The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, July 15, 1868, Image 2
T. Atterbary ; Clerk, A. 0. Jones; As
Mabiet Clerka, J. H. Hendrix, James
" t aer e. Simonzs
a"nt Cbsrles tirown.
'hbe cobmittee recnmmend- that r.a
Chaplaiin be appninte<l, as tht dutty
eould be perforued gratrjt u4-v.
,Abe rectvv,emrte4 that the Attorney.
GWene ra ppgg $e'i nrossing.lThrip
mnd lso two fegai renen _ -nA d 4i
"t hills, red$ttins, "e.- "
S'hendrIdv A 'gti.ein, by I vop of
a to 28 are to Wadixted t~ eats, -their
- eredtials tirs t eintg referred to eotu
ittee bn Bril.kges and Electme..
-The jint resolutn, rstjfying the pro
poae-.tourteejth art}cle, pg d, twelve
- t otKngti ngagg
- *ng ik apdrtance was
Clik i D>r.--In the Senate Hon. F. J.
Imes waa-invited to a seat on the tIuor.
-- ratber hard s,at. J. W.: Denny of
.barIbston, recommended as temporarc
printer. Notiea given - thrt a report
ztpon the as.ets :a'd, liabilities of the
-v+i woeld bfinade ; and lkso a bill.
for th.cmpleit of the St-te House; a
tesolution to provide a committee of five
- oa.port names -of persons elected, io
- ofce ,ho are diseia tted; in order to
ton-Congress-iii their behalf; notice
_*r a bi unish perso8 wh' converr
the funds of the State t, thir4p uee;
Altt ense to repeat the n'u coide.
- ocss.-oemittee repcrte:' nea
-=, as ta .tg"tnore sqitabfe pace
Rtes clored, _was
*P and J . F,.ary, a
- , :.s .an,Serteant at. Ams, deinoerat
da.nottiog Tot'eith.he After
- the atipott4nt business, of .les in
-or-t tuo 'ai e, hbuse adjow oced
The foD ing- + the Standing Corn
r:se h S e._ Fe Hou'e cnm
-ic, , yetieeo appointed:
Agientui--Dihon Owens % inttush,
Hayes and oger.
Miihtary A1ffir-WArig,Wbittemore,
SfM' eT ,-htgtwuvry a:Id"Swaila>
PNbedadf-;rer gifkns AKe
C1ii nt-ry,
c . i n, ?f l j , -
T- haeWIdte<ue._ Rose Den
- rtiung aio, Leslie .ilen and
;" o a _lsoa,h teaoe, Sins,
vo e-en -nd- Acctounts
-.LeIHe. Allen and Nash.
letions-Rose, Wright, Buck, Iojt
-tilroa--Les e o Hoyt, len
-ngrossed Ac.4 andofph, . 4if1son
a y*- ayne : enan
- ~ - h ona ed r
~~in Irate; ast week
Wpe'e g t sit abwe ~e4rwth
- th -t 'hr to reult inth'e
n&ppac ay '9frt cou? ber
- sea.O9Ph snin.
~i~b~eb~uMWe ettetisfl
-twhe -totAl-'pep
- 880--404
15 Aa -s o . g.p -
s huM e Tiliha4e "ti ar etha
TreT pay4igtiat du?~injM -fii
- eruI 4 h lt twilaLe h
-- 'ni at r kzueco ed 'ig4~ Tr'
- South~ aroilue. foriJinde fel.e
e-a he m'er -las n5el uit if an
tan.cu1ff.ifveeit a n3eme
- a~isepgs 1drrJietia cali
11 evfi uc wrin-oft, tid beco>
es this lefto;ns lua. bi s~tik
- .byaindigif@t aies in iheate.
- - h f'sf f).r qide *aieee ay
abatiePre,ieistcings thes adW
-io oaspuf the ledns'tor-ng andmet
*ntimati ur., eprer pir-eIieiscbo n
tfa-af pri ito en eniue C ,'aSn e.
by itargeeyngwllh hpar. Wsesitg
- t e oresnd dito, t'go
ytfn ha.fe co.tsueplgis tao be
A ad that tera-theoe fa.t hedand pr
-oj .earl aws o he Usneite
ar.nd er eft o pling ssi his i'snt
*-Niid elo trhi5edstanoyer o-y
ularng3nichetf-off~iceg lin' fThe Sttet
cloftqrarhlen as ne or 4aushe.
- men t e ren wrcais the ~, "for.
-Lino the nsttoalr, on hsm'qedment;
.all ie tie, "eaivaersin the charge
stillbe tuned vrt.h"gvlatoi
J%all~pris'aner Herin Sumeentences
bymltr sennce wiH P. Khed Writ
'P. corpund sVW fro Unitedo Staes
ber, to be responed o o t to
a;bility ofy.the 'Howse o theprUnited
tedT Sate urts. res onu
utar preacer by askig hin fe the Meaitted
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wednesdgy ,orning, -uly 15, 1868.
:rank-A eard, of Cclumbia, is our
8toried agent for the polection of
.es and for receiving subscription or
#dertisements, in the City of Cohlmbia.
Look out for the Rid M mark, near
the name on your paper. And when
seen remember that your subscription is
out, and that without the cash we must
discontinue.
Assignees will please cafl up and settle
and save us inconvenience and themsel
ves trouble. And to any and every one
else iadebted we etend the 5me kind
greeting.
Ratifying the Nominations.
Demoeratie Clubs are ca;led on to ratif'v
the nominations made by 'the National
Democratic tlonvention. Ia. Richland the
call has been y the central Ex. Cpmmittee.
IRea hs.
We learn by the WFinsporo News the
sudden deatr of Vn. W. J. Alston, who
fell dead while-walking across his room,
oatbet th of July, frotp a strol e of' par
alysi..
- Ttei-partanburg"Spprian records the
death of Mr. J. \Yaddy Thompson, at
his pfantation, .in York district, on the
5th.
Let usahavePeace."
So says Grat, atid Mr. Paine's bill fur
nishin,g arms tohe.- militia is 'a clincher.
Th'e:teial numher of rifles to he distributed
anon ihe'JoySl of the ten recostrlucted
States.wiil be :i,Mo -witg the'-Idition -of
4( iutterie. 'heappointmpat be&o 2t~*P
ri$s and one bit'ry to ench 'cgressionl
dstriet, thereI.o *be "iilt pf'thStateare
-Etitled to-$uOS rides and 4 batteries.
QsttMg out ofthe Wildernes..
A oFute of thirty-sx guna was fred
* iliWi r iton, N., in honor ,of the
nuination of Sym. our and Blair. But
the testpart of it,is, that the guns were
fired b. eolaued men, good dencratic
colered ine*. .Sensible fel'owt! they re
oiceat dte proaspect of being able; with.
he help of-.ttwgeeat deaieratic' party,
to "get ot of the. Wildernessra' into
7whioh they eay. been-led by, b. e di
669~bplir ieM1dis e4lded~degslative een
fere*4bea tlwieBoNasnete
s, ilheoake.did th: a Ts r1ght
Whippen.; whip ihefr dull eomupree.si4ops
tpto-a igweggh :th. hgugke
$$'ndraw their ftesnute, a4 yver a
~turkey one nicnrn afin; ahiftell
theia!M o pat egt to
$* ttenterophdale&that "itie Preai
Aet was note cdeadt4 radidst cani
d late wouIsmjg luiuen a
F-I the ause& Ulieg in i tetystida lore
Iife evekts east their-sadows bebre.
Somnjboy ekeSTiving sLateJthai an
ah iH o(bsioan', Prenuce ~hinks
haditbat1maI ce as16.h ~s possi
,'* intf of bipoliic 1 death .~No
The fdida~g iefrafi, s fri- the
"gummner's.?o!ogy or Grant7rr n
a:uagby4two pious'.poltkab chapIaips
before a:late converstion. ~.:
Tbent trB again, thein.r8lty.agai -
'aWith the iekiiev, fhe'safferenia bummer,
- Nod if it zakee al Eumecr.
Grant nma'de 1 . lig seech the other
atfgi6t: Waig fi5m'a dreami in'.rMich
Ioimagined himsef eesnl#g a fasftof.
foray dags, hidsberto h~ scitcen
rousedl ti -cook, and exclimed,- with
characteristiC-anittMion "Let- afbye
peas.
QCmhMs very ?tood o -tales--especla1y
gaceck- t . 3nd hi l Rfe.-bas bee~n
dram-aine. . .
Te me t qs,..bang gnd Ecg asri
to e a parated. They ar' arrie ajd
har.a og iteen childrefr between them
nine -h~. Thei0 th6uighe ergotogs,~n-.
pvises and diaime=e itaki felk Canu
se'vittl ai nk *aa that which birdsa them as
goe beinag be.serered, and they.Iiv~e -
in-ghe Wa-gbngton-.Star, a, 8pr htly -and
$7y n Ag aig, a pirospectus of a
re4 gui*lidaticn ti hloId the Ciroli
rnei', mencMe wfll be -published - a
an ently' day.03fi-Dernari, -editoe of
the Star, will con4iec the -Farmner,and
ha&past oereer gi4esessurnce4-hat the
Farmer wil be il that he protoises to
taake it We.wisb him.tnd his ptesent
anid prospectiv papers success. Sqad on
$.2 to Mr. Bernard, Wilrnington, N. C.,
and selure another good~ aricul.tDPal pa
per. - @
P'ETE0s! THl1 9 E E, and the
Parlor Compariion for Fli Violin and
Piano, for July. We ac irfh.ese in
teresting monthlies ''th pIeaser,e, an~d
feel indebte-d tb Publisher. Like
the Mus-ical Re'iew noticed last week.
they are devoted chiefly to musical in
terests, and each number contaiins ani
elegant and large variety of choice origi
nal compositions from popular compo
sera. All patrons of the art and lovers
.of music, should subscribe to these pub
heations. Address J. L. Peters, P. 0.
B'; 5-#9, Now York. $3 per anrmm,
each.
Asa1Lr.oY, July .11.-In the Senate
the Freedman's Afureaui bill was adopted,
continuing IHoward ira o#ice. In ease of
dleath or resignation, the Secra't6ry of.
War may nominate, an-d the President
appoint a successor wiu' consent of Sen
Nomination of Horatio eeymour for Presdent.
It is needles- now,- six days after the
nomination by the New York. Conven
tion, to give more than the important
fact of the noiination of the Hlon. Hot a
tio Seymour, in spite of his positive re
fusal to accept, on the 22d ballot. The
vote was 312. All the States voted for
him and intensp exciteriient prevailed,
and the reception of the .issue s' wel
comed og fti estreets by the bejing of
cannpn. h-is said that 10,000 people
a: seprbled in front of Tamnmapy Hall,
and speeches were made, among which
we mention that of Wade ampton';
cheer after cheer going up when he de
clared for '. R. Blair'4s Vice-Pre*ident.
Blair was nominated on first ballot, vote
317. The closing of the Convention was
of the most "leasant character." The
officers :tingling freely, and .pledgiing
esch oti.er to work earnestly for the
ticket. After llamp[on's speech, the
Union generals congr"atplated hiu.
The nomination so enthutiast'^ally
given by-the Convention,'a,zd so heartilj
endorsed by- the people, a nomination in
which the whole Democracy unite, is tore
than might have been expected, and the
strongesthopes may be augured as t6
the : r.o.:hing November struggle. A
united, eriraest, growing democracy all
centered in su.tainjnig one who im repre.
sented as a w;ise, tble, and popular sates
man, and wro-iay'be the man, if c!ect
ed, who 'Will bring order cut of chao Ss
what we wante:l, and now that sa facor
able an issue is made, all hearts and hands
must be joined in the work, until it be
completed, and the supremacy of the
Radical party, witb its negro rule, etc.,
he broken up and swept away. We
have the platform, and wehave;he men,
and it is left for the great de.p.pr.c. ..
do the a:s.
In aceeptitig-the nomination, Seynour
said ; "It was my anbition to- take an
active part, from which I'arn now exclu
ded, in the great struggle going on for
the restoration of the General Gnvern
mentand prosperity of our conutry ; but"
,1 have been caught.by-.te-,overwb.elming
tide that is bearing us ori_to a great po
litical chatige, and I. find piyself unable
to resist its pressure."
' Bair said': "We were about entering
on a contest for the -restoration of the
Union and the-prirncples' of-the Nlrnti
tntion,and t1ie presetvation of Lthe white
race:frnm t dmnomn p' tf a seni-bar
barous people." --
- ichappearn oirrore for e daiie,
-arwftY1'-iaet~ little mon.~tharnirief 'y
.npe ' hey erne1 too thick and 'fat for
ga oftbe weeklyi order, andWhether to the
advanta.pof the reader or not thisseer
iar 'weather,, we will not say. . -
GQvSeott recognizes the "peculiar eir
cwDstanflC 'under which -he has beer
eleeled,,and his .mesage is-free fro m de.
oanein er jgesionand un!?hef..biM
rater -il& --yet achiy 4e'publican. - H
seesthat the..preaest-reigrdis;4ppvoachiqg
itsaend, and wonid et his party- upon lese
dingeruagroid' tha'n they iSaw occupy.
Ike-i'onAends thc -discontinusueeof the
Freedmnae's 7reat, and -urges -The -estatre
'lishmnept of t2vo seoQ$olaeacti distrlet, one
.*hiteasne he .otherMaekir .le thinka thle
presence.of the military incompatible.with
&epObl'ca,isan. Tecoinrends that congress
ti petiio~ned.:to 'rfcdf izi o
Soufth dirolig'a #omi poltieid dila i's.
.Uso 1-ecomnmerds the fomding ef thE un
paid. andsgr.gri?g gate .db Iuterest, to
July-J, 29j rgatu .be- fytered,. and
Lazed, and tar'ff .of raes regulted,.angl the
Bliue Ridgy to lie coinpleted. ~ He speaks of
iffe'importance of diyersification ofcop
bePay#.that -the eniterrtiary iih, bfr(om
pleted and -made self:sup pottinrg; 'saleies of'
St.ate ~fficera to ,be ainsp4y. reniunerative ;
196 gesig..of the edde, reimnends
tha4io plea of' "B3enefi t of clergy", be di
pensed with. H~Iis views~ en finance and
h.ws n're 'ii'dicious. T.king the message
altoge'ther' for a repubrice -docunment it is
conviliate,r. -It remains~ to le seen wthat
the.legisla.oregilulo withjt. -
Iygrtica,Agrieujturej Iat reand
Tbe citi;ens of Fi Ned are aglow ever
the-inportance of e~ial hEsling fsri;wi;1h
ripr)n a sNi ounaa nIa a
tion, :Agricultural, -Manufacturing and
Bairkinig Institution. From our neighber,
the Hcr4d, we ka thj tii Ejk:e i~t
to be effce by a very e-xtens-ive comn
bin&tion, the stock of the compan'y to
consist of -- shares gf $25 .each, to
be paid 4riflie, annual -installments of
freeu dogars ,ea.ch ,;lhe charter to expire
in t6n y'elts,'and the.r.ssets to ~e equaily
divided amongst ips -st ebo1dgrs'i tby
fxndls to be lent at -a reasonable'interes't
and only to citizens of -the district; on
the most available securit.ies,) 'who wish
to -derelop its industrial resources
Speechifying is deprecated ; it is urged
that the citizens get beyond that and go
to work introducing grasses, implements
and st'ckc, &c., and build up a congenial
society, so that thre imminigrant caPTAuIsT
will aime', an'd not' simply - tie hiborer,
to buy r.d wQr the !ands, nd cr~iease
the we:-ti c.i the'distrjyt. 4propos
.the ciiens -aire offering lo :..6i their
surpL.us lands .for .nominal su.m~s others~
pr.cp.ose to give their' ten.th a.ivay to in
dustiogs. -,.nnygrants. ' The Njat-ter of
imigrirationfl ag'ita'-d 'in f'airfield in
right down e;rrnest.
WADE IN TH E BALANcE, ~-T NOT FOUND
WANT1Yo.-A Nirs. Wade, of .Warren
count y, Ohio, who presented Iie husband
with triplits last year, justin tin.e to
show them at the St,ate Fair, thic year
startles him with twins. lie has written
to his kinsman, the professor of cursing
and swearing at Wa..hington, to know if
articles of-impeachment should not be'
preferred against her.
rN.-o mG.) Jorn.
To You.
You-have no right to allow those de
pendent upon you to be cast upon the
charity of friends, or to force them- to
buffet with the world for a poverty
stricken subbistence, in case of your early
death.
The means of security against such
contingencies are at hand. A life irsu
rance policy, in a well-regulated cor
pany, is a shield from prospective want
for your family, cuq which you can con-.
fidenly rely.
The Pquitabie Life Assurance Society
of the United States is -a well-regulated
and staunch company. its policy is a
perfectbar to penury during a widow's
life or childrens' minority.
All descriptieng of the most approved
life ahi epidowtment policies are
by the Equitablw, :-th retun of the
profits of the society every vear. such
profits may be applied to the immediate
reduction of premiums, either as- an an
*lual or a permanent reductiqn i or they
may be applied to increase the sum as'
sured, either permanently or fur a term ;
or they 'may be applied to g!vi"g a date
in the policy at wh!ch its 'premiums
gease. We believe that all zhese conces
sions are m.de by rio other company.
The briliant career and preaeit high
standing of the. Equitable presents a
striking. example of what; may be ac
complistied by liberality and prompti
tude, b;s.'d upon reat, business experi
rience.
In a single year-(only the eighth of its
existence) the society is:ued- policies
covering the enormous sutu of $47,120,
134, which exceeds Lite combined issue.
of f"ur other comianies-of the same ngo.
"It cash acennluation exceeds Six Mil
lion .pol.i vbp its present ye:arly- in
cohnc i over lnur Mllion.
It l as 'accompilshed muore in eight
years thar tie five senlor companies ac
,comnplisbed collectively in the aggregate
perind of fifty-fi ve yPa's.
Its cash dividends of profit are inime
diate-(after the firat car)' and are -'erv
large. On ordinary life plitcies the 'div'
idends of profits, covcriq.g six renrs, av
erage annutl}v a cash -return of =are
Lhan forty per - tent. of each preu miui(p
paid by the asstired, of met.LJ- ages.
Co'nsidezin'g tfant-thi ret~nus are made
at the end of th frst year, and e'ery
year: thereaf-teer,. the e are undoubted1
the lai;e" dividends ever paid by ary
Mr. Beecher folly indorses tha societc
by gtating that-he ha .as5Ied- his ow~n
fe therein, thus. bcoming.better a-.
Quainted with itp' uffait1 '1a 'ld ,ose or
others, and. ihut he rahouddelect it agai~n
were ke to choose^again.
We earnes~tly exhort- ALL-to seeure .a.s
urince for~The protection 6T th6se de
pendent upon.theni, w'ithoit. delay, aand
cerwdtally recommiend the. Equiithe.les.
'3ie.srs. fiiai Joh n.ctof,e & WInI. F.
Nan~ce, are the age'nrs in Newberr
A et with Oit Excn5gs
. eR Start takes ,I reins of the
enqugb<o-eeseape'thi labosot -'h'i aripo~
trpp in at Tarnmaiy- HlaIl.'iirei a1I
pteasant :cetter,- and. says. tha .tghiiag
on the Ihighway .to. prosperity; while the
1%$ li-Hteirlybounding in health,
The editor oisthe Anderdow InteiRgencee.
gives notiet tbat be has err hand-a ionth's.
supply of gratuitous--advice. We are in
tihesm i5x my dear Jimbq. iy vb.14 bag
atelfs. - -'
M.yD.Budd , or the Mercnry baR purs
ch'sed thie- p'ropi-eforshlip~of the Charleston
Gasette. Mr. B. is jrrepressibly inans
trious, 9i44 *Yery cle!er gentleman writha.
He ptil~ bosna the staff of the )fercury.
We e~d lae weik tg..note the..with
drawl' Col. l'ras frpm thp Ph4qpi.x;
an'regreth -needshtiy .ter.for.. Hi~ ~ti
tQliaI caser, thotigh bNf,'Wo'n frI'irr a
golden 'populaf -oVnioni. - Sriend -.Selbyi
once more plone in bie glory. -
Genersl Wagener has also retired from
his .press-t.he CTharleston. eiugW1 .
cannkot recall ;uistngo t.le 'lames CaNfis s.
-Teeids Darr & Gmteea, a 4~Suir
ws; ha've'kindly ednttnued' th4 saily'of
the bate g.. IAnkins, 0 his widow. -She -is
au hinghlV accomplFsbed l.'dy, and duringbher
husbaud' illness,discharged thpgi.ges tlat
devolvedl ufQ1y imna hiit.or. A tal,eted
tbik,: a asoned,-gratuitaisly, th labors
int het bzjhalf. --Bgg iy criditable to ill the
gentlernp. - -..;
Here, There and Evezgwhe? .
Remember the graind mass meetin.g at
NewIerry. f.. on thme 22d inst., bf rela
tion to In1igratio. Catizens fromm the stir
roundingdistricts' are invited to attend.
District Courta ab'olished'
Fifty thousand Chinamen in California.
Too nmngh rain in Florida-te little in
Car.olina.
" ;eis committing suicide by' whole
sale.. - .
.A miracle of eniginee4:Dg-railroad over
ML' Genis.
Middle and East'ern Africa i:habitable
by the white mian. - -
Raidicalism .inveighs against Catholicism.
Some talk oIf her majesty, Queenyietoria,
abdicating.
An English farmer is said to have raised
a cabbage w'eighiing 70) lbs.
A cent a-v:hmence should "tbings" continue
th'e'pouitni;m of the United SC;.tes will b)e
Gov. Scot., a as inaugurated on the 9th.
His inanmgu-al add,resi was temperate in
tone. -
Three b,anded and! ,fty houtses and lots
are up at asberdf's sale In Gharl1eston, for
non panyment cf taxes. h'at .a sad ludex
At a meeting of 'ti e Richlan~d Demno
3r tic club, held-on the 13th inst., :-tI
which 200-memibers were present, it was
esolved that the- democratic party of
R~ichlandcordially ratify the action of tihe
~onvention, and pledge their ripost s'tren
2ous effor;s in behalf if-the -cause, and
hat their fellow-citiaens throughout the -
StatLe, including all the c.ornservativemle
ner't, be urged to ur,ite in the strngle
saea the connry and redoom the Rrs-te.
Platform of the Democratic ?arty.
The Democratic party in National
I Convention assembled, reposing its truAt
in the intelligence, patriotism and .d1s
criinnating justice of the p 'plet stand
ing upon the Constitution as the founda
tion and limitation of the powers of the
Governrment, and the guaranty of the
liberties of the citizen and recognizing
the questiona of slavery and secessioi as
having been aettled for ill time to come
by the tar or the voluntary action of
the Southern State "in Constitutional
Convention assembled, and never- to be
renewed or,re-agitated, do, with the re
turn of peace, d.;mand : - -
"First-!mmediate restoration of all
theStates.to their rights in the: Union
under the Constitution, and of Civil
Gvetnnient to the American people.
Second-Amnesty for all past political
ofIences, And the i-eguTation of the elec
tive frarcbise in the.ttes bv their citi
ziens.
Third-Payment of (he ptoblic debt of
the United States as rapidly as -practica
ble : all ironieys drawn fromt he people
by blxatcun, exc.-pt so much as is rei
site for et.-ec"essitiss of the Go vetrn
ment, econor;ically administered, ?eing {
honestly 'ppiied to soeh payment, and
where the obfigatiin ofthe Go.erisme't'
do not expressly. state-upot their face,
or the.,w under which they were is
sued does ri t nrovie- that they shall. be
paid in coin, thi-y otight, in-right and iii
justie, he paid in the lawful money of
the United Sr,tes. [tunders cf ap
Fourth-Egnj tax.ti-n of evcry spe
cies of property ac%.ording to- its real val
ie, incldlming g. edrnmuerit bonds and
other pohlicfecitrities. [Renewed cheer
ing and cras of "1ead it giain.']
Fifth-One currency for the .govern.
nent-and the people, the lah-rer and
the ofliee-hdlder, the pLIsioner and the
soldier, the producer ad 'the bondlhold
er. [Great cheeiing,-and c ices of "Read
it ngain."] The fifth resolution was
itgain read, and again cheered.
Sixth-Economy int the administration
of Lhe Government thie reduction of the
standing'aimy and navy; the abohtion
of the Freednai's Bureau [ reat eter
iny]. and all political inastru;uetitalities
destppned to secure negro. supremacy ;
.imnplificationi 4the 'stem, and~ discon
Linuantce of .inlui itorial tmoles of asses
sing;ca'.. ;collecttiig fntvrnal.Revnue, so
that i-e 'burden of tax1don may ' e
e-.nmlized and lesse.nid ; -the credit of the
tiuvernent ancd the cuirency made good;
the repeal ts ail-enactmenr ts fur-et rolting
the St.te miltia into- nntinal forces in
titme of peace, and a t.riif for .revenue1
upon foreign imports, and. such equal
taxation under the lnternal R cmaenne
laws 'us w ill afford .iridental pri>tection
to domestic mramufactures,-and. -as-.will,
without impairitg the revenpe, ;rose
the least burden ipon :'P1 best pr(acn't
and encourage the 'groit indt'.^nat- n
terests of the cautry. -
7t'h.-efermur of aIeses jn the admiin- -
istration, the expulMoffiof 'corrupt inen
l'room odice; the .abadgation of useless
tie. s,he i-errat.;on..of righ tfuI aut.hor
pr fi,'amid the independenpce of the ,Ex
eeuztive-aridJudicial depaithents of th.e
Gove-~mermnt;the subd-daintiomt of the
mmilitaUy to tre civ4 .power to.'the end
that t16 qurp'ittH>S -:.ongrfenad~ the
despthirill ofth -er - r&.v.:
bth..-E&qual righRt nd 4ggtdpa- for
naturalized and u.auwe. bara citizens.at
home and aroad; thie assertioun of A meri
ee anionuitt n ich-. shalI eoinan td the
rryxt okfuNiggyx "in al far&ha an
.....p.'.ifitr )2choragement to ne6nJa~
tiiinli biNrty:abd- dit-idI ght
.u- 2. m da!Leange 4,f .he~ Figlast 'Of
Mtufalt(itizens~ against the obsolete
doctinem&f inmutatalidgianace aila the
claims of. toreign posters to puriishi -them
for aleged cr ie ne.ommiotted l.eyond their
jurisdiction. (Epasl .
In demandinig ', eze measures and re
fbrtns the Radzcal p rty- .ta'rr'ignied .or
its disregard of right and'its miupr-dleted
-oppression and tyranny. 'The actins of
both hous~es of congrces fromthreg
raion..f watr to the p'reserrt are set plain
ly foith and:.denounced,.'and .Presidet
Johnson frIded as entitled to~ the gratiQ
tnde of the whok KAiiericani peopIG, for
his resistance fo the aggrsssirnsof- Cvn- *
gre0s Spo~-r the constit'utionai'rights of1
tI'e1States'sd -tie people. Thre pehic.
lands shoiuld be~distrrbuted as ividely as
pog,.hte ann-gR fe -people,- and dis.posed
of eilther 'ur'der'preenmppo.p eoregead
htws, or-sold i') reasonable quantitiesr to1
i.nfiCr)4t netga f'ecpahe, 'at niiiniumn
pr icesLestab dreti b . ernmet. .Amid
upo this p tror un (se, n.- and gi~io,
the azppeal rs innleti e vty )Vi'ut, in
enuding t-he eo.nser.t've et'eiq anid
all.whzo desire -to swnportt tife"Uonstiu-j
tior.m- retote fhe Cnian; forgettihg
glgas) difereisces, to unite in:.tbo~ great
si.uggge for t.he libertjes .of the peqide.
. Upon eveay subjeet emtbraced: i i.this
platfor-m thie is evidenice iuf'aturefe ]
iiberaitio'n:add judgmesnt, anid t) e friends
-of consti(ational gvern mnt everyiLher,.
Inl hail with 'o}d this fild and h<>nzed
declairation of deocrat e prinejple5.
.T1.: CoL.GE C0oLz.Ax. - e ac;now1- 1
edgea copy of the ynla,rge4 bize~oL h
College Courant, a pgpey pilehet at
Yle College, Conn., anid- eiyd by1
therles C. Chattield, $4 p r ain.um.
The Courant is issued weekly, apd ~s
devoted to Gollege news a~d literature, H
anid numbers among i's contributors a
ioag list of well known htgrary wrters .I
and distinguished gentlemen. The 'pre
sent number contains a variety of well
written articles, interesting to the gene- c
r'al readler, the professional man, an&'tbe I
College student. '
GF.EIIA. (1 '4J ) 'r!E dEAs.-The
National New.s Co'ompanv have prinitcd .a
pihamplet, ".Gemi-nl (hOant and the
Jews," by P.' 1. tan Bort, jn which the
Geuneral is tal-'n ;evereiy to ta.,k. 1Ii.s
General Order No. 11, LDece:nber 17,
1862, is taken for a text, and t'he authr'
of the panaphet presents this- order iin
its mosvujavorable light., 1e co&.. *
cludles : -
~ As f chss.' y'ou have ti.gmiziied and
expakid 'us' -As a class, we rise up and d1
vote agnpst yow li~ one man ! We are il
nuimmerou)s,' wegre imh.igential, we are n
wealthy,-we are diffisuet.oven- the whole r
continent, -ne are as one family, wherev
er our inAluende reaches, every Jew no vi
atatter of n;hat polhical party-every d
few, with the votes be can comhiand, -
'will endeavor to defeat, and, with Godl's h
Meeting of the Newberry-Bar.
NEWBERRY, July 4, 1888.
At a meeting of the Newberry Bar,
held to-day, Col.'Fair was called :to the'
Chair, and the following resolutions, in
troduced with appropriate remisrks by
Gen. Garlington, were" -unai,iuly
adopted:
"Resolved; Thit by the iiann-er in
wl.ich he has presided atithe t'ern ofdour
Uourt, just closed, His Hoaor "Lhancel
ler leury ID. Lesesne has fully su.tained
his reputation for courtesy, impartiality
and ability.
Resolved. That the admonition g:vgn
by the political signs, -that we itxy'Ee
called on to number this his first Cpurt
with us as also his last,' fills us witti the
deepest feelings of .regret, and reminds
us most impressively of the progress of a
revolution wh,ich- is fast removing all t.he
laudmarks and safeguards which time
nd the wisdom of our ancestors had e
iablished for our guidance arid protection.
iesolved, that the Commissioner of
this Court be requested 'to trans mit'a
Arpy of these resoLutions to Chancellor
'e.esne. SIL\EON FAIR, Chairman.
'!LAS JoI1NSToNE, Sec'y.
CHARLEsTON, July 8, 1868.
SILAS JonRoNE; Esq., Secretary, &c.
'My Dertirr :-f received to-day yobr,
etter enclosing tho Rbsolutitnis of -the
Now ber-ry 13ar: Thc good opinion of our
Fellow men'is always graving; but -it
i very precious whei" itcoufe. s an
)(fering from gentlemen of hili.,corti
iid c:.1tre-to bring the senk}pen't
irome to the presen't occasi:n, x-hen
arcceeds' frtm an' e'aninot'ar, wtiieb
h as been snriuJ'r1y -'itul ir confribn
tionsto'the Binth -
A'd-here, aithout vioiating'nood tastlet
[ nf'say, that in sp.ts of-the fippantt
;ibes so often -I:iaed-at the Legal. A?o
esion, it is the most-imptj ant ceonstil u
nt in the ground work of the'cialnd
)olitieal fabr ic. Theie ino sch.ool ..thit
sat ofico so severe and oc c ltets in
ts training.
The qnalities gcesitiy o ehnmand
mlLed success may be artanged in this.
rder-earn tness,. -.digence, karting,.
Gleit, crowned with those- moral -eIts
w.ict :pire _'.tiden e.- Some of these
rp .ess.ential. -The lack of therh egyotee
peed; ob.curity. 1',tt .thgs.aho prove
.~mse;ves cq.,.i to al t!e tests, ars the
et ilio: give ton to' society and :are
.nlifed' to guide thshli of atfe.
'The ofBce of a oChaaeoi of btth
'ar.olint,-I 'i l'noet.yt W' it ed my
ighea.tsaspirtione;, et ei4atraitig I
iid not date- to as'pire-fr it- But I rwil
jay, tEat whben'i &d 4>per confer edtf
:hcre watriothing~ 1.e,gdgre .giah
may of ohi ial or pgbge-disdnction2
hd-to be' assured that I'hare so exer
:iced its high ucrios e ;n satisfy, in a
n'oderate.degr.ees.trepoinuonaF&]
tale, w iltb'e a nev"' illing source o1f
)rO . reilcc~n *- -ar.: tpu,ghit.be,
>y' .be consciusne.s of havog co u
biort of' the standid -se ufuntat,y 'wli
nitid;and evei- kep4hbefore mwn ejef in
ber -eZamp!es odf n.y'r~eneid 'predeee
da:aeprjited to cno#pftp ny;
iizth circirn,and bee huv-isihedl 186
~ialJy evscay gjti;;t n...d persoa
di.i.u ec tLi t .1 gnar.,ofih Jl
~tate; Tlihatgoijg,'fi.s bacy, to me1
Ltogetber airetdf4e. a y~
hort otlicial life .sre now:' ar:ner.ed
%nd I ~take 'thik occasion (qe'
thben my r-obe.ofpficelesvgiifhart,
'uthlessly 'torn Tro 'my shotrders,-I
yi1Tres,nae sy'place in .the Trnkrsnf our
dlernting prfiinet.clsR e
lut ! im flmiuril b'e t ,,or
gi1orgnce.magy b1.no.ce it, fu~ 1egabW
hat'it is'ttres intai4l'ta ci ful
asstrumen;ta%ty fo1'ensrcNat;ng %i:hs
fd administrating cmplete jusi'gfe&
I emg: thatt yt,i,wjhi- erbres tr sjour
ur'The lWoeor. they have dnas .zng; i4d
he assura of' ny betymesfet
Ijpi?lsS adi prosperitv *apd at.,r~
Lear str7 ith.great respect adr cd
Bineety:y ours~
-HENRY D:. LESESNE
-The Ulub Bidge Laitroad.
Few o'f our Citizens, even anion our
miub4 spirited' merchar,s keeru to. lie
ult aivs ;oghe trQpdrt,ance of the Bauff
ti ve Ru4',4d,dto 'J;e com.mneiejal in'ter
sts'arni prope eity i Oiar!esten.. We
rere struck ith thi factj' whe*as few
laysEo a ~Tr-s~eGing arid progrese~
neAr;:bantrmrked'in our hae[l.iugg * fff
ver-y'arhabitant of" T Chleto1 ~T'e 40
ive, thet halft (fnithe -po'ssesc it conl'
lete the Blue Ridg1elailrogt it- woud]
ea 's od 1idesteiul, as t{he renminin~
ialf ophis)roperf'y Woukd il be- ssit -
hh:. fir more thain the .wholdis netw,
etsed at or Jaation." -
Thistodiife mity 'eom^eftrataant,'
'it we are rnot of thq.t naumber,-f49r
kmarly ha.lieve thatethe coapfgijon4the
llue Eidlge .Road, will.give i4 yea; Ian
etus4o i trade, aind contib d'e lae'
y Ioward making Charlestda a firs-das
esport.-Mercury.
More cases-of rape lieeebhve oc
urred in North Carolina with:in ~ the
*:. six r:onath than in ten~ ye;rs pre
e'ding 'the ivar. This is one of the
't>!essintgs of freedom."
M1. Nathan Lipscoulh, of Troup, Ga,
ieplowing, not 1avin~g any tobac.co
rith him substituated a ticed called an
elice, a-nd in thirty minutes he was a
'irpse.
Th.e Democrata in Congress are greatet
oum hons than the Bour bonas.-Phil.'ess.
A nd t'eRidicals in t'ongresa are great
r Bahoons Than the Baboons.-Chron
le & Sentinel.
Fout' HOSBADs.-Of athe2 two- hUn
red YanRee"gals wvho ir'nt to Wash-~
agtoni Territory two years on a matri
nial.~1venture, all but, three have iapar
They have a chicken in Aferide-t, Conn.,
-ith four legs. . He is lively arnd-a splen~
Ed "scratcher."
A anin Lowel,seventyvyears of age,
as recently had bo.ro to bira his tMeity
PHOTOGRAPHs. -Remember Wiseman.
WREN & WHEELER.-Look at that pieture.
then upon this. '
The Rev. J. I. Bonner, will preach ir,
the AssociateReformed Church, on nexr
Sabbath, tbe.19h, in this v;lt,gc,
Adam Ri-er has always on hand the vera
nicest sort of Lemons, together with MAnT
other seasoua$ le delicacies.
' ROSEXONT CEEEET.-Special a qtegaDg
is iured to pro iedlns of Rof mnt C1AW
- To Presidgnt Jeter pf the 3. & j. L.
thtnugi his able nd-eoureoR -em ,
F. H. Counts, Esq., are we indebted for very
special favors.
Co-PAETNERSIP.-The pubig w1 h
pleased. to learn that Sol ato r lei s".
tered into a -partaerah.p with Judge . .
Poie (<rho has been relieved of the Jige.
*lif% edb*?'4MMr.~-aumgani
inrihe pric$e datt - dti -
FiS.-On Thurs ay nighe, about elevez
o'clOc, a dwelling h&If, bet-gg to M*.
Is:iac BierfielA, at the eligioring town of
Helena, was discovered to WeWn'W and if
a short time thereafter, was eo.
sumed. - - -
We regret-o recrthe idr * n.
Boag,-oYNewben, - f
-the eIts ~ef suu stroke. Mfr. B. was te
-merybatresbnu; and -leakesar d,
an infantso to the sorrows of AMowhoed
.ndorphanage. -
;tdr,,sediing tot tilta p e tnel.. eWr#
tong boys erv pronri. .
one f the naw causbeof the O in.af
mralty }. th diej 'of p rental t
ine: The :fatiIf circe, th'bib
heatthLis he'trge fanxain of puroyf r
eorruption to pui !.rale IIosi$6o
pl4egsc wat" thi, me4ade a *ts4.
Theyr go. oibntoatht, 1;4.66i0C.-Ot
thenreet w'e -lutt4 pe( Ah'
ts v r~TLC,lS "g hi
.-te asi e re weeks of
S-16
t r y i d 2a it e a et , ,e3' ~i o c
gronnd -lit,ee.er.aSipred bs 4 -sHhe
lief to dying, yeg aet n, tv _i..p e.taegk
since. the ai.ad snot4, +
io~l if&
Thr'eOrn.af zOtton I .om peus
the dfit"rc 'ae seiitng; timin b. ese
they dayeel fenewrit 1il Sogod
seqsoni frr Rl is eTrr th eeh; es
is dwAgted apd tar ~i, ou eyeto:
(Mediriepayed reng in and
Taggra,-Wu$i cores pickdet ,veryy
Mil4pasw~etJ, J, :IA o tbis qgese ed.
t 4 ea4or espet:.ty
eil m -~~ odsets hmt
.aiI6r p- -i. ~ 4eAne~ ans el
~ree th ifnq6t r.1durt,l
4Grsharsa ied i dm
4ants ef0rde'9ngf teIni istg pr A&e q
wi e.fdEp * a g disense th Ne
.pa r ahgie. ~44er, thgeit
nI ivifege to eampNifem,i
r34h w i fa shalu an . a
e.$F 0ot.-n ecrp oQAier
city. meontlkfoergA.d(t os a
artit Te tyifne tadolf g
bepiewed aob n J'lrey,ing th A ngp
I;'penft it a gouderh
aae49Ai re l~i) ON % IJWSI1
the so eg.-gie i her+ h an
ehebthepsbh aresti civtaio lo
atifurium in of., .
.. sut he sr rn Klu sab
Gia -&M lnd fswt ters at
kJinae.ii 1aamhe rn ~arnne i
jiEta'-the dot tahrop~ o-AtrtM\
f&hid erlii!Wtiraw p IvietiiI#ip
noe t ipover Ze the m4p haeipedek.t
the beeendred f feto thdbec frz
othek goret ci,l arori s on
"thre e time ond go tisy gatncek
e'arthreTe time roun o w,"an eaeh
.bolivedto tbe inJu, ndfrehi he Aug
othrdshl-oth; hpge safcbe fraIr; hwr
trcpad sppleo te. ver bst oaridt
d'i'iebefoi t cte. Ca ta be oigb.
Pat ajicct, and e or' '.
or sogrzd.ge-e, butfort te4 thy
~omenc'Ja -by pa, t tc
anl -dred fwihe ih wapon ofia be
re,~ an arnmemton su e
witu the daibvea re KtanK Ho,
th oerridlffane itr tsya.
suppoiei t!'e trene ndateo att a