The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, April 22, 1868, Image 2

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THE FAIRFIED HERALD, WINNSBORO,. S.. C.. W6dthesday Mbraing, April 22, 1868. Dos portes, Williams & Co., Protsi. The Election, Oi Tuesday morning, as ordered, the polls were opened in Winnsboro, for a. vote tipon the ratifihation of the Radical Constitution and for certain lices. At an early hour crowds bo gan to coigregate upon the streets, and until after midday, it sensilily iu reased, until the town was well crowded with at throng, of exceedingly dusky hue. Kluch interest was mani fosted and s.nne ecitoinent.. Both parties workod with-a will. U roups were viibliy. everywhere, listenibg to appeals-and arguments, and we espe cially noticed that all. our. loading citizens exerted themselves- earnestly to impress the colored voters with the dangers of the radicalism .thait is about to b'e fastened'upon us-- all'aike; No disturbance interrupted the election, and indeed all passed quietly enough, if we except some noise and a pugna cious banter or two on the part of one or two intoxioatod'eolorod voters. After the polls were closed, the sa ble crowd, many of whom still linger od upon the streets, vented their hila rious spirits in ,c kind of friendly me loe, in whioli quio a number took part., li-respeotive of party. 'TIhis looked somewhat threntening for a time ; but was eusily quelled by the Sheriifand his, assistants without in j.ry to any one; At the close of the day, about, live liundred and twen ty-fivo votes had li00n polled. What the particular re sult was could not be known ; but we know this and we hold it ia hopeful augury of the future, that a large number of colored men. convinced of the atrocity of this wh'ole matter voted openly and above board, with the Democratic party. We don't know what proportion ; but enough at least to show that the colored men of the country are not totally blind to the safety of the State. It also d;, monstratos that the whitte men of the State despairod without cause. With two weeks more -of good, honest, hear ty work. of .kind, earnest oexplanation, radicalism would todalay. be- in South Carolinarwhere it will be in the whole South in a very few years from this date. A noticeable point Was that most of the most intulligent col ored men of our acquaintance, of the highest order, who have property and interests at stake, voted with the Democratio party. And so ;t will al ways be. Capital and intelliencue can not afford to be radical. The following is full and correct rc turns of this District: W&NN~nollo.' For Constitutidn, (117 Against .210 Total, 857 iton En. lFbr Constitution, 161 Against, (66 Totatl, 227 YoNOGU ?8VI LLE. For Constitution, 198 Against, 62 Total, 260 F~or Constitution, 7 Against, - 84 TIotal, 100 f'or Constitution, 264 Against,. 91 Total, 355 RII.LKNOswORT~I1 Ebr Constitution, , 58. FBAsTERILE., "PorOgAmstitution, . 283' Against, . - 41 Total,. 2.74 F'or Constitutro, - 318 Against, .73 Total,'31 AI.5T on. Foer (hi'nstitution, 6$0 9l11 Thb aggregato vote' stands thus: F~r ConstItiution, ., 1985 Against,. 699 Total, 2084.1 9/4itty .for.Constitution 1286. Of tIo 240 votcs. cast at this box g 1ilNt this :onstitution, to their zoh r be it spoken, ono hundred Wore ail b coolored men. One h '10dr'ed oloi' d men,. oroused to the fatal noasures that would involve them in -<in,.tostillod openly, their opposition .,-it.and manifested th~eir trust and onfidenco in the white people of the 3ountry and their aplreciation of halr ruony and of the tyr anuny to bo im1pos d upon the Stato. To these colored non we say, that they will lorver re.. gret their courso:. They will bo us tained by acou:eiousnesot' rectitude, Af jutite and oven hinnanity ; 1n(d we add this, this exhibition of friendtli ness will not be lust upon the white nien of the coumtry. % 0 find u1pon(1 (olinparinsg the leg-. istr'y lists with Ilhe vote:, ct , ;1 t imlt over one hundred white nen who reg.. i.tered it this box did not, cast a vote. Why is this ? (low ill this death struggle of a people with the powers of tyratinny an1 ignoranlce, (ai one ,bundred m1en1 in a smill precinc.t, find .it consistent with tlhi'-du-ties- :Ii ien and citizens to stanld supinely aloof 11111 not raise a vo(ioe or iuake u ef fort, at least, in protest against tb e wrong ? We wont charge open0i delce 4iona r even indff l'eonee ; but we do say that if these h1r1 i-ed uen h:all com forward and striven with hallf the zeal thei'.safety d1enands, thei di, i. ty would have heer lIt a1l (,;li deflat. w'oiid have I.-e 1..'It :, l : 1o Ia h0pefu!il augury. TfIIl inembers'. elect , nthe a. a ture art, I OiR S'.N(.t1 T .. d. M. Ill"TLA N I), (ht. llNIS'1 W. l)11lVAL L, (wthit':). I 1.1 NN I l ' . i1 l:. , (cs . ) llENlil" J dll.ON, (col.) The Georgia llecotion, The I tslrango (G eorg;ia) /,, mliakes th followin ene'getie aIpp..aI to the ci tizens of that HtatO : (eorgium ! ar ymi willing to sm render your heritasge, dslescending in : dirct .necesIV(.ionI frome( yeair :naee.,trV, the fo.5uIlnters :1nasl buiblero 2 iis nobl "-anpire steto oftc theouth," to asle. oft~hesoil- t men who would griud you down with taxation :111. coeti. quent, poverty, such as will be the re u1ul, of (he plroposledi gover nm ent fr. sd upon you (o vote (to ratify or not I Will you ratify seh an inlanoi5: Government ? Lot every true Georei:Lit an.uwel thisquse.'stiona Iike at 1In1aa'1roe1'snsib'h to his couanry and Ill his p e-r'tsily. Ratify sneh a Co's itittion ? I)egrsado our.elh c. ? Seat the doom of our poste rity ? Bring shame and dishonor up-on thie fair escutcheoln of nob1le oll Ieor ia No ! No!! No !! !--N VEI ! Weare poo' ; \e 1hIve bee itol rulilne 1by the i saster's of warsl ; povert~y stalks aibroad ini onr 1lnd, anid cannt5 hunllgor, it, may1 be, pokes his head ini many of our holles ; but1, as5 th1ere ira (God, andh GSod is Tlruthl, and Trunth is thie groat laiw of tild, lot us, by~ ths eter'nal edict of Truth ever deferd flhe hlonlor of-u nobl' 'an)( zid gran ld obhl Comi plionlwealth I We apposl to Georgins! To's the women5521 of' Georgas ! We appeal11 to thes whlito 11en1 of ever'y naitionalitI y anld froml every~ see. tion) of' the Unioin who hazvo livecd lonig enlougha amon11g us to biec~oe ideai tilied in1 the f'eel in and lli interoest wvit h uIs. WeT don't appeal11 to) pol itial adven-' Wo donl't appsIeal to renegad el whie WVe don't aippeal to v'agaihond XYan. koos. Tfo yonl 1people of Geor1'gias, inl the' namllo of (lod andi Truth, and1 of Ijon stiffittionl Luierty, ill behlsf If yourl wives and childrien1, in1 theo miight'of' a l'IrCOan'ls Priotsts, tile alppeal is madeil to you to preserve thle honor)1 of Ger gia-save her f'romi a death of' pol it i ealI ifamy and .sa me. WYill you barster' your vote for atr. fL~ ? The pitO is oflfered; ,Will you alccep~t it '1 -o f'asten upJonl ,ou at Conustitut iosn not your11 own1 maltking, hbut 0one which youl 0ca1 only despise, tho lauto (Jonst-i t-utijonal (Jonvenltion1 (so-callod) pa1Ssed anl ordinance of "Rlieif" whlioh thiov know will not be accepted by (jon. gress, because it; conlflicts with with a rvision of the Federal.' Conlst~titbton fr iddiig the pasg of anly law5, b'y any State, "impa Iiing thle obl igaI ioln of contracts." Informa:tionl was had nl tililt Onvontion froms memllbears of Congress to this oIioet. [his is the price yoy1 ariC nied tos dishau Gesor Wisl 3'you soll ouit so cheiaply ? Will you degrado your1 11amo) an~d hland down shameI) to you ~Inst~erity ? PeCople of Georgia, don1't,do, it ! Freellnen of Geo trgial, 80corn the bribe I Patri:ots of Gecorgia, scorn tihe mon01 who of'oir it I W~omens of G eergia, raise your voice for the hionor of' your State I Timo flies rapIhidly, a'uid wo halvo but a feiv day@ in which to mnake a cnn fore, over'y man11 who can raise. his voioo or wield his ponl ill bohalhf of the honor of the Stato, sho~uld be engaged i~Ur'gmlg theO people to vote algainist the p~roposed Cost:itution, and to elect good men to ollico in the CYout the Conatitut ion is -mcaoe m1' o.e. Unfurl your baiucr's B~uild your Dahill-tires on cvcry.IiillP! tiuQour State triw dlis;ltoii.r,w . 4"This isi our oouitry, k1".-u l9 1{ ; this j., our counitry, let us proso''c 'it ; this our country, let us rcdlooiii ji, !'' At. ai I 1c inioci'tic mcd eiltg 1111111 a A i3,u'ta, U(it., oil the3 2tull illFtltn.. A la3rge3 :3 rwl d i was .1 11c'esed by 1101). n;i. ifn t C'), ou i "11'7,1 "%:1~ lci ali,' Lieu hii'ly severe'( itpor i 1(151' Skow~ho gaill sI .:3:1')3! ''1,1, 11(0 .. h IC. 33333l 333333)i3lh 3:, not fur ()Ill '. 3lr1, but: I ilt I 1':3'11ttu31 333..t'':-('. t"' I, lit 3. (WO for ','ir (m:.'. A- t Il: l: ~ ',.:t 1i cd 1li'j~l 333," ( 3.1 ii Ii ~Iron: f3133 333 1'1' 131 31 )1 ii~c iw f Now I EI a lt. l )J03.1 113 {(3bs.t1 u1(10 3t. 3.1: l3 3133 13ad to I,:: cunidute ted to til;; door3).'' Thu Streiii thl of ' luD uloay 1Iirl(vliii13., art3' 13'gi113 i 33r to 331 k 333w~lc'1 e I Ii 'h'll~ i., 31iigc ' aLh1ea~, front thu al: t:~3 . st 3u i 3ri of the I)uiiio~rtit::. 'Ilhie Newy \ork Timesc~ 3Ia)I( than: rI'3 l.313 Ili hI Io .i II:3.3.:1 w1Ilfi',, f1 Wettus 1331a*3 1It 1)' t:.11 :cn jd :e, l33) .d ret lIii to. I 13331 I l" y3.3), Ii ii that, it l3iar :,1,'11 33,';3;I3)33 furi 1)3/331vilI 1 j tist as V I I I''' 33 1'1 11. 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V.33 33133 3ts w~ell .33313: no3w. 13)3 I 33.11 'w13 we3. 3'333l.ol carry' ''33333'ti 8(33 333l.;I. 73 i uil1 to 3 u 33'323'13333 3333 33f;3 33333 ti' .''11 I: 333 "3111. 33 13333 13 iIwoi 3.fur 33 tit ) 3l 3'3333l'3'3'' 1 i jt who 3 i"+ 1,tllill3133 to "lake3' his '3333 "13'3 '31 ii ::i 3:33. 333:333,3.I~ 31333113333;:33l' (3f 31;333, 333 ('133033 13' P3'l'33*t b I alt33 33i l.l.I; im. 1: 1,t 1' :1 ' '!,';"j 33'..'3'' It u=~ 3333'33.I:3 331 33333 .'lvc:',..11 '3. now >i''l iI,. 1tt1.31s11~1'i', 1 l:iu3t 3.' 33331.33333' 1111'. ern papers-aro endeavoring to apologizo for Genoral Meade by saying that while his pro clamAtlon is aimed especially at the K. K. K. it applies t3 all lawless organizations socking to cohtrol society! by terrorism, &c. E xactly; but ho has taken the most recent and least known as the object of especial oottdemnation, witilo the negro clubs have exist oil since the wnr, have carried on their o perat lons'lefiantly ; and -tihe consequences havo been plain to the eyes of all. Their threats aid menaces have been obtruded in the'blroad day nliko-lief'ore th'b ofes of the mlitary i-ulers and tIheir slLjcis. No 11os ticeshar-hoen taken of them. But as soon a1s sonie noise...-mucth of* it b,;ilin:ige---i, 11 eb ewer a soIJlfIoSd org.inization, of wh'>l rltwies the 1,nblie knows. nothIing, ati to Ianil is kille'l by Inoli'dy knows wiho, Svniral .\e:ole, pon e d.tyn iipoilun it, and sudeem: icy muembers to olula~wry. For any of t he oll'unces he wneulm, iny of thsie mtembher;:, it' caughit, umy be hung ; for there is no limit. tiiuchil r I lie lttishiniticilt of otfcnc: invest ig t iy lie drinaih-ed e.1ti1-. Thes'e facts .re Cio iutls, .t1i belong to the thoutsansi and one ini slhas in the ad-! mihtistration of the goiveinient of tie Mointherin [leoplle sho wing he ,eetrcece given Ili negro over lii wile linia. This is a monstlroui riie, and mu it. havu its t tribution in t he future. Mulntutti na:.1i (I4:olutmrows.--.A Oenrg;e. (" wn taot respondent writ es thu : "Onl Fridlay morning, the 101th instaI, information Avis received frot North island of a tlrig tmlld'ier It appears tlht Frank Mrore (white,) and William Mitchell (colored.) both pilots on the bar, were strolling ln the island towar"ls what is known as "Jookuiit Ilill," where thi p1iloat' freitiently resort to a sVceP the oceai. .\Morse c-trrying a double h irrel gun, apin-o,:ache. a dlense ;,wamp, in wIihki he eiereh. i'ient',i!y to hut will lo,,g:;, inu,.tcing \lilAwhel, who carried un w-s ate.er, to :uxe,+:may himt. Fur viu:e unexaphtine-l tiaso, I rfam: they ei.ged t1'"o, fil t iheynp, ' ir-e hat -hot lithell in the back, kiling hit ii in.raily, le.ivinghi; 4un a --'i ii i I fi by I lii elb ' 0Ih deucae~me. .\itehloll was- caidei!;redeonei 'f' tih l.st pilut:< on the -a'. Uii ha3 l eft mnty tz';rius, both h, lii.' and colore'I, to lanunt. hi, death. A jbuy wis empij:utilh-d by aeting Coroner .1. Bi. An'lerson, tnd : verdiet in acordl:umee with th veabve faets wias rendet ed. MI orse iL under arrest. Chinleston Newt. Wito- NI Unnaisti Asi nuess.-The violent death of this man, who is said to have in habited a negro h'othel, has nein attribtied to a recent "'rebel" organizration. An utin prtdulicel dwuller in lie vicinity t here the offence wts committed, says : "IHe was a dangerous iman, nssoeiatir.g entirely wt htnagroes, over whom he ha-l great intluece, and lie was constantly en deavoring to stir then up by the amist in. fliammatry appeals. Ills death will doubt - less be madte Ihe occasion for denouncing the whale South, and will be paraded as an evilence of the ' isloyalty' and lawleiinte.'s ot' eut iciiepk, i.y the it:t:licals at tie N'rthI a the ne:.o i.'ving, whitewthed scalli wag'"i at t::. ;'mith ; and thus~ the law abid int itimsli will be madie4 to stIffer for it. It is ":uieCtureVd by siomtlihat tihi Murder was :onitiiote-l by lialie:dls tlemsel'ves, io many ,.I whlomt ArbharnlIe was o:<ceedlingly ohnrox. 'ilts, nIl by ot he': thd: ii was the wrik of black relatives ut' thle netgress wIth whomi Aashburn'e was living. As yet the pulblic ionly tsurmiiso ; t~hey know nothing."' TIn i N\b Mon-r~ tt Cossaivtriros.-Th'le vote on thie 'Conitutiion itt t he motistrouts Coni vonifion was tnken last. night, at 12 o'clock{, sayafthe-Rtichmotnd Diq'atch, of thIe 18th Fil, hour--when ghosts are abhroad, anid "6secret black and inidnight. hngs" do deed' without- namnes-for the compilet Ion air a -wnrk-cof samno atd out rage tor-elvil socie'ty -an~d jnsticsu T1he work-of ignoratt negroes ziuid'of depr'tived' whlite men, whio,' having been traitrereto botlh side5'itt the late blooidy war, orowwvtheir infamy by' warring upon eteliteti'onbeotfing the enemies oF titn kid ! One of theo wretches declaredl ttat neitherni 'iteavei nior Ilell coutld defeat tii C onst iitt io n ! ' Of atrso I his nbiominha. ('he in.Strumtet, thla wot'k or ignoratt n antd -rtittlity, will beO (ramplled itoU the (list by Virghlnia L ., IhutleIr is a horn blackgartd, besidhes bie ing tt t otly devoid of honesty'. Tihursdany evening,. in the Imapea'ichtment C'ourt, not,. withlstandting fliat thle baseless pit'rculonit has been pressed with the tiost indecent hiasie, Ito assunmed that there was delay, andi hat during thait. delaty e-Uioni inett wete nmurdet'ed thr'outghoitt the .Soth~I." As mutih as' t~o nay that thisdelay catused1 those inur det's I Ilo henps 'up fauls'ehood atnd mliee anid devilishmness in a style peculiar' to himi self. 'rTe better sort of iladicals; evea nt t( have been shocked at his mtonstrouis asser,. fions. Tis wretohed mookory of' a lawyer' and mrn cotncluded his edisgraceful exhibition for te day by readitng an anonymaous thre'at etinag note addressed/tq Ihi,- ind adlded ftat treatened dogs live lohtg.t'' Wo be lieve fte ohld adago read 6imen" iniatad bf dlogs ; butt dog suIte him better, and ho tuost retmembetr that, however 'long lhe lives, lie at least dfIbit a "do g.".'-Richmiond Dispale/n. UlFrsicULTY aN (lionOtA.---A T'I'MPT ',e li.ow t' A lit'jntn.reAN Maasma.---Infotr mntIon htns reached the congr'esslonal com-' mit te r'ootms htt on Tutesidny las.'t an at. tempt wn's tade to blow aof tid coutrt..honse at Vai~hiosta, OhA., where a Iloprlienni metet int rcomoposed mostly of col'ored people, was being addr'essed .by Drt. J. W. ClitI' (whiite.) A keg oontaining eighteen poun of pow. der ha~d been purchased nt- a store in the lacoe, and a portiion taken out to marke a trauin, andl the remtaind~er of thle powder was placed undor theo court haanc. 1'orinnae., ly il4e cash was discovered anid removed in' geMon, but t ho train .was fired, and in an attempt of the persons. present to osetape, thboy wore fired upon by ,a gand of lyhite men outside, whoe had surrounded the btzlid' ing, The -party hold spossession of . the plae t hat night,: but on the next day thtef *ero'dlspossessed by the military,- anid the meeting was held. -' Nnnxtu ltULtx---] lie folloinlg is a pcilhit draii I'y it Northiern ra&dical. lie" :ni nei, t, th. negro rule ini St. Domngo, n~tee tle. hatve hotl fifty yourst~ of oxpO)'it'iot as$ liler: of abIoult the f~tir~s4 spo0t on earl l 'rhoii laistet ncws fr'om S1. Doi Inigo, h; I tl. the counitry is in aixtrohy, anid lie 1ris ous tare full!. Of course there utlt be sum1 sortL of governingc fwroo in existece to keel the~ prisions full ; uIlt is j~probabtlly abort the full extent of' its poive". It is pwtiii1'i to sea snobI a rich and~ eituriiiii1 lp'tt't of th worild gi venli u ~tI un ad savgi'y. 1t is grievilis to See the 0111 lvl of Ittcl it color1 (ll in Iittii.i ot' 'itcha le p:. l11t we stie dratt i' I til.' be0 tily IIIwerI ot hs eof init:oi 'I egi rl~t: ion iltt i tou wlijili i i' I t lii yvc:t itu Wlli ttlt Ill t~ Ii tll'li iloa)I tybe l' IVe sink IVitlfsh di:lt ite woii rdciii tak: ao et~llfor'n lie dwn... ti! vi t'. te ilt:s par o:t hose.l Iwhl IeididWll lIt ic 1,0011 0111 ' Ott.: liet'ii . l ' .loth'i past itiidtie shot t i pel by;tuu he 'ic Inc :'ils --bii o the aiustielu ion'1n whih iir' } uriil Stilion tobu;; i>t Ce'.Ql -,ni iy Iv liclli lii liti M i d ll5l :toI: ielle.---a I ' I tiv F~ t.". 1 yiy WeeIly lljie :'. l't Iht te! 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'. 1.. . .-.:, ."i '''il .'...l'/ .,1 i 'l f.1. u l at1'; ,., ij ri " t f'ittll. 1'11 ';4'1 t111' ' ' ;tr i o t * t'ii2 0I1 Clii, 1'itre a u-i itI II' n11 'i !iiI f.1 tI t' 10 1)i i' i i d i I'd 11 of !e: l11!4 ' ..t' m~ it 11 O ti1i't, iii l tlL 'ili, ,",11 itti ii I 0011icteI I'" 11 li '.pi 1, ' -via . t-va , ii'dI h o "1it ' 411 .'1144' '113 iti i 'i 1 14,1, .li . :"r; !; ' II: i E ~V/.3,1 .ti. ~~~()( ~ x1. ),cran1 Elt uiia itha 3'"i11 8C iid uppoi' an Pul tie, anr stiol lo by :: Cli11 hnx ow ot l Aoathoor~' tl;'iatluia to he. flN AI .....d.. .Ia'I CI6etai-g hlfl'd iltc ni4 ' .'l 11 1, C':1.: toIll; oeiks, .'11' 1 :I" Local items. JITho Weather. April 1it I 11u tr: 't the eoqutett i~l ,' t: ::er fur w I~l lell1sh is; prorblia]hl tnl v "rdurc, and, Ittjon, rnging "vit he t'u:h mitd I '0i:.tQrolu airy of b)o1d "1;..!'i': . (')?1 y(e .Ipa 4Cl' i c ytyil n~etii .I~u.,, ull u' tour dropsn thta Gultt i1i.:t w~ill i:Ilprou'e hi~a t 'illp' 1 ,and th itt ii:lt htr(vwill tO.d :y r'.' igr tat 1101" silly FtaIIIIC. NatI ie ^.t i1'ri " d Nainu-l l in;l . Th 1kw ~ ac atoa ~r.4o tais week conitua m. n follows., ('iii and l iogrii jdy of' Catlutta.-Jo (phi IJsayde t. An Eas;terni Lacvwnd. 1'railj in, (e-aci tided .) Blurial v-e \i('vS.. ( 1 udul 1.) Th~e ati i1l a~oi t ic ('lu -a 1L int.l I Iogri rth. Loel e A t ttu, \\.ttu. A great, Serial Sto p1 by a ebratel Eniglisht authtor. ',at It. (}l )flatil. Longe of Sorrow. .1. ('hlut'ut outt of 1Ba!!. aniecdotesi. r' ")i e:. Co rral);td.:lice. J urislpr a k1i e:; National lace . Lwon, New \Ycat. ('it', 'Thu j\ pril ntittambOr o 01'i )14)of1ll1,1tr ) :11 . lis f11 Lii ' itst Ii ng matteri, a~il 1 i;:1117=I to 1t:; greatly enlarged and ins1; rov id. Nowv is tItle time to sue., ~~iI0. icc on~ly -,:J.OO at year. 01' littYt 0li~ttd a ii SstbStio l~list,. at our Offiice. atnd will recive the ret00Itl~rt~s -it, order the i Magaziitw fur you.{ Lj'c' l1 reaaoltJgiuad J ournatll for MIay, at2c 2 4II. of Ilev". Sztiltuit i lay; I)r. fi A ut 'i, thle botan Uist; Rev. Jo 1..': Iit't , of Lontdon; M~rs. 111. A~. \lau1v ibl, poct ;iKin;g lheodloro, the \!.,.: ili l latndtl ; Ilaydnt ; - h t lo-.iii ; amber' ; besides pa t.:ilu t tl Actionl ; D~uty, tile ..m~iiar I~e ityjj ill 4'' h:..; n -:idl I ia"'-s-Cause anid Cure1 ;. Wrlat i t'uot t vo ? 'Tue Origin of flana 1 .' -i of (. ifts ; Moral of' a Cash with enigravedl ill usl ta l~oll: (:ants ai fl(1it[ll)C, or $3 year. Address, ,S. It. WVells, P~ublishi cr, 389) Brtoadwaty, Now York. Wo 're. imti1ubted to M\rs. \Vih'ili ms, for aL plate of btiautit'il radishes-tits lat-gest we havo seen this season. O ur :cst iol lia Just CXpCrieneeii 0111' of the~ :i')Ct faltl storm's il- our1