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In 1870 Burton was nominee for lieutenant-gov ernor. On account of some personally offensive pub- lication, Mr. E. C. Meredith, of Eutaw, a Demo cratic leader ("Bravest of the Brave"), severely chastised him in Eutaw. Thereafter the "trooly loil" journalist made his periodical collections of fees in Greene county by proxy. About the time when frost touched with withering chill his budding poli tical aspiration, Burton received an ominous com munication, not intended for publication, but for his... own guidance. It was embellished with pictures of cross-bones, skull and dagger, and inscribed with a legend which he interpreted as a sort of "move on" ordinance. And he stood not on the order of his going, but hiked.
General Dustin, a northern soldier, of good family connections, who settled in Demopolis and allied himself by marriage with one of the old and prominent families of the town, was appointed major general of militia, and endeavored, but un successfully, to organize a force. The law provided that whenever forty or more men should enroll them selves and choose officers, the governor upon appli cation should recognize them as a volunteer com- 60 WHEN THE KU KLUX RODE pany.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1870 Burton was nominee for lieutenant-gov ernor. On account of some personally offensive pub- lication, Mr. E. C. Meredith, of Eutaw, a Demo cratic leader ("Bravest of the Brave"), severely chastised him in Eutaw. Thereafter the "trooly loil" journalist made his periodical collections of fees in Greene county by proxy. About the time when frost touched with withering chill his budding poli tical aspiration, Burton received an ominous com munication, not intended for publication, but for his... own guidance. It was embellished with pictures of cross-bones, skull and dagger, and inscribed with a legend which he interpreted as a sort of "move on" ordinance. And he stood not on the order of his going, but hiked.
General Dustin, a northern soldier, of good family connections, who settled in Demopolis and allied himself by marriage with one of the old and prominent families of the town, was appointed major general of militia, and endeavored, but un successfully, to organize a force. The law provided that whenever forty or more men should enroll them selves and choose officers, the governor upon appli cation should recognize them as a volunteer com- 60 WHEN THE KU KLUX RODE pany.
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