War of Races and How to Avoid It in the South
A polemical piece condemns Congress inaction toward oppressed Southern whites and attacks carpetbaggers, governors, and black voters, urging white unity to oppose black influence. It advocates racial solidarity, political manipulation by splitting the black vote, and calls for economic self-reliance for the region. It also sketches parallels with Louisiana and South Carolina amid Reconstruction tensions.
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Bang
Mozes
Barnwell
Louisiana
Coly
Suge Evi Bs
Sde
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Friends of Peace
South Carolina
Louisiana Brethran, But They Keep Cool, and Eee Jets In Femae of Procuri Ress Co
Bistos Pacule
Engegin
Dew Fork Journal of Commerce
Senate
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General Assembly
Sxeriox
O. H. P. Fant
R. F. Driver
James J. Gilmer
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W. R B. Broyles
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J.p.micker
C. E. Watson
G. Jones
Abel Robins
J. W
Seneca
Walhalla
Anderson
Saih Company
People’s Aevontino Dstion
Bfsai
Colin- Fae
Aend
Board of County Commissioners
Confederate States
Union
Confederacy
Texas
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Jackson
Department of Federal
J. G. Holland
Scribner’s
President Grant Might End South Carolina Turmoil
The Augusta Constitu tiomasizt argues that a single presidential touch could calm South Carolina by withdrawing support from the local party and reshaping patronage, likening past Arkansas relief to decisive action. It urges South Carolinians to act for state redemption and self-help.
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Louis Jevublinge
Grant
Arkansas
Vitale
New York
Moses Ee Lees
Moses Wid Bis
South Carollos Villan
Arkansas Villang
Saar
South
Caroline
Augusta
Needle Eye Gates and Humble Entry to Heaven
An explanation of the biblical camel and the eye of the needle. In Oriental cities narrow gate apertures require a camel to kneel, unload, and bow its head to pass. The lesson: the rich must humble themselves to enter heaven.
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Man jailed for five years in skirt theft case
A Mississippi man was sentenced to five years in prison for stealing a loopskirt with a woman in it. A father questioned a son’s watch tinkering while a farmer praised moonlight’s aura over farming and bee-keeping was urged.
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Kentucky
Hi Rn
Blackguard
Dexter Pays
Emerson
Agriculturaliste du
Luna
Washington
Iowa
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