The Rising son. [volume], February 02, 1907, Image 8

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NOW LET WAR BE WAGED
AGAINST CLUBS AND GAMBLING
DENS WHERE NEGRO YOUTHS
ARE HURLED TO DESTRUCTION.
The rcpuMlcnn JikIros have born
fk'ctrtd to vwry bench, except the
criminal bench. Whnt will they do
to periietua: tlu-ir clulnis in iiu coun
ty and cil.v. In-this I'oumiunlty bio
oiik nwm Institutions that are hell
hides ntid the innKt tlunmahlu plnccs
for the downfall or youim boys ami
Slrla. Tltrc N only one club at this
ritliiR that in exempted from thin
ininpalpu and that I the Waiters ent
ering Association at 121'. llaltlmore
place for the pailiettiiK of all the
alters uud railroad potters who
wish for a place to stay while they
are waiting for hours of watch to be
gin. Now the rest of the places thr
Son intends with Its thousands of
aupporters both black and white to
carry on an nnconipronilsinj? and nn--flinchlng
campaign against them.
Like Frederick Doimlas, the great ne
gro torch-hearer who cried out: "Is
Jod Dead?" Will the living get jus
tice? Will tht negroes rise up and
smite their greatest evil dead? Will
the negro preachers arouse themselves
and organize a committee to wait on
the republican Judges and have them
ith all the power at the command of
the white man to close these places?
The preacher who hesitates in this
call from Ood, shall go down on rec
ord in the Rising Son before its many
readers as weaklings. This paper
shall not cease lis writings until our
greatest race menace has been smitten
dead. Every Judge in county and city
lakes this paper. Iet them be moved
I y Ciod to do their duty by the negro
race. Just to think of the motheM
broken hearted, thinking of the mis
deeds and wild career of their sons
and daughters. Don't you hear that
unu, "Oh. w here la my wandering boy
t i nlRht. Oh, where is my boy to-night.
Oh! Stop and think of the many old
mothers tottering to their graves by
the grief of the strong influences that
carry their children to their graves by
a premature death. Oh! Listen to
the voice of Jesus calling on the ne
groes to get right. Will the noble
men of tin; Negro Race rise up and
assert themselves. Lay on MacDuff!
Lay on! Come forth out of stygian
darkness! Let there be light! The
great ship of Destiny In which the ne
gro is riding, let there be a strong
idiot at the helm, ljot the powers to
lie among the white people come to
our assistance. Lot Judges Itrutnhack,
Mediae, Patterson, Goodrich, Parks,
ami our own noble I. II. Ktmbrell
come to our rescue. Let thu negroes
get a petition and have every Judge
iuul while man of influence sign to
close these clubs. Oh! Lei God move
s to better our race.
GREENVILLE, MISS., NEWS.
has been grand master of the grand
lodge for a number of years and was
re-elected at the close this week.
This body stands for the highest
development of the race, self-respect,
self-Independence and self-help. It be
lieves that there Is n possibility for
the race In Mississippi, and by indus
try, honesty and thrift the race will
carve out for Itself a bright future.
To this end home buying has been
encouraged, the grand lodge Itself hav
ing put chased 1, IMtil acres of bind In
the Delta, and which will eventually
provide for the support of the aged
members of the craft, together with
widows and orphans of deceased mem
bets of the craft.
The opening session was held last
Tuesday, and was attended by many
of the citizens. Hon. John V. Strauth
er, one of the leading business men In
the Delta, an undertaker In Greenville,
acted as master of ceremonies and he
was well up. Rev. C. T. Stamps made
the opening praeyr nnd this was fol
lowed by music by the choir St.
ATathew A. M. K church, of which the
Rev. R. A. Adams is pastor.
Maor William Verger, delivered nn
address of welcome, In which he com
mended the body of colored men upon
their nent appearance, as each Mason
wore full dress with but few excep
tions. He said that he had lived In
the state, and around Greenville nil
of his life and had always found col
ored people to be his friends and
he was a friend to the race. "And why
not?"' he said.
Grans Master Iinipton responded
to the first address. He told theniay
or and Editor Smith that the negroes
of Mississippi were not satisfied, be
cause in some places mmebcrs of their
rare ewre hanged without trial, burned
at the stake, shot down and mistreat
ed In other ways, then in addition
to these mistreatments there was talk
of bringing foreigners into the state
to take the place of negroes. "We
cannot be satisfied when our job is
at stake.'
E. E. l'erklsn, secretary and treas
urer of the Masonic Henefit sasocln
tion, which is one of the most Im
portant adjuncts t othe grand lodw
made his annual report. This report
look up Indetalls the amount of mon
ey received and puld out, the ar'ount
paid o each widow and orphan. The
receipts amounted to $l2fi,oon njnd
out Jim, o hi puld out to the widows
and -orphans. This was considered a
good Miowing, and in the future each
will ii reive nt death ftiOU. Sle by
step the grand lodge is going up nnd
isp reparlng for the race. It is now
the strongest organization in the
whole south, and is doing more to
Inspire I he negro.
Greenville, Miss., Dec. ". Perhaps
he largest 'and most aggressive body
of negro men that has ever met in this
city, was the Si ringer Grand Lodge of
Mas. in. which assembled here during
the wei k. and has brought to the city
icpresi-utatlve men from all parts of
tiie tate numbering loin.
This body shows the progress made
bv our people since lstj.'t, ns In the
body was t-j be found, doctors, law
jers, merchants, ministers of high
standing, planters, post-masters, clerks
bankers and other repreKoutnttve men
el the race. The body was presided
over by Rev. E. W. Lanipton, .11 P.,
grand, master, and who Is nlso finan
cial secretary of the African Melho-ili.-it
Episcopal church with headipiar
ers In Washington, D. C. Dr. Uimpton
Do the negroes want a good negro
newspaper In Kansas City. If you do
please send ns nil the news so that
we can fill our newspaper with live,
fresh matter. If you do please pay
your subscription promptly, when our
agents appear or drop by our office
and bet tin up. The negroes need an
authentic colored journal in this city.
Have you readers enough race pride
to do your duty with this paper. We
are far behind when it conies to de
tail work for us to perform as a
race. Will you manage to save out
enough money for your paper. Will
you wake up from your lethargy?
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