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AS IK CES DIARY NEWSPAPER. j o! loafing U»y take * Negro or two 1 mvctiTb«* 0* in the umc of anto Haho's iHHtow and whip. torture or lynch bira. as their humor I* odlalt;*odivy *h««t published la New TI* lew oflum look complacentlyOrleans Md •ca'iered broadcast over this county mod, we presume ow llie «tire emmtry contiguous 10 New Orleans. A Mgro peddling patent medicines panned through the county about three week* ago distributing copica of the C?ru#*t*r anti taking subscription* where be could get them, we are informed.The CmHidi'r la favored with an intelligent and unscrupulous corres-pondcnt from thia county, who, w* learn make* hla living out of the county school fund and was educated ( I) at one ol the inaUtultona run by the State to fit the negro for Ju»t such mischief as this fellow i* engaged In, and also to learn these young bucks not to cu'tuca* them-selvaa by any kind of manual lalnir but to get a livirg out of politics, the school fund, or by bamboozling the more ignorant of their race in some other way.W« have not seen a copy of this paper, but from those who have seen it learn that iu miasion is to help the Republican party by stl ring up had blood betwean the racas.This may ba of easier accomplishment than the general public suppose The majority of the oolored people in the Ktate certainly wish to work for an hoaeel living end live In amity and peace with ttie whites and this is especially true of this county. There are others of the younger brood, however, who are restless and dissatisfied and who may, if allowed, create a strife which can result iu but one way. Some whites may be killed in a conflict brought on by anch advice as Chalmers, Wimberly and the CVuoadr'r Is giving to the negroes, but, in such a contest the negroes will go dowa, worsted from ten to a hundred fold, just in proportion to the damage they may have been able to inflict upon the whites.Honest men, white and colored, cannot afford to Mkt up the gaunt-let for cattle thieves and the like. Nor can honest, hardworking colored men afford to b« unfriendly or gst into difficulties with their white neighbors aud fellow citizens !ecause such renegade white trash as Jimmy Chalmers, and deaf Lynch, who not two months ago was a Democratic candidate for the legislature in his county, head a so-called Republican Mate Ticket which has one lone, solitary colored tnau upon It. We say In all kindness but with earnestness to our colored friends and fellow citizens, beware ut CrumditH and Chalmerses, and give them a wide berth.Since writing the foregoing wo have been favored with a copy of the CVaamfr of the 28th alt. It is published by a company (limited) and one L. A. Martinet is given as Acting Manager. It is evidently an irresponsible sheet, reckless of con* fteqttc02es, whose sole aim is to stif the oolored people up to deeds of riot and blood-shed. If it la spread broadcast over this count; and is as eagerly read by the colored people report* to us iudicitle, the con-on those carnivals of crimes and of-Us lake a band in them. The perusal of a letter in another column from trustworty correspondent will tell the reader how they carry on. The killiug of those two officers isthe result of the lawlessness prevail-og in that county and in the Stale. Who sows the winds reaps the whirlwind.'*VYt will state that so in lt;ch of our space is devoted to I his scurillous paper aud its lying correspondent for tha purpose of Informing ojr people of what is going on below the surface in our midst, and also to warn the honest, industrious and right thinkiog of the colored race mi this county 'Ho stand from underand not permit themselves to bsdrawn Into antagonisms which will prove a misfortune to all classes of our people and especially to Uutm.POOL SELLING AT THE fAlliLif GnovsD8.i - TiLast week we stated that the clause in the regulations of the Fair Association forbidding -betting on races sod pool telling on the Fair Grounds had been abrogated by the Board of Director. on Tuesday of that week.This statement was correct, but the Board of Directors held a mcetlog on Thursday of last week at which they rescinded their action taken on lueaday iu referenoe to the poo! selling, leaving thst clause as It Mtands in (be catalogues.VVa were not aware that the Fair Director8 had held a meeting on Thursday or rescinded their action on Tuesday until after the Kki*ubu-C.VX was published. As the clause forbidding pool selling, etc., was published in the catalogues issued and for other reasons of expediency it seemed best to the majority of the directms to allow the matter to stand as published foi this year. Ofcourse ws shall have again, as atevery previous fair, as much belting as the betting public, is Inclined tlt;» indulge in, with the noise and confusion that is unavoidably incident to it.Fair,score pubii Ka three as pr theirInmittebciojjor b meul vaoai Asso Kasepaibalk.Mlt;shalloutsfanimCo not c coraj and iTt;puUNtbe Aif ttnot i com | A-poul llrst be u poin Dirt* It rega acti; istic Ti iumiof p schsbe rbut autlthe lithe bee SIONTHE EAIH ASSOCIATION.asT«CCxcultorureicasiKxsrJcoupoiiwhiapptan*Iref i regfirsiauc( HryulntioHt—Continual /mm Ini %ctei,) nf'Lui or xxniniT.Exhibitors in the various departments are permitted to be on the cos grounds to explain the merits of bn! their articles, answer all peitineut inquiries of the awarding committees and put into operation machinery or apparatus whose merit lies in action, irheu same is being examined by such committee.At the tiuie of making an entry of thoroughbred stock of auy kind, the party applying will be required to furnish the Secretary with authentic pedigrees, which will be passed upon by competent committees, appointed j ^IpremeiiinjInn1 nhananresidesJcialaUllnued peace and order of this county would seem to wear an ominous look.We give two extract# from this delectable print: The first tbe conclusion of an article from its correspondent from this county, the second editorial.Tha correspondent who signs himself “Dexter, -High IHIl, Miss, but who bo donbt wrote his lies from this place, head* his communication -Unspeakable Outrages sod proceeds to pay his resjiecU to the (Brgulating Club which whipped Georgs Hampton for cauls stealing so dm weak* ago (which stealings George Ifaaspton admitted). Favorable (1) mention is also made ofHahn's bottom, aud tbe peace officers of town aud county, eic.Dexter thus concludes:Tbs negro cannot trust too much in the Southern law for lus protection. It hchooves bira to trust some in self by treating every roan right and act on his own manhood. Take nothing but the right treatment. Death is but death. If he in .n coward he is killed because he is such;rib1secribDirtberepapi1Tutarwilbeamopilistby the President. These committees will, upon proof of pedigrees, certify that the animal is thoroughbred, and tbia certificate, and not the IMidigree, must be handed to the awarding committee, through the Direetor-in-charge. Without such certificate the animal cannot be exhibited in a thoroughbred ring.No barren animal will ho allowed to compete for a premium in the breeding clan*. In all cases satisfactory evidence must be furnished thst the animal is a breeder.No owner or any person interested in an animal will be allowed to hold tbe same in I he arena during tbe time the awardingcommittee is passing upon ita menUAny animal having been giugered or otherwise doctored, to improve its appearance, shall be summarily dismissed from the arena by tbe Director in-char a.No person bavin-' been rulad off the track or grounds of either the West or East Feliciana Fairs will be allowed to exhibit or enter races on the grounds of this Association. In tbe iotercrt of honest management, tbs Secretaries of the above named Fairs are respect fully requested to notify tbia Association of such expulsions.No bull over one year old shall be admitted to tlw grounds without a ring In bis nose and a stout line, at least twenty feet long. In the ring.All bulls in any way disposed U» be vicious shall have a staff in the ring with the line. .While in ihe arena, and before the ^ award 1» made, It shall be the duty of the Director-in-charge to have all bools, pads and artificial means of protection, removed from tbe animals, so that the committee mayheDiofsnmureiofatenenbiland if not, they can bul kill him .ay ^ • ,Q lllult of exgmjDingwy, ». thty have tMr limb.aud ascertain if there «5doiM. Am you hare ao protection in d ,heir roovwnellt. nn(,VOU are .lain * ^ w(jra ^ j dwlallonbita AS youero laws, whereas j m a prey before tlw» hunter, why not accpiit yourrelves like men andwornrings... . -v . i... _ui . i No firm, or firms, will l»e allowed•tnke byk You cannot he al.t.ghtaN l# mftke or C(IU le fored any faster than you are now. W f jum# ,n n of t,,e nUfok A I.Imply demand what we an entitled : ^ BOt ^ In nI.U«* vimIiI ann tuafl.«u A. I _ .,.a , ■for thirty days previous to the opento—rittht aud Ju.tlca. AM eyes open.The following is lh« editorial:A deputy sheriflT and a constable were killed’ Wednesday taoraing at Warren, Miaa., by one John Bull, an alleged cuttle thief, whom they woremg uf the Fair. Ao altldavit of Uu* fuut may be required by the Director-! a- charge.NoAWARDING COMM ITTEPS.one will be allowed to actMBeUviiig arrest. 'Hie Ulejprmm from Judge lu a department in which heLWood villa aaya Uiat never beforewas such u bold and outrageouscxhibiu'I’here shall !•« »ne awariilng: cmn-a murder committed in this oountv •• | mittee 'o *a«b departftsm exuept This Is false. Right In Woodville | the first, which shall have tworr#moft infernal crime* are often com- These committee* shall he miiteri. Every now and there, when poiated by the Directors ofLuID11TIlo»I. tbe Democratic gentry become tired Awodatlou, at theirap-the ]last regular Ot
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The Woodville Republican
Woodville, Mississippi, US
Sat, Oct 12, 1889
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