Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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New Sufr llllllftHWIIlUroM^ ^irUfegTRA COPY ?WV'iKfLLARS, fer a Cl^ftt^f?Vlf?bjcxiberB, wiiyUh?ta fcfB^CiW fo?^MWTHS, free ef charge ^ trt?r?viK. \?.?<?n*?> ? 1 Squnra 1st Insertion.......... $1.50 gwf&gniftO W ?l?i?gA....?(>?iJ...!IX1J A 76 A 3quaro oonaists of 10 lines Brevier or otid' irioh' ?tt&dvortiaing space. i 1 l<t* -Adminifitrfitor'a NoticeB, if accompanied with thoj .mOouU'-.IoL Advartiso'ticnta insovtcdMipoh <fto ?rioat liberal t&kMMW. Ki>'J JA II i YM ?.? MARJ?A??' ami ?JMljfiSK?'B^O-Tieif?, not ex ceeding one ?tpiajt?, .iffBOiSc&lfcith?ntrcluiige. ?4p??rr .?Mo'* 1" nni?nit-?ift*l -ntl "" 8<f?L,* CARJDS i.fihir^!lr.tfiunav"..", n ?32*? TJ,|jta . fzLAR & DIBBrfe Will Praoitc>e?^-iCpmrts{??f^lio.9|aic, and alio of ihe Uaited States, especially in the Courts sf & JAIu^F^(I^B.!bw<J^4>TO,WBI^ i fob28 .v,rd..2fT?(i iy | '?tf^lfti^ ^at51^?!-und &o!if itojr in iss*<rt joitat? r?"rt^rVi/f*fY U, ,',,,K '?*'* ' " . ?iSt Ja tkiU&vttri "jffi ?*jo 9*S Ift? .*-*<l .t*t xrtC j rf^-r ta* atW\&?L? tfe? W?mW"0?g9,i.-l j ?.VldttUj?tTb HLO r^>M '?B'OJU A'I? E7.fth *J {Bmnnw ?^A^Btjfttf t/lt:;''gp. 1 ?' '^dle?'' *J,"V1 ,,r ''i1'1*"1 ?f,',f,"",'? t .?tii -in - ?- / Mi? 1 ^^^^ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ?not .^-.?'-j ??afrgjlg ^T<tU ?tflh>f< l?e*>m njtt w> _ ? P. J. MAL0NE'j7;,;:>:" ?mW ?T--7-?Tf>K?RAlI ?T?rii .:io:i?*. ^?^|^iBWtfefc^lthehGi)uc?tr<>fc *)raitgBburg.<nBd ; an<1nt;ohcT ^dlbpt^'M?^allfibu^n^^oS3,,?n,-: \% blB''6nro! ?"?nKiil #?M ni 'jyfJ | t, t-mwi Idea .ri.tli? ^.n?oin') '*. l-i iaK>?i?r/-i*jt!W ili..itni,i<il?<^ ^ ?t?Tr?li ??nt???jj*iO t? l'^r?*l ^IIMRAT'EOBINS?lSl," M * s . -flBWlWatf ?oftlNSON ? C?.,V TTjmjyniiri ?^S?8.ttTAT^ OHYI?'l fHTjjJL M^ffr agM-.?..'?qiiim>?T wl -WHNW^g-rWng V. B. Y. Jamison & Son. U U'tf Cte%irtjrehtf lif ?Vang?buVjfiDr?tiiot.'. . Sales attended to in any part of'the'Bis ' " V. P: ?. JAMlgQar "A G. JA>1IS0] RJE.i FIRE! ?'tOVBv'iiiF? A III) OPEItTY. Corrielson, . Eramer & Co., M? ^#|?Ei?lMVER INS?UAfKO? IL 101 T^Sr?red Capital ?1,500,000. * .a**! PAeclUDJNPlonlKt?Ol i! JiMtAid duHUrawe 1 COMPANY, rfl ?rhj fr?**? FOR LIFK ONLY. -Ghartewd-^pitaH^iOOOjOOO. '^?Wrf^MTT/l p gatxisdgYj to ooogrpq acS "h?1 Hall oroosaM In compliance with a provious call, a genera several JDomj ^Mo-:ClnW;of tffi fe?? S?' Tliurs^ t night, at 7 ?rasans a^&wr MW folin^the^Ma^ <Bresb>ar^q|8u called tu'tlle GliniV,r arid ^Ie'ssVs James G ibbes and 11: C.^-Shivar'^ requested ^^o%^ftcre^Pr^o btxo* doiAw twtidv ig ?cl?gaCio .::-.UW^cVfV/<^lJj Wiyntt Aikcp, A; Bint, al errnuan, am. ?J !?i^fl^^jl5sep1ta]^r^,^.<W.i RlcHaVaj ?M$i$-rBuLartigue, ll.:A;ldrieh.!: ? ril -5 t?Hi nc^^errrr-^..^ ?M.l^iftjiftrwIlaMilW?. yjlao iu^i^^KW in ward. B. P. .EUcin. AV. J., Alston. H. jC. ?<giacjpo moil 4iu?sA bi^.wnvidw SThivcr^uT ^Wrf#S0W? Mto^^^a*mrf^. ?WWidu1c!oif.,rod* odj d9hU 1x1 "*,W?A 9rfT EniltofitotesbHriAx Cobble,- li-yJr. JSbikKjni j Colleton?C. G. Ilcndcmm/!,]?>, &riU?lwl*.j J. M. Davis..T- II. Clark. , r . . ; Lexington?J. II. Counts, S. P. >\ mgard; ??fc??i,6i??h,n,,?f ^Ide'tio^^'iV^Uff/i-l. iW>lH?o'd#s" 1 3t",wJ 0? *oqu? .1 ] 1 :::-^rti'rcn.s ^-l)r, IE..a1. ,.Mo'Sw.iin. .^bod **dl rfj^Vff?^Wfc^'Wfe??! rf^roi? ii.d) b?t*i)u f^fcsgs t??cL$ Ricldand? John S. PrcMoTitf J! IWWWRWI,] JV$1%, J{yBnilPonq, -I^mIVU M^rf?M*-i Ehrlich, lt. C. Shiver, J. G. .Gibbqs. Thomms .Taylor, R. Adnina, John Ag?cw. , 1 l'?r/i?James Mason. ' ?n'tti*??-a*P. 'fe?^^?^.^^.^?^<fl5 J.j Ed Ming, E.'.Rj WaHaco. : ??!*:?tunm ?> ?niiini ^?^^'?^w.i^'J'ym-G.^ Ckiimon^-J;. AV? liM-iHcrj ?!. Sorten l%^r^vC.Jliwp^T.,J. *- Orougehilri/?F. M. WannWakcr. \V.. C. A motion to appoint n^&mmit&e,'rtSo oorVsiAt -Qt-AO?'aiPWber s^rOik^cb^rlekgaUonj.tja^ iRfttW?Ie,l?l8r fel^m.afic,?t qtfiU^^Pt?f committed was Formed: * j ?rt? tia^fr?4*. 'fiafflg?V/^B^. ?i?o?e,fT. Vfi'W?bdwd'rrt,^. ^ohirt(?/hr. S.^fewk??i^?ly.' Rei>a>8^Unilt Counts, Eli <ivyggj?.^??li Jr|oya, ?i?Ifc.;/rh(jma8, E. M. Wannamaker .and A.f Moses, W. 11. Campboll. . Tho comniitteo^etireof, ancf'aftcr an'a^scuee of a quarter of a?i touf/* recommended the | clcotionibPtnVloHdWirfg ofecerar/l?rid their re-j port was unanimously adopted : . President?rm1\od.a .Ai-yButt, of Abbeville. 1^ Vicc-PrcsideiuJf^GrQP'. JKfnl? .^llefsnut, Hon. B. F. Perry, Gcu..JjplwU?/^r?8toiaCol. J:D. Blanding and Sinieon .Euii\ '> *ff For SccretafjwfrzM-izSSriiii JinmeSiG. Gibbcs und W. K. Bichmaninf.'rr'. . ft .b Ml On motiur^ n, . committee, .. consisting of Messrs. Pope, ?J ulli^s awd Jctur^w^s appoint ed to conduct the' President to the chair. Before asaxinifn^ ?fs^Jeat, tllb Ptesidcnt said: me to return you my feiricere ?^id'dbvdiartbahks for;H)\o eompliiiient you-liave bestowed upou n^e $iia:/ qveuiyg^ > Toiptcaide i4Br$l& asjtfemhly pf.Squtfh Cufolinjans,. ospeoially in n m?ment liko tljib, is an(hoppr to whioh no. one with ju.st prido can be insensible, I shall not. gentlquicnl tindertak? to recite to you. I shall not attempt to indicate the proceedings yo\l m?y adopt, nur anticipate them, it is enough for\fie'to fcrtiilrk that ynu havo met fof the ri?ble^P^rpose that can engage the human heart or dread; You haye to savo from.ruin all that statesmanship can save, and deviso plans to.preserve-the wel fare of two races. Pnssure^you of my earnest wishes thrit your deftbcrhtioriB may'bc'Buccoss fu]t eid'f:j;*"'> nl babiot? Rov.. Mr. young, .one of?tha dologates, tben opened tho procqcdmgB. of ^hc?i5pavon(4o.u. prayer. ^ ftToi^, h>ai-iodtp? Tho following committee was appointed t0 tfreparo:!l^ta J. V.' Tlioninsi B. F. Perryf*^St0tt,n1lt^ 'If'. D.'Blanrfilig, ?imcon b'aiiy.Janic.s CbcHiiut, (iaL'nel Cannon? A. M?r?B<ef<?ifff?.vT?.^tJart!grSe>^,li,,!'''l ?? njnA^TOldatioa ba?olb^hU pKfpoijiUrras in tended h?r Um, ^\^ttCi^^?h^Wvp,ntibi*lQ?Uua; bPm? initteQj.y^/i^ji^ ^ K ^ Af'>l^lP,Sri wns then read by ExGovornor, Perry, which, after reciting tbtJ Wrongs which 4h$ci b?^Ti?flict?d' o?'tli?'iSb?trrl bbf6re,'d?rht? ?W?riiluo^thB^ar; ??^cKniflend^fctfe ud?peirfd |^iW()totati?fis,offocrtt ftt? itAnd?itbsHb??rN a?k?HV?bmve4tife 'pirjy '?l }^lipi??r?n| fhia i^^^^SgsiteVtb Hid*F;vfiotihj ConvcutloTW^e'-ll^?rf rB#^"ghr7y^^!n/oj that thtr^icmi1e'^rrhrr-Sr"f?:WMAViiV0P(l (n <>.> the pollg'Kbu^ote-ngh^^ Jf tbii iKJouBtStuti.ofc, -'but wfof Staff?Rofflrwrfl/Jthji?lhcy I organise I)i;ijiocVntiv delufcttdhi ,dvery:?Usiriot, iW^J^a^^fetir10 ?r?% ilii? Loija i!; Other papers were submitted,, and w^houtj Business. tlS?f^ Xi,Ug aJf ^rfX Tbc Couvention then adjourned, to moot 'EWb m?W12hn.>l1* 3?" "{ v????**??? 7 *Trr!f %ouy Wfl&MEle&V uV""1^-M'clBfclc--yes-, ?eVd^?ofl^?'. BtfHIIh thd'ehair^ Tbc pr? 'ee'Cffidgs'wWe b^bned AvitWipi'ay'c'r fty'Bc'vvMr. ?^l?rg? ' THy-jriUvaal fef flf^proViote' day's ^??le?filSi^ gnibida | I?aaiOni6?fJii-6rfSc,u. ^Preston, ?Trlfiidcnti Nii?r%fetfW? !or'bJriiocr\i?e 'Clubs' prcsfcni,' iWure'Jr%c(ues1cd' to' take' scats' cm the laborV'tilc ?qUMSffiae. or Lrtinegno tLvsurba m< oh bc , >vnd ^iOn,'moti?,nV thl'Tdporfcrs5 fi/r'tlic press,' wbr*c ?Wr?6dLtd4eir<s.rf{>l,a T*W*q bn. . ^^^dl/'^l^niU?^^Oh'aiftiWn of the Cdin ^%tTW^Ttnffic?a'Wc rtybvPA the Commit ?te^drP^ruSIrieSlp^'lch,- uiVci'^o'riie discussion, ^6'sIadiyp\cd(i,n'* ',:>,^",l ?? T#H6rJlfeyili? tnb^p^hmnf IhTs'CoiiVcntiorii ?^h0-4iXo'rc?tl->?9otii'dtf ? Wtr^S;Lite'and ; our' oOm tnouleOnntry^itfnpratiVB^v-doiuimd tho. union Tdrj ttU.cgoc4r*Ul3^ud?^isQriWi\'e' men, .uudci? .She .VwP??rfiC ^o, ^atiRP?l J?i?nW?tf? ??"'>? 1>" Loustuutidu as m.Hulaincd liy the lathers ol totfll^bw!; uc; i't'/tfici'of?rc, )'fi?<j^MvA);.Th?yUhe ^l>bmocrati'e party of South ?Juruliuju do unitu with the National .^^WWoWVr^m?^ 1-hu T^iitry,' .and hold themselves rwidi^yudor Jjie^j tjoj^tiiutiou and. s, to co-opei'aloVithttiat organization in' all principles, and in allTHeasuros. that may be re-} fttfotf itfwwil ftHkagfo of the wholb'l country! laws, to co-opera nriuciii" gardeu Resolved, j hat the people oi {his State, iu Iflndliig^ril inch prepared to act'with'rMicT^tTj be earnestly invited to form Democratic,plnbs in every pgqtjpn of the State Rcsolvv.tl, iThpt t}\v people of this State by urgently, recommended to go>to/(he polls and jvotc.,.against thft.Constitution.of the vadk*al< i'.T-WV.*. f .' i' : - . ?'' i '. i ? Hi. ? . ' ' i ibf.otScet's udder this Constitution; wc! would put. ou record;our protest against its validity.. Rr-wlved, That under the actiou of the,State of .South CJiiroihia, heretofore taken, we rceog (tiz^ t?b'colored iM.puliilioij of 'the State as an intc^t'ltroloincnt of the body poiulc; a'h'd, Mb [stich; itrpcrsoh and property, entitled to n full 'ahd equal'protcction under thu State Constitu tion ajp^d^nys; ', And that as citizens of South Carolina, we-declaro our willingness, when we have the power, to grant them, under proper ?qualuldations ns'to 'property and intelligence. Itb&jright of su?ragQ; Kc-nduqU, That .i\ committee of live be ap [Miiuted by the Chairinnu .to nominate a State 5' JcVilriil. Espomivc Committee, cimsisti^g td' cVen mcmbevs ; n majority of whom shall be .residoiri^at Colombia, j ?' Resolved, That the Chairmah appoihto Com Uiit,fep^qi' l^u.,l4>:iHimuaat.c. to this Convention I suitahie persons?two delegates . at huge aud oue from cacji CongressymaJ Pi?trict?to rc presof!r^he';J^embeVatic pa'fly ol" this State in thtfiNiflionnl Bdriidoratie Convention tobe held in the city of New York, on the 4th of July ntuftji andTthat jthn State Central, J^xootitive CpmmitUjo ^authorized to.lill^el? .vacancies as piay. o?cur. \' ? , ' ',03f??//'>'r7/1rr;''Tjfat!:{lie Stafe Celifral 'Bxeoutivn Cominittbe 'ivsu^} through the press, such documents as be deemed to.thfitpurup^s proposed by this Convention. Before considering ttfis Ycport. i' was sug gesled fliat' tho various "papers submitted to the' Commutee be read to the Convention Whereupon Clov. Perry, C?l. Blaftaiug and Col. Thomnv fwld *thopo papers; and, on motion, they were referred to the I'jxecrttivc ('ommittoe, fc0-b? rovifccd'nud ?published at'thcearliest day practicable,; u Thcsb -able idocuntfaiite, it is be lieved, will-Uo id print caflylnext wfcek. The report oT the (lommitteo l??? Business v?i?ft??(l Xvy&idfamtf Mb afii?tiifcdtaiuiiiwd rcsting debate cbj5l^tUt> Mr2 Aikcu objected to tho third section, as indefinite und really irVdoii sistcnt. He Vvas ?nwilling to vote for oflicers under nn ltdoon?titut?Qual:Provision. The sec tion ho declared impracticable and invalid. '.''Cfol. Thomas replied! Tt was deemed impor ta'n't'lo inS6rt ihls'section, in order to bring out therstrength'or- tho..whitd .vote in the State. Bui,'suggested, that .in thus voting, we cuter ounsolemn ? protost'iigainst tho entire ]ir6eced litg^'M " *A* ?i *yd ;ii m n 1o 1 ^rOlll Aikdn' accoptcd the suggcRtinn, and the fblltftftag'-onrondumnt Was added: '?Bat at the Bittilo timo, Wo'cntor ??r-protest against its vtt Hdity^' . i'i M ,x?*iHttv> ridl u< i nil 4*%m - ''Coli A ikon dbje.otod, that thefifth resolution dldli?t gb farienoiigh. Bet. the- colored man knb<rf#h1rt ha liltd to expect1: givd 'him soiuc thing,.tnng?ble>:,,'Add to'thW^./mlulio^ that in Stt^timQ^o^hdll'hhvd partial ?utlVago.-- <, i i'^G6Hl'Oh^tltffii?t^0iat-Hil?f'iK.Haio)r:cause<l fl?iiKv ddbtl^^Ullft^^^OUltnit^e^lUlC^V? Xic ?rtAitj*Hft,;th? :r^!n*lfeman''i/r^tn-;^AbboVt|hi was^ H^Hi,.t,; W?*ehotild'' i^ny tmttv t Hfc foiWred v. niab b^flMftdo'^ ' Uft,dtn?f<tMidt;haJ.''horwittoi- ho sImiII haVe nulililied-SUirragU.'' 'W'tf also thought that, o. blo^&Tn Bi5J?-f li??d; n nlrf .rod fTC-M ihtarv parlance, it.would.be nec'cssiry tQ ll t?oftJVfricnn auxiliary. ?'W^#cwySi{la tn^eirc\riafft'\ya^ tJ;^Hliiftj?lasji'of:}peopl^r?h<>diadifbeei i uA?*! ttVo^ca'rS a,*()f4heri?iKr8 rjuesttb'rj Submit tcd ? to tb6 ? people;tho negroes them y?a;i^1tt.fprward.iftud voted; agltjnw? ftaivcj-i ffHSP^P/vM^ffi^^d^ba^ qu.til coli Brethren. had, acquired mtcllii'cueo andj _ .woji )i worlr uri.'i jtiacsno two nj *wtt\ porty, they were not entitled to exercise tho &#> tne sanic^un^ $<Fo1ass'^olof? rtttff^mhiferjcl caflV was.; thb> safety/ < snivel of Tjoerety^iW Ji$M Qaroiiuu, becau8jq.it w^nd-i mako .:'goqd AfZi % . .1 ? ?! .1 ? 1 . 1 1- 1 1 y so tew that thoy Att-tandtfMltii& i?fluWct? i?o eh*?hfi?. " Me! i?W.i>enticrtJiiued' those vicwnifor- mmn^ycare,' jWplfflhen ho went to ^Wnslungt^ni^rojBj^wit t^rJiuH c-(HKMirrud with him,,au,|\.;^, tj^t rjf' Millie Southern States.would adopt quaUficdj Mffrhgb It would "disarm au'd'dcfca'f *'ui6*radi cals of the Kurth, ./flic President likewise* wrote to the (foYcrrmV* ^Mississippi and! ^i^Q/tiiinWctnpIoy bis in'Hu'etlrjc ir?''s?coringj palmediVuffra'gd iuthat State-/?-ft -wan tlVc| -tightaprbmiplc:?light-, ..because it is the prifcci .whi,cli Vlift cuJorcji,;unu-ba3i;wott^ ryid it cauiib': no bann to Society. It vraf, thurcfurproper,; in going before. ?u> . people:of..the State, to lett Jyh? negroes know distinctly wo?arp willin?to ?o|c?(o this part ia 1 rjghjt^C:kUflV^k^lu?W?b^ Who drrn handle the tool without damaging! theiiiielves. Say this to the black man and! ifojlMiTfM'^r votes would' bo'Secu'fexf -YrRhci ?coming election, beside* doing great good in] the^jpreseryutien of-the peace and <iuiet ojf so-j ,f??0T. J hoimis gave 11 is heaity, concurrence to the Opinions expressed by those gentlemen. lMt1r*Tr 1 Ti is? .i "? *-HT Tfi&ravqrc.d this, idea ever .since the eniancina *? MVP "1 " TT ?? 1 -.1 ? 1 i 01 yhe slaves:, lie .agreed with General; ftipt?'n when he advocated this measure at iui' aj?0,'arul he agreed with him now. The ?^:;i|:(U- had Jf.i'neu 1 slaveholder j but he hoped? he .was a humane and merciiul one. Men talk flippantly of the approaching ' war of races," 1 mt should it come, tlyj speaker wou^il do his part. Let us accomplish a..peaceful so-; lutiou 0! this nucsrion? the. solution comp:iU-j blc with the dignify of the white race.' , Tb\e' question arises, what shall we do. with the 4jOU?,UOO colored people 111' ouv..mio>t J In i England, Germany ifud France^*.4^cuJt*u^fi. have arisen relative to the right of sulTrqgji by the lower classes. It i* suu'i;ested tiiat tiie proposed action is inconsistent witli'th'c digni ty of the white rate ;' ho had fMth'^R tfte' dig nity and superiority;of the' Anglb^tRfdrf vftby. But. while ho lwld out tho^liv^bi-h^hito the colored man. he would* lob'hiift ttn'derfltand thh't lie ceul.l never ge-Vi tn tbe'S?uth?he should pnrlii'ijtnto. We shohld'be prepared to sny to them, *'this in our l:irfd.,?-"-* ; ' B " Mr. Mullins th'eri -moved that a C'dhimittce of one from onelt' dele'gatioh .Jiresent be ap pointed to select candidates' tor'tbo' various State offices. :' ? Tho Chairman stated thiit there wero several papers on 'his" desk, nnd asked 'what"1 disposition1 should be made of Iheili. !' On Mr. Mullin's motion, tho pa pew were re ferred to the State Central Executive Commit tee. , . , ^ iy . The ditVerei?t>, delegations thud > submitted their nominations ipr; perfons to recommaud suitnble State oil'ueirt.; in Kichkuul, John; S, ?J're.ston ; Loxii^tOH, John li.. Couuta ; Spurtaubuig, (J.. .Cunucuxj JiHiuens, l>r. McSwaiw,; Uraugoburg, ,F. M. Waunamaktr j Ivqiyhaw, W. li. DuFass } il^oJi Ictou, C. C. Ileuduraon; Georgetown, F. S. I'arker ; York, J. Mason; Uvoonville, yi.. {J1 Campbell; Chester, Major Hamilton; Barn well, J. F.vans; Marion, T). Lcggott: Abbe Iflffi t>V%' Aiken ? Newbeny, jt H. CUap man ; Au.dorsoif] .1.' Karle ; Union. T.. i Je ter; Suinter,''T. S.-Me(\.nts; Rdgefleld, K S. l.ilhVf Airfield, ^V. .[.-Alston'; :The (lolc^ates retired for the purpose of sc leetiug candidates. ? ^ " Under the tilth resolution;* the Ohainnhn ap point??d the following Committee to'nominate the ?Sude Coutral Exeeutivo Committee : Messt^., Fre.^,ou, Bhuuling^'Eoster, Schillur and BUk?'. .. .p. ? .i . 10 jnlinuui uvdd^in The following committee was also apputntod to.nominate-.delegates to the Katioiial'HoUTO eiuti<: Convention, to assemble in Ngw Y.drk^ op tho, fourth of July: kifd .-?!?> iMcds.^- Campbell, Gregg, anco, 1 lender sou apd.^\ uodwbrd; N rtlb orti ?..i b-itoii Tho .CouveoTiou llimi.tobk??lrdceiut until hai*- i| pat-t 7 ,o'oWok, jP.-?Wr.ow*xvj .Mol dcac? tb?^ if - JHYJ4N1 ni; ^BhMrl sio irof**i^nt*i | Tba (,onvcntiou!ft^t^bled'ftt.,irbait,.|^^ ocioqk. : Tho ChuivuVair' fthnohnVed'th.it'!ibt' livst-'dmwin^.in't'KleV wl^tlio'^VeiuSrt or Commitre&to f^onur/ate M,. (^ 0) y ts'iv-ir'j fn'M iTlpa ^ahtriit Fggg SHd** ^.V>f ?0 ' .Wv* W^-!f;tli'f3rf f^>TS?*ff 1 to i^li^'^ufrj-riUttnjrSYj. &citer<*r, ?IQW l>te^fe4?4 o?Tt ri ;I .o-?at rtwo iHdJ 1? ysolfj lt&2>l^^'?#tf^^ imEiifi?rJfar ^hoinaft,; v.jh^nji vd fljw Ii wSlo farof ?i]<ton ?d ol loa (J o llP^^r^'r^'wW^- BJtBga.pjwi;tt !??-> t^o^^^itf^nV^tf-.t^ iHtfyM^^ ?s^d4 >h*nd,;!j Loa .jy.r?u ne ?th? id^i'*? *t?i3 | ?C.u(p^jU?C,,#!j>or&d{*b^ jw{,f JJ.astoKjjJ^Bbo ?f4?f>P9, ofoftinldao^.iWjw' -Shannon* olT^r^Jiayjfj^d?^owABV op ,Atb .b.eviljc}f a-utfiPriole'iU; namiUouiiof,>pii*^?r*.j A typ^JAfossitfrvto t^bjJwCttwiuJtllSttc t? uomi fltttft &|iNflrf? -tojthe;,JL)puJo?Fa!iiiftH? (Hxt^fcip^n Ja) |.JSp>v.Xppk;,{?M iliOMl^p^tUb. q? J^lyi r*pw*di ;! drjchoq oB illiw ,wr*?n 0134a a b*t? {bttcd I vi. >i^#*^/|?ha-S^AbillhkjaJ.tSa Ks* ' ,8ba.v,^tliojri?te?n.cjrfr. r>di sAniattu ?77 jnt/d!.c ^.MASfw<4?/i^???'?i6^id^/TT<joj5 >>AEffl4ti'Bdn bam,:fcl,lefiiftt?*??rt cvdj o4 -*??&?Aq drrw rim HirThijridViiUndt-Jix&ii r??stQn.inW<jB) Sfocn ?iuy,'tiltfii'n:i,to*iiio?bo oJ irtitjpi ol .w.h u?h? nifditydft *7Mft ?6<bil:iJ3?i!fcl; SV^iiSirrigson,, i-aUfcroatol ?t v?qm>i olqowj ->iidw ted I Gov. !Hcn*y'mw?drtha*)tti?tkle^tion8'ftoini tho diITdrent ('ongr^sbSriat- Districts nominate, mombirs ofi ObntrrtssV which ?r?sfvgrxjedrto;iB ?? ;rtjfitCT c?b'stil6iti?n,i the Toll owing- nmniun tioBBiwcrc'fluidb'r. adl bnc ooBvllttnoo Mrfilo : 'First. ? Cvnyrt'tsj'onak c Dir-trier^ Bahras ter, (JhcBterfieidj-'-^Mflvibor^.' - Dariingt3otv,r*-:'"M;trtoA'1 Clarendon aud Blcrshawrr=JL^N. Friersou_ Sr^lMy&V?MdL /?Atl?OTApffcston, A ? Tlivil Congressional- J)ist/7"c**.*?Tnbgebtirg, Betfirtgtony- -Rich!tt\Vdv *,Nc^b6rr>^Xt?'3d^e*??d, itevnfc ^d/Atidcr^oii-ii^rcn^^v.':* ? ,' ? . ; n;.j;i "ii^ ?.Ii .?.Vi? c^s^o-^y?llu^.^^rot&vSp^Aanb^ l!niot?, ;YnVk 'crijpter aiiUbWrfioWV^S^imcfcOIoAHlcV. *,^u\2tt?r<WiWhdW'?,%> ?ff^ CifflHo^Vhfr dates for State ofliccrs: aud ai-o _ .-up.point bpaa4aatU*>a4?^?'^th4ii ?.&IMH*ji? i rcoBpnotiye oi' color ^b^c1iv^9^v^fe>i<J,(*ilCot-hoxos) so as. if possible, to <prevent fraud. Which was accccd to. ... . . .? .Js-.'-.L^in/,* Ia:iih?r-'i rtmii iu ,fr,b m??i Alter the adoption . . a resolution oi thanks t'?' th^Cfihif^un-; fdTthn faitWuI'^rc1iark'\?-j hik 'duties?to '^iVieh^rtiV-kdwi?er/fr're^poriVe! wasiwpdcfp-itl^ (!k>!i.M?Qlsdaihdiour!ncd ?nc die Al?9?ai& tbefp.aper?:tj.ubinit^<l^,^4 od pconla of South Carolina. "It was aftcr ? ff , .&9,. ?i?di: J?.-nii vocL, od x?J_, ?otqt-yoi wards referrea to ttie^State Central Executive ?B^itf8i?*tlil0dTicrctf6ti ^?^li:^?*! (io:nmit*ec -h^s ^krhdly^fCrfnl^hed* Hife'WitS' ? cojiy ^iqefl*4 e-i u^iti.7 tc>j1o zaoviJt& tmi ADimriis t? TiiE^donmiwil j^Bo^^bP^?o-Eif Kfl fboHno 5>d eAft?i.iti?iJtfsbfii -jic Ii The Convention of the Democratic part^Cjf] South Carolina feels it a high aud bounden duiftoVpeak1 to'^oh caiididiy '''Su'rf cKriicltly, nod >vitn ttd^rlHer^fffl^ogy'thtjfPm* ^?r^W tcrostfc are to a e?rfcihro>;t?nt'idonilual. dgttotq ^AJodfJi^ye !bueU,si4dduuljf,n>i^**2^>l^>0M^ e^rcbe_cei-tui?i,pp)y^:s)^! ajju^e a$?*%\ty mtiy result disastrously to yo'u and to.us. It is to?U .pdl,5q J ? \ 75W o n . j. . impos* to/c that your pre trat jtotccr can endure, \rh.HhtihjM use it for good or iV." 'The white rnWah-cadv ont-mimbers you' in the ? Sodth'. Jiis6tvw has-mado-'tho mortality itinong you tuyco.wirat ^uis^piong the whiter, and the,1-pto is daily increasing. Einigrutioii muj -Carried off thousands of*your color to distant States, white it 'already 'beginsi to fill their'plaees wltl'i Whites-from'Eurnpp."? Let not your pride, nor your pretenddd frionda, Hatter you iuto tho be* lud'that you oyer cfl|ji or .?cyor will, for any leiig(l| of time, govern the white men ? of the South. The world uns never seen such a speelaclo^aiid its \\'h'ole*Visfory, 'Uid especially th8^s?frVi'rtfyoWJrii?^ gives no- ground for the anticipation. Perhaps, howovor, you ex pect t'? attain poftcv,by the aid oft t-ho, radical party aj. the North. The Almighty, in r Jllit wisdom fporhaps to prevent the amalgamation of the separate races which He created and marked,*} bus'implanted in CVfcvy human breast a Sdntimcut called the prejudice of race.; rind when this fooling is oiicoarousod,- it is'onm df' VUfrakougesVund mo?^ uuiyox3^ P^lon.? o.f^ our natures. When your race vntTTIiJiopg u^ ?ymlndly j th?itoVKb'?bcTicv<Ma yX^wonccd, to ihviive to sot you 1 vcq.? \V hfctf you 'wdie set .five, cotupii^iouic^vlH^ljjtiflti iVHm^M (l'rpni motivcjLwhich till men .appreciated,and i\f> f)'.ih,T<wi /io',in ^'w? ilrff ,To#%?<sK&r desinsed;) pivjuflice Ol race sprang up. The Cti(i^> jr^wj ? whites of tlife St-ate^jjfflwtep^pto alky it? here, at l^ffBBp?j^.viiiog jjiua course and a coniproiq^WB^ffiHBB^Bl^Miven it noth ing to i'eeJ-^fj^q(lyfBgPIBPrta resulted in such un'-fitie'r: (^g|BJKj|Lld be morti fying badfllKi r|^^Hfety to mako the eilbrt^^SSP<no^i2B^?N^9kr.cul career, so far, has ^W^tSjtaiWf JjfE?ipdico, until it now Bpcaks mouaTn En&flanu^lnd i? olready rap^?!lflEW ^(Jp?iW ?JHwtivo North. This is the odium wbiefi must soon prove the death of the radical party. _^ Itis too strd^mTrRfM^ of a law of.^^S^o^uoJJc8^J(j| in your white radical friends, in spite of their indus trious efforts use for" officers, the army whose bayolTeTs still prop up your power; w"fly.T>e>avuW-Ylrey'- raret Kfi.\a 'fM^ro ib I Do you fluttoBijiA?aiI?es"iltblt your "Loyal Leagues" can prevaiLagainst it?" "Blood is. thicker than. WjM^fc\<^i.l4'ft^ie ic?gu0 which, tho AlmightyjlYj^r^iy^ i^^/one to which there will be no traitors,- when out* an- issue is fairly made. To repeal ^ present, power mustT&t^r?%in*a^'80tm"p^ass from you:. Nothing that iL buikbr-will stand, and nothing will rcuh?n\Wf'Aib-1<W.^hi^rejttdt"ccs it may create. It is, ,t>hifry{?iiW, aV$QA dangerous tool that you arc handling.. Your leaders, both. wb#tvW) ?^^??I,th ing but their i^^^du^l^gajn. ^Mnny of them you have only known, Iicretofore, to despise and mistrust, until c??inTandcd by your leagues to vote for thoih'fX^e^and salaries for themselves arc"tn?'llH?ghl#Wlheir ambit? jriu?;; and so that they make'liav" ?ivhile the sun shines-: tixey .care* not- w.hn-is^oaughfrin titD?slorn>ithflt follows. K\&m&&[ ^e^iHafaaWven away all capital aud eredit frmy the South; and while does not offer bct^p^rAqr^^ VfoWmk ?f^ftpMjtbilttinvjh^b^&uAdiHttlo > Sputh,. bot wjU jour^a&oaj fneod^ei^wtf money .hero to . invest?^Not^one djrfla& ^h^f J&utfi Ay^?^^%rfiow.?i ft tileir ,mt\s$&>? l3|? in?iu^K^.p^PwJ^l-^?.? }Mm^^t(b^^i^i^p^ft^'JMdf> ,w?iri the tir^f^o^^u^ras^:^!^ . ^Ld^3ifr4?Uyua*ft^^ *B$98tujUon. oltr^iisn?t^ a*d ahm ^dfc^if^ftt?tfP (tiVK together, to beware of th r\\, frmWm\mr'tmW\Wm ^^tfu,d?yi/?iii?!jf ^iv,j?b^i.tj^u^ftBoi^i?rtt; ^^A*oV9Pi Bf#te#d cteii>f>i}?&yb&tk9tyk* your race thftbtmk-Urg-, uVIg^^^tfi???! onJy, ??^Wwbeid, wfr ajojAOj-d^iyjff^piHNe your r,v|jUluA-.?,?Ucort>*J o>U?fc ott> &frdt)sW*$ yourselves you injure us, and though bu^ttyt^fe we wj^^^'^^yaj'tonxovt,ct|ii%<yhfdftflllillf o; 9flJ?riunrfiiyS^ttdUiQttotortrt>kt^ou any promises or t<i propose to you an^iQO?fpjW mises. We can do nothing? but ;.^Xdt<f;tlH> selves. We shall not. give up our Pouutry^gnj^. ?ft0 i^l^?W^Wt??! 9i^-9d?o.t race has nothing to gain and everything talos^ if vpu invoke that .prejudice of race wnieh, ? v tff <it tnmfi*ybe niUJlniimfu *i*,n&b anx, since the world*was made, has ever driven tho weaker tribo to the wall. Forsake, then/cue . wicked 'drill iM? men who' Wohld1 %^oMw|ou in tHis:rtfrJliy;^U??S*.-1Kr??? ^our^61rvWfimhif?. and nrft cnemrcs'oitft? ^ritfeWi?of^o^f^ Carblffla'.:' amo?< ??" b*>*.*d*pH** : ?_ ' Wim 1 ??i^'U^'lMn' The Ifrtited States Ora?'d?Juf^ irtn*r&TTnl>teij hint.found n new indieiruent'^^infet^JVjlW.^ Davis. 4 11 covers' fifty pages 'dVd detnTlA,alf>M8 offdneea sinWe >Vhd o^iUj^uT^tl^^d^NMl Judge Popo. of th? twelfth Circuu^'^urf'oT Alah^fwa^nurcMed on' 5fedllyf l%& at Jaeh.onville by the liiifitai V ' autho^iU^ confined for failure cff^ciusTCWof*cT^ iury order. 'Judge-l^pe ^?r-tJirjMW^nd, Ml t? t??? ??io^lnVm^"^ ?^t???> \^\m?t ^r^Rr^^r^^^ow ouv?.V? g-.ul jtaudj bo. dropped l\on).Jy ur^iu,? to, the ^i)l, ().n Wc^wsday^n.l dark and grabmeu hiu after Tiill, ovcr^J^^n, the field, and took; o|f the .QOlPg!,, . At ihi f 1 a|tH^V\t*ftQi ???^ltf1 Ttf^ynrn of viio Paris bar this questii?ii was discmssed: "Can a person who directly aids another to commit SuioW'fe'irito of, murder?" Tho point?^vyect?ed4]f&e ?lVeT1 Wea^)y^f, MW 'nfw&'cr^oVtho a^i?'H?ofM?nm >w*???** ? ??. iltlU JlU'1 ' C?J?ll / !f T I vi U MM .-.'li! f.