Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, October 10, 1874, Image 2
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1 iit,i ccntJ i?c*r bottle.
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pTRON'n \N?> 1TRE UTFTT nT,OOT>?INOUEASR
OF FLESH ASH WKIOIIT?-I'LKAIt SKIN AND
it MA I ili'i 1. fOiii'UiXlOX t'J.iii Iii? l\) ALU 1
DR? RADWAY'8
fiarsaparillian Resolvent
YKE G^EAT DLOCD PURIFIER.
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vr cornmutili: it. - tltn null tlio Blood, sweat. Urine,
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lil.mdulur nlii'iiw, Vlcera in tlio throat, Motitl, Tu.
hi. i - n. 'Ac.- ill t li- 11 Mil.' < iin l other parts of I !i system,
.' re ]">< -, ^ti iimni. ii . i.arv?eji trmn the JJaiv and
<ho worn forma of Hkln dl*oa*e*, Kfuptlonn, Fever
puree, Scald Head, llin^ Wot m,Ktll Rheum, Kry si peine,
ii- , J'.liic'; Spots, W< ins in tliu Klt'sh, Tuniiv. Crtl??
i . ( in Hi. ml. .nul >:li \m .luoiit.i^ nnil painful illscUnvu?t,
f <htsw< it-, I.>o*a of Hporm flnd all wnstoeqf
ti , i piiiiciplo, i. 'i >.. inn tlio i',imi11 \i* v.n?K'? ni tliti
wonder of Modern Cbct dairy, nnd n few <1 y*' iiko will
. I : d\ ( to any person usinn it for cither of these forms of
(linoiub its potent power to core them,
11.? ; t ilv Ii - it i eit.n-ed bv the waste l
tout .lop >-iii<ai tliat I* coiiiinun!I) t rnpr?>*-<tui(, sue(
in mi. ilia Ilie-c wr.stcs, iiii.l i i ..us tli*' mine
v'i Aii t .-I in.nl" ft< in i .i1111> t ioo'l- ntul thla
t.'i s -\t: \ l'x it 1 i.i.ian vi.i and ilm'-a secure--a euro
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v p 'i t > > to' dlniiuisliiiii: tlio
j (> r i . tii , will |.o i.ip i nml ( very day
1 in , - m v i i! IP o i-.nvin i,. i . ritn11 st/ontrer,
ti to,. |m ,i :, ,?j>j, tile tiuiuoviiip, u.iU flush
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fill', positive i Hie P r
. iV/fhu ij <0 PAudrf 'y Complaint#,
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nun, Albuminuria, mill in nil ri i ? where I nerd ar?
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with ruImIadci ?lii.'' tin'- \\ lull- of mi cd or tlirendu ilk*
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j'liiii in the ijuntll nt tint liucU uinl uloiij lint .Uoiii*.
Tumor of 1'* Years' Croieth
Cured by lludway'n licsolvcnt
DR. RADWAY'S v.
FeiTectPnrptive&Replatiii?Pills
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The Intl prmT'nt Nor::I:t:xlioti.
MMi'1 Tim!'. piM.tT nl, K( jml.lir'nns thai
MsnrtuV?l<'?l in ronviMitii n in ( Innli-ston
ln>t wm-k, l?'?\r nnniinntc*! .luiljjo
.T.ilm 'i\ (?nvn lor (inventor nml
M:ntiu *.]. IVlanoy, onloroil nun, lor
1 /.on I enanl < iovemor.
Ti.w ii.c.n -i i'> < i.. I
I % .Mill * I I l?V 4? V I |l'|| \?| llfiU ill- I
dupundunt l??..lv < ( 1 vonublionns Iris
I>0011 look d for with '.pout and incii'ii^in<;
i;!torost. i?[ually l?y Kuiutbiiuans
whoso foully is bound to tho ru^nlnr
noiuinntioii by jjohb-n uhains, as \v* 11
as bv I iuimbliunns and t,'oust rvat i \ oa
who truly dusiro tho tj^ood of thoir
St it to.
1 bo intorost oi tho ro?ptl:ir llojuthi
lioaii Ihirty in ibis con volition was
I I rout ii four that a nominal ion would
bo in.adn, that. would bo mijiportod by
llto '\oio of a hum.' anil rosjiootablo
portion ol tho 1 hpubiioaus, who saw
iio hoj-o lor thoir Statu, or tho pui"
1 ... .
I i n :i 111' 11 ? y <>i i m- ! lepulilican party in
. ^ i ^
itllC Colli lUUvd Filri'rss ()l bought 11 j >
i nominations :iit> 1 I Vniecrats whoso
! love <tiid hulty to I lie State was pnra>
lijttnnt t<i |>ai ty vuee<>\:.
That, that convention was actuated
by none l>nt the purest motives tor the
sole good ol the Stat*', reiving tor the
success , ol their clhirts upon the ai?l
ami support <>I IVnioerats and Conservatives
who. ha 1 so olleit eliided
tin in Willi a total absence ot honesty
in lliejr party, and tin ir party protestations
ot a disire tor reiorni, and who
had so repeatedly declared th.at their
i i i
j i.eso'e was on. v lor goo 1 . overeateni
i without regard to partisan polities, is
shown in their resolutions appealing to
the Conservatives to maintain their
good word hy sustaining this nomination
at the ballot box in the approaching
election.
The success <>| this nomination in
I !.c > l"".l ....... -
^ ^ v<\\viwir, i ?\r ? I CIi1.1i i ! >
wholly with the Democrats am! Conservatives.
It cannot he disputed, and
alien ly the Repnhliean ring sen the
hand writing on (lie? wall, thai with
the full Conservative vote, :uul that < !
the Independent Kepubiieniis united,
with a lair election ami an honest
count, ?1 o 1111 T. (freest will he the next
Governor (.1 South Carolina.
The rui ilan ami l?In; U Leg.
AVhat a happy coincident in the
political worhl that at last the Hour
bon and the ring Republican can unite
on one j???1 itical principle.
Il is astonishing ln?w fearfully tenacious
lending ring 1?epublirans arc ol
Democratic honor. They really seem
k> he in terrible agony for tear Democrats
will vi. dale their principles by
voting for .Judge Gregn, a Republican
whose skirts are stained with the odious
principles of the civil rights hill.
We really feel had for them, and nltllnlioh
vvi> lfi v'o lift m v il 11 ? ? t ti v Oil- ftw.ir
O " ' " % ..V/ j J l.'Vl.
distress we know of some old l>onrbona
who agree with litem on this
one point, and as it is the first thing
they have ever agreed on, we recommend
that -hey throw themselves into
a filial embrace, ami weep out then
sorrows in bitter anguish together.
Consistancy is a Jewel, but the missfortune
of it is, he thai finds it never
possesses it.
O ?
rolifir.il Serfdom.
The order of It. 1>. Eliot l, President
ol the Sate Executive Committee of
the Union Republican Party, will be
interesting reading to the IP-publican-;
of 1 lorry.
Pliott is very forcible in illusf rating
Republican political dogmas, and eaqnally
happy in finding actors for the
performance. Wishing to illustrate
to his race brethren what would be
11,..:.. -o . i:.: 1 / *
11iv. 11 i wmiitK'ii i'i political irOCMIOin
uuiler Democratic rule, us taught by
Republicans, lie had lliein demonstrated
nl ft Republican meeting held
in this County a few days since.
That the performance was a success
i-l which the actor feels proud, is
shown in the following letter to the
Union Herald.
DUNN 1UIOWN IN IIOTtBY.
Conwayhoro, I lorry Co., S C. ?opt. 20.
To (he T.'ditor of the J)uihj UnionI
ft. f aid :
I'ursuani to call, the independent
republican party (so-called) met yes>
i lay 1 o i lcet delegates 1') the bob
tersv'convention, to be held in Char
??r* * * r \ ? > ? t ^ T J 7* 1 ^ '
' ? It < i \ I J M i\ i'l O
' on thv 2 I ?>1 <)<tobev. Tiu'y
wi'ic i nnplflly vote! l??vvii by the
Upton I'tpl^iIiodiiH, iiml routes I horse,
loot mitl (lrtigDoi)K, lti'KolutiouM ru* I
u^i'slns* Cnnmbt i'mim usxl ('.!i?:i\ (?s \vi re
uiiMi inn?:i>!y no noted ;it i In*i own
rn i?t itijs i. <1 . ci?'' > w re ?lnct??l,
suit! il'trrv wi.l lie wit! < lit :i ^ :?'mi*
ii l <it i vo in the boUei / convention.
Tm truth we lirivc mo bolters iii the oM
"Republic ol Iloiry." This ix Seiuii?>:*
DmmV o.vn county.
KKIM HI (CAN,
((t'mf ( . rvlnr )
I M'in 111;i riu.i< N 1'AUTY )
1J< O.MS S ! \ I i: K\. CiiNHH i l ]' .
<nit MIMA, SeptOllltior 1 '? 1. S
j Mr. , ( h:\inuAM t'oirify.S.
I
i I mlej talent 1 ili'iit*111 |mrIy liaviu-.; iaium!
volition 1o Ik- liol.i.Mi ill the ("iiy of Cli;ivl< so.i
tl?e!_\l of ( )rlol?er no ' for 11 io puiposo
: <>f putting in lomiaation aiiotlx r candidate
' I'or (Jovernor, i t 1 admit of Hie t$l ate * x? < ati i\ o
| cmittiiiilco oi'lhc Tnion Kepuliltoan party 1
; l:avo llu1 liouor to make llu' !. now leg sng:'j
tin: s, \ ia:
! I. Do diligent in closely watching eve v
nio\cnicnl <>:i ll.e pari el tin.' so-ca.l. d Judo- .
.
.
called lor I In* pmpo a of clod lug dole* rates to
said (\?uvi':ition you will jik\rr causa our
I: ionds to asseniMo in fall force to control 11 *
a 'tion of su li mcclin: i and t > veto d u :i
am and a'l pro positions look!ng to participation
i:i said i toilets' *'( 'onvc.nt ion."
I !. \ on u ill at once p! ace y in s 'If in ei .ninui.'cation
willi tlie cliniiman oftlio several
li.'Ocihcts iii your county, ami instiui'i them
as |?) ti'C cmi sc to li?' pursued l.?y them in re!ati
m to ill-* matter above stated.
it!i. Yon will p'e.ose eotnsnu'iieato as
promptly ;is convenient to these headquarters
the result. > t'site! i meetings, together with all
iiifoi-'.nation tha' yon may IVom lime to time
he in J oss >loit of concerning salil Hollers"
oijrani at ion.
mattei. an I with lull eonlideneo in your disereti.ui
ami iidel;?y.
i :un, \ i y re.?i < et I ,liy,
hour. !i. Mi.m err,
lh evident M\. (,'otn. t . it. Marty.
? t> u ^5A
('MID.
To t/.<r! T> hot'. "There la in;* in
circulation :i report calculated l > atfecl
injuriously the election of.John .1.
I 'est, C'onservat i ve nominee I'mr < 'onnly
School (.'ntuiuisioncr, ami at, the same
time a<triluiiiiu^ to me improper motives
in hrin^intx his name before the
convention, I take this method of statin
that the only motives that, induced
me to advocate ilte nomination <>; .Mr.
Host was; J'lr.st on In in*.; informed
that I was elected a delegate to the
eou\ration I em i ii (movants l'Yrry
Io\vn.ship, I asked the eil.r.ens ol inat
township to sipy'ip'si |(> m.> their choice
lor the \ariotis olliccs ; the majority
with w hom I talked, sinyavsled the
name td Mr. Just lor the oliiee ol
School I V mine doner ; this was the
fimt time that I had thouedit of Mr.
I 'est in connection wilii that, oliiee,
Nt'.com', from my knowledge ol Mr.
Dest, alter an acquaintanee ol seven
years, he hcing one ol my neat neighbours,
I hidieved that Mr, Dent's edu
national ipialiliealious weie as sgood, jj
in?t superior t<? timl of any candi late
named before the convention, and in
tiiis 1 ha\ o iio mason yet to ('1101100
my mind. !>elieviug thi*1, my solo
purpose was to carry out I ho views
0! thoso whom i represented in the
convention, when in doing so 1 was
satisfied 1 was bringing lorward a
gentleman i: 1 every respect compeIt
lit (or the duties of the oilieo.
Jos. \V. llollitlay
Oct., o'h ISM. #
A 4\VKI>.
To (he Public.
A report having been put in circulation
that 1, Hubert 1 >. Host, a delegate
in the county convention held in
Con way ho ro S. O. on the 7th day ot
Sept., last, assigned as the reason
why that convention nominated John
.J' IJcst tor the Otlico ot School (Joiumissioner
was that he (Ihst) owed
Joseph \\*. Ifolliday, a delegate in
that convention, nioney, and that
lblliday iidlneneed the convention to
make the 1:1 initiation that he might
get his pay ; 1 pronounce the report
talsn without the least foundation in
tact.
K. U 15e?l.
I Oct., 5th 1ST-1.
Woof hit* ; 11 m I JYoeoo-'Iiinrs of,the Count)"
lvxcouUvo Commit toe.
The Kxecutive Committoo mot in
llio Court house on Monday the 7tli,
inst., and was organized l>v electing
T. \V. (lore, temporary chairman and
T. I, Ilarrolson secretary. It was
move 1 and carried tiiat the roll he
called hy townships, and that on the
call the delegnt -s toni| orarily (ill the
vacancies in their respective delegations
hy selections from the citizens
presi nt Iron) their townships.
The roll was then called and the
following delegates answered to their
o c*
names.
(These marked wi'li an asterisk * were
selected by the dc'cuales to tilt vacancies,
those marked f wore elected permanently by
the committee.)
m
S: OCTOlUilt L<>, IM
] < ticks- ?'1'. L. llarrelson, W. -V. ot
-pivy, V. il. S.irvis, Coipvnyboro-- 111
1\ O. 1 Junou^iis, C. S. lleaty, *J 1 ,l
WaMi ; Hay I5oro--fs> II MuNnb,
f.M'liu S Kliott, ^ I low el I C'.n triixlit ;
Dojjj l?lott'?.Toromiah Misliow ; I* !'
Ix ; \V K ]' Cooper ; (lalavaolrt
1 > rr\ -M 11 C M>|>or, Kunj. Holt ; \
X M MuUow ; FloytJs ; (,?rccn ti
Sea ?f i> 11 Campbell j Sinipaon Crook I l.(
--W M IViitou ; !'J S 11 Ib'iiycs;! w
; l) A Williams ; Socsistou?J h i '''
iii
Newton j r .1 Kl;^, .Jeremiah Hni t i ;
Do^wooil Xeek-- 11 'vtor Vsnojjlit*; m
fl> M Hit!It; I liver?T W
(lore ; W A i lesson t.
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i III' V (MIWIIKU'C 111CII prOCeOUCU 1(1 :i 1
permanent or'an:/, mon l>y electing i
X. 1>, Cooper chairman an*1. C. S.
IJcaly secretary. Alter a brief address
l>v Hon. .1. T. Walsh on the I
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various duties ol the committee; and
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the necessity o! a united action in the j ^
approaeliino election on the part ol !
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the eonservatIves : the committee ! .
proceeded to elect by ballot a eundidate
for County Commissioner in the
place of K. 1 >. I{iehardsvm, withdrawn *
from the nomination made on the 7th,
of Sept., and I i. 1). Bryan was unan-j..
imonsly elected. J y
The committee then went into an j >
election 1 >r two ?h legates to the Stale l1
convention to assemble in Columbia ,
on the 8th. iust , and Z. W, Dusen- ,
i >
htny, and T. L. Ilarrelson were v?
elected.
It was moved and carried that the
chairman correspond with the At- j o
tornev Ceneral on the mutter of or-j
dcrin^ an election for Cleric of Court,
of lifts County. On motion tho chairin
a i. Mas authorized and requested to |
appoint the chairman of the executive tl
committee ho* each township. I'pon j :;l
that motion tlm following chairmen
t I
were appointod ; Pucks township,?
j T. L. llarrelson ; Coir.rayhoro?1;. ii
X. Anderson ; Pay Poro?.1. S. Kliott : ! ii
ihxj JJiiit)'?\V. Ih 1*. Cooiier ; (Jali1
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vants Perry? Dr. Ii. Ilug^ins; Kloyds
? Lo\i (J ranker ; Croon Sea ? D. 1 h i
Cambpell; Simpson Creek-?\V. A1. J ir
iu'iilon ; Soeastee ?J. 1). Newton:!5*1
Dogwood Nook ? Peter Yauyjht ; Little
Kiver?T. \\ . Core. J ))(
It wan then moved and carried thai ! r.
on r candidates he requested to can- l<
vans the Cv.unly, and tli.it tlie chair- J "
man make appointments in each town-I
I e<
ship at \\ hich they he ret]nested to ||
meet and address the people. Under Inj
this resolution the cloii'mjin iui. ! C
nownrt'd the lo'lowint* appointmoots!
i My wood Neck School house?Tuos- ^'
lay <><M. 13ih, Little Hirer?Wed- si
ncsday Oct. 14th, I.ilehliehl's Store?
Thursday Oct. I ot h, Simpson CreekFriday
Oct. 10th, Illantons x Koads j
? Saturday Oct. 17th, Floyds?Mon- ^
day Oct. 19th (lalivanls Kerry? Tues- tj
day LMlh, dordon's Store ? YYcdncs- el
day -1st, lhull ('reek?Thursday '2'2nd}
Socastce? Friday 2".rd, Conwayboro? '7*
<ti
Saturday 'dfth, l?ay l?oro?Thursday cr
'20th, Oool Spriny;s--Friday 80th, op ea
motion it, was resolved that, lite proeecdinos
of this meeting he published : Ml
in the noitUY nkwr. The committee
then adjourned subject to the call of H
the chairman. ca
N. H. Cooper, Chr.,
O. S. Hoatv, Sect., n<
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[For the 1 lorry News.] C:
Mr. [alitor.
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\Y ill you he !.r<"*!>d enough to yive 1
us some lnlormation through your! r?
eolums as to what goes with I lie pub- i j
lie fund* raised for {School purposes?!
i ? *
if we nustaUe not, t!io County ?f
'I reasuror reported >?[((> for Hay lloro fr]
township, and now wlmn the School )r
('nmmisioucr conies along ho j*<?ports
l-fO. \Vi- want to know where
tho remaining throe hundred dollars
are! '
\\ o think wo can give somo infor- #1
malion as to what goes wit h some of
this school money, and the reason
why it never profits us pay thing, is *'
there is too much of it paid out to incompetent
teachers; they go to the
school house and stay two or three ot
hours in the lay, and mark I he days to
and count the dollars, and care nolle 01
ing for our interest. 1'
\Ve will mention a case in this
neighborhood, of a young man who aj
got a certificate to teach school, but as
was rejected, nud (ailed to get the -P.
school, hat being anxious for the
school he told the people that the le
school was assigned to him, and they ti<
would have to soul to him, but they th
told him they should scud to another in
man who had got t cirlifieate to teach th
a school at the same place; hut ho ca
got up live t^ch >lars and f'roeeeded wi'.ii 1
his school. When the Trustees were w
ill l % * *
eanen on, arm usueu io seine the mat- ed
ler, they failed to do so \ the refill I be
was lie sal there and played with 01
about live to seven scholars per day m
lor four weeks, dining which time to
one little boy, who was rather a rude it
little fellow went seven days, fro up
two new books and did not know the in
alphabet when he got the last leal out ii
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tiij 1:1**- book, liu\vovt'r, the young
.!i po<\ t< 1 VJ'h and oil* he goes for
1)1 g drunk.
Nov we want to knpw it there is
)f :i wav to *i?*t lechers
Teachers whoso moral character
iitier them competent, wfto will euro
r the good "i their Kchohtra ns vve>11
. they im.u'c the days and count the
>11 ;?\*. I - it not the duty of the
osteon t.? look alter thcae thiols?
not, then we would he better olf
ilh'Mit them, and educate our ciiilivii
without paving taxes lor school
i rpnses.
We would like to hear I rum yon,
id others who feel an interest in
lucat ion. 1 {espectiully,
('iii/.ens and Taxpayers.
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nlcpra.l, n' Itepubiiran Stale Kxenitlvo
(' unmitfee.
jH-toiv ihoa* joiinniK'nt ol liic unlo ndcnt
Republican Convention in
liarleston Inst week, that, body eloot1
the following Kxecutivo Commit
e, and passed ilie following reHoluoiis,
\\ inch shows 111o object and
opes of the Independent Republican
:\rty.
HXHI'I'TIVH COM M ITT 12U.
Martin !!. Delany, Aron Lo^nn, 1>.
1. Cain, J. Kvans lhitton, .1.
[usliiliglmi, dared ;ir!. \-, dame-* t>.
Liddluion, J. iMiuis JSulIivau. Geoi^o
. Mclntire, iSamulc Lee. Thus. C.
>iinn, W. A. Hay tic, W. II. Thomas,
wn. 11. Jones. The remaining mentors
to make no the lull committee
iil ho added by the committee them.'1
V*'S.
The following r< solutions were then
.Ten'i 1 :uul ado|)l< < 1:
i^so.'c That the 1 iidependent
'puhiieaii movement is not hostile
> ti. domination o! the 11* |iit!>lieun
arty iu South Carolina, hut is designI
to maintain its integrity against
10 eorrii]?t 'rings' which control it,
ul at ih?' same time ]*roteet the conn
ion interests ot the whole people ol
le Slate .
JiCAot tu'.'ly That, wliile maintaining
n' integrity of the ivejuihliean party
i South Carolina, we cordially invite
ie whole people < ' the Stall' to Report
ill*1 nominees of this Convention
i the only means of preserving their
nnmon interests?especially requestg
the Conservatives that, having perstently
declared that their desire was
by for goo*I government, without
gard to partisan polities, tliev will
v.' attest the sincerity of their declaitioiis
by mnrching with us, shoulder
* shoulder, lor the triumphant * lec.in
of llrecn and Delany, ami the eerlin
resletnption ol the State from the
inapt 'rings' which have disgraced
?c lii'puhliean party, and trampled
on the interests of veliuhlicans and
I J
oiwrviilives alike.
The following notion was taken l>y
ic (\>nvolition in regard lo Cungrcsoital
elections.
< oN(Jltl:ssi()NAT, NOM1N ATIONs.
A caucus of tlio delegates to tko
onvontion was hold on Saturday
oming to decide what notion should
} taken in lvlerenoo to the nominadiis
tor Congress. Alter a lull dintssion
<?t tho subject, it was linallj
;tooi1 to rotor the matter to tlio doleitoy
lrotn tiio various congressional
siriets, leaving oaoli district to deilo
tor it self. Congressional district
uses Were neeordiind o held l?vr i lu.
' J " "v
legates, with the following rents':
' 'ho First Congressional District
*reed to ratify the nomination of .1.
. Hainey, the regular Republican
iinlidate.
'i'lie Second Congressional District
miniated Cel. Iv \V. M. Maokey, in
>position to Ma). C. W. Butt/., the
imlnlale on the Chantherlnin ticket.
The Third Congressional District
miniated Congressman U. II. Cain,
o|>|K 'itn>n to Comptroller-General
oge, the candidate on the Chamberin
ticket.
The Fourth Congressional District
solved to make no nomination, but
? support 'leu. < hi mse In
csin nomination by the Con'rvatives.
The Filth District nominated J. I*.
[. Kpping, ot Beaufort, in opposition
? Robert Smalls, the candidate on the
ham.herlain ticket.
ceting of the Independent Kcpnlfcflns,
Pursuant to previous notice, the Inmciident
Republicans ot George1
wn county met at 11.e Court House
) Tuesday, 20th nil., at 3 o'clock,
. M.
The meeting was organized by the
'poiiitmcnt of Win. Jlrunson, Esq., i
permanent chairman, and Mr. Dan. I
iit:ynoKls as secretary.
The object of 11ic meeting was stall
by tin' chairman to be, the selcent
ol throe delegates to represent
e county in a convention to be held
Charleston on the 2d October, ol
e ' onesL and independent Kepublii
s opposed to Chamberlain and the
randulent llond King at Columbia,
ho had set lt'm up as at the pretendI
leader of a reform of abuses \\ hieh
* and the King were iho guilty auths
and ]> 'rjiettators of. The chair iii
said that the meeting was ready
r carrying ? .it the objects for which
had been ea! led.
The selection of delegates resulted
the choice of Kov. lh'itco Williams,
on. Win. II. Jones and lion. Jas. A.
J
n?iw? ??? * ***- 1?-'* ? ^
! ISowlov.
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Alter passing unanimotudy that
Judge John. T. Green was their tiro,
and last choice lor Governor, tin*.
I meeting adj ?nrued.
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A Ureal Nautical Invention.
One of tlie gioatest inventions in
I steani^uiachinery which tin.1 fertile ?;cnj
ins of the age lias produced has rcccn;
tly been announced ami biiecess! u! I v
tested in Kngland. bike nil other
| really valuable designs for gi\ : ;
salety it acts upon the principle t i .
i an ounce of prevcyjAion is better ' ban
' a pound of cure. The contrivance i-.
an automatic engine governor, w mo
work is to regulate the inot ion o| t 10
steamship's piopeller, ^fT as to s:. \?
the ship Iroin the frequent ami latal
bieakdown by straining of the machinery.
The mammoth passenger ?teair.sh:p
ol tlu'j> resent day, once at m ;t, t> al
IUOS t wll 1; 1 y (lc| 'Clldeilt ( I, ihc r* III hp t
sa 1 < working t?i lnr mtcw. The ?
safe ami cllicicnt action of (lie screw
depends on the iinmobility ol the
water in which it revolve* ami in its
Kiillioicnt immersion. Kvcry sea-goer
on the great steamers has leit ti:o
shock and peril ol tue ''racing ol' the
engines when, in a heavy sea, the propeller
is lifted out iW the wa'er and
the revolution is lour or live times increased.
Instantly a sudden check is
brought to bear on all the connection,
the whole apparatus is subjected to an
intense strata and then eoines the
ominous breaking o. the shall, leas ing
the vessel at the mercy ol the storm.
The invention to which we allude
applies an anlieipalivc correction of
this catastrophe by its automatic,
action* It consists o! a pneumatic aid
chamber, which communicates with
the sea through a ?ca-val\o ami with
the ihroltle valve ot the i ngino, at..I
notion somewhat .titer the principle mi
the Westing ho use airbrake en s: en: t
tears wlten the train i^*broken. Tli.s
pneumatic governor, so simple and
instantaneous in its operation, eut< <>ff
the steam front the engines by ibe
I translorence of pressure 'he instant a
heavy sea begins to lilt the screw < tit,
ot the water. The adjustment is such
that when or before the pn>pe!!er is
raised out ol tlm resisting medium,
and before acceier.it ion can ensue, the
throttle has served its purpose and the
shall heon relieved from ..ill teuto n.
Nothing could be slinphr and more
summary in its working, and scnrci'y
any invention c.mld alii id gvea'.m'
satctv, c <)ini?.> 1 L and economy i<> ad
Steam vessels employing the sct'W.
The economy of steam, and consequently
o! lucl, by closing oil'the supply
of motive power irom the boher
wncn tlie prop'-ller is in the air, must
be very great in long veyag.s. 'l lie
enormous saving ol Iue wear ami te n
of the lacings and gearing and the
relief of the shafts and rods Irom tin*
tremendous tension c?f the rolling
waves must ho still grislier economy
to the steamship company. 1 >ut tho
outweighing eonsidoration ol too
??? r">
great security to lite ami property h >>m
so chcappimi sell-acting a contrivance
will vory much enhance the populariiy
ol ovory ocean steamer wiucn ii is
knowi: employs it. The simplicity,
incxpensiveness ami sell-evident utility
ol this invention should strongly commend
it to all our steam lines, especially
on the boisterous Atlantic, ami 110
tunc shoulil bo lost in lilting it upon
I heir vessels beloro the winter scales set
in A //i vi/lt/
m <vr- .
C'haiubcrla'ii .Nailed.
[From the Columbia l.'uion Hack]
"Every intelligent man, both in the State
ami out of it, wuu know* anything at ait <l
our tiuuneiat aliens, knows thai the yrcut1
win die was in the "Leave..siou bonus.'
Certainly, and Treasurer Cardozo,
in a published letter, dated August
ifc>7'2, sliovA that lie oi.iy signed the
bogus Conversion JJoubs because Atlorney-Geiicral
Chamberlain' instructed
inin thai he had no right to ask
questions, and that it was ins duty to
seal as many bunds as the Financial
Hoard (of which Chambeiiain was a
ineiuber) should direct. Again, in the
same letter, lie says that he only Look
the great seat ol xNew \ oik lu seal
more bogus bonds because AltorncyCiencral
Chamberlain assured him it
was perfectly legal lor him to do so.
Canlo/.o now supports Chamberlain
lor (4 over nor as a inodelc Kelormer
w ho had no connection with tlie bond
busiaess!?-iY<}ft,s and Coui'io', *
Change in the Caiunet.?Now
lli.it the President's Lung lJruuch
season is over, it is confidently asserted
Unit there will ho si change in the
[ cabinet, susil that before the first of
Poccinber. It is known that the Pi\ *
ahlent and all heads of department,
havo bought largely oi tickets lor tho
next Grand Gilt Concert of fho Public
library ot Kentucky, to draw Xovem- .
her .30, and they llatter themselves
ihat tt.ey will capture one or more of
the large prizes, which will inako
plenty ol change in the cabinet.
? ..? ? mo a *
'Pad, it 1 were to see si duck on tho
wing, and were torthool it, would you j
lick sue?' *(), no,wl'y son; it wouhl
show that you were a good marksman,
and I wouhl be proud ol you.1 'Well,
then, dad, I peppered our old .Muscovy
duck as ho was dying' over the fence
to-day, and it would have done you
gooil to see him drop,*