The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1871, Page 9

———_ SOUTH CAROLINA. YAdditional Details of the Crusade Against the Ku Klux, Political Character of the Midnight Marauders ‘ Acknowledged~How the Prisoners Are Treated—Ihreats by the Southern People to Boorganize tre Kians as Soon as the Troops Are Withdrawn—The Country Sinking Into Geaersl Chaos — Interesting Biographies of Radical Officiale— The Pecple Becoming More “Disloyal Every Day. CHESTERVILLE, 8. C., Nov. 11, 1871. In my letter of yesterday 1 gave you a few facts Doncerning the condition of affairs in this county, Thassome of the outrages perpetrated vy the Ku Klux were most wanton is admitted to me by the ‘white citizens of tnis village, For instance, a quiet And decent black man living near Chestervilie was most brutally beaten by disguised men one night. Althougn a radicai he had never taken @ prominent part in politics, and nad always been civil to the Whites, Subsequently, it is true, he was informed Yhathe had been whipped by mistake; that the men ‘who beat him had mistaken bis house for the house Of another negro whose punishment had been order- ‘Pd by the Klan. I submit that there was bat littic ,Songolation in vis assurance. / OUTRAGES, POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE, Other cases equally atroctous and condemnable oc- purred tn this couuty, but Lam fully satisfied that poll- tics had title or nothing to do with the immediate cause ofa large majority of the outrages, In some cases the Intolerabic Insolence of the negroes whip- Ped was the cause; 1 others robbery, incendiarism Bnd other crimes a,ainst soctety provoked the pun- Ishment. The gieat «iiicuity, however, ts to sepa- raie the cascs of political intolerauce from the thers, When a negro was whipped he ran and ade a complaimt, and Wf ever he bad committed heft he wus syrewd epough to conceal the fact, and he never fated tu report that he was beaten vecanse pe was aradical. 1t was the same when a murder was committed. Pei sonal quarrels had frequently Much to do with them. Verhaps a.1 but one of the five mourders perpetrated i this county were the sad results of private hatreds; but the federal authori- ‘es, anxious to tind sume pretext on which to place ‘Whe white people of South Carolina stil more fully An the power of the biacks, received the statements of interested persons as gospel trath and attributed @ll of them to politics, t WHO ats RESPONSIBLE? __. Teannot too offen repeat chat the Ku Kiux organ- Yzation was vad and deserved to be suppressed; but I insist that the present government of South Carolina da directly respousivie ivr t's existence. Governor Boot and the Sture Leg slature are primarily the @ause ol every murder and Whipping, because of the jwretched manner in which tuey have governed the State. You may find tmis denied by the Correspondents of radical newspapers, but 4t is the truth, nevertueless, In my pre. vious leiters 1 have given you some Adea of the kind of nea who govern the State, ‘Yesterday | gave the names of men wno had ween Couvicied or accused beiore the Coarts of thelt, Dut who had nevertieless been appointed by the Governor to protect the purity of the ballot box Sd LO conduct We Hnancial adairs of tus County. You can find tie sume Ciass Ol men iu -Ouice In nearly every couuty. A LITLE PITCHING IN, A correspondent 01 the Columbia Union makes a Violent atia.k upon my lever giving an account of the condition of wcaus in Lauens county, The Writer wil.ully anc taiiciousty garvies wiole sen- Yences of my leticr io suit his cud, ‘That, wowever, Miakes littie digereuce, What [ desire to say 18 that my informatyp. was derived from some of the woost respectabiE white citizens of Laurens, in ‘Whose truthiuiness ¢ place it tatih. 1 canoer and Will HOt believe tue Slaements Of pardoued Lelous Bnd indicted thieves, who seam tw compose two- tatrds o: the wiite radical leaders in tits section of the Stat ven vy {he correspondent Of the Union of the rut at the tase election bw utterly talse, as my ivestigauons iuuy nve. Ib auirinuies it to ine expressed jclermination oi the wiles to carry tne unty aud asserts that dozens of Le Toes urned away iro Lac polis im terror, bow true Uns charge of wmuwidation is may ve Been in the Jaci ‘nat thore were eigut hundred more Votes polied 1a the county tan Were were voters, and that the radical tucket gol every one of these frauduient votes, My letier irom Uuionvilie proved Juts beyond question. J bail nol nOLce this person iurcher, le is probabviy one of the loyal scoun- reis Who think it an outrage that they are not per- itled to pluuder the peupie of Suutu Carolina with punity. NEGRO MILATIA SERKING AMMUNITION. Te is this WuiU misrepresentation tuat bas done Bouth Carolina so niucu iyury. Ln this county were ‘Was @ collaion between (he whites and viacks dur Ing the last election caupaigu. A MkRALD corre. aa was on tue ground te day joliowing aud Veiegraphed 4 (ull aod Lapaitial account of we utire trouble, As this adair is Mow Cuarged to We a Kiax | will repeat w you the facts conceruing it, Previous to the ciection lust year Governor ott Organ Zed the Leyvo militia of Chester cowity reiusing to accep) any wi unlua, The negroes fas armed, became duicierably usolent and kep he county in & COustaut slate of al ulm aud excite ment. One day two negro compauies entered Luis Village to obtain a sujpay Of amiuantion trom thet Mayor, @ white raical named Kyster, lhey rot the cartrid.es and began parading througi: ¢ strecis. = Beore evening tiecy were heard Making threats wo burn ue town. — AS might be un. Dgined, Lhe white restieuts Lecame al :rared, armed Perera and prepared to deend ther ‘homes. Perceiving that a t Was brew, Ute Mayor na the Suerid de: “4 to mathe an edori to runt vert it. ‘Tne, ea to the scene and urged the negroes to dis, e and ret oO tie platitas jons oR Which Lacy lived, Urst otacklag tae arcs, In response We He_rues Hady reused lo coup!) Aeclaring twat Wo they let there guns the wit would follow and Darega, tne Mayor, then overed Co accomp: A hye as a fis prop lor (weir safely. ‘RAY reiused to accept ay 19 Proposiion. — Daregd WeEXt appealed to Kyster speak to tiem a avis The 10 dIspeLse, ding that it was no use tur him Ww averupt to jake w speech to teu, as he Woudd be Only Laughed Bou jeered at vor trouule. Alter cousiderau bestiation Kyster consented 10 act the Part of pact: gator. He adsiressed tue rues, diswmissing lien and warning Wem Lint they persisted mi rematu Ing tn the WoWa us an orgalzed body taey wourt ve doting 80 im Violuliek oi the orders Of ther coim- muander. ANIGHT OF TERROR Promising to obey vis orders, tne Toes, still ro fusing to disarm, Uiirceed up Ue street as U to feave tue town, lostea: of duigg that, bowever, fe @ circu aud tae Lwo Coulpames ute! ratiroad depot. Oa seetny thou start of eiarbed home and the wile ciiizcus dis eveed, Mail an hour later information Was brouglt C the ruse practised by the negroes, and agam the Whites LuTned ONL FA caser. A special police force was organized aud the streets patrolled. Latter im Ue ovening 8 Degio secretly Mormed the autiort es (hat Whe Wilt were swearing (hut they woul Sars Gown Cycvervike im ine night ‘the town oper, ik must Le suid. is situated sume distance rom the depot, whicu Wag fied Wi ren Op. posite (ve depot Is a large Aud NeW horel—ine only econt establishment Of (he Kind th the pl $ecring lest the depot or hovel nugot be ateacKed, & arty ol men went down for the purpose of prutect- Ing that part of te towm and watching the move- ments ut the Negroes, Who Were making night nha fous in their temporary cunp., The presence of tie Dody of white men Was hnuwn to the Megrocs. Late i tue night w shot was fired from twe uegro camp Inte the white en, Whistling over their heads, but not hurt ing any person. Us course, tue whites promptly Tesponded with & voiley Which Was equally hari Tess. Firing ten became risk between the op- posing forces und coutiiued aati the wuthorittes uccecued in pulling # stopto i, In explanation of 6 first shot the negrvcs stated that the fun of One Oi thetr uumber Had been discharged accidentally. Not aman on either side had been myjured, tie arkness of the night prevenung tho men ataing accurately. Bear in mind that there was nota fingle White mau in disguise od that the uegro Talia outouinbered the wulies, THE FIGHT ON THE ROAD. & Morning dawned with “nobody burt’? and the town sale. ‘She excitement, however, had de- creased and Dr. Varega determined to put an end toi He called upon Kyster aud told tin t i the militia dia pot visarm maue-hately or quit the town the Shera of the county would summon o Posse and disarm thea by force, and that be (Rysver) and the vegrocs woudl be Teale for Whatever consequences might lollow, This decisive ‘course had the desired ciect. ‘The negroes took up their guns and maiched oat of the village, Mean. Uime, a8 generally bapveus im sich cases, the Wildest rutiors had spread throughout the county, News was carried to the pranters Unb @ Large LOLY of N€.roes were sacwing «hesterville and rcciided burning te down, By daytigat a force of wate men had veen gathered togeluier, which marched towards the town for the purpose’ of aiding im its preservation, Wien a fw nilles distang. tits force came i SiZhe Of the juta on their way homeward. Whetner or not the begioes, perceiving a body of armed Men approaching, Masimed they Would be attacked, | Cannot tevin, Dut tts certam tat ties al once opened fre pon The Whites, ‘These latier— veterans of the revel Hately formed mto line of battle, reture ihe fre With terribie elect, and charged the negr: A vilel strugale ensued, da Which the negroes were utierly rouied, Tus NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1871.—-TRIPLE SHEET, ended the affair, Thave narrated it as briety and concisely as possible, precisely as 1 obtained tt from the most reliable Sources of information m this town. No amount Of ingenuity can torture it into | a Ku Kiux outrage. Upon wnom the reponsititity rested Lieave you todecide, Of course the rad cals lay all the biame upon the whites. If I were to yield. to their representations | wou'd report any number of no: rors and charge the evtire white population of South Carolina with being lurs, toeves, murdereis ana hard-hearied brute, But 1 will not; hence I have no doubt that every one of them Wil abuse me heathy. RYSIER WARYED, The man Ryster, whose name I have mentioned in the ceding sentences, was one of the worst men in this county, He was unpopniar with every- body in Chesterville, At the election for Mayor, previous to the riot, he received only thirty-six out O1 107 negro radical votes, the mavority of the ne- groes voting for the democraitc candidate, 1 nave not heard even @ rad Cal say anyihing lavorable of Rysier. He possessed considerable influence with the country negroes and was j: to sur up strife be.ween the races. The Ku Klux brought his career to asudden clos: by ordermg him to quit the county, lyster obeyed the eruer ani leit the State, Lt ty impossible to approve this lawless action of the Klan, but no person will deoy that at rid the county of a very bad ghuracter, A SUMMUNG Ur, To sum up the record of Chester county I must condemn tne Ku Kiux and repeat tuat their orzant- | zation was due to bad government, Incendiarism and threats of icendiarism, dishonest officials, wholesale pardoning 0: criminals, ropveries, the arming of the negroes and refusal to arm the wuites— all these combined with @ Litter opposttioa 10 the negro government of the State to produce a state of affairs In every xense of the word deplorabie. 1 cannot apologize for a singie outrage perpetrated by the Ku Kiux, Some of the outrages were most | damaably benral at Thave neither pity nor sym- | peshs for the political party which has suffered oy CLs Alarming Accounts of Incendlarism—Negro Insolence the Provoking Cause of the Ku Klux Outracwe—unds of Bogus Ka Klux Good Treatment of the Prisoners by « United States Authorities—What Will Be the End of le ¢ YORKVILLE, 8. O., Noy, 15, 1871. The famous declaration of Lord Palmerston in relation to the Schleswig-Hoistein question, that | but one man understvod it thoroughly, and he was | dead, may be justly applied tv the social and polit. | cal question in tnis county. What with the asser- tions of federal oiliclals, white and btack radical leaders and negroes on the one haud, and wiite citizens im general on the o'ner, one is put into | about ag wo/ul a quandary as can be imagined. ORGANIZATION OF TUK KLAN, On one point only is everybody agreed, and tt is | that since December last this county las been in a terrible condition. Sifting, as well ay { cau, out of a tremendous mass of conflicting evidence, ali the facts that seem trathiul, L am able toseud you the following recor l:—As tar back a3 1563 some sort of @ secret organization was formed in tits count, which, however, did practically nothiag in the way of numidating voters or perpetrating outrages, It continued to exist in @ semi-comatose state until shortly prior 19 phe elecuon of last year, when tt | suddeniy roused iiseif into ierrible activity, effect- ing litile, i is true, unul alter Scote and the radical county candidates nad been elected. I shall not now siate what causes operated to awaken it to life, but shall conflae myself ta this and the succeeding paragraph to its operations. Soon after the clection rumors became curreat at | intervals that a seerct orgaaization, kuown as the Ku Klux Klan, was engaged tn whipplng negroes. In December a negro, named itouudtroe, Was mur- dered in the northwestern part of ths couaty, avd, aitnough some men were arrested, the lezal exacal- nation which followed resulted in their acquittal and discharge. During the toilowing moath ihe outrages tacreased tn number, the imysiertuus or- gauizauion acting with the most remorseless activity and with the utmost secrecy, NEGRUES MURDERED AND WHIPPED. Every succeeding mouth until evrly in May wit- neased au increage IM the number of these oulrages. Negroes were whipped—sowe in & must brutal mau- ner; afew women were also whipped, and five other negroes murdered, At the inctpiency of the Ku Klux operations numerous citizeus of tue county openly denounced them. Aiter a while these citl- zens became eilent—a few from terror, the great ma.ority from causes which I shail hereafter men- tsistent in Lis efforts | , In making his escape, | that accoun | Last night Colonel Merril adias | candidates, addres and the outbreak of the Ku Kinx incenatary fires decane frequent, Coionel Merrill ans Destrict At- toruey Corbin w-sert that the negroes barned tue Property of the whites tu retaliation for the Ku Kinx Oulrages; the citizens assert Wat the burnings | began Letore the Ku Klux outrazes became fre- quent, But, be that as tt imay, it is certain that an { aiarming amount of imccndiarism prevaiied. One | Might it was a gin house ult of the next Hight tt was @ vara tu. of cora and fodder, (he Wine | folowing it was a stable full of horses and mul §, So it went on night after night, until op tie might of | the 26th of January, 187!, Yorkville was tiuminated by the flames artsing from turee gin houses, oue mill and a large barn, all situated within a | Gistance of six miles from the iwwn, Nor i] Gid Yorkville tieeit ezcape. A vacant lot | Opposite my hotel attest the work of the j INcenaiary, and | this evening heard the story of , bow the mother and chtidron barely e capea with | thelr lives. bo numerous were the threats of buras j tng down the town, anu so well louaded the reporis: | OL such threats, that tho white citzeos ou many nigits faced the blasts of winter aud patrotied (he ; Streets with guns tp their hands, Yet, tn site of | all the precautions, attempts were made and par | | tally succeeded. Adhering to my purpose net to 40 ; Into @® monotonous recapiulauon of Ku Kiax out Vages L shall sitnply state Uiat om tue nizht of Feb. ruary 25, 1871, & negro, named Andersou Browa, Was taken from hts house and shot deed by the Ku Klux, And here my task is a very vetcate one. 1 dare not make public my authority or ine source whence Idertved my intormatioa, first, becanse to do so would be Lo piace some nea in jail, and next, because to do so would be Lo vio.ate confidence, But I ain fully authorized to state that the negro brown was not shot until abundant evideace had been obtained by the Ku Kiux icaders that be was one of the principal agents tn the r.bie incea- | diurism which prevatied. Two negroes had pres viously been murdered vy the Ku Klux, and tor We same cause, THE ORIEF OF THR INCENDIAR’RS. There 1s something miscraply wearisoie in thts recital of crime and retainatory crime, asive from the natural disgust and horror wiin witch ove con> templates the sunject. But the story has to be tol ana therefore I continue. Among the residents of Yorkvile was a white radical named 4. M. Rose, ‘Who held ihe important po-ition o Country trea: surer. The killing of tne negro Brown was so closely followed by a iresh batch of ouirages that the radi- cals here appealed to the United miates yoverument to senu troops to the cvuaty, that a company of soluiers “wonid arrive on t | of March, and on that night the Ku K ux tore few rails of the ratiroad track to prevent tue Ing. On ihe loliowing night alarge body oF thea euteret Yorkville and tried to get posse sion of Kose ior bbe purpose Oo: Killing tim. lie succeeded They also red to gat pos. session Ol a colored Dreacnar named tom Wright, but he also scented dungerund eluced the wur- aerous Ku Kiux. THE DENOUEMENT. ‘The denouemen’ of tnisact in the melancholy drama 18 remark ble. so tar as use 13 coucerued, dome tine afer the raid he suddeniy fled tue State, and every radicai soiemniy declired that he ned through fear for hia life. Aa examnaiton 0! his books, however, somewhat Weakeued tuts veiel, for 1 Was then ound that he Lad Wed oO With lim, or made away with sowchow, neany $15,000 of the country’s money. tose was accused Of veing the head of the band of lucendi- aries in York Couuty, aud hia ie Wis sougatoa J€ bad een remaraet tuatne would mount the top of his Nouse at utzat aud ure as ge al gun, aud that munedivey afler somebody's pros perty was buracd to the ground, [ese manga. tiv denied thathe wisi any way COucerned ia these burnings; but there 13 NOW DO quesiion ot his g alt. od Lo me baat Lae DSSeSSi0l HL nein tke ae ose taking any nse Wurners aad that) ose was 1 le Was nowt mierey 18, fi Goi ngs Pwo stave that aur WPMEN OAe Of Cue raical ng AcruWh Et Dogroes 1a Us tuwn, virtually advised tag nexroes lo burl tie property o! the whites, CONFLICTING OPINIONS. T have now give of the statements of voli sries trouviea, Colonel Merrili, isirick Attorney Corbin and the while black rad cals Ye jeraily, attribute the Ku Kiux outrages to poutical intolerance atoue, Merrill says ‘they are tie rest ol “Lure, damued cusseaness.” Corbin echoes “cusseduess;' ali the sma ry re-echo “cussedu bi Authorities had evidence tn tne'r cating Wat this man vose Wis Con cenduirism, Tasked hin tt he pro steps to punish the barn aud grate he replied in the negative, expiuu. Not engaged i any coasp. would like to Know what a co hecuon with these bur ing the tast eiecuon an the prescac coreuption on the part of the stvte yoverui nt, of the prostitution of justice by the Goveraor, oi ‘tne untig Of negroes asalast them, aut of tucendabir- ism by Negroes, Merrit rej fies that it “isn’t auy ancb damaed thing; Corbin says the whites are ail “damued liars."? aud all t 18, LOLLO We ing suil, damn the wa tes as | oundrets, tu allo: whicu the wintes wii many reiecnous, reply, “Chat be damned) the damacd thieves Kaow well cnough that they goaded the whites to Kus Kiaxisin.” Pray dtaw your awa couclusiuns ay to who are to be believed. NUMBER OF OUTRAGE AS regards the onuage: tion, Negroes and a tew whites who had heretofore acted with the radical party suddenly published cards in the Yorkville Exquircy announcing that hereatter they would vote with the democracy, Meantime the lashing, shooting aud hanging weal on. One night the Ku Kiux made a big raid into this town and Uied to get how of a white man named E. M. Rose, then County Treasurer, anda negro | Preacher, named Tom Wright, tn voih of wich ellorts they tailed. prompted the Ku Kiux in their raids, it Is certain Unat politics had something to do with it, ‘The rats Were numerous; sometimes tailing to elfect the ob- Ject sought; most frequently resulting in a more or less avominabie outrage. Occasionally the Ku Kiux Kian promulgated orders and oer documenta, | which the pubic were permitted to see, ait of which | expressed the determination 10 punisi crime and | jraud and to put au end to negro rule in South Car- | olina. I think that even Colonel Merrill and District Attorney Cortin will admit that 1 have adhered most ndexibiy to astatement of what occurred in two joregoing paragraphs. THE CAUSES—INSULENCE OP THE NEGRO MILITIA, If L had stopped with the last paragraph but ove impression could be formed, and it would be that | some hundreds of vile, semi-barburous wretches, | filed with @ spirit of poltiical mtolerance, had vented their hatred upon defenceless ucgroes, be. cause these Jutter Would not vote as they demanded, and “ipaugurated hell!’ in South Carolia, Here 1s precisely Where Coionel Merrilt, District Attorney Coroin aud aij the radical leaders in the State would | have me stop; but here is precisely the point at | which 1 dare not stop, without doing vielence to every sentimeps of iairuess and impar- tality, which the MERALD impresses upon | the minds of its correspondents, 1 am assured that probably Gfteen buaudred men in York couaty were members of the Ku Klux Klan | and 600 morcin tuli sympathy with it, Now, as there are only 2,355 White men in te county, am 1 to conciude that 2,000 of them are savages? This 1s rather stuf, to be sure; especially as t huve aiready met a large number of decideuly well educated and cuitured gentiemen here. Perhaps 1 am old-fash- Joned in my Ideas; Gut 1 Dave {ath in the whiie race, Well, that faith prompts me to hear the otter side. 1 13 w singular Colucicdence that the outbreak by tie Ku Klux iast year followed the arming of the negroes by the Governor and his refusal to arm whe | wuiles. Breech-loading rifes of the must approved pattern, with an abundant supply of mesailic car tridges of the proper calibre, were sent to York county aud placed in the hands of negroes. Bix companies of Diack miltin Were organized, nearly every one of their officers being negroes. Depend: ing entirely upou the statement of @ gentleman who 18 very bitter upon the Ku Kiux, tam compelled to report tual the negro militia Were exceedingly Ingo Jeuc? Mat they threatened the wuites and tdulged in duwenstiane2s adorably caivulated to exute @ coumict Of raves, sae of toe miilua cap. tains was a negro named J, Willlaius, alias ate a colored gentiomaa inclined to tusvience, He na made # law unto Mmseif in bis “teat,” picketed roads, virtuaily deciated tartial law aud had even goue 80 Jar us to arr Wiuie men ou his own responsivity. He was regarded by the whites as a ai crous UucgTO—& Verilubie Euuopian freorand. On the first Monday in March, Which was “sales day,” “Captain? Williams came to Yorkville and drank & Utie too nuch whiskey, I suppose, ior Le certaimly mdulged ia the most outrageuus lang’ e concerning the whites, Amoug other amiavie tuings he Is charged with giving expression to was a declaration Of Lis intention to Kil the woites: “qrom the cradle W the grave," the opporrunity ior doing Which he believed Would 8von arrive, Un the oth of March Captain Williams Was taken from his home at might by the Ka biux Bud banged, Li 1 mistake nut, the Ku Kiax pinned upon hts person a sip of paper bearlug the inseripuion ‘Placed upon the great uiasier reli,” or some ich Words—a ghastiy wittictsm at the expense Of the deceased Captain's muarual proiession, ONE BVLLe KEMOVED, Jdo not propose lo Weary your readers with a Tecapitulavion of outrages uttrivuted ty this negro mili, = Suilicieut Wo say twat, as in tue other | counties Where (hey Were organized, they created a feeiing Of insecurity amoung ie Waites, They Imarecnued and Counter-Marcied through the couny at ail hours of the night, spreading alarm among the wouen and children, dud exciting the tdign tion of the white ni Tn these nuctarnel excur- sions they amused (hemselves oy driag om Lheir guns, ald one migie Uley fred into the house of a wlaow lady a few mues avove Voravile, Finaily the ex- vitement reached its climax, and the wie men wio were Ku Klux aud We Wiete mea who were noo Ku Klux assumed so dectdediy bel, Tigerent an attitase that Governor scott became’ inightened. Ue sent General Auderson, the Adju- fant General, to Ua place, enn Chat warrior pres veuted a contet by ordering the maitia to Girn over their guus aud atoMUnltion Fo the Suerih, Who scat them back (0 Colulmint., This prt an end to | Saud” as having been Cc onuntitet Whatever the motive which | ) to elect hoacst rities report “between etgbt Nandred aad ove ineu- ue this couniy. Lt an quite satisied, however, Ma: they have sireiched & point tor political eitect. A dumber of Whippiugs ever took place. ine explain how the fizures. “It a negro staies Laat the f is Nowe Oue Miht an Warned him to benave himsell they put that d Tage; they destoyed Ms gun eve } gun before the Ku Klux vezan operations; Wal was another outrace; if they mace injuir cen Me | another tL Was a third Outrage, ion Wal thus per itis jor them to sweil ube figures up toons thousand, altaoug shipped (pei alt dozen Were murdered) may wot exceed iw dred. Heaven Knows His is grout enough without # ung tuleave Hon Unal itis Livefold greater, ROGUS You will remember thai tn one ot my letters trom Spartanburg { stated having seea a isu Klux order condemning cevtam outrages, it ay pears Taat e same thing was done by the Ieadurs of the Ku Klux in tus county, Phe (ouewiag docament i copied: from the Yorkville #iq rer ot March fast. published in the paper as an item of news: -- Yorkville knquirer.} om yon tik orga tention, that Stoy Het rence wit) any nest, decent, ehaved person, ally Mnvite all aneh and they spall be pr thin organiz i f with negro wack grelet ant thievish get ot law the sn earth, the Pletued to stop we are “forced by tu seray bigs deterin ned to end it, even been called to the letter of one ork we brent ituratie, Our Lwaxerdered to urre vont oe trted Eee al tncendiaris (and 1 cooecued be wil Kaw there were ne shia fired wt hin and og D—tatis nok mane iiie, The Lege a al ate Of South Carotna have x ny in bbe ine, BY COMMAND OF Pils CHIGP, KKK ALA. Gd 1 char Orrictat: rol Toe OF TITK KLAN, OF the politic roof tne WWKIUN IN this county Pave uot tie sagdtest aoubl, bowed ts oryria (0 a convicting On The parton a lew mon that Lucre Was Ho possible hope OF mat tag The neg men to ole tavon tried in und AL fabied: coucula Sin AST) and it faried again. became desper into the KU Wn Move neat regateless of Go se quenves, AL THE same Lime jb ts Ciatmed (hat pot we ucgiO Was Wiipped oF hiked by tueie order, “unless Wey had aotadant evidence thar he had committed a crime.’ ‘Uh imit Uiat nesrees Were whipped, ostensibly b shey voted the Fadical Heket} oul they assert thal ihe | erpeirators Of these OUTages Were ciluer bogus Ku Kix or Were members of the real organia Hon maaing on their own responstoility aud aie ay alton of their orders. Jue chel Oo: ali te Kins 0 K county is sitd to Nave been & xevtieaian named Avery, Who ied the Stale a3 svvu as le areste be- ake MERRILL'S INITIATORY MEASURE. Coming hoy to te arresis there Is bie to praise. Wheh Colonel Merrit 6aii* 10 Lar county nay last a meeting of citizens was ald Ja the Court House, which he addressed, He weciased Wat he had no intention of molesting any person ior offences perpetrated prior to ps arrival, and he called upon the citizens to aid hi te puting an end to the outrages, Tue result was Uiat a iarge nutver of the most prominent ctt-ous united In pudlishing @ card, with (heir siguatures atached In which they Senouuced the KU Aius aud bound themselves to punish any further outrages, Among the signers of the document Were some men velong- ing to tae Klan. and that they falrhfaily Kept their Ouinpact Is made evivent trum the fact that thence forward bul iew ruids were maue vy alan, and these without authority, as fain tujorn Iu July the Congressional Committec vised Yorkville, and from that Une to the present ail reports of Ku Klux outrages enurely ceased, Various reasons are assigned for thiscessauon. Some persous say that the negroes had declared that ney would no longer Wotk and that orders nud been Issued to the Kuans to suspend Operations until alo tue crop Was gathered, Others—and these liciide lie great majority of Whites—insist that the leavers, perceiv- fog Wwe government deierinined lw suppress hem, bad determined ty abandon aud vresk up Ue organization But, Wiatever their niotive, the outages certainly ceased. WALLACE'S VENOM, Had the goverument “let weil enough alone” at Vis juncture i would Have pursued the hest policy. The Ku Klux with, the combiuet movement of the Tespectable citizens and tne demands of the mate- Tial interests of Wie puters, hau resoited favor avly to peace and vruer, Bu, (here Was gue man in York county Why was determined Bol to ict the Matter rest. He Was Mr A. Wallace, radical member Of Congress from tins district, A native of South Carouga, and velore whe war a aaa ol local prominence, ne Gad claruted having Ceanatued Los to the Caton during the civil conuict, aitiough te charge) with faving aided iy organ aud equip: Pikg a company oF revel suldiers irom Cais COME Ati itious dud asecker aifer oftice, Wailace jomedt te Winuing radheni russ, aud Cieacesurward Was scurn aad conlempouf all bs former trends ant acquaintances. 11 Lhe statements of the peayie here be correct (here ts poling weaerods OF Mags Hadimods in he Man. He hadced (He Whites for des Episiag iM Aad soUht au Opporciuity Lor Wreaning his Vengeance pou them, ib Wasuiagvoa fy dis- was m A few met of promiicnee eatnd reckless, wana they plunged on x Oue evil; butthere Was etal another remiaiuing. TNOEN DIAKY FIRES. yiayed areat wcUVIty in secaring (he passage of the Richa pil, aad Witat he returned to Yorkville 6 Simultancously With tue arulud Of the Aeros | Was to buasl Wiws Le Was tie Ladder Of Taal enact it was understood | pioper the military autho: | | already veea 9 CAE ARES AY BOG RLINIS hac Get aR RN STRINGS Dy eS Wh Ns ATM GE SIE A ARE LPB Haman aammenptaan mammemmmarnniees conan <aseaemrn 9 meat. When be returned home ne fonnd mat- denounce the enu® white popuistion of Souwh {tne democratic jonrnata of this city were an ters quiet | euous Ku KULX oulrages Dad Carole as “ta nagd ars” wie wt make a yen. | Oufrage On bhelr Hianoud aol 4 perversion ceased, and Cobvel Merri dad the” cl es eral accusation against tie white msn ot swuidting | OF Liteie WOWs—May wives. they the peo- were living 61 (he most imendty teras. their emplo; wie will lant tae exroed as pod | Ple—aeciare Chat te louks lik bid of Watiace made Merit 1's acquaintance, and in prop sessing wit the virtues and coade nn the whiies ax | SOoute Kuul vor tie future. Farther, taar the Geese | Ton 48 their wtinacy tneceaset so dit Mercil’d | pos-essing alt the views or ty iy—suen men are | Will NOL fo eC 1 bine (9 Ooms MhSas Md 4 whO, toe Inendship tor the wultes cool, Understand thas 1) bot lxeiy to be actuated by a spirt of justice and | SOM: cause OF ott Have placed ‘hen La & tale am now twerely repeating Waal | have hea (eis impariuiity, One ome ai Lmust make ane xception | leh. Taxe Wilsga's cade ior A mnie, Alter we asserted thet Wailice deiverately set to work to oi, States Commissioner Vota | Sisting to circulate the vu race Chat Was pul upem ; Bulsou, dod sucveded La poison ng, the mind o€ | this geuve nan seems actuated by Lhe inost unpare | be on the ACCuE OF tha Cth We AtLows a Statement | Merrill awainst tue people, At any rate, One day @ | Hsan motives, and wil dea fatrty with the prisoners | to gu the ruuads of Uae press that the police we: Jeuiemt they wil le From that um his purpose unc campaign, upon tui Some jew arr maa stopped thea, Jailer und juuze, Was suspeider, county. compus, entiewan ieprouched Merrifl tor tie ¢l ad jake pace tu Mii. “dour peovle try to pat me on the shoulder,” | plied Mec, “butt audersiand them now, upon ms wWitu contempt; tf f Qi severe Livy wil uate we, By God! Lpreier their | the question ou the troub.es in this hatred to tuetr contempt.” 3 | EUUT, prowmluent 1 Mu be calcepized every one doine vi Mus Questions were siaguiar enougu— the people disicyai te tue Union." pe favorable 10 the adauinistration’! ce, Man jound comparative peace ane AKCTUU S UtriVAL LUG BeWSpapers hu tai hitst Ww uy, lowed fis exanipie, Opluavit Wa tue i Mad yletded .o error, At MhUnIZaL men were lakeu fom tue Deus wad hurried ty the county yall. Tueud; buuiiag ¥ ayguimst tucm, rl iby Were Lino to the present day Merrill bas | | been imteusely Litter Lowards AK EMMA’ With cold-blooded pertinacky Wallace pursued danger of tue outrages breaking Out aliesn a had gamed aa ally im senator | as the troops are removed, Seolt, of reausyivania, who pressed the mater or Prestaeut Grant uti he ordered tie Opening of Lhe | Was the repiv, When Atturuey General Akeriuad A> ; rived were numerous 6 Whites, tizen Ku lux A NO RESISTANCR—THE ARKESTS, Bear in wind coat tnere has never veen a sinzle case ol resistance to Cae feverit mursuals tu Las AMsty Lad eeu mad by them WIL'.o.6 Woudle velure he suspension of the writ ol hubeas ludeed, resistauce seeuis Lo Nave bee dase thing couicupated by Lue Ku Klux. otal, Was Oe ot bad dome bree or foar uundred mea Adduy OF Less Were Uvuvtless ProwMent weuvers O tue olau, bub L ator Lue it men, Wao hange iat tra called them, | Merritt and District Altarney Cochin knaw (his as “Were | welas L do, “Wee oe : ple, cowed thongn they may be now, and L shuader A quiet im York | oning of two timadred walte i the dria county; ms cowins produced panis and. werror. | trou thet Homes UL Ut four nitudeed otters. © t8 OF Meiers of Luc ade, in Lue Ordinary manner, He vrougay wate him Gr Prociaimaauon suspenuing the writ Of uabeas corpus, divesied the United states civil officers of al. autuor> ity Gad iMsialied Colonet sterril as sole policeman, du otuer worts, the military | Bumorities were uade sdyreme aud all civil puwer tae welore. unnouuced Mra law Would be prochatmed; Leuce WHER he Peached Lurkviie Lue purpose Of uls Visit Was ab ONCE divined. A panic wud stmupEde vega. Avery, the wilegeu Grand Uaiet ol ue s0l- if they are ever brougnt vetove nim for examination, Tak KU K UX OSOANIZ\TION SOP BROKEN UP, Thave wr.ttea w mncs lower ite: | down to write, ane must bring iL ib a endeavored re- ne, TL bave pUDIY. 6 | day condrins in imp:essioa that the present move nent of {he government Is a graventunder. It will Rot oreak up the Ku Klux Org nization. than T gat | t ut before your reuters bola sides of | Plot, Ke, &e | Last nughe | st 6 1 asked Volenel Merril i be dtd no. tnink there Was | soon “LAM FULLY saTiSe1 KD THAT TUKY WH. Lam fully satisied that when (he arrests began the Ku Kine werr disbanding rotunvarity, Cotonet ‘The arrests have emopittere | the peo- to think what the retaliation will be tor the Impris- adved others. or four a ANANGAL AND COSTHURUUAL, WALL STRERT, THURSDAY, Nov, 49, 171. Thanksgiving Day has been observed as a soctal and legal and as a financial and commercial hole | day. There was a cousplese suspension of business | throughout the city, except anong the smakee | Shopkeevers and retaiiers, who were interested ta | supplying goods periineat to tac dl. To-morroy (Vecs aver 1) ths aonuat interest charge of the Untied staces wit bo liztitor vy the | BUM Of $2,099,000, a4 On ‘Hat date 2,000,090 of SLX | per cent bonds will have beea replaced by 200,030,000 of tive per cents. ‘This 1s but sorry prozress to haye been made by Alresis aso Vega pruupliy. | Mr. Boutweil ta the refunting of the public dept, No Wariunts were shown 3 sult ABOU die ilarge UTUUZUE | OW We LaWy er UF Blum dag (0 LUC | for which Congress granted aim last year all reas | able factitties, a> ‘rhe previous year, it will be remein- bered, bis pans failed, as he alieset, because of the Uueuucaled stil tacmer—rom Wwe oll man Of | Pranco-G Next ye: ans sevemiy-LWo LWW Lue buy OL eAXieCu—iuey Wee a Franco-German war, Nexs year he was authorized pub into prisou. = bxveyt ual tuere Was | tO tnCrease the amount of tive per cents to a Larger uO onan? a hecbedls them at nigat, ab pruporuion Of eho amourt of tne deot to be ree cauanol be SiLIC Uae + wire Were made ie cee Wi BAY Vuilducd ve LereALe AS A, wouceat | Waded, aud last spring he commenced ations, taing, 50 Lau assured, the v.ucers ana suldives did Yet, wilh the casiest money market ever Known in Moe Wdaare ibe Work’ Ui Wey WO NOL asuAtE Lye. Mees LOE LgKer," 8) Lemurked wb ouiver vo ue) VEE! DUMMY juien. us pusslviv, KUMYER OF PRISONERS AND THEIR TREATMENT, Frou tae waking of tae urse ar diy OVer 190 persdus ave vee Ow Caied Wig United i jy Of bud WeatineDt Lacy have envuzi, ie jal 1s rauier 1s jet Wudoue 10 ua p LUGE Le. Wau of B quunaly of Uxates wud deheue! Juul uere: CAAUOL spean LOY tL received, Pus croWuea, bat bobind Comrade aud ii recwVe 38 pivis AQICIAL pa Liowhas, Luu: MaKINg Pusyucts, VUL Lib ui, KUO 5 Wey INAU dress as Kiowy dud eduerly y aida ey) oUb Lad W OL Lie ounce: a at a tay. Me yuiity, wat wre seul Lue Uy | @ chadged ia, aud Just as A pus | LOUK DOLE LO Me Lats j Muruiag. “Lois IS unLserab.e Work 4 au eaZaged iu,” compel BU ous 9 bud pe Oued Ab Lue es Ho ‘dae Loud rs, woh WOH Lak sal body ol Lavan dit Vea tae this country, capital being ubundantly suppled at 2a3 pec cent frou day to day 1 Wail sirect, wih an easy Money market abrowl, and With the assist #.cO Of ALOSE OL bankers Carvaghout the country, he succesuod # ter most persistent eit rts, in ph only about seventy millions ot bis new lean, came ‘he Syndicate, whose galvanic battery put | Iresh Ite into the movement, ard the ioad was wily worked oi, Mr, Boutweil goes therefore tv fore Congress next Monday as an emiment falar Jn view 0) & LOpwar clamor for an expl on of the con ract betweea tue Treasary aod the Synod. cate Mir. Boatwell ousat to be very expitert im his report on IS Most lmportwat topic, and give the couniry a tall reve.atuua of the who @ imattec. i ey | Ulewe Polatives duu trends. As & means ve PeewrV> | For the beaefit of ihose who may have fatled to | tue Weatu they ace siequeaty taxed out, Uuter ae ane of ‘l Be laa guard, tot tong. WALK” IM tue 'sticee, — PFOSEEVE IE Members of tho bonis of 182, wien aud they thus ovbau a olivic cy | C@ASC LO Dear Latoresé Lo-murtow, We iepeat the Cire ; Of Opeu-al eacreiss. im addition — tacu’ — eyar oi the ireasury Department; — yoo a fair and Lapartiat account | Toe wittes | assert that they were the resut of we tradis and | relatives de perniliieu lo Vasil biew every day. deed, Woke i sual het giving win cr Less (Ow, Aq itis Supervisiod of AHL Aun y (an wud ap Araly, W.0 bears UME Tepaladul OL courteous abd vuliging ged lal A COMED AL But woile the prisoners vwave votning to complain | OF An the maui Ob tueie personal Couifori, they dv which (ey t Coupha oF Lue 1 Ureated im viher ways. wie still Ignorant oF Lacie “Lei ba Merits partisan: J ahe pho ers. im nec 1a Arresied with Cullou Wo the dutuOriLes ior copies OL n Ogden, 11 LHe Vuitd Sales beug a lust ave boeu watrants, Maiy OF THe Have labia ja Lor one WMiwatu, wad the charges brought agast Ts have repenedly made app tie charges, PUD upelel ty Ooadeae Ould, , NOMC&—REDSAPT.ON Ov wIVEErWENTY BONDS i vate maura Ter anavMiet ARFASURY DEPARTMENT, dept. 1, 1871. Sis Lue jau, Walch is Aewt | BY Vittue OF tue wutiurity given Uy ai act ol Gon- itis uber tue hamedaye | 86eS Approved valy Lh t enniule «Aa act to authorize the refua ng of Us natiogat ded ' hereoy give Douce Gat tue princial aa ta duterest Of the bots Bereta oe ow ve Known as five-.wenty bouts, will ve pant ati ‘Treasury of che vaste l Stare. ta the city of Wash Maton, O2 Or A Ler LOE Lt ay vi Ve wud Uiab tne Laerest On FALL boa Ts wail on » thatday, rhat ts to Say, COUpOA LOT IS Kiowa as the utst series, ach OF February 2y, 1042, dated May 964, Munveres as folioWs.— $59 each lie, \ ,O%, LACMSIV oy OL. | 1 to 43.972, inclusive, v bub W.twout volts a. 1b AS assorted, win | 2 ity ie Gali . fae eu uh What teva i Kuow mot, as the cause of tnis'stugue |} C2 74104, i rr ba Sheed ee eae 0 eal Jai proceed 13 due (0 Lue Lact «al most ox the | , Ata reaisrered pou ty oO: tie saaie wei — Oe ees prisoners were arres ed eitier upon mere suspicion | vg Petes ee wie | oF Upou ihe vague stAteneuis OL uegroes, WUD WHA 10 4,108, 1c! rie of ob dene tue “autwoittis had to Hud out waat they | 110 1804 inciusive, oF + 00 eae ado yuuty of alter their xt, | 1 bo 8 yu bt et - . eae a Wiat xives Golur to td report | 102,65. sive, 0 © S000 eagh It was recetved througn the post otice aud , '” pestient—I do not khow the name of another | + would not tara tuformer, hat severat i. Oue Wan, was are flere Alisoa, dau. Teeased OU ivi Dali ty appear ‘ioe trial 1a Co AULD Aide resied jo) charge ue tue aume days aad cresied LY WLslaKe. +a NIE Classes. eas a prisunes evide whatever a told we that ae thougnt Colonct sierrul had bas.ily in arresting (neu, prison ventiemen a drugg, dntagat and wheu 4 te DY at We ‘euamed nine days, Le be because nave been ignoraat on re; tae He uevs not yel Kuow What he was ar- aud ue 13 Uiteriy to be trled ka Columola. A lawyer py 1 chamoeers was Kept in prison days dud thon ob enarged wil ho Was Ute wroux man are orden (i uitik Unit Is the Dawe Was Coulidcd ive ifea disulissed Tu aul cases like tie -e Us mea Lelongus 10 tie edacaied, respec+ dv avt agree with the autaor Tat uustakes like these “were to ve exp qhere ousat nov bo have Veen apy UnstaKes ai all cted by feceral OulCils What sole NOW IM jal ate magcent, tuere veg ne he bad Lnst tuem, ‘and ue oO: TUK CONE ESS ONS. On the part of the authorities it ts sata that the | & * delay m preierring specific cuarges agatust the prise | Pace, es trom the Jact that ib Colopel Merril and District Atto.n Jin heariog Coulessions of pe: IVIL (HE S UtsMENLS OL Ne, Toes, urdable tact that very lew of It is wunotner ri all the peniteuts decare tiat tacy were courpeled y to join the Klaa, and tuey obers ate suai ree have coniessed, by threats of viocen Why, then, are tney suil Kunor replies, “Chit some uegro ur | they winpped him)? eaure cme of | 2 Voruin ts cons | kent Ku Klux Ibis a re. He prisoners In jail ‘cabie fact that ne Was want lic | be explanation UW 4 m.u vaned vice tues | Telegraph, 6 ca? | New York Ceatrai consolidate of tite | ily | 110 2,996, motusive, OF ‘ 210,000 eacit Uf | tne amount wanvrace.d in Tie “Wunbers as above) to | 18 $10v,0.0,00. if \ Coupon voads of the act of Febraary 25, 1852, were | Issued in four distinct series. setles (embracing Unless aesce bbe bear the ser es des. gnatioa yon tiem, wht 1 the second, «ht and fourun secs are distucily } marced of bas Lice of tue von. United states seurities tue warded for redemption ' should ve aduresset to the ‘Load ivistun,? “cores at tary'sOfice. J. F. HARTLEY, Acttug Secretary. aj The fodowing Were the clusimg street prices of stocks on Weduesday eveao .:—Westera Union % w O74; Pactic Mail, 46% @ 474%; ¥24 @ U2s5; New Brie, 3034 a 04 | Reading, 1s & 113%; Lake store, 88% a 98% Like Shore scrp, 82 a 3. Pittabars, Las a 12 Northwestera, 69% a 61; Norciwestern preferred, 82% a 90; Rock 10s & 105%; Su Paul, 55 | & 5549; S& Vault preferred, 743 a 78%; Wabash, | 63% a 64; Oblo aud Mississippl, 42% uw 424; Union 27% @ 27'4; Boston, Hartiord and Brie, 2% & Colamuus, Chicago aod im tiaua Ceatral, 19% a 19; Haunival sud St. Joseph, 6. w v3, RILH is OF RAIE, id V.RFNIA. | York Ceatral scrip, 8736 a 97 aul oply of Norfolk. A Voice trom the Colornd Were either Hever on any 1ald, or tey Were Ou a | gy pag BpIroR OF THX HERALD:— ra fer boding tne bs e alter pleading jor mere: 1 disgust, Colonel tnree hundred cont above. always Swed Ite of the uit ceptions Visible Binpire nave been tod to go home a ter Making 1he stateuieats. Oeeasionaly tae in wads cert lo tuplicate several ofders | upon what rans (ney wece. they Look Ho parc In tie Ouray: es Near for tae vi no part wa Jocked Up; aud heres Cunes a junay young 01 th of tis Kit or on De gave tue name of hy w " yonr den? member, FRDERAL OvriciAL—Try if you cannot remember the nunies 0. Ady. PENITENT ~1 nto ls lawyer, KU K1UX, Dub had never been Ay Pail, Jers aba made lis Coa.cssivn. tom he Was Mutated, PERAL OF FiGAAL—WLO © ue Ww heard the vame of ove. FROKKAL OF 1CLAL—YOU Must go to jail then. And ty jail be Went, andin jail he is, becuuse ne either coud pol implicate vluers 0: very vest auti ‘ATEMENTS OF NEGROES. As regards tie statements of the uegro.s, they are 3 tuey were | tne woods or, a, Waikeud ¢ Meinl intorms me taat some ions have been made, that 1 bave seen are of the character iadial Jn Uhose that reste Co murder the penitent 8 Laat be loo deeu, and tnat he vegeed hus courades ty spare tie | m1, Ihe pennent is always, ad 10 Stabe Witt but very iew e: wever th I of these weak-Kneed weuoers Oi ihe Ine | vever saw one of them, and never | becuuse Ahad Gis story srout the numerous, voluminous and Very untrustworiy. course (he anthgrities (hina ing & vegio ' admitted iO me by & believe any tain, ev 1s 1ne. he Degro made a staieme.t beiore piw ~U Kia Subs cated by We negro was ever Conce ned ia tt, Menton th.s to sb Ww how much reiance can be placed in the assertions of negroes, negroes declare that ater the KU Klux tad visited | y houses aud Witpped or threateaed them, or ; broken their guas, tiey followed the raldevs, saw tem home and recognized then. Candiily, tng the negro character Well, | must refuse (0 believe Very iew white men woud nave doue this in the face of the almost certain deata that would have folowed detection, and negroes | gre greater Cowatds tan Whites; vesiues, (he Ku | Kiux were Mounted aud the negroes were on foot The autho:tties have a tremendous piie of t statements arranged in alphabetical order, and Colonel Merrit points to them as “tne dumaed fulernal record o( barbarism,” which they may ve. Certainly taere 18 NO excuse for murder, and the pping Of negroes ts must condemnabic; but | er think that the negroes have exaggerated t have heard # funny story as coming irom Culone! Merrill uimself, When he first begau Investigaung the Ku Kiax outrages he could bad bul Jew personas who Knew of tie He then bit upon We pian of asking men i they knew of any negroes tn their neistbor- hood who had not been whipp some would always be named. tHe (nevelore decided un these siores. r both. commission. In tia connection ‘tal ail tle Otkers Hud been Oatraged. PARTISANSH.Y. Some singular stories are atso toid concerning the grounds on WILeh wen are arrested. In gue instance & colored Woman made @ siateuient to Lue edect | that sie had been tod by a coored mau tint | pares wece meum- | 0 he had bers 0: the tus statement the p. Case a fegeu suited maa riding home earl he had een on a rate. ‘These, With numerous 0. have been reported to me. lieve that men at heard Uiat cea Ku kiux, aid ou : Les were urresied, Inanoiner | Out vain whit u the At he saw & one morning ache white maa er Gu ugh 0: any such Hatcalous statements same me | regret Lo report that tae spirit ol pare lisananip displayed by tae teaeral oficmis here t Men Who wil , enurely unbecoming Welt DOsuORS, some oi the | 1, and Ol Course sureugta ad vel 18 arrest sea Of the same Kurd 1 cannot possibly be ave been prt im prisou oa t At tie All he | are tle ont OV He had seen @ Header | tauy 1 ALO Head ydar- | people ovlamiag Jasitee through the Coluimts of LWo Un bene quesuoned chief, Who Was ine Wan , ig bv in n hd Ine; bul, Thea, ih Pd was, now. | tera: Olliclat toatl & o.wcial—ot aul outrage perpetiated upon Limselt by tae Ku in Which he Lupicaed several White men. vent Contesstons oF the inen engaged In te same ouirage sbow Unt not one of tue men tmpil- now. nde The lt betweea the demucratic journals of this *! chy and your avie sect, as an expoueat of the riguts of the whole people, as eXrtcled the atieu- tion of the people generally and our race parucu- lariy 1 Peto t Lo tue FIgZAt of LHe peupse, Irrespect~ ave 0: race, color, creed oF cuddttion, Lo assembie ta mass oF OFher MecUAgs LO discuss questiotis witect> inz our social, Moral, Poileeat aut intellectual sta ' tus, aad eater our earagdt protest wgatusi all io fringement oF tae sane, Tue perversioa of our ius | teuts aad purposes by Ou’ eneinies iD the Late ate meeting of coudvieace, aid Lae utter manny of yar of Lue prom.weat paper: here, Create tne wecessiiy of seiung Owssives Tight tarougn some medium, Ise Were members of | Hence we have choses the LoL .mas OL YoU paver, | w he eat that bie facts Of the cass aay be given Wo tile World atid Liat juice may Le Goede bo ail, Oo tue evening vt Saturday, November Li, te cou- servalives of ue ciLy of Porisimouti, Dowver tou ws Cry, held 4 processiou it huuor of bugir iate victory, aid dure | img the ume one oi Out vest pud abiest men Was cruchy aud stamefaly mardered aud iwo viherd seriousiy Wounded, Afier tus Iniamous oUlrase a baba of titese Outiaws crossed over row Ports- mou.u to thia chy, passed up Churci strect to where Dezenlort ved, yells, Wovung, cursiag anu calling said vesenduri é daoiaed raeal, abager | ioving sul vf & o—D, Irigiteumg tis lauily by We Lequeal UCN OL pistols, We, Suld Vezeadori Was ue duivwed Cadlidade Lor ie Asseutuly va ihe re puclivan UcKkel Auey DEXE Visited Jus. 4. Widow's house, sud sued iu bis Windows, slet tueir pistols 1 | Ou, cryimg, *.Vnere by the wigger’ We Rave gut vu8, wud We will Have anvwuer,’ &c., &o. Lie pounce, Whose duty it 783 0 see bilut ine peace Was Revie deciare wiey (the polos) wets Merely shovung wo Teiraciory dug. We, Sif, Wave Mus lorgulica tue Massacre Vi Ur people Jus ue Year ag, When Secretary KObesuva aud Others Were adarcsung w Meetlug Ov tue Court douse green; HOW Mine Lack Toyai Men Went aowa 10 DivUdy dosed wl tue Hands of these same Heads, le is su ives ta var memories, We Canuvl forget Maat tuere usver las | Deen ab tivestgalivd trom tie powers thas ve of that horrid slaughter, We, a3 Colvred peuple, be: came naturally daxtoas, abd desived Wy ask vr cud. pervauive iricnds” wiea dod Were bie slauguler of our peopie suvuld cease, We avowed vo enivt, before nigh Heaven, belore “iiteud aud foe," our ea. best aud solemn proves agatost our beg sitvt GuWa ike dugs. We desied by devise soe prc: ical way to give our sympathy to tae saderug mower of our murdered ined, We desired to ine | voxe tue protecuu O heaven's God. ue 3 yieidug to tue deadud Of ine te tue conservative party, Issued a pe ton Msistiag that the cuored pesyie (ua | view or the ex ited tone oF our erties) | slay aw y from said mecting, We have noting to | do Wit Loe Guestiull BOOUL sald proviauialivd Celi “unauditory” or “advisory We simpy Yoox tt ior grapied. vy the tone Of sald providuaativa; Maat Lie Theui uear to every American ciiscn Was deaied to Us, (hat Lue Come ssivg stood out 1a VOI Feud ULat tne ctyil ara oF (ae city yoveraumeat Was loo Weak to provech, Wis The Last Of proseeaption Was strung for the Mayor; dat we as i1Zens, (0. Lue Sase OF peace, LOL Ls suke Of soarling eyes che sad spectacle of aboliter JOUrTdousE tragedy, because We love Order dud respect aw, ua | siuple iovers of good gov: ~ MuoWed vue | greatest aid deavest right to ve deuied Us, au tiecour CouserVauVe (ends piace & Parlives OH VAL MOUs. We nave veeu Nis, udged, disrepreseated, aad we We do cum tia we wie Not tue suit and SAustance OL OUT Face itere, but we do say Liat Ibs Cie Universal Optiiod of oUF peo Ae in HOLL Cikies, ADU free y EXPFessed at Wiad, Liat Lue eters Oi Wisc, Muliea aud two he ot | & ed nO | SHUPIV din dor Jusite | only firing at a vog uw ctersy are accused of ugh Lacie churehe: uldreu to stay a€ Nome, there Was golne be a Now, vir. Kditor, the lacts are suuply wwervalive intends? i splendid saivn and huge mass meeltag in Porismouwin Lith, ant their political coadjutors on tats fradictad. Aga, oar tag tie colores teling the wo. b a ih brovoset lo get up one on Monday Went, an’ invite the democracy tn genera om {te vortsmouth side. Thi was well knowl in’ bun clues ofa view «Of the = aeeues, Of Tot aud bioudshed on Saturday night, our clergy. Who are, of a trata, bis teuders of our pede, were strougly tucuned to tik uy (ow OF Fie ie ats of Sgaidaar Wisely advised Un dult ta yeaoral to stay away frou tue oe af 2300 OF LO 1eL ab none — “only bits, aud Nedtune mor ‘Tala is seized upom DY democratic Wirepuilers and iistoried into aa ack 1 Wourd be @ repett- enooracy,’’ and very OL crimuMarty, We, sir, are salisied (hat, as wards Of the scveral goveruinen’, Cie stroag arm Of 16S Proiwctins MMerey Atl soivid Hd In Lime Lo come fre the Waltuily comstructet plans of our enomios to oucuer us Wilh tnonoity, We, sir, are sauisiied Uiat our governin is as well ae quaiited as we are that Where we are Hratally as S.ostnitted In deoved tid proverolauy (rue that “our friends’ Rave desigaed the work beforehand, We gre saiistied tat tie gengral gove. uinens Kuows toe weil Lual We ace a lai tag pevele, ant La: Will respect the powers tit. ve. With our riguts laud, “let us dave uauer the orgeuic baw of th 8." peace. J. 8. Hamiltor, pastor Bute sireet African Metho- (iat Bpixcopa: cherca; J. B.S. tall, pasior Janes Ktrect, Arcam “ethodist Hpicopat church; tf Jonn J. Jac J. #ulter, Jou D. appa, 0. ee. tay D., Ja uea f. Newson, mtb Cross, i 1 MN, Re. fa. ir, Veter Saeppard, W. H, Daw aa owners, i Pantan eWis Batuer, TERR kL 1852—The Freneh si » vically announced ta Louls Napoleoa ine uly ot the eieckon wad hate | han as bE nperor 1848 —un 4 independent. or Mexaaier or Russi ated, Coumuas vi Vacs ordered a to be closed. churches JzZATHS. MARRIAaA3S AMD Wa WYGANT —‘ILLS.—On ‘ednesday, November 28, 187), by Gey. Wilkam t enyared bie reside ice of the brite's lane, KouER WeYGANT, oF Orange } county, Neo¥., 00 Ligate ouly daugnter oc Wide luau Muls, Brooalya, L. } tempt of some 0. Our represeaiauive mea ty hud & | i Att } Gaeskult for ut Novemoor in ote Jerk 29, Maat year of alives and friends are invited to attend from ber itte resiteace, On Sacucday, Brooks —On Wednesdy wie of teary bio Engiand), papers please -On Wetnedday, November 29, Carita: RINK Ghows, Whlow of Jou brown, a mivtive of ry Kings cumity, bre WOU G2 veins, Tricity and those brotuer, wdwara Seoul, ae ve. uly avites aAttead tae iuneral, 1, Bt LWo O'clUeK, goa, J. We His (Priddy) & Lernoon, Bee from ody eitst avenue. BUCHANAN.—=AL Lilt rest torso oF Bucunnan, Sew Urovi ence, a. J, Saran, wile of J.0. buchanan. ‘The funcral will tase place from ner Late reai- deuce, New 1" co tartiy, December 8 at eight o'clo My Lae remains Wil be Laken te Grech woo i Cemecery. Bearvers.—- on tautsday, Novemoer 3), VALINE D.. daughier of doin vy. wail Cb burtavte, aged 2 years wal L mou hy The relatives wid irieads of the family are respect- fuliy invited Lo atiend vie sua) 4, On Sune day. December i atd Be My a tae residence Of her parents, No. tT iim piace, brouklyd Come BLin— Al seveu v'Giuck ’. ML, on Taesday, Nuveuber 25, tf MARGARS! CAMPBELL, wile of tne Let » Thomas Caumpdeti, OF Beunew’s briuge, | COunby Widare, aelbad, aed TS years. taer frie ds, also ti rsvus Wiliam, Joha, Huyh and Thomas.ure respectialiy mvited to atieud the fuverai, tia day betlay), Vece ae 1, at one | o'cock PML, trom ber tat residence, 69 Hester strcel, ‘ CLAS#ACK.—On Tuesday, Novemver 28, Mrs, ELIZs CLASvACK, 1 the Fith year OF her age. The relauves and treads of the family are Invited fo atiena the Lan rat, (roi her Wate pe, 497 Weot Lwenty seveutit st maver ly at one o'clock UM. CLAUSES, —Un thurs lay, November 29, FRANCISED AVGosTA MANE CoAUSEN, danzaler oF August F, | Clausen, aged LL mouths |. belatives and (reads are Invited to attend the funerai, (row 43 Soka Mure sireet, OU Saturday, as twel.e o'clock cou a Wednesda My Ar Al , November 29, at half-past dauenter of Albert and (ae LS, aged 24 ears. ices Will pidee take al St Pane siday, Decem- Hi Oe in Watt ato (he litt xew eo trata icon Relatives and trignds of the Wolly tavited to attend: without further nouce, suns Wil We In Une to take tue ali-vast two Vk. (rata back to the Gry. At West ou Wednes Ja danger of Henry aad ile Had 22 lays ‘the relauves aid ttstes ate Mvited to attend the fun Friday, December i, at two o'eiock, froux the fesidence OF Her PArEN is. DEVLEN USL Louise Moy, Of © November 2 sw York cliy, aed 2 LCHUSLEL pApECs ple ‘Gabry, Suddenly, jay. Noveruber 30, MARKY ANNIE, DEIOVOL Wile OF de We Pocarly. will wave 17 Urchart street at one on Sunday, Decwiaver 3, Fiteads dud € respectiuliy Mnvite t to aitead. Wednestay, November 29, 1571, Mra. 4 tanugtiter O Motonay, & native of Hhurleys, conuly of Lipperary, Irciaat, aged 33 yours, aunt v even u' hoek AL Me uth street, pact el ‘Twenty-se vi Lanniy wre resp rnetl, wee nsdmption, om "LIN, iocaneriy and 3 mouths, ‘tue tuneral will take place thts (fr day) a'ternoor at Gue v'clocs, TO NO. 220 Seve a avenue. Kel Hives w ieuds are tavitet to atten Bouse Ji tears NOveutwer 3, Haan K, tho waged 60 Year nds ol the launty are respectially invited ak the ur to wlicnd the fincrat servic Is Laie residence, UL DOU OLX SHEE, dense! Ou Prt alter. noon. ab our Y ci The reuiesus Will ve takeu to peuieat, fons Iuosday, November 29, Ante tas Lawnesce Uoloiks, vf las city, wget OT years, & avnius and 27 dts. Yun rat services tus day (Friday), December 1, at one vctock, ab lie cnarch of ALL sous, cormer of eta sire sb. | Fuurti avenue dk LWoak Buston ama oie Lois paints please Copy. Kei As. Weduesday, November 2), THOMAS | REIKSAN, qed ts. k0 Monts aut Sy days. | ‘hae retatives dad iriedds, Gomeltioe Wilh bie diene ded by a sarge | muss Ineetlug aud | te Joan d. OT tied Asse also the MeMbers oF the GeHueTeU’s duQ's OC LHe Kievduutt Ward ale cespect uly ited to atioud tad innerat, | from bie tate Cesideace, No. 273 luviagcon street, Friday, December t, at one o'clock 2. ab j Lasvnks. on taursday, Neveuiber 30, Grorae W. Laspaus, tho eluest son of Jolei aid Caroling Li ters, aged 47 years, o months bk AT lays. we relatives and Iieads aut (hoe of hig oro! her. Iu-law, Peter Vetter, Je, and tie imemiges of lispe Luiige No. 4), B. did A. ML, ure respectialiy lavited bers oF to aliend the tanerdl, oa ouuday alieraoon, at one 9 Cock, stom le Secord sitscb Metuodiss choreh, velween avenues U and Oo. Ma 1. —Al Laverty, Suiltvan county, N. Y.. oo Thursday, November 8, iyil, we 8X O'CiOCK P. M., Mr. dames Hh, | ALLBRY, Of Jersey City, N. J. Phe remalas Wii be brousul to Jersey Clty for ta terment. Notice 0 funeral hereaiter, UKK.—Ia Crooklyn, va Pitessay, November 30, 1871, Mak, wiie of Cliaries L, Orr. Notice of fuicral in b»-morrow’s paper, PALABR.—On Wednesday. Noveuper 29, CER TRUDE. tulant daughter of BF. aud divi Palmer, KUNK.—in provk.yo, on We (nesday, soveiuber .9, Winniad Rusk, of the rm ot Runs & Ode, of tau city, wad soa of the Lou. John tank, of Lamberts . J, weed 4) years. “4 Trane or tio tumily are invited to attend the funeral, on Satard Decemoer 2, at ove o'clock P. ML, from Dis iate restaeuce, 75 Lefferts place. SaYRES.—AL vauaica, L. 1, On Weduesday, Novewner 2, ater w brief toes, MARY KRGINA, gecoudt daughter of Giluett aud Auua L, sayres, aged 18 yours, sn eral un Saturday next, at one o'clock P. M., nd at hall past one at the resideuce vi her parent o'clock Pe at Grace ¢ dauuica, L. L 1a ods are Invited We holive, SPaNCE..—0 Wednesday, Novauoer 29, Butsa ANS, youngest dangater of Margaret aod George Speacer, ta tie un year of ber age, The relatives aad frieads of the tamily are respect fay tavied to attead the funerai, irom ihe reste dunce of her motier, Kast Lista street, on Sacurday, atone v'civck P.M, 4 ON. —Un Chursday, November 39, 1871, after a lingectaz illness, OF Cousumptiun, Witurad He Tinie, aged 45 sears, Tue cauerat Will take place trom the residence of his Wade fr, SO, dL West Foarh stresi, Oa bane Deceiver 4, at oue o'cluck P. The reiatives frieuds oi the family are respectfully inviied i atu, Brooklyu and Paterson papers please Corr ‘Tomes, —Al Bugiewood, Ne ou ‘Tuesday, Novewiber ng egy U, Tomes, sou Of tie Mae ) ried Fou a ta fends OL tue (aauly are Invited to atioud Mme funeral, al Cie Upiscuval oarurel Engiasres ye des ‘ + Veoe ini at aq Y = ie ttain loaves VaAvaata lercy, Cuamerd steely al 4d Ac Me Wetuea brat Ca) aM. said (P@M ite} f9 Wow Urt.— Suc teu, on ihursiay, November 3:1, SAMUBL D, WovURCER, axed 15 Years. 1 fiends are Tespecttany ty ena we 0 Sauitedty, AC ONE OTEK, te altead (ite ilue frou ais lave beside: aiterd Wt Ned