The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, December 13, 1871, Image 1
THEHERALDA~TSN RTS
EVERY WEDNESDAY MOSIG,
At Newberry C. It., j ; i n
By Thos. P. & P. H. Grenoker,
Editors and rroprie:ors.
Invarinbly in Advance. - .
try The paper is stopped at the expiration of
fime for which it is paid. 01
[7- The ; mark denotes expiration of sub-*
Adriptiti een inurt d t ihratef >
- ppero sqae- Teic-r r tiC tincrio,.
GEORGE JOHNSTONE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
OFFICE ON LAW RANGE.
July 191,29--Gm.
WM. J LAKE,
Insurance Agent,
NEWBERIRY, S. C.
A(F.NT FOR TH1E
Piedn9t & Arlington Life
Insurame Company.
Assets over : :: .000.000
Annual Income :10.000
Insures against d eth from all causes.
Wf. J. LAKE.
Newberry, S. C.
Feb. 22, S-tf.
M10RMIN & SUMPE1W
ATTORNETS AT LAW,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
The unersigned have forued a
Co-partnership in the p.::"tice of thi
Law. and can b2 found at their ufiiv,
in the building- of thc --Newb-rrv
Bank," front ro:n, uip stinrs.
TlAs . 11()MIMAN,
00011"NE I. SGLMIPET.M
Feb. 22, S-tf.
DR. H. BAER,
Wi()ILE5ALE~ AND I rL
DRUGGIST,
NO. 131 NEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
May 3, ls-tr.
Kinsman & Howell,
Factors and Comxmissio?
Merchants.
LiberalAdvances made oi
gotton and Naval Stores
Charleston, S.C.
L-ept. 6, 36-4-mos.
A. D. LOVELACE.
CHANGE OF LOCATIGN.
TIE snbscriber takes ple-vt:re in inform
ing his Iriends and the publie g'-nrally.
that he hai removed from hik old stall :o
the store lrmeriy oce ted ati a Miintr.\
Store, immediat.elv opposite - i C'.f
1)1oouse, ald tIL: hC htS U11 hA1nd a ci ce
assortment of
T:b.cco, S:gars, lV.
To" all of which he inn:t'~ att.n ti'>, andi ais
-;he new store is hirer, sho' ..0- '1W bei-I
ter dn taan dy tha .. i< L he
w 0ill be hap ie o o : i , I s
anad many new on*!, m:'''I th 'i: n
others of the great ha-anui l w. hp
pen to be s:rolig ar.i, wi py him a.
Visit. A. D. L.UVELAGE.
Russet, Upper
and MThnnig
.On hand anid for . Jk Ly
D. MOWER~
A pr. C, 14-'6
90or3 Sa8hes, Ekds &c
P. P. TOALE
Manufacturer and Dealer,
No. 20 Hayne Street and Horic'ds Whairf,
CHIARLESTON, S. (.
[7 This is the largen and t' moulp:te
Factory of the kind j i ? th S herni .:ttC-,
and all airticles in ti line e- in e furnished
by Mr. P. P. TO.u.L; :: pie whic dely
competition.
1?' A pamphlet with fun and' det:il:e- !iat
of all sizes of lDoor-, Sa<hean l il< and
the prices of each, will be sent free and. pst
paid, on application :o
P. P. TOALE,
CI.' I ZTON, S.C
PAT. . DLiCKETT,
CAN he for, ei it Cairolini:i M:muftete:rnimr
Comipany' i. and .i p, w! :hi a co::
GUNS, PIST(OLS & MATERAL
inohs lt in, :md wIl !!EPAII . a . -
JIM '.T U.-U!"aA DE1.1y
THOMAS DUCKETT, - - Principal.
Capt. D. P. GOGGANS, Assistant.
THNE Sixth Annuil Se siont -)f this School
WIll Comm11nce on Mnday, January 6th,
IS72. Rates of tiition as fol lon:
Classica!, Algebra, Gozievtry, &e. . .5 00:
English Grammar atd Geography... 40 o
Prim .irr .................------. . . il
1upils wls be cbarAed from11 the tic 0.
admiska to ilh end (if S.ssIou.
Board e. he obi uid either with the
l'rillcipam, or in the noI hborhood, at 1 2.01
per month. -ov. 2* 4,-'7 I~ 1y.
Bread and Cake.
BAKERY.
Boarding and Lodging. i
HJAVING secured the services of a first
elnss BAKER am now prep-t ed to supply
miv eustomers with good fre4h bread and
Cakes at ll tiles. 1
I n.m u!<o prepared to take permanent
and day boarders, imnd furnish ie.ds at my
Fi,ly,e Game, ke., w-ill be suppliled
during the! Ie.CL30
KATE SHODAIR.
Nov. 29, 4S-'71-t.
Door, S aId I Hud Facory,
('ILAR ESTLO., S. (C.
it
C
This .;a lar-e and compiee a Factury,
there iC i iuth.
W., kt 1o Nprtheorn: wri rk to fil coun
try or %err.
170, t'ari!?ton L. .
F_eorv and Wareroons, King Street, op C
po-zit C.imon St., .U line VI City Ril4ay. C
1l' , A I.
-- ~-- C
C
I. R. THMP-SON,D. D. S.
it
,r.te of e Pen:1.-yivania College of
OfI - ov-r MtcFall : PIool% Store. 1 C
My p:,t'ent v r-ce:e th brnti of all the
Ii. st 14mproveme::t, in :he prfession.
Sp.-ial a-ientin ilven to correction of Ir
r ie- in Childr-n's Ieth.
The p'tro'':e of the ut1b-w i rc:pectfully
"ticited TI m II very t': eate. I
Sep. 27, 3d-t f.
1*111- vcv !!,Acra
Misa FP'Ii1E LEAVE.LL,. As;ist-nt
Frof. F. WERBER, : sice.i Dp't.
the 21. SeptemLiwr :-xt . .
s. P. 8:' 'z.E:, E-4., Sec. B'd. '
CWL. S. FA iR, P're&t. I
.u". 104, :%--t f.
Free Deiey
free of 1ray.g' to :Ily one1 in Towni, or anyV .
oein 2 miiles of :he1 GnuLrt floule, and at
iohpt. A so to anly onie at Hlena:
ai n,: p:airanteeI to sell: gOo iS as cer.paj as
L.! vE*LAfE & WUE ~ELER.
T'rE' 5GCfI1BER has constautly 01
3ap fullassortnent of the above approved
eases, of .iLtierenIt paltternIs, besides coffinls
of hi( own lmlee:d, :.i of whichl he is pIrepared
to) urn1i3h II'. ve'ry renconable rates, with
P'er144n< desirous of ha;ving~ eaSes sent by
rilro1:11! will hav ithem 11 IL n2t free' of ch arge.
A HarseLx is iwayS Oil handII and will be
fris!-d It the rate tof 'i per day.
-.7,,-'. r '.:.1e. !! a sfr a conthIII2ed oLl
,th. H i m ::In d'a1. . r.... the pubdlc th,:
no efVorLtI on hi par In. bespared to render
N brr .C., July .31.
ISAI. F uss. j CUj 0
.Ixale andI S:i:c !>arrel Gin",
1:e-:ch iaCdinf :1n1 Muzzieinading Guns
~f Eng:ish. yrenchI *& Germ mafal..cture.
Singl Guns at $2.20. 'N 00. S%-.0. -8-00.
m1L 00 to MO)i cach. Do:uble Giuns from'
Smih \ We--on. olt'S, -...Ina, Shlarp's
an fu :i po;-ular and aprproJved hinds.
ESz QUALmT Ao AT LOWEsT PRICEs
aev ,Me:n.: an sprtsmenC! are in
v:d to.'11 C:md' on h: r :1arge an;d well
.te: d c of Iea 4 ' I-', which we
imprt i-e I i b: Irl: the m?aIufa-IU
er',W pur.......e (II Cit IY.guaLl to, an.d
..i.....w....:.y Ce,pJ: e hCouse in
aL'I
th cm:R
!0 W~ Bahi:xtora Strect.
2LTIimmr1 D.
Jr.ited States' CourL-Sum
mary of Daily Proceedings.
This Court conrened r.t 11 o'cl,,ck on io
he 2Tth ult., Jadges Bond aid Bryan,
residing. The rollowing are the jurors :
GIIASD JuCT.-D. Graham, R. R. Dis. live
erney, Augustu% larris, V. Winizate, C.
1. Jones, James Garmett. 11. S. Givreg:, (i
V. B. Mitcheli, J. B. Williatm, 11. L. I
Vilh-ns, T. J. Thackh-int. T. J. lann
an, Jamus Murrell, J. II. Allen, R. t
U.lkney, JaUtms 1. Grahamn, F. M C
'oh nston..
PUTIr Jr:ioR - Francis Lanc-, L.
ord, Plilipy salters, Jamlles C. i-Ao
Vay, J. T. Riley, Jate. Fres man, C. p.
ioward, A. Jack.,on, A. Ag-rton, E.
h,son, J. M. Johanon, Jarnes Miagill,
C. Ranivy, A. A):s,brork, J. B. With- mt
r.,poon, F. HIrough, John Gordon, A. Co
ok, WINu. Mooiaev, B. . Heatty, A. W.
urmnett, C. Munnerlyrn, W. II. )cBerry, adj
am's Keene, W. F. Reavene', lenry
'ordhi, J. D). Stocker, R. NNALton, A. su1
V. Gurtis. Wl
Upon an inq-.ity of Jidgc Bond, C,
rhether any of the gent'eent caP!ed as
rand jurors had ierrved in a siw:iiar ca
neity within the !rst twuo years, Mr
;reg.g, f ithadston, and t.o others
epiletl in the :flirmativv. anl we die
eard disqualHiied ; as were :lso one- f a I
he petit jurors. After t'e caling of the A
lrors, Mr. Corbin, Disniet At ltorney,
o!e imd stated that he !ndevrstmid that
hcre were Ce-rtnif irregui:itiies in the
ra. 1i_ of jorms, and tiat he .% i,hdtA to
ave the (1etion d1ecided at onve, before
he iria! of the Tase. The grniids of al
reguarities were that the ines had
ot tcen drawn in accordance vn ithiw ;so
bat the drawing wits nmae during thelil
bSeICe of the Uni S:ates Murhal,
Ir. Johnson, and that the iin- were
iken from the jury box 1-v a li:t!e hoy
iStead of the clerk. A.ffilavits In thi t
i hect by Mesrs. E. L. Jihi,on, E. P. th
wtt; and J. Ii. Schrinier were re:i.
iln. Rver.dy Jhnton reli sns- I
iinig the venire, and shv-- ing that the
, gularities, if anty did exist, were of
Snumaterial character, were mlerlyI
!chnical, and could in no way effect t'e
redi: f the presentjurors and that in
av event, so far as hie was concerned,
bejary was sati-factorily drawn, and i
ba-, he would wai-e any right to chIal
::gxe Lbe jUry after judgment. Mr
orhin spoke again, urging the irreg
trities as shown by the adidavits pro- I
iced, and citing as authority the case
r tbe United States vs. Surratt, and a
,arvland case as authotities. The object O
f Mr. Corbin would seem, frow his o
rgument, to be to discharge the pre- jI
mnt array and draw jurors frotn the boy- ba
tanders. This Mr. Johnso oijcct, to,
s opeuiog a door to Iraud aid as esta)-;
shing a urecedcrt v.hich in tbe future,
t least, v en tihe.:e.r.-entative of th .
overnntt f ttht not he ahov- si- t
i(t:t, 1inigh-t couupitetev defeat tie ol-ject. Ie
I fair trial 1:y an imarta!jury.
A f[tvr co).sutati'l '-er z!e outestit
tade Ote dJs dete-rminted to hod it ch;
i conS-aideratjo,n uniil to-t;iorrow, at 1i 1t
'clock-until which trie the CmIt ad
)urned.
TI:S-:tAY, Noe. 2S.-T)y an Tree J
tent Sbetiwen the fl i.trict Attormtt
the cun sel for the efLr.ee of 0
be pri-ners, the challenge of the ar-ray
tde by the fomcr on .!ondav v.s
: n I. o i subit
, '.. t (ne Jurors-utnfilled
brough the r.bsence of a iarc- nunibur
0 omired -I.e co-nkatedl i)y i.nuttittg at
ence focr a sutticien-t numrber.
M.r. Johnson~O bte' thatt, under an Act
f Congressi of la2, the jart ois shotthl
e drawn frottn th.e Judicial I )istri't in rt
cic(h the. <dfentces vere 2ecedl to h-ave
Mr. Corin: ariguetd, that the pro vicians5
f the- Act referredi to 'a t-re inte-nded fcr
he lI ustr ict G;ourts, antd n t for the Cir ''O
nit Court ; wich view w as sustained by Jt
bae opaiion of the court. I,
On mtotion1 of Mr'. Corbin, Mr. Cham-' ar
ari:tin was sworn as assistant c'ountsel of
he Utnited Stactea. The order for tihe
'Immfonling oif thirt-een additi>nal granda
ury~lt(en and tityi t3aleslmen-t was mnade,a
nei the coturt adjaturned to F. iday, at 1I I
'ciatek A. M.d
tid Bryia:u preio
he ! t o ju tr ha h.'n c led, Mr.
.nan ~ a-e . ej ,tcd thai t he Ide-ir -to
o0 O..a -a -- :01 1 i an t::eteption; tco 01
a- nnotad oif Ire. a!. W~iesterntistit
no rder tnat tr jhe-esto ml'Zlhtt eIimae iln
heC Supremte Ca,trt, shutt d hie deemn is 4
ieessary after the tials.
The following per-ont wer swornoa
Aekney Wti . Wi ngctn, A. a7rr":, LtR
Myrnr , W. Ra-. W i!!iams, F 'J ,'h -: ae -
[ho. J. Thac cklh am, W. B. Xt i:ebhJ, li e.n ry
ollues, t%andy Tuce!~r, J. C. [ 1n.al, d. \.
1.evward, J. G. Crab.ItI, ( has. lI.m.um,t
aeermaal Singletoni, L. P. I:.:n . .Teup
et. I! Chamia.onI, J. D. er. I t
.Judge ho:.d rad frae: the A-t o '. e a -
;th April, 1871, lt .: f t e : n -
esaary to be ta:en by ja:r-r-:, .ad the
ity hinch w.i very brie, adml-.tlisahed J.
.lem to neal pu:cently with ihe witaneasesj
Abho WOuld be' pr- tae inl the ivestiga.
ion ol tha :u Klux cases, as they wuld
Ilostly: be ignotran.t persons, unccsto're
.0 giving te lthnoi in courts, anid labouriua ,
oo, t:nder an unlusaua! d'gree ofe:teitemt.iit
i'eaiatonethe I. at jurrs not to a!!utaa
.heir preiously cne 'veda O;rhtnin cr
a '- el-.: titv t hem ina- t i id
'1, at i..jth rvi.ttncet ''1ltW add-.:ced.
Tai a *adjit t en wiat hdrj w a nd :la the I
I-uj:,.a r a e a nd died-sd il
Whoa,ade,.tb'r ! s tha liarier Au,:rney P
::i, wth be aIt o two u r thre-- r-d is
a. in colre '00 -: :. ; :.:.io-ll,
Meo t . J ah W. On : h :i hlaed wth.
.i I :.- o :::ea , w:a 'r l:'rala the llloain h
an oat X :5, -i .i: Je'a : .i t -:rlars i u.ty.
h:e rio er paer .: erete by M-ts'Xra. W
acM'st, I o adHat
Th 'ie I . v. Ae n r o-hy, '
rhe ollwi iA a ist or pri t jirvris
!ol'av, John F. Hile, Juh Frcm;
ron el JakonI, .\bire l .g.-r ton I. I JE
, J s. . J hnsn,Jaml-: Mlb.:i;l, E.
ney, Aiex. Alb,brook, J B. With.r-i
W. Ordon, Aar Cook, V. Moon
W. Bull, WV. 11. DIBerry, Joz-t-jol Keev
Iry Joidin, A. W. 6irti.., Jolh i
1!. RiArk.An, J. B. I !lln, He-%rlu;mi.
Lz-.Iaa. .%ievk. J-m Itury Simpsoi,
iM . Elw ird ll.ed, X1. S:mith, .1
h h'l, Joe TaI. 1.1-r. .1. L.ee. W . 1I . r J; d: -
wrs M,:wrwt, Aldi,on. R:char,!,ol, J.
e'*, John!' N. luim, J. Lit c:i My ers
hiiimore, Divit! eI;aIhv, 0 r-l I
W'r i: li . 'F. P-,v:!, .W ibr.
tnoinfres. ma entered in the ct
,al Kirchv-n-, nadit !! :c !*t--en, 0":'.
red, frn t::e Cm:nty cf itIrnwe.
.B. Kr-.haw. Jr., of I
led to practie *: the United Sa
rt.
LU hulf-past 2 o'elook P. M., the Cc,
mrm-d till 11 o'clock, to-morrow.
ATIDAY, Dec. 2.-Mr. Corb
AmItted a lotinil, that a bem
rrant. be i.ssued to bring in
irt Aleon Cro;by. Sherod Chil
a.4ls Hurch Childers. Sy I
flemphill. llatiko Kell. Ile
,h Portel. WmIn. Montgom e
rue- ii for C 1s!ay;1* ai
ii 1%)inv, ad burglrv. V
md yesterd-ay.
\IIr. c(or!bin sttd that the Go
ient was ready to prlO.ceed
al. and a-ked that the jpry
oncet e'mpanlledItfQ.
I. L he detence, -t:'ated! t1h
v ha v not been frnished wi
copy x of the indictient, a
:ed Ior f ril-hler time lill .oi(Md
prepare. for trial.sunoi
1r. Corbin opposed the grar
of ',ime, on 1h ground th
prisoners hiA bcen notifid
charge'vs againstA thiema Lv
ks L,-O. and should havo bel
Yhe court granted tihe reque
.de by the d,tfenc-. and ix,
midav ijcxt 1t)v the d: of tri:
Ur. Clawsion submaitted a m
1 that Wrn. Thomlasso, Jot
auarn 2nd otbcr-, confiAf(d
I at Yorkvile, undler a char.
minour ofeces, e USiiowed
before the United States Cof
"sson:er in Yorkville and ri
r. C'urbin opg)oed t1he mt.i*c
:Ingtha, i his olpinion. --ll 1.
rties ebarged with J. enses l
:n murder hal a rvay - i
4 ed (n bail.
jfe -ou-rt w its decii14)
At. 12 -ecu'Yk, the.c court, d
1etld the pT)it ju r orIs un
nday, and took a recess
ait the return cf thc gra!
'V.
he gand l jury made the f<
vig returns:
Dh Cied St1l ts s. James 1)%
SErattwn, Ch1nbers Brow
"Utgh H. S_hearer, James
earer, Ro-bert Biggins.:in
-f , ll ,r Wa:rlo;ck, Robe,
'ye i t(ICel, Napol)eonu .Mifh
azo) Bro'wn, Wxm. J1ohnsa':
mes(' Neal, A ddison Ciarroll., i
. Carrol!. KAIes (Carroi)l, HIarva
uni:im~ I'incknmey C1:ldwellf, Ii
MlcLiin. Ro(bet'1 Caldwel,f Ik B
n KennedtC(y. Ho'.lbrook( Go,
hnt(tu Cahvel . Richar I Bigh a
i ss Stewar., alias Alev Sie
,Samuel FCrguson,)i John
attoni. James WiIlm Aver
~i'fh Martin, al.ias Joe M1arttin.
Conspiraicy ttgintst Ja ~-~
ill:. . ..inicy, and rm
B. 1. J.tSso:, F'oremnan.
On motion of the D istrict
rncyv, a benich wIant was
I. t'oIIII bri the pr1is!oes befu.
e court.
The' court then adj ourned
>nlay, at 11 u-elock.
The folowing is a correctod I
the jurors, shiowing~ their re~
nees and color :V Whites-B.
e:sen, For'eman, Charles~ .:
mt, T1. J. Thackam3, Juames
-hamrU, Rficeh h:id ; Wa~shinrg:
inU.::te. ('hest.ereld; F. M.J of
>mo. Chbarleston ; J ameis C. B'
.1, nion ; James W Bay 'va
2'Xberry-S. Clfored-Rieh:
ainey, Chesternield ; A ugu:
rris, Edgeteld ; R. R. Devem
U. Wifiam,XW. B. Mitcell
J. Lawreece, Charleston; Adi
anc*h. iLoir, PriorQ, J aLCob 'Thon
:eer, Ic~hand ; Henry Jor.
>n way b(ro ;tzi'! LeG.nd i
~'O' ~ rtmrter-13.4()
ler. St. atthew's All
eito.~ Ches'gterWeb ;A. B. W
epoon, JSu m er :t Wh. (Moonr
B\ . Class ".r11. J:rIehn,n
.Jon-n. .ichand ; V. LyO
ingl. Ge)morg n'etwn iA.. Jo
h. .ilsn. Fa'ir i.el E.. J. -'i,
J. britl r N. E. EdIwrds,op N.
131-ack, January Si Ed1wi
Reid. Wmn. S mith, Joe Tay!
Charles Miinort. Addison icfha:
on, John Pigh. John T. ilmo
Cy rus Al.ston, 1. W. Purvis, Ri
ibn d:. Jame Koene State:!bar
U "iery Danieb-, Lexington ; Jo
P Lee. Che. ter.-32.
i1)AT. Dec. 4.-Mr. Al
GA :I'. of Chbarlemtonl. wask swu
xa
j.as a ju ror.
H. Juldge Bond anronnved that
Court wai reaiy to h?&r any y
of: imnnrv motions.
- r 8taiberrv. for the def'm
Ld. in the cane of th United Sia
' A11en Croiby, et. al., mo-ed
quash the indictment, pnon t
following grounds:
1. The conspiracy charged is
violate the firmt section of the A
of N1ay 31, 1870, w hich sec t ion 4
fine no crime of offence, and fi
bids nothingo.
1. The names of' the perso
e- ,
niindered, or prevented, or n
S .10eWed to Vote, ar0 not I
1. r,h ; nor is it a!eg:ed t I
e(*r nines weure uknaow to
aiI II' y.
3. Thu means by which thr
I-awfidul-rventiollwas ef'ected N
i 4. T sp".it lq cili' v!wotioni at wii
I lhvy were noi allwevd to vo
Seipal or nte States oliecrs
5. Thu <htt of he eletin.
S1,1ted : t!d Wed1SLa.L' of %)Cl
ber, 1S72.
G. Ilat the (InMlificatiolS f h
mill cltize,i to vote are ll>t t
As to seond count
1. 1hat it is not alleged ti
-aid Amzi Paimey wa qul &e
vote.
2. N or that there was ally ok
T. he u:niw'fil meaus are u
U set forth.
A1 to the thir count, the
wlants)relyherenuponl this Y.
L ' . .e' tion to w it: That. I
bur.glary and ba!:ery charged
tilis coi.t are not afleged as
overt aet of I o nspiracv, bat
a distlinct offenkc against. theSt
of :outh Carolina,. i cognizal
S y or' withii the jurisdiCtion
th!s court, but iscxchisivclv cog
zabl by the S tatc courts havi
iuridicto1o*sneh Of"ences in t
said County of York.
Asto the- fourwthl(,'-l.nt:
1. 'Thal, it does-o notls 1:
to '
said Rainey w'a,s at the iie vh<
"I., ' citizen of tLe Unlictd Stat
or that the right of' suffrage N
wn Seeured to hiim by the st
fifeenth a:iemni:aen-.:
I . That it is not aN-ed tiat
%-.as other-wiso qualiied to v
than by forec of t1he said armez
mt t
3.111 Tha :t no elecCtion is set for
As to the nflth 'ounlt:
T 1he delfendanmuts rely upon I
are set frithI to the saild seco
and third coutii(.ln
Tihe defenda~nts rely upon t
'I. I
re s'et forth to the said sec
counIt, and ini addition, that it
noQt allegedt'1 that thl ai'i Ra in
'had' "-.eised the privjlegre the
itAs to the eventh count:
The 11 defendants rely upon t
same objections to this counilt
are. set forzthi to) the sauid 8001
tirdl' and four'th 'oun'ts.
1' As ton the ebihh coun) lt:
1L . Tbe meals by whieb ho v
to be hinderei'd are0 not sot forth
of t he rightsI-thoe of peono
it propety-were Jintended to be
si- v \aded, sOarchedO' 0 orseize.0
F. j3. It is not allegeOd that ho v
tr- a househohluer1.
D). .As to the ninth count:
Lin 1. 'That it is notuaverredi wl
m- Hailny was' so dep1riv'ed f
rd : 2. .Tha't it i., not :avcierre w!
us! Iweb the laws, Federal or' Six
yI. of the) protection of which hev
F.S Iso depived.
l~ 3.2hat it is iO notalleged that
IllI was a citizen of the United4 Stat
'ly or of "Iny State or anyV Territ(
,of the 1.nited States.
nl, As to theo tentI.h counlt:
The' ' de'fendants reIVly upon1
P. sare ,bj,~et.onis as arne se tot
the ninth count, and farther, t!
or limmunQIities he wa o er
does no ''t lt r.art th.. the e.
er1 th i.e 'h-etion.
whenor were tr cem.
rs not set 0"th, and' n'' dayL
39 \ 1 st. the next day' ii
)T 3. Thauit it is not arlleged' t
thi, aid iniey~ was qualified to v
ml- at that electOin, or' that he war:
'V. ('iti n IZII' the State, orI r'e~idet
r,t i 'mar--'-e m-,ir l I )itl .. wh'len
a ic id V"ni !hee was a ci! iz.l of 4 h, S
Id U ite id St ate. or (it iz. of t e
> tate or Diz-trict in whie iesid
d- eletion was held: nor that he
re; a candidlate. f1or e!"rtion. or
h. tat, sid Rain.y vottedoriltetlcd t
to vote tor him. A
hli Mr. itnnsloerry irgued th
grounds of the mnotllion in.utel. T
V teF mtop b step.
rin, Mr. Corbin. fo the Government!
'tat ed tohat the gro i.s ot 111oe II
h e motion to quash tw indic(tmet
be-1 hAdn b.!e haded hila till thik i
Eorning, anid that he di<inot have ri
e, the necessaV titu.1 to Colleet hi., :
es authoritief, c., askd for2
to time for that purpis.;1.
be The court granted timo tiH to- s<
morron, at 10 o'clock-till which ic
to time tihe court adjourTed. l'
et - - --- - -
le- Legisin-ive Summary. v
>er- - X
Sizri:. -T he foow inIIgjin
recsolitior:s and bii!s wore read aId I
og referred : Joint resohtion to pl y
WFcertail bonlds Ind smo.kA the t
State of Sou Carolin. nlow in
I -he b1a;l(s of the reUlasu. i
eumt:y of the Sertary of mau ;
to rehive R.. Vam;.pik. Counly m
e Lreaure ' of t1ion f te i;:l
y fmr im ev!eong the Laxvs of m
Ssid Couney el oIr Icc1 to re<p..~:i:-e
Wj. hibiALt of a bonds( o l te ote of p
or Solut Ca rlnl. and.1 prlsllt th n
same to this Geeral As"MyemW to
.a, autiz. the AttelltvOeOl-O to
.) sec u .re th possessio. '- o bond i
1;f t .e 3tate oi SWth Cadi!1rlin.
know : th rlerling 11n:1d dbz
b nds, an.ld place tem in eharlge
of t. . sccrourv of Statv ; bill t)
rep,c1al an Act, cutitled! -lu At to
atc reate a debt of the State ut Sou'.h
to Carolina, to b-, knowu as the sIIK
Igil fund diebt-tek sUU. lt
:e- la-cieeL theeOfIO9, to be eclusively
usdXnehane. ter the exiein
t ublic d0eb of said Sate;' hill to
insLruct State Treasurer I) res
0 le 1yt.ut of ail drafts upou L.Ie
r. treasiry e lct iu certain cases i
he bill to ame:l. an Act entited "An
SAcL to :i b ize a 8'ate loan to I
. pay the interest ou the public
as debt;" bill to repeal au aluend
te ent oi the law cret iog the tci
>C t,ying Cowmissionl ; bill to reOpeui
of an Aet to auti.onze the L,Goveri 4111
n; to lea-,e the State linder Ce A
i circ mstalces; bill to provide f or I
lie redfstration am iin ind. o!
alSate bond.s; bill to ognz
State Board of health ; li:l tc fIr
ther deOtlar- the j r dit O f*
Tril J I u i ji t -res1 b1 i n '! L;,
reqmru tie tGovernor to comnuun
SCaLe wih Oh pro"wr :1utho:itios t
view to re-nc!j:l-t men,of Cci unii ryc
ViV 0 vUid.-)1
be Hine btweOn th; States of Georgia
Id- the j1pOint!UIn of tieek Couliill.
VlO::NYs, was ordCrd to a thi.d
heitoecsb Ar. Leum, Ln ..
pubic oey,and for0 ote:- pary- j
he mg 1itere.,te> ini crtain~ (enitro ;''.t II
asto p'revent criain~ olRicrs f'rom ..
ud < .iea: ~In Ic certau securilities or' OVI e
is deceC of e.bt ; to prievenit e'xtoi tionc g
er iU ofico), andr to eforc themin tiIL!lciI
. t : e or a c . of~ . he i cce'ic2I
duLties. - L
Mr. Wilkes introdneed thei- ,
hee low.~inig is, wVhieb we're read. ami h
as r.ere ii: A bill reb:.ting; to the reC
cords' of the courtscof Soutch (C
e.h elare the use of c.ertain' wo"i~r a L
or'11 miedemean~Cor, al to i 'mi94 thn
giving. Siituou!s liqucers w hi- W
asI taa drunkard.s a:me to other gw c
sons,; to red uce :ll Acts~ and pcarts j
of Aj'ts to ethI r::ino and perp' t- '1
'iIIan to .. came::d the o.ame'.; Ito e:e.o we
thI ie' d. m~~i2e of the~ Proba:te Court 0
i1u e*etos
.te Ni.ce was giv1.n! of the intro-"
*cs cduejou of the fobwngbls A
bii inc relat ion to dogs; bl,i to
., trprmi." C r marriage; bill toc
~ ite 5, of*an Act to revi&e,. .iplify v
and abrig the rulesi, practice,
.eneadig bnd arm i.t I'the0 cuts
bgconding1c~'' paenit,-. bil to panl;T h
- 4!litOrv; bill to regulute the .
ou cIines:'5 bic to deeVtIc \t. Ieg.n
.e. Li!! to pen C->uiety tc -
is wonbti be as iIsera%'L as a man .i
is liablIe to b.e-" ebib!reni. Shle als-o
on-I bceliieve'S t!ut all thle ;een wh ad- *
1st vcate ''wcoman's. I~2 rights hae
ter e--!m u n gawmn.-.c
in1 lfe.
>tK amejmrh steL-ter
a otalagains
of. the') iri'cti ; f !c':-.te c
he not unlawful
otth C.irolina.; Monumer:
Association--Annual Re
por..
The regiJhir anunu:d Imweting<
South ('r ia .\o me
Tuesday. Noveiber 2, 1q 7
'n ie r 1. 1the pr*k'qk tIecd ig yen
erc m anmu* re-clecied. all
I-A. W. U. Gibbes was added t
e Board of irector4.
1e Tiremsurer me the 'i
greport of mv>ney rvc dc
!g I 1he past ver : ra:Lw burt
.; Sutter. 125 ;Beauiri
; Chesterduld, 1I.5 ; (A estu..
125; *Darlitou, 66.55: Andet
3. 10 : Edgi . 134625; Riel:
lid, 45 ; bar;!w 1 1, 7 ; Lexingtot
; Ke 6aw .50 ; Pedco,2
.Ciree vi"!,4 A bhbevile. 12
ion, 20; Spartzmuburg, 23.75
'il'lamsburg, 57.10.
)11, C~r I* !C I- i1 ;i
by~ c"IlZite
* n the rmer r . i
tq1 wrspcrted wi!bw.s
-b . It i nw r
M1 I v"'. 1,Z 1 !!g
ig h1. 1,~~C~ '~1i.
aii .i i te u h ic s f11
1')t the m a;' zar :i
rilui i ::hr th:r the iiU
vk.11 toc~ tho :L :v:hej.1U ca
E t. reported as olh> s a
IC11,ri:u I er e oI receivu th
ice t M.ner I:iib-, :ce! pr
>tesvfrom !bea fiaudin Batea ia
Ly,ahe n, fo-i:-r. Io :1.4c
ull i . ae:ing:e tu-:;
D h ire b. '.ar and ii:t:;Ic.
rtrni'. t.hai to h ti teriu u,; .t
verls t o 1 Nazrs i (1, i:. a -- er
th comm:t Thv o u C dlumbl
tyifr thdebeirws 1are:6 co.r
mve ,t m. p.ari to the youn
mTVs1W !l 6h wa li : .'. theV tb
i!n l. u t hat o: ther un rie
C tO ie U Ois u,ina ver
;s.t measr.i t tuce Mf
zaa. hey wo)!'u :..isd exr
1ir ai indbtdus rnoebu3 hsist
wr tute. etr fe ofr. Golth"
criti i o te Pi ofi Atikn
it,. c io r y. & c. toM
iri. fileoriog vu. .i f t r.
.mall areoh thU.zeir hackindvle.01
ents hd 3o the Ph<enixV oie I
p're : ia don- hrs qu:ary a1<
l rt" Of oh aS.A. , ai wher(
wthu, bre
1'..ved t . A .. h) ae
Th mtL' 'i'n wae infrme ch
"r 111vail1a
A1ey tndered .. Jilild
//ocl Th' the thanks ec
dL asscia.,tion are du and
rey stendered tv Maj. John S
'. e o his** geeru !:1)33 er :i
-anict32,. tohu : onry e will m
oe an: ulin1.yadpe
'at monun.nt eo heConedra
*eSae he directors ofie
* i'i
St:e. whbshall he firm as her
- ancient virtue ald lasting as her
past renown.
Xr, Papers throuhout the State
If wii! vonfler a great obligation oil
I the association by copying the
above relport.
The Ca rpot-baggers in South
Carolina.
We have al;adv helped to bring
o !;--ht thie mi1.sdeeds os:mume
a.hi ac in Texas, Georgi,
rth Catrolina anI elsewhere,
ud oin ve.-terdAv ,ave the publie
.%
ta orrv picture of the results of
Carpet-biagr rule io South Carolina.
What a shameful exhibit it is!
By juggling with figures and ma
nipulatig :rtfuly contrived ta
bles a ring of adventurers kept
the people of South Carolina as
cotwp!etcly in the dark about the
finanices of the St ate as though their
fts- r,,Otirns hal been printed ii
Sanserit. They 7rvaphesied smoot 1i
tlihgs whilk- the ship was drifting
into the whirlpool ot bankruptcy.
They lied about the condition of
he treasury regularly, and at
xed inteals. w :ith al the sys
e:ni o' practiced mon teban ks.
-n were pn-iniei in New York
! h reazi :a:1 so*l inl W ili
rct f*r wha' the would fetch.
\ -(all State :rent. a street
broker. hdll illions of these
hon;s, withot ivin g a shadow (f
respn-sihie seen:-ity fIr the inte.
rity of his dlea lg. Tie Gover
nor. 'fTeurer anl Comptroller.
enwrz:L vied wIth each other in
ring ta: ements ini tended
he p..blic eye. while the real
e.ts and figures in the desperate
case were kept in the seecey ot
their own Taje There seiinei
to be- no suLch thing, as sounding
bottom in the wild stream which
rushed out of the State Treasury.
An investgating committee. ap
pouted by the Irightened Legis
L ture, camc up to New York to
look i into the tinntices of the State,
.hieb (Livad t) appiareit existeice
fmtslade of Y.all .strveet; and these
enlUm L4 trne. their tour into
a holiday trip. and rel:xed the
stcrn! justice olf their intent into a
wiid junketing at i 1p LOw11 h
tel.
But the end has come at la..
Thv abric of Fikchood has col
:ip1sel ; ihle pblic eredit is mori
biumi!. The people have been de
eie:le ai long as possible, aid, af
ter su.h statements a-z A7.000,0n0
deb,t in 1870. and q9 500,000 inl
.Septemflbei)r. 1S71, we grasp the as
toanding falet that oil the 20th
-November, 1871, South Carolina
owed the rnormnious sum of $15.
0G.903. livre is a State made fi
nancially bankrut hv mere spec
nlators inl polities. What punish
ment biall overtake the plunder
er' whS within a very few days,
have beeni whitewaiLng each
other? Cert :1iu it is that their
il1t i~s as ceairly determinied ais
- hat of our ow muniii iicipal banditt i,
w\hose amtl ty so) mnneh resemnbles
theirs. W'e al-e heartily sick of
he senttimenital atttemplts of "party
manage~rs" to cover' up the corrup
C im dishonestyv and extravagance
h n the eatriwt i'ag govern men;ts.
. ThIa th:at exposur~ie (it the-e
r1iau'I d i injur the~ Reimiblicana
party . is a< ww~kel ia it. is silty.
ixee. t houisanid timies, that the
party ble re11 as:i'iir. thanLl that
any eraa fio'r whieb it c'an be.pItly
heM ~ re;'aib' e be covered uy m i its
ow i)i 110n. e. No pa:rt' y'an long lhve
repnIi for the cr im inal dis.
hone) t - of :t l.e w unicials whio bear
r i nam0'; thioughi it Wonl be just
Iy beI' tO to niret :Laccount if it shoiuh
bee):-r to aniy attemupt at
jc(ne11: Lwenti oi the otfences to)
whie 0.qwe imve e:alled atLtntionh.
We ara hI that it is too late to
scr.n th rascialities w hich 1:are
:-npr.'trated inI the. Carolinats.
h:'. fully exi40>ied and( (de
nounce these ena:tet,aa
car1 th' e i;s':e withi the courts
and the pahIlie, mo:'e thau ever
conavinced thst 16i is specially a
aofo ettilig in theO light into
ra.. phiges. and brinigilag rogues
ef very wwi!.ru to righteous punish
eiittt.
R:airr t e eTiw|i.from the
. ' :-|; T ' i 'd :.
l re. k , pro(nocd Cr:i :ai.1
the i ..y.t.w.o> Genra. L.
Jadrid, t is stae:i, is s we ty-*
yeas t g. hewa horia n
(li:ian.u spas Enli:h very im
not... v:::ithv.~ !!z i:aher c
r N itha:t(ingi the arrtia'n
.s of mathemat~ii4 hemrig