Abolition In Georeis.
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From the Georgia Flag oil Inc Dnlon


MACON. Oct. .. 1874.
Dear Sir Having heard Of recent difficulty
ihat occurred between yourself and Abolitionlst
N rwiegs county, ! should be glad TO know VINE
,her have been rightly Informed in regard 10 The
facts Is ii true that there are men bold enough TO
avuw such dcc,riue under the full blaze OF South
srn gun


By replying at au early day, you will oblige your
irien IT, &c. ,. III. STKohG.
Hon. BESJ d. SMITH. ,o..
Dear Sir:-lt is trua tha; there are open ana
ayowed Aboiitionists in this county On iionday,
the 6lh Of October the day that our Cougress,oaei
election took place, man by the name Oh hehFf
Holmes, cltiz= of this county, ard aStdSeAoiat'
publicly slated that he was an AboliuooiSt III .'.@
presence Of at least seyanty-hve or eighiy Hlen
Upon his making the ayowsl earing that r,snt
awe misunderstood him, asked hifn To STATE "hal
a. had said again He then said tha; he Was en
aboI;,lonist-upon tckick eare him sererdt O.o'cS
should be glad TO stop here, but there are TWO
other men OF the same principles IN our count! one
OF whom, George w. Bostwick, announced hlihsei'
au Abotionst in my presence; and the other sinss
Adams. Jr is VIGOROUSLY so, aod he has declared
himself in the presence of some of our most respec-
tsbie citizens. rs unnecessary TO Gad, tRdt they
are all CLAY MEN.


Trusting that there is sufficient strength and pa
,rioiism left among Us 20 protect the ooulH from
those vile and Infamous incendares,


'''A BENJAMIN B. SMITH.
5. NJ. STRONG. Esq.


~ We clip the above gem from Loco. foco
paper, intending TO make some comments on 1t,
but on reflection we conclude that it tells its own
story. Decidedly the most Democratic act we
have heard of for week is this beating and
bruising shareholder because ike WASHINGTON
and JEFFERSON, he avowed himself hostile 10 s]a-
very. ST is unnecessary to add says the Hon.
3. B. Smith, that the fellows who avow anti sla-
very sentiments "arc all Clay men," Perfectly
unnecessary, Benjamin Did you ever see or
hear of man who prated of his own Demo-
cracy and called his ne;ghbors of different views
Federal Aristocrats," who wac not IN favor OF
all manner of tyranny and oppression, 50 that he
was sure of being the oppresso, and not the op-
pressed ''n is unnecessary 10 add that they are
all Clay mea." Unconscious Benjamin obivious
as Dogberry, thou dost not even suspect that thou
art writing History