Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, January 08, 1876, Image 2
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Dr. Eergir'a Tunis Dotvjl and Tile Pills.
The-... pilln are an inf ill ' '< remedy for constipation
and idle*, p.;*iisc I Iry we !u.c<? or nippies.ion of tho
p.; ' *11 i iilolou ..f til.- t hi", ? la. They very gently
iuer?.\-? the i'.e .v ty f the inb Kitnitl eanal, |>r..Unco
*#?fr .t.ils < -. I relieve p.los ni ope. Thousands iuivo
Mn oai'o I iiy lliom Prl cents, son! by infill on
rpnoiut ot prltiq. Prepare) only hy if, Alil'ilKD
ItCi'llI \R 1) I'. I'll iim u . i, HM Fquiuji Aw:; UK,
Ti' IV Yoii ft TV.
Dr. Dj.-.;1 '.i Co. ) . 11 Fluid Extract of
KIt'ibai.? .it. \ Dandelion.
Tho h c i 'ji. 1 ;i i...y vegcfu'ie m- dlcine*
in cntiriC ' it.ie* ' i '.li.' . I. i;e J'ili. It stimulates
*.hn .'.v r. i i 'i now i f tiiic. and thus joiii"Vca
a'nii". i rp lily >1 f|i#? liyor. iu|ioi)tnoM ftllfl habitual i
Jk ' ~ ' u
W u ;>? Thoofleo*
tiveii".. Of llur.'et wiil bo p oved, visibly. at once
to *.b * pi . if. . .oe <n :i\.. l'ttle< arc niiiij.MMit to
/ui -it Mi .i n ' i . and i-Mii'ive phi ' lea
p 11 rt.'ii'H i i- I iv i wi li 'ill i I'riitj ?! p?r initio. ]
b'Htl . >">: i II !> t 'mi Ktuclpt of iltf
to an* itii li l>fy ,,f i,i r.'o. J'r?'piirv<t only l.y
v \Li ii:1 j u \ : : . ua ou iki, mil'ouuiy
A VCNL'i:. iSKW VwtiA 4!i 1 V
~'\<ry y' ' ^J|| A HT
N(mini' Pilo*, IlaadaHta,
l)iari !( xi, J- >i5s, Norcnrc-is, j
Pawn's;, I ::viu, Sprains,
''IgC . |J Toot)s:u*!r*, fIs, Wound^ 4
J Sore TJiroaf, I Hniisos, jjj
Hhcumat isn, ['> ini>iTlia;;<M?,|
Ici i pie lv F. KCETON, j
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I HORRY NE WS.
T. \V. !>K A V Y% Ki.i tnn.
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1 ?(*? -??w? nni ? !. ?KWIWO'Mfca-nrm . /?
Prot o*l:itics of a Mori ugrot' tit." 1 itiy u
of Horry County, licit! in flio Co.i'-i
lloosoul CunWiiy Uuro, J.u.onry IJ, lslii.
A liiryrc eoneoiirse of oil 17.0I??, n^rm
CI <1 in ilio (Jiturr House, n' liuil jots'
one oVloek, 1'. M., on Monday last.
iml the niceting whs iluly myaui/.ed,
with ):nui*8 K. 1 liiM'i Imt v .
Ksq. as chairman, him! .lercinmh
Smith ms si iTi'lary. The chairman
Stated ill"' ohjeel <>i till' meeting w;h
to express tin' sentiment ol tin
people ol this lit v, in n li'Vi ii'-'
to I ho lute action ol tlio Lmjjs!n: urc in
j the election ol judges, mm.1 sUo. to ,>x
press to the (invert.or, our high Mj)pro
emtion ol the nanlv and patriotic
stand taken hy hint, during tl?e prostit.
crisis in the financial jjLid pohtioa!
I II* o
a Hairs ol the State.
Alter making appropriate inlrodue
tot y remarks, ,Jov. Walsh, Ksg . pro
sentiv] the following preamble ami n s
n| ut ions for adopt inn hy the uncling:
No scViion ol South Carolina, not
even ol (lie Southern oouniry, has
heon more dialingui.-di'-d lor conservaI
iism ami modern'ion, during the past
j ten years, a period ol trying test, than
' Horry Count y. W i111 the whiles
! trolly in the majority, ami 111o vast
majority oi'them staunch Democrats,
this niajoiity has ittvartrhly invited an
extinguishment of party lines, ami a
i union of nlj good men, without regard
i lo party or color, in llm light against
the pnhlie. frauds ot the day. On
f hese plineiples it battled in the l!cform
campaigns of 1870 and 1872, and
in the 1 udepv'inh nt Republican campaisrn
ol IbT h We showed our sineeriiy
hv our act tot.p. In 1870, we
voted for Republicans. In 1872, we
geve the highest oflico in our gift, to
i Republican, and had three Republicans
on our State ticket, in this count y.
Ruling all this lime wo have been netdor
ni a spirit of compromise and conciliation,
hut alas, all to no purpose,
'1 I >' :> (lll d (levcloocil ill i -
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con: i y enacted in our legislative hall*,
shows that the hand ol good will, Mil
co-opera'ion,' so long "extended, has
bee.i dashed aside with contempt. li
must now he withdrawn. '1 ho people,
to whom we meant well have spurned
our overtures, through their leaders,
havo done all in their power to insult,
I oppress, and degrade us. The ( lection
by tlieni ?>l two thievas to be
judges of this Mate, makes it plain
that they cannot govern themselves,
and they shall not govern us. Hut lor
iho lart that I he Governor ol this
State, (elected it is true by them,) will
not join them in their hellish designs,
this State to day would ho one scene
of anarchy and confusion. Our duty
as human beings possessed ol the natural
instincts ol sell preservation, and
ol a love for our children and homes,
leads us to /teso/vc:
I. That v, (! accord to Governor
i Chamberlain our highest mead o'
thanks and praise, lor the pari ho has
taken, and lor his elVorts to stay the.
t ide of evil which threatens to engulf
the State.
II. That we will take such net ion as
shall result in the overthrow and hanislnnen
of the faction which has so
long ruled, robbed and degracb <1 us.
III. That it is the duty ol ail the
good citizens of this county, ol all parlies,
races and colors, to organize, lor
the purposes of such act ion.
! IV. That t he chairman ol this meeting,
do, within thirty days appoint an
executive committee of fifteen citizens,
who shall thoroughly organize this
county for the attainment ol the ends
prop' u -d.
it is timber licsolvctl; That copies
| of these resolutions bo furnished to the
HoiiKY N i:ws, an<l Charleston News
laud Courier, for publication, ami that
J a co] y also bo transmitted to Governor
Chamberlain.
} O. 1\ Q lattiebaum, Ks<p, seconded
; 11 to motion to adopt the resolutions in
I an able speech, and be was followed
by II. I' Cullom, Ksfp, who with great
ehtfpience, depicted the wrongs
now being heaped upon the white race
in South Carolina.
The resolutions were unanimously
adoptod, and the meeting then adI
jonrned.
Jamks K. DirsKNitriiY,
Jkkemiii Smith, Chair/nan.
Secretary.
The I?ig ltouniizn Act.
The following arc the features of
the new act, which is a substitute for
the old bill declared to bo a law by
the supreme Couit.
All claims are to be scaled to fifty
per cent, of their face, and paid in
tour annual installments. Section 1
of the act provides for the appointment
of three commissioners by the
governor, section 2 defines the classes
of claims to bo audited and adjusted.
These comprise pay certificates issued
prior.to the last ureceedinc? sessions.
a C3 '
"which shall he c< rtifiod by the clerk*
to have been rcfjulurly end properly
h$ued\ treasurer's duo bills and Parker's
bills payable; and all claims
which by any action of tho general
assembly piior to the present session
have been definitely jlxd in amount
and ordcrc I to be puied/ with the
proviso that the commission may
disallow, in whole or in part, any
claim presented to it which they may
adjudge from arty, cause fraudulent,
, HORRY WE; KJA
I unjust, invalid or nu|'iojt?r. l?v stc.'
lion tl the utmniey jienoi ii is required
J tO RltcnO the sessions ot the hoard *??
|.Te{.>.''?-a'i'' lie Tel I! (he .interests ot the
f s :i* 11 ? section 4 1i<>1 <1 t*8 <>i claims
j iu>i Within ninety Mass surrender
iicii . \ iiic.es o im. at H 0 m kj* lo the
Ml Ml 5 i > ?|| t Ml \n> \ c|* ilchm ii <1
from <1 nia- >11n? payment Irotn the
1 stuli ; iijiv.n it Ijti -ii.iiL; the claims the
eienntis* i i.cis aro ol>li??<'d to cancel
licit1, and issue in .* ?.i thereof a e.crtilicatc
sett i' l: lorth tlin amount found
o he Out ; j?rovi UO, first, that t lie
holders ol all claims shall vtercc to accept
t he terms of sett ietnont provided
in the act, ami ^coond, that the ? mnmission
slujli endorat upon any claim
disallowed t lie real on <;f t lie* rcfo*
w.l i/? ?? ' - ? ?4
.... ... I '.-. '" '"lI'MI *' ? MC '"? ) "1 I ! U i>
? sion i.> required to m tke such needful
rules as 11?? v inav * 11*?*tn proper lor
t heir own government; keep n rceot d
of all tlnnr acts, and report u> the
.eompt.roller before the in a-tino
<>t the next legislature. Section (I
provides I.!11>L t lit- eoi i; iroiler-general
-hull isMie ti> each elaiiiiant lour warrants,
in ail ant mm ing to lii'y per-,
cent, o! the amount allowed to him !?y
tin- com mis - ion, pay nb'o res poet i vt ly
out ot tie* laves ?>i the fi-cnl years
187f>, IF70, 1877 and 1878; provided
thai, the w In>le amount ol warrants
shall not exceed 8250,(8m, Section 7
j recites the lorm ol the warrants, and
| section 8 provides that a registry ol
then) shall la; kept, Seelh it 0 pro
vides ior a tax ol one-halt ol a mill
lor each ol I he aforesaid years to pay
lite warrants. Section 10 directs the
treasurer to keep the amounts s<?
raised apart Irotn all other lauds lor
j the pa v m en I * t the warrants. Seel ton
] II provides penalties lor the nonper- j
I lonnanro ol duties ol any oHicor act- >
I ing under the law. Section 12 up- j
propria!c? b I-,000 lor I ho ex penses ol 1
i he commission. Seel ion 1 .'1 authorizes
tie* governor to liil vacancies, and i
section I i repeals all acts inconsistent
with t it is act.
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iiu-; mu bonanza.
' Appointment of Cnmiuisshiiicrs hv the
(Coventor.
Coi.i mui.\, .January 8.? Coventor
. ( numberlain has appointed Ah xandt r
i (J. Iiask.-H, .Janma 1'. !,nw inn) Thorn- !
. as S. C/Mvender tho Vx?nr?i ol cmmnis- j
sinners under ;tti ait, ? i?ti11I "An
j act t<> provide lor t in; sett lenient ami I
payment, ol certain claims against, tin- ;
I Stiit"'." 'I his act is otherwise known 1
as l ho I iio I ion an/, a.
? n ??V ?? ?
Can th?* ti'ovrniiir he CtanpeiSci! la Ismu
Com missions I a Whippur and Mo.sis!
Anion^ the public., \vi o naturally !
know very lit.tie <>' 1> <oil piocesses, i'*- i
peciaily under t in? c\l 1 aoi<l;n',ry4 writs
101'quo war ran to y tho |
practical value ot the reluiuil ol Oovj
ernor Chamberlain to commission
| VVhippcr ami Moses is not p'-rhaps >
jappaicit. As ilm Constitution makes'
it tin-"inly ol tin; (iovcrnor to "ooni;
mission all olbecrs of the ' "'ate," ilioy j
take it, for granted that the, Supremo!
( Kurt, upon the application oi \V Inppcr,
won Id <1 i reel the. (lover nor to si on j
1 tlie commission, without, touching Cm j
j met its ol the question, <\ 1111 that nol.ltj
iojr would really he "aim ?1 hy the
| (Inventor's refusal, beyond the moral
clVecl ol his action. This moral efVeet
Jin itself was su ilieieitL reason lor not j
i i-suimj; the commissions; bnl il has the
i further advantage thai tiiercby \\ hip- !
pi r ai.d Moses are cntupelh ' lo take
the ofVcn.-Sve, and so oivo Judjjjes K? si
and Shaw the advantage <>l position. |
W ith t heir commissions :n their pockets
W'hijiper and .Moses eouhl have :a
cuiid recognition hy the otfuaws o!
, their Chains, (such officers ,n Kowin
an! Hirt/) and Judges Reed and;
j Shaw won! \ be It'll. In laUe proceed- j
ings to tesi lite validity of l lie elf lion,
lint without commissions the two p? r- |
! sons have no evidence of fleet ion. j
They can e\ereise no judicial function,
and must, as outsiders, set to work U> |
test the right of .Indues Reed audi
Shaw to sit on the lieiieh.
This Winos us to the point of (?ov- j
ernor ( Miami erlaiiTs refusal. It is
this: ]\ro C< iirt csni compel him to
issue Commissions. There is a conflict
of opinion on this subject, and j
j many respectable authorities support
| the theory tIn t. the Conns have control,
by mandamus, over the Governor
' of a State, where the duty imposed
| upon him admits* of no discretion.
I Hut upon the other hand, it is held
that under our structure of governj
orient, with its throe distinct departj
merits, Kxeentive, Legislative and .1 u_
' dioial, ea< h department Iming entirely
indep? nrtent of the oilier, neither
hraueh can properly interfere with the
duties of ifie other, and thai, as to the ,
I nature of the duties required .
of the Exeeutivo department
by law, and as to its ohliga- |
tion to perform those duties, it is en- '
tirely independent of any control by
the Judicial y. This view, says High
in 1 is treatise or. "Extraordinary Legal
Remedies," has "the clear weight
of authority in its favor, and may he '
regarded us the established doctrine on
t his subject."
Gov. C dwmtber1 p.i 11, as Col. l'ressley ,
8n.id on Tuesday night, has checkmated
t-hc Judicial King, am! llio public
, will be glad to know that the interests ,
iot Judges Reed ntul Shaw are in the
; professional euro ol leading membe rs
of the Charleston liar. What c m be
done, by bgal proceedings, to previa.t
the Beating oi Whipper and Closes
will be done. And seated in any
event, they bhall not be!? Xews and
(i ourier.
V V V c - " V S' ' 11 %
^ \ m. A \ f ? ' - ? / I Alt 3
"l>ni. ! t-t 11 to in ch? rish one thought ol
Imsiilit v lot 11ii*in h ivo anything in
? T * n
roM'tvi*, iiiiy I?> .--?t <>I their oM Con*
It .l nry ?a will i i-? over limit'
In*: <1 lont.M a* ii* rre a4* the last out'
wiinli HMij'J tins '
So vyi-1 tliu v*liii:l* <>f hummers at
1 the N< w ivio'.nnl Society < ii ml >"
Iv'.i'W Vork> ami ii is fur her -anl that
i'res tleiit toant iimlili <1 ami winke-l
advent. *1*1; it w is a jiii-i hi i*. Shriiit in,
fusli from tlio declaration of his
worllilt ss liooiv that lit* ?lt liherate'.y
'ehaiged a ciiim* iiji'in a gentleman
known <. it to be falsi*?in ortlt-r to
hiinghim into discredit, ami (limit,
iviili tin! blooming li??nois tluek n; on
him ol havu?i* tliseii urged Mender*on
because of his too ;'h>lilnl ami tnuli
! 1111 s|?< cell at St. Loni . in arraigning
i lie w hisky riiifjf. General Grant i
\? rv ranch concerned imw, ii ai |>oj;i?,
at it*1 election ol W hipper and Mokch,
and w um' 11'rs, in u \ aouut fashion,
1 "what can be d one in the mailer?
what can tbe Legislature do towards
undoing its own action V"
'i*!:t ?-leeion of Waipptr ami Mosotis
not a whit worse titan hundreds ol
things w hub have happened in this
Slate, The dilhrenee lies in tin; I'm ft
thai I lie country litis at last got i s
j eyes partial! y opened. Kv? n IV'sidi n
'(ir.uel pre losses to see :t Irile. Vet,
; he is the man who tn I he I'm 11 of lsV1,
' in time lor e fleet on tl e elections, at
J the instance ol Patterson, the hogtts
^mi for Iront n 1111 C.uo ina, ordered
thai troops should ho sent here becar!so
ol the murders ol'the. colored
'people which were oocuriug every
' day and every night. Instead <1 ask
' ing sut !i a vapid question ?is "what
lean the Lcgi^latm e do in undoing its
own .letion," had he done his duty in
| tiling no stub election could have la.
: ken place (Jolumbiu Itdf/istsr,
'i he Color Line,
Tho sagacious correspondent
ol the Cincinnati Commercial,
takes it lor grunted that, the
whites in this State will orguni/.e on
I ut.lie color line," and on that line carry
' Ik; nex \ elect ion.
The cdor line in drawn in South
Carolina; but it. is drawn by the corrupt
ILulieal leaders, and the line is
tin* blank line and not Lite white line.
CI I iot i, Leslie, Whipper, Nash, Swails
and others d< tei nincd, some time ago,
to consolidate the colored vote as the
sole tin ;.ns ol retaining and augmenting
ilmir power. When the Judicial
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election ot Whipper on the pure and
simple ground that he is hlack in.ju.
As sm !i tlie) demanded iiis eler.th iij
as swell lie was elected. Am 1 his
election was the expression ol the dt?t
erminat ion to draw ihe hluek line
against the whiles, as the surest way
ol preventing any I in t her eo opei at ion
ol white ('onse; valt voa with blank liepublicans
The whiles have not drawn the color
line; nor do they intend to draw it.
1 hev will organize thoroughly us
whiles; they will have tleer candidates,
as their Stale (lonvention shtdl d.oter
mine, 'hit ihoy will haven platform
that should command the confidence
ol the colored people, and candidates
whom the colored people, as well as
the white people, can trust. They
will invite the colored people to aid
t hem, and work with them, in securing
a just, capable mid trustworthy
government. And wo believe that
thousands ot the colored people will
he toned in a line parallel to that ol
the white Democrats, marching not as
Democrats hut as 1 loiicst 1'epuhlieans,
towards the goal ot llctorin.
There w ill l>e no light on the color
line in South (Aarolinn, it the whites
can avert it. As we said in the beginning,
the hi nek line is drawn against
the whites, hut that black line is broken,
and, in the next canvass, we expect
to haven strong lorceol colored
auxiliaries.?At//'.9 and Cowiar.
? m
Pimim.ks, Knre rion.s, Itorou .Skin.?
The system hem/ put uiulor the influence ot'
I >r. Piece's (lolden Medical Discovery for ix
few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clem-.
soft, and v<;lvet>, and being illuminated w ith
tli'i glow of perfect health from within, true
beauty stands forth in all its glory. The
t-Jlects of all medicines w hich operate upon
the system thr High the medium of the blood
toe ncees-avily somewhat slow, no matter
how good the remedy employ etl. While
one to 11 tree hot! les clear the skin of pimples,
Idotehes, eruptions, yellow spots, comedones,
or "grill)*,'' a do/en may possibly he required
to euro some cases wheic the system
is xitten witli seiolulous or\irulent blood
poisons. I he cure ot all these diseases,
however, fiom the eoiumon pimple to the
worst fccroluhi is, with the use of this most
potent agent, only a, matter of time.
Sold hy dealers in medicines.
\V i i.i.i am Ll.ovn (? a kkihon as a
C'omi'ositoh.?On Friday morning last
an elderly gentleman entered our oltieo
uml said it, was his birthdiy, lie
was 71 years old. Fifty years ago, on
the 10th ot 1 )ceeinher, 182o, lie had
attained his majority and tinislmd his
apprenticeship as a compositor in this
oiliec, having served ???veil years and
two months. 11o wished to celebrate
th^ annivesity by setting tip matter
where lie had learned the mystery ol
printing, and to sen it his hand had
iqrgotten its cunning. A case and
stil l; were accordingly furnished him,
but the copy be selected himself, "My
i'sallll," by Whitteir, The gentleman
proved to be a rapid and correct composiiorj
in tact, no errors could be
discovered in his proof. 1 lis name is
tolerably well known in the world,
h is William Lloyd Gam-on. At'l.e
time when Mr. Garrison was the oldest
apprentice in the Ifcxtld olliee, Joseph
U. Morss ims the youngest, and while
ti.e uialter was being set Mr. Morss
8, 187G.
' came hi and met his oil lellow workJ
limn celebrating Ins tctni centennial.
William I loyl Garrison is a native of
Now I niry port, on?l w is educated in its
common bchools.~-i\twburt,]wt Jler
alii.
A doctor wont out West to practise
! his pr<?tcs>ion. An ohl iriciid inol.
' him on the street one day, and asked
; him how he was succeeding it) his
1 business, 'liist, rate." he replied.
I "I've had one case." "Well, and
wh.it was that 7 "It was * birth!"
said the doctor. "How did yon succeed
with that;' "Well, the old
woman died, and the child died, but 1
j think I'll save the old man yet!"
.Judge Ilill, <>t the United Suites
l> h ncr, (juiii-i f >r .Mississippi, lias
lUnaily < ).:111c?I the complexion ol
tin1 turns in that e<>uit I?y adopting a
rule uhich excludes I row I he panel
a I who cannot lipid, write ami o ampule
interest.
'I'll1 oi JS7'?. This highly
favor. i iniiDliy b ;il;i>at Io ? ? !??J>t-.iff its liiiiiit
!. i y. I'111 !'"?r favored privi!
le . ; - 11:i/' ii.-, li< vo iifM'ii happy: worship*
ii"., (joil according to the dictates their own
'.ii- ( c puis ig !!i?'ii avocations iiiunoI'
st' d: '.Towing :i ii i id pio-p- rous. Some
)i iv attained the most exalted positions from
tl sin .11': t l>c Innings. This is particularly
applicable to Dr. Tutt's I aver i'ills. Ten
y< i ag they had but a iijni'cd local repututIon,
but 'bis tim? , aided by scie? tiflc research
and con cientious business direction, they
iiave attained s icli a ci It brlty that there is
n t u cou ,lr> on the globe that they are not
known and used. Wherevei disease prevails,
especially Jtieh as result from torpid liver,
dyspepsia, costivoncss, sick headache, fever
and ague, and they arc t ag- rly sought lor.
Htqw-Wl ? v?ctxwww?vwst?.io.)i?WA c.aannm
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St. M Lolinel.
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. ..... ii i 01 i\l >:> l . 14.1111'. ? JWIll, s>
l-'l Iim woiks dl no novelist of tlx; present
<! i\ have Iinl w Mer sale or been more univur'
v :i lmi:ed ' an the stories of I his w oixler1
ii!iy 1111 author. St, (Jcorgo ami Si. Micli,i
i i lih !.' t um) crowning elVort.''?Colitm*
bio* It'h*
' It is one of Mr. Macdouahl's most enjoyable
p oileeiions, ami win him hosts of new
1. leti ami adrnireis "?linrtford J*ont
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