It is at ihleo of tranisi
ent abodo. I'volo conw, stock a
house, anld go, w'aving evorythilig to
ho sold I.der (ho hia1nni.er. Tim so.
cially Iaibilt iol- Somuotim-4 comillo hert.
to sprowd teiwslvos, il(, indimng
that m10iony will not (o t trick, or
tho supply of mnormey s uning out,
they disapoimar and it ltigo stock of
esxensivo (ruci, is ol''red at it bar
gailt. At fill iaictionls thevro aro emr
tainl regillar paitruols. They atro r
co1gnlizvd by th1. aulctionlel.r and thoir.
tradlo is highly valued. Tt.lw con
beIaSO thO' ':)jOy 81ucti >s, nlot h
C111180 Ithey wantk of th oiilos which
Itro to bm sold. 'I'iy liko Ilie mild
excitemont of tho bidding and th I
sttrcIT for bargailns. Tlyo aro vie
n11113 of tho aition ibthit. Siitor
iB. it. Tillmai, of South Carolina, is
o of Hts auction fivInd,s. le has
been known to buy ill Vast (1111ti
twl. (if Soconld hand furnihimv, bod
springs, Old chirin, kcitcenl tabloF,
anld whlat. nlot, tho only rocommfiondla
lion being that they woro chevap.
What. ho ovoer do H With tho truck ho
picks up nobody soeitms to know,
though Hoim Saty ho ships it to South
Carolimia to ho dist ribut(ed millong do.
SOerVing COIst-itt1PIk1S. First. AsHist
ant Postimistor G renill Prry llai tthI
is anot hvr autefion fivild. s ,!S( Sprilig
Guln. leati spent narly tvery aftvr
noon it anll alltioln of jewNol)ry on F
.4troot, and his purchaseis musit, havt
m110111ted to soveral thousanulds of
dollatrs. He gellnrally had it young
man11 withi him whvio appeare13-d to bIe 311
I'd to find roatdy bidders iamonig thie
anlditece Perry and3( is frimld wouIld
haive a look att it anid very l1(1ikel bid
it. in. Het 814t3med inifferent whethl
or it wat it ring, 31 clock, or a 8silver
se't. If it wats going att ia bargatin be.
to be ia pIrtty shre(wd speenltertt', it
is presumbl33 tha) t he wat s not itt hutv
in3g ('lt ire'ly ftor a1 liversioni.
Benr; the Iho Kind You hao Always Bought
of
'S0Il 1 .1 (0 I.11N %
Onie miofm ('1' he- Ca it ' , hat Tirees s
Near Wi~~no ,~ Cailifona,i.th
1 rt'ts Iihe' work over. V;tch1 I ret' has1
33oted runn,13 ml' as33 t.hte namIing hia t
St aitt's and(1 t' wel-l kntov:n 13'n of I ih'
Sout hi htt~t 13v 1 not 111)'n of t he3 t rte'r
christen('1 ed aft the Ii'lt tecet'v ath
the t inst833anc.3 of M1r. Fot (, a sIlon t
t' e on ft'derllt It ('omnllignodor, tIwo
oIf Ite biggt of the~ giants haive
IHobet'l 10. Ie respe'5 ict i vely. I Llint
amiIongst theit lig t re'es of (1ur ('ounrtry3
he~ PabtI ltt St att It wil IlIbe repre3(
Beaors the AIho Kind You ilavo AlWays Bought
Signatnro
('IV I.IZE,Cl I% ItIt.% it IS M.
11 31 1'nr-llvn I 1444 Flo.lei N. grmt'oo Miri
MoIn.',.,' l1 11 11144 W iVlli-, 'P -pl- A re WVp
11n01ru Trouigh c%r lihts wvitir.!
IA. It. Williams' New Ywrk Corres
P011dlnC in G(1r(ielivillo News.)
And anli<d it, aill I ask Iy)S(.lf
wholher %%( tro not rolapsinig into
barharisl here ill t-4 soipposed een.
1.r,4"of civilizati Ion I Imtow the South
Canroliin 1.1it fiet lnogrovs nfu(d thf
,owtition whe0her thoy weefalling,
bitek into barlbarisml hals NitIll it Sori
01i18 Ol ill oin- Stiil(. But it i-1 (ho
Lord's truth, nwaniling no irrn vrnce,
that tho rico lih-bH ngroes, 1u11 il
woll(111, 111 pl-ollfilly 111011 Ilio t'-st
thai white peoplo inl New Ymrk. I
800 i4et, looking wNu(,11 bero rid
ing hin)clo-, <lilowul framielo, and<
shoin ternelesabovo themirI
Il-es, 1nI l it is So vonlillionl that io
bod1y hurns to lmok. I two thi'rS go
il a lill lie l t l- s tollison, blino .
gedl; adi tho Ibwt Of t1hil So11wm so
imuch ah-v in hill rdrAss ill th wiln.
I111 and SO Innch bolmw, hath(bing" in
1-11 silliller, t a t (ho oxpo.q1 l lf r IS
iltoro tIhll Il<linn w1m' n ill tolis
4111111Nli ' PY e ,llr111 allti a4 mIc ilts
is foillid il l i Afi ift I k now
h elle so I hafivo n thomll all l fll. I
<lot , . 4laim14 to ho inil 11111 1s,INlj, I 01I
st lnan, an<d I hav no 1-ns-.n1 that, I
know o 1)' i<(o I Y of illy aIi lintor ny,
hIlt4 I)NV11111Will)S11' IMo IHillilli" toi
o)n4l l <l lloieil<ly1111 b eo'-4tin11114 to
mulmo thtl p)rsonl displN s I Soo
W01111. 11 lifkh Iloro w hNlmillit 111,41!
,Illd cnllsliill no Slivelill roilarki. Andi
1.4 for tho ion I s w i 1411114 n.r f44
tiIIIll 1o1li(o li1t' wat<' t ri dr I n 1 e<
1atIM e in 1u vi ew o . v f I w. b )ig,
ima nIi Ii g I ltlIs,,s .)I iwe si(it, ra I
11w; an<1d tho 'Var-Sily crews puill mll
N- ro w Willi Iotii4 li I thlvill i1oro
th ihliIle saIVagtre,s_; I A\rl fri(at w(,ar, lthe
s11110 Iwil) aipair. o f Crull)ks, or elills
till]i porsolls wlit) Iro tI() rowin ill)
poilar ill inplliv iln S iiar co-itil to
sw i inl. Taking'I thiduIIIs l displays 1 n i
o.o lru ilit.ito frol . v at i gling", Wiv0s fi. l
1111811flllS OIFI'-d bN ( 1 lit v' I H 4 ,
I cal't. tw o w 10 V(1 aR% n11110
nhwad of tho nuowmi un<i not. ntsimin<i
Africans whio buy,) a wife fo a,, ftewm
ho <d Of vntt'lo a1l lit 1 . . fIsi<dv
whoell it lwow onio is pulrchlstvd.
M11 Opinnl is Ct at w( 1 io 1' 114
trotugh, or ono Of thie wav-s by) wiihi
Hi1le it.ll rico in vcs ollw ar(I and
upwand. A .yho1 (, IY wImv will readl
tihe history Of h lWs;t 14 y111rs will
see 8 th l)l4in vo hwl4 1 rit-i IA
st rinent reigi ffil onceo flid 40
i-roligi(onl, of x rn14 Ilf>al nlus(rih
aid I)aXit follOWing ach 4l sr. VIu1A
44111 4a40'114 se le'.''Vil k-Ie wi(e 11414 I ,
4lw il 1114 y II ire 1,4111 so4 1148 rn1.
t Ie werel lii ll 4er 4i,,jI 14' slj 1)n
h114i as ,11 Iis, as Wit a *u' in ho4 <1lnys of41
01 Sitr nI' 141 .Id4' 118 lowel and appel
e 411's low as111 -1f4 ilo u' 'lierti ve01
forco'f in 4 rn irnis, po hie s ial relgion
is ir4ge 1ha it)4 hovr been.(1 IIk4
I loto 41 ee th pligney4 anel1 4 1(4n
()Iinl1 y of ' ihe pt ion If W h gea een( 1
(11188 Wit ii 1 lig t o do lf 11114, ;i)4411d
111l41 r 111( > 'illor 4'Iln Ell wld , 1,441w
"rful (4 . 413'.-i n - o s,t e W l
-s ecaly. I i gld to notey thatt
tilt l or b l' j a t al n4 ~til fr
holies ar41hi4hstr44irds f pers
nal cosinet Rl f;nni Wlf. ACOl
they are a o o o oo.Te
AN AILI INIIP: A%WAKINI-Nu.
The Fisrio f or 9J1ly ail 4paapela 1lale ila
Oc )aM um sg f at Wo, lip rae 1' i ort fp Igait1al
w 1.11f4 1nao i lie Statte Orgattkizatios.
(Ni-w-, and Cotirior.)
Alilersion, JUly 4.---About, ihreo
thoalHrnI pool"' attondod the bar
beluo Alliiane motetiig at. Soneca to.
OaY, aIld Ii L no,1 to III h mpekers of
tlt ("Casioln call oi the Ielmbehr of
that Allianco antd tlosq, oItHidtt to
wak 1p, light 11iud lililo agalint a
c1111n o0n foiy trust1. Special
Irains cml from var-iouls placev.
At 10 o'clock inl the morning the
Il on. J. It. Blam was int roduced by
Chaira1111111 .1 . R. Ealr'-h, Jr. as t ho
first slitakor of the lay. The key
noto of his addre as Wit the nood for
(Ilick and ullited action on the part
Of itie farmer, imrclant and other
elssos, thrugh the Alliance organi
z.atill .
Prosidmit .J. C. Wilborn, of the
Atato and National Alliance, m,(xt
ma11do i valriwst appoal faor ioI lifo
Miam,viowe inl Alliane a11fairs, lil b
Ihought this could bo if tho fillar(rs
wouild lko moro interost inl tho Hub
Mliallcos, 1ay up1) their (1110. and att
(onid tha State Ailianco Convention.
I tao was anxiouis for Ile 1111ion of alt
C-1n1,grossmanm A. C. L12atiior fol.
lowed, aund aiblm inother appeall for
1tho unionl of.all chussets igailit "thelo
Cor.gro.smimu W. J. Talbort camno
nW N with a spico of 111111or, and at
strong dtefmnce of (-it Allianct. Ho
wasN opposod to 'usnsionl, anld
thought tle mtrongth of tho Country
WIN inl to lionie, ill "''h le lap of tho
ot ier.'"
S(S 111tor Tillmnl was introduceod as4
"te (1irand MogIl" of South CIIaro
limit. I [s spoel wats m1 viei-od a1 tho
roNT lie advisodI tho fariorm to plant.
lI toelil'd on hit itli expainsioll
viows, ho faltd the Country wits ill a
Slid plight, mfld that1 the i imloto imito
U11al fight al cOim. Th judod
"rowd4 nol-dod anl oh-ctric shlock
whien th Soattor got, lp, and hao
lillod tha Ievd. Ill spitt of protost-li
"itie ogu I" clit oft li'i speh. The
hour for the barlbeno had arrived.
Thi I1onl. W. ). Evlis, Col. M. L.
I)onahson, the "(Iru11d111 Mogul' iund
othors uia a few briof rvm:ks at
1.th aigho Idn<11halliuit tabl, anld thenk
a gritiat occlsimn for Soia Wili
'vA'r. T) oil illsoll was not, prtsolit..
W. .1. iRAN.
rheaa lat oIsf vaunam Men 't araaa1)naaaeraic
I.a.guaae of A I la.ai.
a\atn's. . DaIeorat ic Leiaaguno If Atlanta11,
A bou11t. (aneI huir 1p eopl~e tpartook
of the banque(tlI.
Amlonig t hat snketlrs of the (eveni
mag w(trat 'lhirk( lh>wall, whio roHpond
I )i.mocrat,"' anid ( Oilonresinanf L. 1?*
i vinga'ton, whIo repMjomiled to "l.The
1".f' h 1 )istrict."
Thea ~ astiakinlg atiad niot begini unit it
1) oi'clocana iia .\I i. tI'lirya' laddressbH
wa'is111 the 91 asif thea Itv.ling. Hat
mien ts oi(f t ha' day.
atam a r I onmsladeratIia,n by ah l o. -artmaelau t
Ma-Il n l ala a i n i nt. ariy lnte.
I Speciat to1 Tihe l)aily News.)
Co'al11butbi, S. (C., Jtuly .4. ( lo er..
nor' ~ AleS~wooney hast'11 recived the4 ( fol.
towinhg ieative t11 o warl clims 1:
"I hitae th hatIonor to iniformi ynu
ihat t hat ehJimsi of th1e Staito of South
ioln hby t hais oico iand ltlIhiat thei8 st.
laemeta, w'ill bat Iin((a at an <alrlyr
WV. A. BiiwN, AUditor.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Bigniature of 2