Staunton Spectator

How It was Done.—The villainy of the Radicals in the late Georgia election is without parallel in history. The following, from the Thomasville Enterprise, is a sample of the fraud practiced in every county of the State so far as heard from: Yesterday a colored man asked us if Captain White, the agent of the Bureau, could "banish him from the country or put him back into slavery for not voting?": We told him no, of course, when he informed us that the said White had sent out word to the colored men who had not voted, that "they were obliged to vote, and if they did not come to town and vote they would be banished or put back into slavery."—The Fincastle Herald publishes the affidavit of a negro, going to show that the "league" had threatened him, if he voted the Conservative ticket, and that L. Dunin, registering officer for the county, had told the negroes to duck any negro who voted the Conservative ticket.