Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' ( < >K't-i <-'V %Je/.{\ >(4J (\ *-' "'~y"lS ,. ^*t Ci / > >: ?.- r, ft'XV'V't tvr/ An our iMU'riucr lias t.< t. n ado Irs .-.'hertl^ mm' uUi>?".-thi?r rtihfluct, \vc will Interpret .a: I clul/>*6(? V */ follow s: 10. II- FOOT 10, 2>3YI>.# Anther of In^m l'.miio l ull;. M. . i.-. I (Joninoti fl-nre, Kcl -ii'-ft in Hi/in, etc.. 1 '*J I.' xhii;i tu Avi-tmr (cor. Ea-l iisttt Street), Now York, ?,i I>;> i i st.ru r rilV.ilCiAH, t.ojtn nil forum of Ini/ny i/iimiic J)ih- mo?. nti'l receives letter* from oil |>nrts of tli? Ci vu.izr i> Wni't.D. lly Iiih uri.i'n 4l >ra>/ of rondoc'lnjt ? Meilie.M I'raiv lire, lie i< nuxm fully iron i ng numerous i<ni rnN la JK ii ro j><?, tin. U'ONl Eiiiilc?, iMimfaloii of Cuuutlli, on I in every j>tt11 ni the Utilini islulcn. TsK> INI I'll tCTJIM A I J Or clcl< t Minn i ilni.;H used. Ho ton. ilirinr lltn t.ren y tlnve your.. I rented sin ce- i ilv lie r y or '|i.it<> 4H.UIH) CU-HM. All f.ict? eonr mica \e I It each r.vc itro Mtrcfnlly r?vorih il whether iIs. y lie coiiiiiiiiu . itod l>y letlcr ?ir in |>"i - ;;t Oi eli-ci net liy tin? J).u: or or I.it fis.x li'o i.hy.lol>nv Yho loiter oro nil scinanlo medical moil. *?m?r T-jeirin. A t> A nre"? ? 7T loVJ,/ 1.1 11 1 Ik 1.111 -llUJj Aro troiioil. All Invnl !< fit it rtintftiiRn am r qiirofl Vi nnnvor n 11*t of plain (pio~<lInn <, which > ,i. ,t? otciy il ii'i liT w'llch tin- I it?:i I i I iU'Tith. // ? >>;? 11 Itiifiitlmi 1 he.'ltei ili'lct/// fun fhl*"tlill. A coll. plot? *y>to.n of r.'i^Kt' i'i:i ; | fvonlit mi 'nkOA or ? <?? fn Ion. Li "It of tpnuliO'tA soul fir-, on npplic to n, to any pint of llto world. Sixty itrt o pamphlet of Kvi|>|::;n.n <tjr Bucck^S. it I HO font trov \il llitKO totttiinonlnN niA from thoxo who hive lnvn Wofttod l>y mail niol tiptoe*, t" Attvirr: m ofkh'r, ua bv mail, rur.t: ok chaiui*. Call vn vi aihlrcA.4 BR. E. B. FOOTE, No. 120 Lexington Ave., N Y. ^ 5 * ***.. O* 1 ttv J rtrip-f-tt TKm/ed 1o sell DrJ<botes Plain ]Joint 'Ihlfe and Medical Co/rinoft. Sense:Also J)r/'bides Sciencein iiCory. Jbr Purlieu fours add/vs.f aiuriuyjuaruL'iisiii;i!jUrij.a?vy iVDi^i Nl-.w YORK, Dr. IJorjo.'a T>v.il: Cow;-! and rilo r.l!j. Thaao plllr nro itn Inf?<-iwrty for coipilipntlon ?r.?l iillv, oan?)l by yn?ikn?w? ?, Kiippri'* i n of th? {xrlctt llo motion ?if tUo b iwnln. Tltoy *. i j (tout y nore&-p th? m.tivty of tho innl, pr I'm? <->ft < - >>li n t'l rollout* pllon ?t o?r Tim hi ill l.nvo tx-on out I by th?? n l'i i<i! 60 i .it i, . i t by i til on wromt of prltv. frnpnrol v f by I'. AI.I '.I'D KSfCHAIUVr, I'HAumo.ttr, <l;i 1 o,:uj n Avi sfi', Vk* Yottn (!itv. Or. Iwgtt'i Compound Fluid 1-xtfOQt i? Khubar'j and Dandelion. Tho lmv_ oombln ulon of pnruly vo;.< t.-t? m .Uc'.in* f ituillioljr rupltioo C* to'no I or lliue I. I< Mount i'. n *i>.? Ur *r. Incrjmot the flow of bio. nnl tlno riMi in kt mot. tor|M'Uty ?.f 'ho livar. till, >u i n I Im I ml m. on I tl;? iiriM.t/ fio .i ntu'h u? if.|WJiiM. ?to;; lioftil'.i ''o, fUliil n. , ofr The ( .ico fifMnitf?f t>r* K timet will to- piovo.l, vi-'hly. ntono tu Vb" pit '0 , Kt mm or two tK>t'le< n.o ?nliu>' t t'l ol?#r th-i o > h,? ottt'iii h oiii'fii"*, no I t ',. ,,V|. plmp'ra ami u liu* funnel >f llv.w irono <n Pi i? f I l orlvibj*. : will be wtni ??i rMvlpi of the | ,i o h i t> ni1itr?"?ti Iron of - ??r r pi par-il only by v - tiiii't iiuf ''uuMjfiir, C'Uuvk.a t , ' ? I'M til THE H ' 'wm t'p ' wu-*Mmi.-'^pr''wjh"y: > ? ? -*? ? * n 1 lOIMiY JN KWS.i T. \Y. 1! !\ A T Y. Ki)riok. SATl'KDW, 1) VA J 5?. 1 A T it. r rv^' vr r-i- -.? - '? * .? *? in Columbia. ? Tin* l itest news in cur l ist, issni; 1 was Iinit 1m,th I,miles claimm1' to 1, ; tin! lli,use ii| 1 {,-|,l eSi-li*. *p i \ rH Wel'e | tej^-'lier in se.vhion \n \lu? 11"present-\- 1 live I!.,11 i,i t?ie St lit i? II,,Use, We ! t 111*11 pi' >111)1' ! Mil.I lllilllll lliil Mil aiuivulde nil Iri-t 11m\111 ' 11:t?1 broil a r n . n\i(1 ! i by tin; Iw11 bodies. An i I article on the first pa<?e will explain the linn :.il tia! in'.i am] lmw the l\v.? bodioN cmuo Id be in tlin sniiui lia'l. I'll il il was .1 joint tisso ui b! y can't be ib nii'il, but not by joint resolution ami j i it her a forced ami iiupleasei.t one to j ilic rump li<iiisc>. Neither 1 louse wcnl home tm I be .'?0t l> to en joy i heii thun A4 i v ino ' u : ki bill eciiili liueil lei Ml in 111 ? 11:111 day I ami nielli until last Moii lay Speaker W all ace was in >11 lit <1 bv Mr, Mae key. Speaker <<l lh? l amp; Mist they bad 1 apjilitd (O .Mr, Chamberlain lor jinwcr ] to pul o?:t ol the li ill 1 he body of men | who l.ad intrmhd oil ibein and refused j lo adjourn, thereby depiiviui* t belli *?I 1 their 1 11 lar drinks of whiskey and Man k*' ;;i \ iiiw Mi 1 key, and lb it a stiflieient lol'ee ol so-ealb'd l"J:it>' Constabulary mid depti'v M'r.je <nt h at arm*, to Ih; Klij'fiiirleil by (Jen . 11 a>jv 1 whole command i* 1 '.'obnubi 1 w as on j 1 hand sit ined ami e,l,|i|'!M*,l l,!" J > 111 ill; let! a I 1 I o 11S e < > I llepi esent at IVes, I and ii.? i? m|h>'t i! * y u i. leltvw to the Cuinii-ia llull. ():i I heir withdrawal tour o! tint most |; roin i urn I e< Ion ?1 [ | meuihri w ho had none into the ramp I ' M'x :i lllZll hill, \\ 11 lnl I'CW \\illi till 11). Suue I lien ol lit rs have hit Macltey's 1i?mim?, ami I he Mouse of \\ hieh i Mr. Wallaro is Speaker now ium six'y three members lioldinn eerlilieules ol ehetiou limn I lie lmar?l j i>| State Caxa-sers, This is a le??al u u otu in neeoidino to the ( oust it lit ion, and 'lie nun.Lor that I Vest, di lit (Irani said he would reeopiii/.e atlie le?*al IIhIISc nl I ki'ju en lilal i\es. I'UOCK KIU.NOS |\ IIIIJ lil'.MI' II"IJSK. | < >11 Tuesday the Seuille nu t in j >int itssetnh'v will) the rump to deelare til" e'eeliou lor lioveruor and Lieutenant? (iovernor. IJy throwing out ilieiulire vote ol itdoetii id 1>. 11. ('haiuln t lain was drehired duly eleeled (loVeriior ol | South Carolina lor the next two year*, and 11. II. (Heaves, Lieutenant?(inventor. The Ilouso then appointed a ecinini1 tee to inlorm Mr. Cham herlain ol' his dm tared eleeiion, and next husied itself to net tliroip'h a 1 >i! 1 to authorize any Tiial Justice or oilier person, anthorized u? administer oaths, to administer the oath of otliee lo Mr. Chamhei lain. This was hun i< d tnrough in double qu?? k time ami on Tlinrs.lay the7'h ?l;?v of Dceemhcr 1870 iIk? Pretender wart sworn in l>v Probate Judge I> Ki/.cr. C'iiiel .Jnstiee .Moses havig refused lo cniintenanec lllii laic e.d | rnceediug ,,| swearing ju Mr. Chamhei lain, as required l?y 1 v.v? i iik sri?i:' \ik coin:r lua.inns which is Tin: i.A\vri*i, noirsu of itkpuicsli.sT.\T IV MS. In llie Supreme Court a petition was j tiled lor a niainl.onus lo poiii|h'I II. P.. ! lay lie, Seoivlary ol Slate, ami M. W. M. Mnekey, Speaker oi llie lower j hoittCy to deliver llio returns of ih?* 1 v >lu for (lovernor and JjieiilenaicI ! (lovernor lo Mr. Wallace, Speaker o! i ! llie House ol Ue|ire.seiH:ilives. Tnc Court rendel't.d j ulgeiucnt on the Otli ! iliat a h'gil quorum to transact loisi! noss must l?e a inajoiity ol 1 J I members as provided for l>y lltu ConMilulion, and granting the mand imas against llayne ordering him lo turn over llie returns to Speaker Wallace, hill refusing to grant as to Maekev as I . . . I lie is only a privulu citizen, 'llie judgin nl recognizes the House oi Mr. I Wallace as the legally constituted . HotHC <d K present.it i ves. IIuyno oiiswi red the complaint that ho Ital turned over the returns to M iekey and therefore could not turn them over to Wallace, lie will agon lie in contempt and Jefl'erys l?ond will have the pleasure of again i dousing I him from jail. OliN. HAMPTON Wit.I. III! (JOVEKNOR, Col.lMMA, i >fccoinl)er (?. ? (ioneral lIiiM|?l<tiiJ;nid Messif. Iv<*iiii<-<Iy, Mo'imi :tii>I Tiurn|i*on, made Hpc'echoa I??? ni^lii, to iiu immense cnnvtl. in llir j picst'iice ol Chic! .lusl'ce Moses, (Jen. , 'Hampton, to?day, h iiiI. " Toll my j liifiols in Charleston to l?c linn, i , will lie the (Jovcntor ol' Sonih Caro- I lina." I TI1K PllKPlDENTIAL KLKCTIOX. The rclnrniujr hoards in Louisiana and Florida threw out couniy alter county tiiitil they counted Hayes in* 'ORRY WEEKLY N T. e I . njiiihlicaii olci-lor* of 111is Jst ale int'l in (Jilil mhi.i mi lite Glli ami east I liu \ nlu ol llit* Slate I'H' llayns. Tin* I )elli(>il'.l l in t'Vi" ors u I so i ik'l. :i l-l ViH I'll tor Tihlen, In L hii-man t h ?th ael* ol ik-elni s ?li.l (5,,. s nil thlnj. I I?Ihvsi-lenli il fn-cli'Mi will he 'brown lain the House <?l I '?mniv.ss, anil trouble in iv bo ? vjh'o1 inn li .in) tliv Sotiili, Inii, I'rnni 1 *! * -?i 1 .mi (.Ji*iiiti who has ih army in Wa-ninnii m lo imi'i'V oil! his hi-1> linn inn I w l? ?l lii.it hi.1.1 n.f in iy ha will hj no tiiv'y twin" In wlii'i'i* hi* oris his \> hbkey. [? !, ni.TUs Caiiul i lo I mvpri'Mw.li ill The Stale lioanl nl Canvassers re i... i . ' 111mm i' > i vmm* ri'n in 'illi*s hi e eel ;nii Id tii*' 1 >oinocr.itie or Ke}itihl:.eiiu candid ii?s <>} ti *!<| 11 iiDinui s, declnriu .j that there was su i)111*>i inlimlda: ion ;t11L no actual election had lie. n In-M. In ili.? joint assemhly hold on lust Ti.t'-? ' ?y lo i-oiimI thi? If! ili iu til I lit* to'.t? U>r Governor and LieutenantGovernor \? Ix'ii il<> count, vol fI? held whs called, one .Mi. Thomas oh j cied to coniiI inij 11m \ nli' o| tli it CDii'-i y ns i; had liifn ilcc! ired mvnli 1 }>v tnc i' :tml ol (.'miviissi'i'H, TIim vine i > I the lloi-c \v is i Ii Vi'ii and il \\u? nnntrmoifly voted tl'ni the vote of that cimin' y should not htr counted It >v:i" loninl ih it hv throwni.j out ilic vot* ol If';'cli !.!, (o\t*r majoiii v lor I! nn.it on) tint I v tint the; 11ire. 1 returns, C'.? ? 11? t rI ?i11 wonl'l he elected, and f?o ii iv:i. not. necessary to throw out. the \ oto ot LiUiens, nii'i not wit list :t to' i i.'f 'In' vole ol that con .. iv \v;ts declared 111 \ :i 1 i I hv the h >aid, iht! rnntji will s- it. a ?1? leoalioii oi ffdas Cavi s Ironi lh.it count v. Ha iY tlio iitttiij) II'ijt iti Hi.iiitiiai ittrc a Oaontni. The t'lttn]) Notts, ol llejire?cn*ati ves set. n>i'lc the hoard ol ('an vassi-r's cil t iiicat ts ol election to the House ol Kejiiesetil.iiivi's with more luridly ati'l I.ir less re l rain t or ini>oivino ill in tlie llonr.l ol Canvassers liail in tit row inn on! the entire vote of counties to accomplish I heir ends, 1 iliei'ii minutes was lon?_r tnotwii lot tin; (doimmli ee on lYi\ilexes :nnl Kh-otions io r-port, j?o:iiiu*i the 1 >?>;11> 1 o! (bill vslSM'l's rel'l i Ileal e.H ( ? I In; 1 >? 111 >e:at it; ill e I n be i s I I'o ill Abbeville, Aiken ;l it* \ 111 tn \vt 11, Mil 11 the House u iih i <j1111 i iriiiiy iiii l readiness voted t?? sustain i !id report and to seat, members Ironi those <01111111"* wiio had not so mneli as entered pro tests against tin' precinct, or Coimtv (binvasset s' returns. More \lniii ilii*, they actually scaled and swore in a member Ironi iiarnwcll who answered and voted promptly when Ids name was called while the man was at home at t end 1 no t *? hi* luniin s> and l<nowin<; noli ino 01 what was o??ino mii in Cm|n nl'ia. This t? llu* way it w as done; Silas ('a ve, one ol t he dcle.iled lb-pubI i an cam I id it cs I nun lurn wed eoitiil v, relnseil to attend the Leo|*lal ure, s i \ llio 1 ( at In* \\ as diteMisled with the duly woil; that was Initio done iu t'olurn Via. This was a.ler the Irtyolie! Mouse Inid admitted the de'ra'.ed de'eoates lrom that county. Fil'iiiif to Inlet? C / '( Vi' l<> 4MIIIH! Ill C'ollllllht.'l, tin* 1 ?.* publieans ilruinnioil up ;i m i > i her negro, e.arr11 ?I liim !M S.iI ui'i 1 a v night, when a telegram was reeeivetl l?y i lie Speaker t>l l lie I Vinoerat lo I lnii-e > i \ in?? i !ial Cave hot been d lii> home in Ahemlale ever sineo ei eI i<iii tlay, i?u?I li.el never lell it When ai'i'iiseil ii| iho Iranii ami rtj<inire<l t i jiiO'lnee llui mini who an ;ei'etl to Cave's name, iho rump ! [iinse eniih 1 ii<it. i|i) ii. Tiie.se gross liamls are ovi'lonlly llisnllsllllg till? lew llt'l'eill t'oh )|Vi I inoii ulni .ire legally tloalel int lliheis ot tin- Utilise. Knur ol iliei't have already lell I he biyonot Ibmse, ami have heeii s worn in I let ('oustil illitmal House. One til lliein ? 1 lainillon ol lieanlort-?\\ as t hreale netl wilh arresi while ho was living sworn in. lie tna-leaa earnest speech, saving thai he was elected hy his people not lo eotinl in Governors hut to represent tliiin, ami the Set geai.l-nt-A mis ol the bayonet House ii I better lie sure that lie was right in tit resting him, ami having asMirotl hinisell ol this he Inl'l heller make his will holme lie at loin i > i oil lo make the attest. The attempt was not mailt*. Governor Seymour thinks 111 t should ll:?y<*M l?t? If) lit" would Ito railed Kcllogo-1 laves from I lie first to lho Inst. Wo are, however, persuaded llial this would he the designation: 4 To .March !t, 1H 7 7. 1! uthciToi d Hirchu'd Mayes. After M 11 eli 4, 1H77, Ileiu?'uiinj{ Hoard llayts." No change ol iuiiials wool I , he necessary, and the character ol the 1 mm, as Wed as his title to his place, : Would he indicated hy thu new and i appropriate coonoaten.?Broufyyn 1 KwjU. EWS: DEC EM HE II ! Coiruiji rnk'n.v of III i lio i.v Nu.vs.J i W AS 111 Ni i'l'ilM, I). U. , I)o<:?Mii'wr I M7rt. It i? now j'Ml tft'olv* iiVKh'V :iu?l *' I In fill litis li'llof liotll Kmisi'S ?il j ( i?11?i '* "* iiiu nlmnl bt'iii'jj or j Am/. I. I'm* |iiu^i minx* ol prori'i'iliny? iu lh?* |ll'il|se nt 11'. lilVSOllt it ivrs IS | ??* -! I V I ji'iuT ill v known it 11 is in^ !i?4"ii Ii'imiI i | ct| ?!??:? at lie I >*. id ?* ! .* I it; etiunis ??n : Satimltv 11i?_iI?t I.?-<. Toe roll i I> en < ? le?l, Mi. Siyler, i?!' Ohio will ! j announce tin* 11 ?s M <>i Mr. Kerr, the ; hi it* Speaker, (I ill >1 lie hv i i? ? way i i ii 11 i i;% S,m iki'i \ chair ix in M | in oil mine, citinimc|||?| vc ot all'. | ! Ken's ?lcai h.) Mr. A'l.itns, t ht* cle. k j whose ilnlV il I * In lllake ill.it ail- ! I iKiiliieciiiciil lii \ in _? 1 to he ex ; j eiise?l. 1'liiH a iii.miiecMieiit h:i\iie_jj liecn ini'leil.e Iimi-o will |?r??? e?l la j elect a Speakir. Mr. Samuel .1, Km- 1 I 'I ill, (>l l\i., I Ml vim; lee.-i vial 111 * !>ell?- j , oeraiie. iimiiiii iiion will ul cnni'sc !? | cieeleil. i'lie ll-ini hi leans simply 1 ?y \ way "I eiiiiijiliiir nt hivinu nominate! | .Mr. (? 11 'licit I. 1 lie sci eel ion <. 1 Mr. j lc.tel.ill lor Speaker i;ives the liveliest | s i*, islam ton ami m acei |?I I hv I ho I i tlclc.iicl caminlates ami their liiemls J \\*it!: perfect oooil ieelino I'lie Well { knowe. firmness ol Mr. Kamlall, his liioroiio'i Uaowlc.loe nl parliamentary i i * I I t\V, ami his spilth ss inlroiit\ ren l? r I him in the esiim ttioii ol ali, precisely j | tlir man I >r tin* |>l ??j? ;?I this nil j i ira' juin t ui r ul n il i<>ii.?I :iII lirs, I im | 1 111n ?i ||.?\ in^ Iii't'ii ?)i _?;?11iZ tl. t In.' lint , | tliintj thai will In* iluim will l?u ilm appoint iiit*iiI nl t hivo sptfial rmn nil" : I its, win wiil 1) ilinvti'l to piotTtnl ' I tn Siai(Ii I "ar.ilin i, Funnl j ami Loon-J ' tana, ami in?j iir?? into al! thai lias tali- I ! i"t plant: in llit'-m Plains tom-hnii; tin* j I'lvshlmiti il i'Iim'Iinn. Tim form <?i tin* ' r**x 11 ii nm ask'in lor sunli unaiintl Uts i ami ilit* It'ini'ii l'i iMnnp' ?j ihriii | ! \\ as a?'i i r I II p i.l at t'i>' ?' i'Ii Its land im Saturday nn'liL. () t m;' to lit- ! ! a -1 id i In1 i lift ion ?il Si i m!;i r ami sit n. ! i dry ii ln-r inati'.*is w!imil will onciipy | lin at It'll inn nl tllM llnllst' lor mhim* I ; Inmrs, it is thought lanl tin- Pit si. j limit's nii'ssawill not la- t ransinilttd tnl lat' this a I it rno'iii. Ii, at all t'vmits, will not In.* sent until ilu* usual 11 i Joint eoi'tunltce mlul'in tin* I rt'snlmn : j that Cniintv.,s is if:uly to hear anyj lliiiio in* may In- plmmd to say. Flnin 17'.)-S til 1 s J t) Il it ;ls (III.* IIIV'llJ rial.It.1 praoi'fti nl lln* liniisi* ol Uuprr- j si niaiifis to a s>wt*r in I*rt'si?li*iiL's 1 1 I ! " 1 " message, ami I.>r tins piirnu-e a select j | committee was always ;ij-1>?>iI t? ?I. Il , is now proposed to ivm \v thai anI cietit custom. As it is not _ probable thai the Monro will attempt an impeachment n't'the 1'residein, an answei to his message I?y a special couiI mil Iff will pi uc upon recti d ll.eopin j I ion of the people's I'f pre St" nlat i \ f s ol j (Jrwnt's ; i thought, will In? a more scathing re- i | bnke than rvi"> a suct:esslu| impfnch ' j j infill. llu* ruiiini- is still current lint! Air. Fish init ials to withdraw iioiii| tht- fahiiml. 'Puis rt'poil grows out oi . the litft thai tin if was (juile a spirited discussion in tlif cabinet on I iustla\ night last, dining which Mi". Fish I look strong grounds again-l llu* no: lion in South Caiolma. Wlmn thci tpmsl ion ol liirllifi' interlereiieo by tinj Federal authority in thai Slate j fanif up, Air. Fish declared thai he could not sanction any such proceed i ings and said that lie thought it was a great misiori line thil tho military had j been used |n enahh? one party to oh i tin possession ol the Staichonse in I i >1 ti mhi i a in I keep out the members': ol i lie ol Iter pa r t y. As par' of the revenhul program-j ine nl I lie Iltiuse it may he said thai i i -I ihe investigation ol the whiskey ring : I rami- will le* prosecuted with renew- i cd energy. It is known thai many \ persons ate ready to come forward now ami reveal laeis in regard, not only to the whiskey Iran is, bill the I'ueilie mail rohherv, thai will lie perlectly astounding. It is dillieall mi? . tleeo to oll'cr a solution of ntl'drs in Folumhia just now. Until legislatures | .11 <? in vowii in iii tli/. si i .. i. 1. ft uiu m.iii ii'iiim', iur. Wallace the 1 )cmocrutiu Speaker, or-: enpying I lie clnk's (Ink. The I'. S. troops arc not. to interfere bill it is! l tltou<jjlil 11?:11- thi! Statu constabulary j ' will attempt to rji'cl tiio members j Iroin Kdsjclield ai.d Laurens. They j will bu resisted, which is likely to ! occasion blood-shed. N HMO. It i? tiiiIt?rtnnate tor the ".onntrv i.hrtt llu* Southern Ucturninir Hoards have tIn power to be the sole arbiters ol whether tlm people voted as they; wanted or whethet they voted as they | didn't want to. It takes the election j out ol the hands ot tho people.*-Troy J y'm.i. 58 WW M?? nn Ctii'allC > t -ili'i'Jili 'lit 1 >n?j*i?l??iit ( r nit v trHi|>'s to justify I i h out s hn.hi> it ion tii o.oitli (,/Sfolill I II j i>? i HI III' ll ill lilt' C'l'iMl nil. hi lit 1110 I iiiti-'l SiMt.-N ;is iiv; " I'll" I' iii ti'll St .i t i s t li.i11 o h ir mi oo , to ovi rv S ;iio in iln* Union * lvi'ioili j lioHti lorm lit o 11 vi'i'ii hi rut, u ii.I > 11 :i 11 | r* t?*c*I imoIi ol t liciil ;|o.liii>v invasion; : 111 I <oi it 11111 ii' 111 *?ii o! liit- Iji'n i>l ?i ii r o, or o( i||,? K\'ii uti?o tt'lion iiio Ij"u;In ' | II "It * l ?|*lfl"'v M lU'lUTU'l, ?1 iiii ie \ i? I'lict',' 'I1 *?I? 111 Ii vex mi) wiirnnt I'm j hi* '? .>)>< ( li: Inl I'Vli'Vcni't' In litis Slale | itn? 11'r i lit- :iIni v ? l.kii'^tl i '_(? i Ii.i'. ,4i in* ! I'iiIUiI S,-ites -M ill jl;11?*.im??* lo i'Vi ry Slale in this 1' mi.ii.i .i 1 jiiiii'iir.ni Im ni nl <_jii vi r11hi! i.I,?s n.:iy lie iv.ulily 11' 1ii. Tin- ?i*i _?i:i:vI I Jt omsi met imi A'-l - ??f M 111 ) i 'J, I vli 7, n i\: i -i i renxnsi nl il- i ii.vcl iii< nl, * ? I sir sis i t*- I >) iee s l lii- rS! :i I ? , ** i h ;i t mi Ii'l' il S[ ii I c ' nil* I I IIMll nl * * * IHIkV l-.\i>trt 111 { tiii* ii In I ilv ?' Si III I h i.H'i'lliri, : 111 I II I- neeex-aty lll.ll lii'iU'M si I i 11 i_Jimh| ? 11 r s ii i11111 i in- i 111 ii'i" 11 ii' f*;iiil Stale iin! il si 1? \ .1 iiinl i i |iiil>'ii'iiii Siau* I'm ri111111*111 i*::)I i>e I t?s?I i V l'*l stliiisll i 'l." A' I In' i*iitli'lil-iiiil nl I In1 |1 i*iH'i'.ss nl ivrnnsl i" i > | inn, lis*-* sir I u| .1 line 'JS | J.-ISS iv.is |i:is-ei|, v> liu-li say-: Where I I-, I lie | | I * nl Smilii (.'siriilitin lia\e, j III | ill I' -1| :i tie** III I 11 e ppi V is'lnllS nl ail j .. .. ... .. I M .... I. .1 I o..-. .. . I . ill. Ilil I .1J I I I il I 11)1, 11 >1 III I ' I 't I ( lull-i it lit ion ol Stlllr J?"V? II?11?? l?I j \V 11 It'll I > Vi-jut > I :? I?, mill liHVr ;?: } t f? I j hi li i.'i mi ?t it 111 i< 'ii, 'in it i-iiatinl, vo.. i I liai llic Sialr ol South Carolina sha I U i-iititl-?1 a i a I ;! I in il mmI i" ii-|iiih o a- j Hull in Cotii?iv*s as a Slate ol the I n nil" mi i at llii il lull ol l!ir Foul'ii-i n'li Aiii?-!i<Iiiu-iiI. ()i: llit- Ot Ii ol JmIv, ihis i'um.Iii mil -.tat* nun I > 11 11 wiili, an 1 Sunt Ii Carolina llo-iviiji-m was ai I .ii 111 f I lu 11 I'lVM'til at iuii in ('uiiui '.-ss "a* a Slat i' ul i In- Union," >v il.li 4 /i ( <> attt'iti'iii of' tStuU f/ooem met ic/iich is rtjHtbii'mi." Tins C'uii- j i l ill.ii. I In* si a. t* > nl Ii nl in in ili. iiuui-luil \iu- r nr. Mull 1 ay, N-yi-ih iter ?7, wli'li I In- I'l-. Milciil ; |iu>ti-<l i r?-ii|i> nl l lu- Slalt-liuiiM! lu I < x. I hi It* ll i- law tui Liu l>lal mi-, ami il. ' r-I ii.ii l.f jiit-it-mli il, Ilu-iv iniv, llial ! luifi \ loU'iii't* was lifi-t ftsarv i" pnaraii j u-u thai wliii-li imliU'ly iii.|Mioiiml. Il : v.nyl?"il) lias ?'vcr :i> U-m jilnl lu u\ t ill 11 > \\ tin- r? |>ulilm.tii iuiiii ul utiv.ru in lit i-m a 1 >i islu-il in i Ills Stall- iiihiit i tin- 1 C i'iuisl I ui-i ion ,\i:is, ? X ft* Jit tin- j ] \ i->i- li-iil liiuiM-ll, ivi- i lu nut I; 1111 \v ii. ' Nor 'I'M s ilit* "iluiiii-siin \-,i<11-1ii-i-" i-laast- aliuvi* t-iii-il j'isi|i\ I'it--hIt-m l i ran I in j.hisi r.iiiiiu ? i \ il ;u liuril v ".l I'll- li-t-l ol Hit- C\>l'|ii.r ll ul 11 io liilalil. 1 I... .. I... I I 1 , ,,. .iii < II I I HI l 11 in kill' V I MISi I II I 1? 111 | eimse their l:i 11L4well. ll is \\? Ii j known i!i it I liry ii.i 1 ;i Cuimnit In* on i >t \ If, :i11 I when lin y sai'l "tinniest in I viiilenee" they meant tinniestio \ in. ! h-nee?a rcMiit in iirno; a rising in in- I SIII'I ret tall ?11 ? nullnuiiy ul tin: I St 111'; tin' iim' nt jiiiv\ tier nn?I lia11. In stent, t n'V 11 it *' 1111 jirefisi'ty thai eiiine j u lili'.n tin: I 'i fsiili tit has eoiinmt tel, tin- ill .t rusii ill ill nliiit'il tnnlii's ill men | ujnMi ant lii-lit y, Willi ;l willlil alul ' inalifii>tis mit ut in it'sisi its (i|it'i':iiinn i l?y iiiiu ill r, ll |?i 'it ttkftl. The Kt ili-r I all-l te.ls u> thai one Meaning aliilehnil la "il i mi es I it: \ tnli tire ' hv the haulers ul the Const it Ut inn Was a ll i\ lie imtiri-ci ion, an11 limn tin- Mu'lisou |ii|ii-fs tt a|>|n als thai lln l'i: Was also | 11:i11 in view Midi a u l.le s|>ivul alio ui.iliuiiain lev oil ajr tiiisl all law anil , < io \ i i n men I as w a ? h i \ s 11 reel tin n 1 iii ,M;i<s:u lii\s? ii* .^iiuri ly alter the i-ml i ?ii the liw >1111i /11:>iy w ar. Tin? irnc 11 \ : 11?111 v? J lliis pl'nvis on is thai ll,c Ofiirial loree ol llic u hull* I niiiii i> lo pt'Oll Cl (Mi ll Mll lllln l o! i In? Union woman aimed, bloody end ?i i* | I ill u i i ? ;!>;:11 a>>nities s u o li 11i'i'|n111 ini.a wuliiii ns limns dial ilit* C.mil's posse i! until) us cannot put ii down. I # 111 it never was (I i i'uiiii'tl thai tin- i assembling oi a Stale Legislature was siic.ii a ci.se oi *Moiiic*i ic violence' us just ilied a I m ivci'iinr in asking, or a I 'i c>idcnt in grunUng, i lit* aid id llie i'cdcial in11illiti*V aim. The .Military 'Janspiracy. The people will do well to remember now Use Jireei".} Iiislory ol llic em- ! |i.oy illeiil ol I.roups, lirsL to control the j laic t -lection in bmii It C .ilulina, again J lo latslly tins unwelcome result, and 1 at lilsl lo wrest tin? oilices ol all orioles, Iroin ob clor and (levernor down lo Assembly man, Ironi the men who were lawiuily chosen. When Don Cameron was appointed Secretary ol War il was generally understood and widely telegraphed ll'Olll \V :i slli II IF I I ??> l I w .. 1 I 1... v I ?v tin; y\<iim:us- 1 nation was d< lerinincd to carry two j or three Southern Conservative I States, in liu- old Williams Inukinp ' 111 sler Mel i ill style, and thai Mr.] Cameron was select oil on account ol his |icculiar illness lor such a join Louisiana, Soui h Carolina, ami Florida were indicated then as tiie doomed States, because i hey alone were still cursed wilh eai |>et l? .o (loveruors and eon\ eiiieiit Kclnrniuo Hoards. Tim inoinent ii became apparent llial ihe colored people were abandoning llieeause ol (. hamherlain, the alien 111 i -1, ami tlnckiiijr in multitudes to the standard ol 11 J ill pt oil, the common liberator ol white ami black, a comprehensive system ol military Inilhlo/ino was put in operation. Chamberlain ami Patterson rushed to Washington, and with these lulainous men, ami 7, tell ( 'handler, Chairman ot tlii! reekless partisan Hayes Commit* tec. Don Cameron held what were called "coiilei enees" at the War Olliee, ami concerted his measures lor i the "saloty of tho ballot" in South i Carolina. John Patterson of Juniata m I'tlll III \ , 1 I'll II ? \ I V .ill | 4 III I r ?, llj. I ii* v f lii? i- 44 ?v :i til "* oil v.-irioim founts ? In iriir mi olil iru'iol ot' tn?* SrcTftavy h11nigii homIhai, an ntiofl' n.lni?? ami difrheili ss Smtf llm l liinwx w ith toil)piii i| ?iih a Iul'k mimtier of I >**|?u t y United Si a { * Marxlial*, Ami with all t )10 troo|i? liny il> nil **if, without n^'Til r x |u*iis*tf, law, or ilriiifiicv. i i>i?, till* |niM.*??*SXtOM of thw Stall* ( 111 \ i Mi* nii'iii, jvml vvi ry I'lri'fioi\ hoard from holder in border, with the wl>it?>.h and i mi 111 i:i riii ii t ly i.l i< k. oflieers ami mt'n, ou^ht t?? huvo satisfied i'vhi si* unreasonable a >v*.uin!i?1 at Chamberlain. I?i?l when the votes were cnutiicil out til Ihe ballot boxes, a in >j city ot them were loutnl to lie again*!, Uio (liicvi't, and I bey sent up another .Mae* dttiiian ery to (Irani 1< r "inoru troops'' td pintecl the "lawful lic>. 111ming Board," while it ill few out enough voles to reverse the people's Vcl'dit-l. This also was done aeeord* ino to their wish, Thus far there had been s(?ine sort o! prelenee inainlainetl t let*. I he army ??t the United Mates was aelieo under the orders of lis own oifhot.*, or. at the worst, unurr tho three'ion of a seala w.?tC United State* .M t rsha I. I hit w hen 4fc? authority ot the ixepnhiieati Supreuie Court oi tho Male was regularly invoked I?v tho t'etra oled eatuli lales and people, tho amy was ;ransierred bodily l?? tin* c tinuiand ot (,'lia in bet lain, lor tlo avowed pm pose ol ena'ding h*ni tt> u sist it s ih eisiou; and when meiuht,rs ol II.e Legislat n le, beating eertifieales t?i eleeiiini issued ii: pursuaiiee ol tho solemn judgment ol ttiai tribunal ol last res..11, songhI to enter the Taj i_ I. >1. I he V 1 <> ii i a I i lie is 11 ii iiitu t'ltiit > t into i birraek room, wne cotnp* Ilnl iu suliinii their eredetit la's to tlio iii>perl i??,: of a corporal, and wvitt lioaily 111 r n? I away ?t t i it* won I o! a Ml In >i ci l ii a I e 111 ii-f, who had si 11 In , hot hoio ns-VS *'M* MO'iu-y q^propri.iti d to hi i i imi i '.at vt ry hall. 1 In* it 111ai11 I r ?'t flic story is h< iiw foliI Wy llo* ii-'i ^rapli, mill hiavrnr i ? 1*1 ainl 11111 i il'i ?? 11 \ the* l'resjdeiit ma \ be In f III* MilU't'llil?? of ill Ci HM <1 a11?I irauiplv'il Stair, (la* people oi ill , 11ft- Nm i Ii ;iii' leading "n vvilli bieut libs, interest, ami a riolin*imi wrath 111al may \ el sweep ilnvvii these conspiraims wiili iht* power of ihc luirricane.? iV. J'. Sun. Nu??-lli'U(iiii? Cabbage.j Last ant iiinn I was mourning orer ati uiiiisnal iniiulier o( halt developed oihl) \\ |iu Ii were only lii to ho ti ll (o I In* rows, air! lii'-lil iiihril I ho larl In a I) aria ss roiimv tanner, who is in liiisiin in New York, ami ha,H lately Ooiiohi a larm near lis, asking it his i top li.nl t n i*i?i 1 mil. Imdly. Ills answer was thai he hatl no more Holt heads I hail lie wanted, or In the efVn t thai lie Mould lei'l disappointed it ho had not a consideiahh* number. Now we, neither ot ns, raise Cabbages for inaiket, toil lor mil* own eonstimpiion I?I i?11?1 y. Mm I I Was 111 11 KI y Hi U Ions lo know what In- i*<?iiI?I w 11111 a quartor oi 1 is nop that Iaik'il to inaSco In :? )-. lii- tnl 11 ini' 11 lat lit' * in" :i wi?!n Irem I), so ill op that ;111( I* SOtllo top soil was thrown in lu? t'niilil sot the cabbages nut in tin1 troiieh as i;lo>e as they I'oulil slain). iiinl tlit-ir heads would nut ( nil- up level with lilt- lop ot tin; ground. When planted, ho covers ilio trench with hoards ami soitif hru-h, corn stalks, salt hay, and earth mi the top, keeping it opi n ?l t in- en Is c >I 4*Is A lu l l' until l,'ohl Weather, iml thin covering it iii t'lose. lit* satil tliey w 11111 all lutvo linn, soliil Imails in tin- spring. 1 tried it, ami this spring wo art- enjoying tin* host oahha.jis wo ovor ato. Tliey are i it In r small lo hi- market alho, say loinainl a hall (o si\* inches Jin diaotu* lei', snli.l at rl soiiinl, i risn ami tender, as 111 -1 i i -; 11 tj as cMukllowors, ami what is liml'i: rem it kahlo 1 never know we al'0 going to h ive cabbage hjvdinner until I see it on t ho Initio. groat oh* ji'oiion I have to this most wholesome ami i It-Ii trio its Vegetable is thul it usually tills the I iiit I so with its (It-leslnhlu o'lor, so 'o have cabbage without this . Itaw hark is worth all the trouble it cost.--('or. American Agriculturist: Tub Oitir.ixal Canauy Islander*. ? One ot i In? most remarkable racf* that ever inhabited the t?ar'h is now ex'inet. They were known a* I ho (launches, atnl were the aborigines at the Canary Islands. In the sixteenth century pestdeuce, slavery ami tho enn Hy ot the Spaniards succeeded in totally exterminating them They are described as having beer* vjignalio in stature, hut ot a mild and gentle nature. Their total consisted ol barley, .....i ' .1 .. ..v iuKi IDIiK, ti.ii iueir flgi't* culture was tit tin* rudest kind. They had :t religion which taught them a Inline stale ol rewards ainl punish-men is utter death, and of good and e\i! spo ils. They r? g.irdtd the vnloa* no ot I'eiiei ifle as a place of punishment lor ilie bad. The bodies ol their dead were carefully cinb dined and deposited in the catacombs. Their marriage rights were very solemn, and balore engaging in them they were fattened on milk. Our hope lor the peace of the country rests in a public opiiinm in the North, in and out of the Republican puns, which will forbid the ultimate consummation of villainies contemplated to overthrow the overwhelming verdict of the people at the ballot. ' boxes. ? Omaha Herald.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, December 09, 1876, Image 2