The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 24, 1877, Image 4
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RATES O(.f f/ I)VEITIKSING.
One iq1:aro one it.,"rtion 51.1)0. Fo'.
eItch s(1i'l ege t ins( etion 5.in
riws midt Tr'it,1,te.s of Rrs-(4n(tel rns
as asivertise(nyt11s. Liberal dtiscou- nt nungi~
i r c ontrac tit ]i v'rtij(4iIe ints.
.T013 \\ UlIK.
Bill IIT :1(1, Let tr II e'ails. En velop"s
Poster", (.1r1i,1. Invitations. Ticets.,\rc
itII ly exe4'cu1ttJd ILL this olic';, --CllEA '
IL R:ASITL
too ready t0 be led by sIt Sign mil"!
and lnl)rincipledi men011 who her:une -
by force of superior op ortluniti' s
their loaders. When I say this, I
desire pairticlalirlV to add t.hat I (Io
not cast klioro blame uiponl the color
ed tian upon the whito leaders of
the Repuhlicani party in Sonth
Carglina. U1)1n the whole. I think
imly Own r h1100 1 aI is nileh to ansver
for in colnection with bad led er
shipl inl that State as the coloredl
ia'o. The it'IllI is the samec. I1 l
lea(lelrs ald .ignoir:iant tol lowers
c'old not work: out the p)rolemrt of
gooI goverm nlilent. This !.as ibIeen
the great olb stacle and hindranee to
the success Of the Republical) paurty
ini the Soulther S itate. and it mayt
he set dovl as the principal Caus'o
of o0ur overthr'ow. The ditielity I
was that a majority of those wh'o
mi.tlortook to lead tho Rhpublicll
party in South Carolina made a pro
fession of politics an1d lived accord
inglv.
Upoll the sllbjet of the resources
of the State, Mr. Chlmbehrlain u.-cd
the following langurage
"I have had political dift'rences
wit'h the people of South ('arolisa
that were wide and deep, but upon
ih; subject of the reson rees of the
Commonwealti, 1 have never Cuter
tained a doubt. South Carolina
oilers the most inviting inducements
to the emigrant. He[r res5ources are
almost indescribable Her cotton,
long staple and upland, her rice and
corn, her facilities for productionl
andi manUfact uro, are absiol utely uin
surpassed. I had 11 iream11 of iden
tifying myself With the developminent
of these great resources ; not, if you
will allow me to say, so much as a
itiattor of piersonall aibitiol as of
satisfaction at seeing a State cap)al)le
of taking hecr place aimong the great
productive agencies of the I T ;1 11
but the rtipn1 -is past. I have
sought oth.e. ; f1Pd , adl probably
Shall hind miy future in New Yor.
I should havei) bcit glad to have
p)arficip)atled in tie re1sults that
miuist comIo from the eniergy, in
duistry and growth of South Caroli
na, for she is Massaichuiset ts, Alas
haman1 and Iowa rolled into) onol
Sho has greaj variety of cl iimato and
isoil. Sho has a traetahic and
adlaptivo laboring populationitiand
withl good govermnoon a self -reijance
and thon disappearance of - potical
dissensions herV future seemils to ho0
as5 clearL andii prlomlising ais her most
entusiastic son could desire."
Speaking of thie pending Presi
dlential policy, the Ox-governor ex
pressed himself in the following
teorms:
THEf PRESIDENT's POLleY.
"You are, of course, aware that I
did not iqpprovei of the action wich
President Hayes took with refer
(once to South Carolina. If. was1 anl
Cxper'imen~lt, and timoi 1a1011 can
* vindicate is sjudgmnent. I think
that as a prime result, he will find
that the D~emocratio party will de
rivo all tho protit and that the
Republicans in South Carolina ~at
least will remalin ini a perumnent
* minority, having little or no influ
en1ce on public affairs in Ithat -State.
So far as the nat~erial ag4 financial
intereats areO Icoored, tioe Demo
* . coratic party b gs niore: wisdom,
mfore OX >crien n~ld a miiro repre
sen1tativ3 ohtratier to the discharge
of Ioe duties of the admllinistraftion,
and I cn readily helievo that ulidor
these conditionls of General Hami~ p
tolls adatpinistrationl tile peole will
bo satisfied. Ho is only doin~g what
Icould and1( shiould have donei wvitli
the samr inflllue nce roundi~ me, anld
therefore I shall heartily rjoice in
I he luldie debt, Mr. ChamberilaOhif
pult t it t dI 00,000) in consolidated
bo0t1d4 . with 01.700,000 Ftill to fund,
1-oo tha(t linterest will be paid. IH'
denios thait alny of thet conlsolidatedl
says' a co:finpletot registry of all
chaniiges has h)oon kept, whieh can
bo coforrold to att aniy miomgrt;.. ,.
Milr. 01C~ 'iag mlun conled1,~ his
uiterview widih. tho loliqwvipg tribute
to South CarolinnW:
"I hope yon will allow mec to say
fui ier,., -.iU uij~t~ - t~liggo ,ton fr1tii
yourllf, tilit 1 11old to 11Il Nviews of,
evens i , Od "pas~t 1i"~ well is t.1ito
1re~ct't with czntiro (leferefl(( 1t)
thlose who1 are known tot d.1f'r NVi Q,_1
:111u1 atIliirition for the +oud/li(t toild
chiaratvtt ii, Ih )1'.11l11l of Ilse nilsy.'
of the R epubl lican~ Pr~ 1(K%' of Son (II
way of I lic'ii SU(e('; haw-,( been iIile-I
i'eiif. M'I, (lIi flcstilfli withi the c(A
ele(~i4 tIWIl I hutsiJ)O tlir'. 1110 ntolti)b
81(1 S'a fe fut lire heforo themt.i'r
hi;h (("I'e of 1'etieh)1(u1,c a
large allowance forl the di fl'er'euiee of
tri~inig and etltit':tt ion1, 1111(1 1 :111
wvilling" to (coeiCt! tht theylP) Iia e~
:10('f., for' thll It)i. p art . ill oh eklielwti
to wrhat t hey liitv"( il ,'g Ild 111the
I ost iut (!ci'Cs of the Staite. I have
110 pJi~i'il of feclilig . lhat -will e.VOe
pi't'v&it 111 fie lid i rejo~icing; ill 111) "
tinier1t I )eiioer atic tle ill Soth
(Caro'nlina.'
VEGETI E
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A W : D .AXLi Q']
V RY 4
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i"1ESi[ PRUNES, 10 C.E ,,
FJ!'.S]f To M)1ATOE:S, 20 n
NItiE VFl'].SIl PICKLES,
A\NT) ALL OT]ITEI
1i IA,
('I IOCOLATE.J;
( A AI)E Lk
-VE:RY
L'1LIA.I'; CALL AND) S
may 1.
Best is Gheapcst!1
fr~i! R, I'u iii T. 1h .
)CK OF NICE
GOODS,
ESLLING VERY TLOVW.
)11 A J)OLL.A.
A YAIRD.
-L \ POUN.
,111 25 CENTS A CAN.
SOb]1) BY '1' I1)OZEN!;.
L1OO1)S V1'.PY ClLEAP?.
t'()A Af
EXTR'ACTS. FT'C.f
S:-'iT IS,
OF
E"E FOR YO~3Lf
T RrADE.. ,i*JsEW
3 may.
THE BALL ST'ITjL RO.JLS O~
--yr J1
GRAND, VENTRAL
Dry Goods'Establishrpent
MoCreery & Brother
I 111h; snes ritteniiuiig thlo disposal or.
. MA(;N1FW4eNrwrIc~K, which iro put*
uponl the maurket cnr\y cliis scnson at such
low igu res, con vifl(e.'!4 us that the public
tj'rwtvitttti our ctljh~cls to su~pply thlem with
the nu'eet nud ist stylishl goods.
Rtuyu tug asI WO (lb front time lust Manle
rnd for iA- sn, entqli us to offer
We areo now receiving n new and olegtnt
Stocsk of
BO(OTS, S.H(4,
whiich wiih e Sould at the s uuue lost ruling
p)0I~uuIar ltrict~s. 'We oxJ)4 t to do a "r~iva
'CXII Nc ,?ssiN:ss, aind b~irghsns wvill ho
,qworol to the wise is sHtliiioft."
)amplc s t'uit oni appljuication and
.xl)rc.9ssngo paid n bills over $10.
MeClItEERY & BWYV1 I.al
lrrtird Central D),ry Goods L:Irjisuuauent
ref.', )
DOWN(1\ ihndo+!, IPicturo 1.auae ,
1' Children's ; ui'in'es 1uuulL'rai~
Us toionmy ) b ;'111; thle be t, nni4
muy where , ou c oil got the chtet. y
npvril 26 It. W. PILLIPS.
SOMETHING IL
l:: a jus. reoeive$ sohe very fine old
1''r hiky c.ie li uund 'Apple. BIL au
.VOH Xtono Nt.-intain, (4c'iziin; atnd
[ iix-eolh County, Viiginliuand11( 'var')io
)tlhur grae'iu of t&'ste"4rn Rye' \Vhikeys,
Di'nustic an ad lj~ap )it ed incas andi
luan dies. ''.