Independent statesman

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God! good men are now coming to the

rescue. Let them, while uniting against

corruption, insist upon equal rights for

all, and also the suppression of lawless

violence wherever it shows itself, whether

in the Ku-Klux Klan outraging the

Bouth, or illicit undertakings outraging

the Black Republic of Hayti. To these

inestimable objects add specie payments,

and you will have a platform which

ought to be accepted by the American

people. 'Will not our colored fellow

citizens begin this good work? Let

them at the same time save Lhemselves‘

and save the country. These are only

hints which I submit to the convention,

hoping that its proceedings will tend

especially to the good of the colored’

race.

—Another celebrated New York Dein

ocrat seems to be coming to grief. On

Monday, in the suit of Helen Josephine

Mansfield against James Fisk, applica

tion was made for his arrest before

Judge Ingraham. The order was grant

ed. The suit is for $50,000 which be

longed to Murs. Mansfield, and was en

trusted to Fisk.

—Henry S. Foote, formerly a Demo

cratic Senator from Mississippi, has

written a letter giving in his adhesion

to the new party” movement, alleging

as his reason for so doing the impossi

bility of achieving a Democratic trinmph

in 1872”7 The most sensible reason

Foote ever assigned for anything.

Anew Democratic newspaper, called

the Middlesex Democrat, has been start

ed in Lowell. It is printed in connection

with the Dover Gazette, and edited by

E. A. Hills, who will have his hands

full, taking care of the double headed

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Independent statesman. (1871). Concord, N.H., 1871-11-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84022957/1871-11-03/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Independent statesman, 1871-11-03.