The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, August 28, 1872, Image 2
THE FAIRFIELD HE/ALRD
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Th Paist is limid.
Our uos wer. sas the R ichmend En.
rpnirer, to the1, opposition j0ur-1-b.I
which persist in ininviting our attonti i
to the ft mer wiiti:-s of Air. GreCley
aprainst the South anl the ir e wiar
he once w grd uo1m thes IPinoerat ic
yarty. i; that with us "'Thoi Past 11:
.lkaa. We' hatv,3 bi-ed it ont of
.ur )' t ,V a w:ll not dig it upl l
1 gain. We have n" wih to look
via1ml tl:,e dvcnyinqv and bightless ear
c( s p 1s it li-M rottillg it) its charn l
houl-, tolc will we 1ivlc the fl1.-'h from
its bones and prel.eivo the i . i,leous,
yoiie iieketon in our cloant to
atic'g chibiren Pull rne ll htter
<:, iniot i-v. Its platies are emblalted
ill hi- lory aine will vever r I e Ur omn
111(e141fnay ; but, its resentinents Inust.
not be peripetuated. We hive started
f'lrth on a n ew lile- h1I-1e1tui .1 Ilew (X.
hke a iwathe.40 tlm:4i, have wIasled
n-,uy all recolectio-n o! that. we would
not rInernbe0.r. Ii, roapivirs but anl
11 11 to for t wat \ ll we do n1--t, wi.hIl
1l0 r i,) at1l' u el it \%ill rem4oe. Ohe
weghl u Woe to be forge';.tfulk iS a
1111'.w g-riil Iy ::s 1Lprfoelyw tran.
1: tedl i 1t,' I inin:k r" l t:els lhe
Iwantifu'l th u ht f thIt-thn-Inl.nt p )t:
I-le .k; not in tr tl 'ito the pa-t,
i'. cornw- i t h cha n ; wi -ely im.
c 1r1eto e preent, it ik thinte ; and
po forthl with mnanly h alad with
out, fear 14 corhat the shadoW3
Itfuur." lIre is ithe true 1hilsophy
of life--anu it is as 1ele'Ii to our
p Aitical as t" our moral crllnmoy. Ve
e~luot. r-ecall (te pastq ; bunt (lhe future1*
Will be 1as W! .111ill Inak' it by 'is !ly
iiproviug the opiotuities ' te
y e.'4 NI r. (ir ley does it pro.
pon to 1tvive Is 1 1. lae has
buried it.. Tile fore. it is- nI Iortn to!1
u14. It i, w 1ih0 hli, 1p4e'se t w h:1\il t., II
V!eal1. 'ha iall we dh-siin it (4o bo.
1I Iis Iuture1 , like our own, i o( e v le
Inn't (.'::o onl th o mi 0f (lte preTS
eait . W 0 iuwt halve faith 1 i l
' vIes in hing ( l l inl the de 1ti1ny o11f
the na 11> ; :111 our- works4 inu 1st, he
tlhe < hite of:15 1our faith. I t is nt t
(af 1 in slig htest vcc <iuVnce t o us how w
w I ir. Gree-l' y or any other man,
North or oth'., 111, who is4 neow actillg
1 hllS us tld' 1we1 u it h said orl dil,
thre Inoths or. (it' th4 y4 is 11go.
Ill tI ito las 1ee rubbed out. We
tave pas.ed the sotll o -er it, and it
is pr1-1 pi-Ire' for the ruhit ion of the new
prTil. l'h e-mlutry has par.
buIlriat, and now\, having expi ted'.0 th.
tins oif, tle nation, it is pr11eparIed f " r
th . 10 erect ionl. I l slavi ry wAs a
till the u-111e11 1 ion' wvastfai:S 11 With
it, a11l ihe 'h 11l of 1 our b .iC 1 11oved
l.os 0le: sed i of thit ill. A ll were t
I 1l 1 1ly guiilty, :uol 111l ba e 1nade
aitoln e e t . tb c le o.s l'
gre i 11 .u e than othet , nw c m
thIe ful rt1;l asur Il ft 54s vte nsts
a.\o e li~l( 1disjlensitii is loetI,44
Iver i s 4. I h-:'. ruI aI i (100 ll 1ha4blo ge
to i i 140rg tte.1 l1o i r 4((14
lwred we2 hlu ll4be the 11ber pre-1
byf la ' to ll ~, :4 Id (o it w 41 ith
ple1n141 -)I(S 11 . e-pe clyt o 1 ur(I you4t.4
T ~ht ru sthe{ byndn Ii o o14ur iel
n ~iit p .. 11ical tiur 1 Aslist-y and
ii h e '14 11:4hi in 1.011 p'on th414 bya
114: i~ti veli fe11 1.Ir n taki 011441 that1 pail
thice :.fais ; l ther111C un W iCo uryj?
triuthful, especially in telling us
look out, there's a conet camiing
We aboubt not be surprised if tUi
'omlet cic iii contact with the car
iomeiwhere on the coast , and -huri
itself har mleNly in the and, ahnmi
f its mad adventure. Tie profesi
liokeI tl.ronurb a Imanpnifying gla
lh1 thing wl'sn'lt hiali ni monstro
is he thought it wa.-Charle.st
Courier-.
h;ratll's Opinioti (if the Government
South1 tilroliimt.'
The Washington Chonicle (G ran
'rpn) refltcts tihe great gift-taker
.p11111 ij: 11o G ovm n uent of SouI
CIrolinla, as follows
SoU-rI CAnLoIA.-Tho Repul
Ili of4 th11 tat ao owe i t t,) thel
*(!ves to bring t. eondipn piutishme
howse who haitve trifled with the prr
i:erity .nd credit (f the Sate. I
air [re a hopelo III midd It to tho
bare leyoid its limits. It is ec
b h' een that there has beeni gro
imnageuent,1 incolipietntey arI
'Ia udi. Who are tho wrong-doer
is Letter known there thnii here.
With such men as Judge Orr lc:dii
tl.h JZepbilie ilns, they ought to I
:li to Iing the Statte int:> a bett<
odii on.
WK1~NNSBORO.
Weu iu1 day Mornivg, August 28, 18
T. RIOSS IW I LmT )ON, Ed itor
(r' Corr poie en i i ce solicild 1i*om1 evel
(it f the coluiary.
Otir vohiun ari oili.t. 1 nil fori fl
licujil-ionso a ny priti-i ple, the 1ry eri
oil IWe Itreh i nt %v ity res pon, 1ibb. f'or thie vie
Proinos l Irreupm ln.
Foir I 'res nt
U11 ACE GitEELEY.
F"(r l'io .-e.Tise nt.
B E AM IN G(IlATZ lIl10W N
Grantism in Disguise.
At the assemlibling of thke Natiol
moraptie party inl hltianire li
nonth, a few impractical, irritahl
T-re.lead in 1 d i vi du ta l, who C:ilI
hemTIseives Donlocrat3, took it up
beAwselves to ineet inl sepilrata co
ereciiei, an1d 1iwere dignified by ti
ig h sounding title of Bolteros I
hougli r.ot atditted into the dcliber
ion1s of the p Irt v to which they elail
si to belong. The obj-,et of this Co
eren .3ce wit.d'ubtedly so to 4o
r1 the action Of tho Dimoeracy
a11tional, Convention is to bring abo
be nominaition of a ".,tiight Den
w'' the l'residenicv, this Ichei
' i..g e.euived, 11. we believe b
betitlc proved, ill the interes
lien. Granut, Ubuton 11anean, fitok
2 Co., to the contrary ittwithstan
In;. If evidenco to establish 1
riii i of, this suspicion coil.1 not I
lrodneed at tihe time referred t
acts have come to light recently tit
lace the matter beyond thle mecrc
mdziow of a dloubt, aind lead to
univoidablde concluision thait t he gat
rinog at 1Lou isvi lle, the 3 1 of Se ptei
bor, is being adhere~d to by muen hioti
a the I r'e lDemocracy of' the counitr
l'i. is no idle presu in pt ion, nor are a
)piniions based on othter than Itait
mnts thle truthi of n hieb~l eannot
.inestionied. We say again thatl
iulic arell ini pbossessioni of facts,i
.3 mIetst..ble facet:4, that poinit mii
erly: i to thie leade'rs of this ni<
mvelment as aider's ned ribettors
thce cause of (1rantiLsm and 11( as en~
mies of t he Demo n craitic party.
No~w for thle evidenefle. The follo
ing ieleigrami was rcecei ved at thie ufli
af the New York Tribune a shtort tii
-Th le flilowing letterci was re(ceiv
to- day by a pro.'u int-nt. ife~pubflican
thtis place. J7. tI . limutds, the aii
wh lien~ t it, is (Arat ut 's 5 postniater't
V.':lbijeItoni, and is S.'cretairy of t
rant ('ipgress ('Utanign Commiiitti
iilis sigar~tore'~ to the letter' has he
3'omparedJ~( with that to) othe t lc'tters
po7etssion of pt rsonts here, na hi is u
iuestioniably geinelii. he ci ret~i
hie eneloses is ia printed copy- of' nn
t oo I) ,nenan's callI for lthe ~ misv it
I ui hon (.'onvenition. hie leotter ni
cirentair camei( eiieliosed ill ani enlv lii
liv Com(~'iimittece, Wahin~iigton, I). C
'thl el tter' rendis as follows:
*82-.ic Sill :-P)leaise set.d ti
ciie'o-ed 13i cular' to active Democ1i.rai
iln yini' dlistricet. wh1o do niot suppa
sir.9 reeoley andl will co-opera.te in t'
I ito suichic'l ini eaLCh (olnit y li
ni ~t~lytt. J. M. 12 D) i1'N 1)S,
Fe eretary~
iTte abtove shiows platIiily that del
a3te's fori the Loui.,vyille Coinventic
Ire being dritmmetd up by the Admi
strat ion at WaLsIigton, andt~ we can
ell see how any tuehieart ed Sott
rner cain give inl adhtesioni to a eau
hat is being mniipulatod even I
.;rant htimselIf.
Our Institutionis of Learning,
Aimongst the fecw landsituiks
south Ci(arolina's ancient fame, le
soiaparat ively intact by the ravag
tund v'icissituodes of civil strife, in
30 meiitionod her ntil,,l.
to learning. ''hese uonunents of her
-." high erder of civilization yet remain
'la upon her soil, and still exercise that
td refining influence for which they were
3d distinguished in the past. Within
or the Ebadow of their walls may the
1. youth of the State continue to come
u 'together, free from the intrusion of
political villainy anxi corruption, and
pursue the pathway to glory, undis.
of turbed by the wranglings anil trou.
bles itcidental to the arena of polIities.
I We piopove to review tihe list of the
11most prom(intent L-f th-'e i~tAto,
bei ing coropuel d, loiWevei, li our
limited pace, to ntice th.0m very
. h it fly, and, wu fG ar. Put with ful jan
lit tic in every inttatie
S"q We u ill say here that our rem:uks
are inade wi-h a view to lraiwing. (1i
4Y1patronage frain) our'ltlel* tr y
4 and directing publ:c attention L. in
id t itutions m1 e worth of supp t :.(d
countenanee. IL is numt hi wo m ,ore
- now thun i nF s l iin for tdi. l:e
W ken down, Inil pvlit;i.t, t.nd
rt such we turn our baek upaa it.
The most. prominiieit m1a1e sali m.ml in
the Staate lt, t ei s Wiiof i- V (I"
foil College, lme:.tum:(a Sp, F Lta.
- burg C. 11. Tik iN "f long staning,
t2 and ha contributed lar.e'y I owan
- the educatinlg of tie youngY men of
the 'State. It b pridedrl ( ver
7Y by )r-. A. N. Rip, at.l its cori s of
professors eriobn-we p-utamenn -if i..u
'ml, questioned :biity, 11l of tIho6.: .i!h
capacity fortheir several th partmer. v.
A preparatory rlo - i C!o.1 V te i w i
ths ii stituti n, a:.m is u:d r the iro
medtate e of the I -lty. Is
priticipal itatruc 1or im 'tof. A ihn
Shuipp.
Next in ord rw enO(W the \l.lier v
A!:den,y at mtnii% ille, in.h r tihe u.
p'rvision ft ('Ai. A. ('oman!. 1 .
Cowtard's r p t:iti :.s an : I U.
iti ueor, atd in -e i I ludr, i . -
Fipretad, It:I lis!4 selo .1 ral s with tIho
, beat in tho con t u A, 1 :.iel . hv
tip "inco th) war t.1 0 t0- mloa
c e o. lle er t I 1 h-! b t i t i :i .
of a liberml' patron:.
11
our ttention. Thi i niin a
f notlliel, n 1 is .1 i. e l y I n
In
int1.3 i AsO .riom 1" 1~n~m. ' hmu1
t he germi (of th i r< :nt (bllg nas
the ('lark an.l l'. Aine Smin r,
tablished :t Ilue \V.St il l ,m . FI.r
. reor fomur , e.ra t he int itml:,07 'a i'm
to
conhined to itig y t: -am. n: for (. .
'Id al fi cmllegiak' ebarter tt-rined
rr'tn thI State. Ainungt other de
S)pns ofe ttha CuIlem' W ot. t' "f ;111 -Ii
f ilo yot:1. Ie1 of I.". ty a m it f iihd
li e dd an extract Iri'm a tc'rr,-. , :.
lie
1ed :mb' fori toot t.l he data e.atain:ed.~
'' inl the abhovoe niotice,.
e- '"The history of the colIbmge h.: leeun
ea lo)s re:mmrd of nioeful bemhar andl
severe tinanceial vicini'-umles,, amonea
(.4eivil wa ; but abhought~'l it i.' not ye*(t
of by3 any) means a1 weoi ahy eimperation
e- h a ys %4, tInat0na tm oa ie ui-I
for its cuirrenit expmen-es, u e forn:-h
~1 It tu11it)o at al: mss h tl ex e V 44oder
e,3 14al rat. The( cmli.::mm hiol mt mie time..
alnt doilhert., hila 'rat er i, t ot' whia'h
fwas lost hby th -war, but4 a prt jet i
:?. now on4 foo'm l-y whichu it i-- expmm..tedl
3d thtli a1 nesviO e200m'w:')'t Cond ef (dne
of hundr(led t housand~m dihains will be~ rab
n ed, whuich will put~ the msi' i: 0!ion
at1 above0 the~ prob411.bmthty of w:mtmt far sev
bie ermal yearis. Tl'im 4muleae i, muiig a:
0. preen o a liv )r '' ndownemjt ' im
len pan gtte upfur' ar go a
inl Iies paidl, oir (mbligt ed thiemiselve's fmmr,
n- <.no hu nd redm dollars5 to bent pai in iv
arl ya, at t he rate oftt wenit y do|:r p4ier
n-year. ~In tihe tn-aniti0me 'ach sleh
h o t - i i t ii l t i: ' s t ui n t r , , r e c h (mm i ' ' e n . ~
ety oili:. 5( paid.l Tii en h,, 'w
di, wicht te'rumiinates atl tie eh.eo m,
u- rednee~s t he ex '4eSs of tui)m into a
- u ar tv trifle. i Jiinmpropo i. ii tm 11hm
I44vata~ges en1jmmym'l at thi' 'mmer:hle
C), and sebomdin l, ihnst~ito.'
t he Pre(sidetnt of t'r.,kme (Colbm'o
rt- at tis- thneii is ithe ih-v. '\\.lti
ie icer. who is tm1 o Pr. ofrm of ii t'm
aiiand mental PhIiio-ophiy. Thme ('ther
membl ers of the lFaculIty are gentIle-.
." eu of learn ing 114m XII e-iene, and1
e-ui every wa~y finied forl . t he ir vocai
ma tin .Theii tollemgi site is one of the
pleasantecst and healthiest in the n i4.
,country, anakintg the itnstitution attra-c
tive' ot-tsideo of its edteatiotnal ad4van-)
ages. Tfhe instit utioni is gradually
g rowinog, antd is dest ited to (es1ab lih
an eniviable reiputation for itself'. 10
offers liberal indnecenits to young
men seeking edneaitiots, and1( is caipa
af leo of confeX.rring a high degree of
ft men~ltal cutltivatiotn. We cominitend it
sto our people as deserving of' a patron
yuagc commliensurate with its hiigh
'i aracter
New Arctc xpilitlios Projected.
The littest taccotits from Germany,
through the medium of Dr. Augustus
Peterman' it theiliungen, convey the
intelligenec of tho fur ther muhtiplica
tion of North P ilar expeditions in
variois parts of ]>aropu, destinied to
11 ove to tle high norI t i % ithout debaly.
Among the first of' cilheo to vail wili
be tie e'>xedition whi.i is generoulv
designed to Co operato 111 t ius iammer
With that of l,ikMeatnats P.ayer niid
W3 prechit, utal is cqiuipped amiai an.
:'agad b v Cmaait W ih zehl- 1. Ti i. -
tugrqished p0trou or s we "ce wl vait
lirat to ' T ioms st'i thi:anee dir t to'
llIn :'u'nd, i:a S;':z '.'gua, after u hieb'i
ht' will gfo 1-> N~.h-h inllv
I aid tr.a' rhis su! l!ie':i fur
I heA :ei:p--y
Th~'e''rxy"-httnacnao n ut- a')' umi
WVYpar- vht leIt l ''tI-:na t tht!
1:3 ht of.1 une, :11,11 are' 110.0 ( uiatl ht -
- ti atr way in'a the st es e..t'
.1,r Spi . a, aher'e it is their' -ira
porte t ho < i' in the a:rf:,ee e" ren ,
tle ti 'ra 1a cuttr eC' :ani (he, ple'alatI
metorItg 11 1milg Z'f. the4
water's, Wial hIt imatL'y!!Y ta ma vr 1o
folow the supmd athl tf th.,) 611,i1
1:re:aan towi!anth Ow Pleat, gtitli tus tt
test then "Thevto- vtio Gateway"l
the'ory of (Xpjt:.A a:13 llent, (o'
tCap! in Mvend F' yn, a-irt -.
'ea 4.1t i f:.kn a renown.
whahl rS il u! t a;( R ine mir
takin', combioi ro,'ar:-ht wii.snprt,
1 al b0 m i I g" o": in a steimner sp .cAM
1) aepni toa ruigh it in tie Sihtiani:411
a i., s i 'i ar a .p rtm:.an-li k aal
i paalang In', ( %T t. Ill .1 a ta' n i Jl, '-;L c -
-aP 'ie itl <nteara p ' "ai , also pre
t ng by 'altan Jen in, oft ai u
- , i i -'e , r ' o, 1.a,- Na orI-, des
tb i. vI > .I f tne :i'eriao lll s
a - ! 1.- a i a m , b . -, 1-t of
ta'.n (ant ii a antl \ :a a it atna''
a t.i. r ui \a; r , t in te
I:e al ern' '1"r . la: if i h eIxw
I Moet gm:. x wedl -h Wth P-1l, M-u..
,edoh ! , n uo~r I!:, -itm :~n1o '
re va I N o -- !k ivi I. TI*!:.s S l'!a. .. - s I i
.( ploa a aIl to. ;idor in. pr.,t~ (
taaola aial at tIh <;,- x . : - i lth! ;ov. .
r ainin ani ia a \eAl "F the xn d
ii navy, va eI - , n, Pe. ttern ann
a!- t ' Iom .th al l.nitrV, Ita t
llavier ar 1:111 fil I"'fo r, u
a t : i a 1' ht I'i a 'aon IiM d 1 Ill
tI r a a f'I i j ''jna ti- It I itd t.a ~ Ia
- .- .i ll w ill r
in. l. i i, 4 d -i--, at Pny
b lan. , lin t af :-- . eigna~n , ilata a
an de.r 'Z ' -N anno:.' --, ami wai en
<-ala r ana r m thIt p nia!, ia FeIn.'J -ya '
162:1.~11:1 wil c she t t 'a
The lc ' r h at lit;n,. An l .\
'tart : '1: 1-,v v. eb tn'(. I Inn hi
nrrnd p an a eni g V1 .l;' n a
S'nnaaia, a i t 'a a. : ti t ! t inak
a ma'an "nfa 'i 't' en [1;,i t he g'., ..aa i
0 a nb a an thn :- v: a ta
f t h h n ad l r . . 1 i t ..vl 1 -
t t-nic ' i:" I-tt a' h iMeI
n N I- Ii r. v aa - , h - ,! a .an
..1111 C Fi c- i <i
I nowan''' a t b p a ah--l oI w r.!d -
I wr -. I h I o , .i .no- :aaad
I vay. T firt' t a a.I .'.i n itha a a J o
* laa a rewa, iadni lnna.'a in uit -na ' n1
.nith an alaI i a mai'ny Ity .\bah iC
' a n' ' S n', a ' F a in ' a t.\ w an , ( d
I 'av', an a ane i aaaaIn by ha it a, and' t
' uat a:. an ic at , w bla;,n' N'a nv it x.
tit .-a a lr L y nt n I a i 'e a a , w '
a'n w '. a'te a pow'aa n i at I ' of Ita i
e'nv'ry, tald we a mu a~y haapa' 'awill prova''n
Itln-r'e.-tal~ ini their' a'mbalilaned at'temttJ
Congrain:Ul ctI Ualit.IaIa lTen t Thcaianti iol'
Whtie the :"en'*t it n' 'chmnnat reso.
Itanians 'a'wae anre or in" Ibhats' ci
Represeatnive l'I'at a'inter,''alaI b ik'hm.'
trama \\'naang'n, and rea'ined inaahj
(C'lumbtilit tuat 'I tha' re.-aalunt in..s'a uere
aiea.i.taed. Ti'o ina Governoa aar Sn'aat
has In l .l5t aidt t.ou of thea " \Aaameda
Fatic'" lian. \\a ill C'naneresn aana
ElliIoatt i ''n y I enouaagha tn' axpaii
watl .wrliers b''t a ralenered thea Suitt e
wvahib a'nt it b ad haimaa a t a':,w 'aa'no h~2ran
:a ''a aa ? (Of c*'ur'se, hae w'oa ked h~nt d
t'a defeInat iampehna~aeaanit, t.ndt it as~
rtl tata laevler ..nor t Scott.thtn pi'
tine latorin h,' tIs a.irae.' 'hat whn!n a''tlaof
annat of I hn' S tle acofi r,-, tan nal tot t
a f the' I'n''ati ' a'' j'nn2be.t ? To". a
aamaa up a t a 't, it wonn'bI' seemaa t hatt
"'aur! bealovaaed "a.ate" has a:ai thei
-rii a'a of'a a suppln~ayi'ng thae braihe<
a' I aIah ai n al t ha' lanaambearn a C 1ha
l .i l' ; t'anie. toa wha t 1a waa''abI an a'Ctiial a f'
a I n - ,nlt th rIan'a' ta an'.t het adni t Inl.
I a tam, ,,)N. - (''/it-. :laan .\" n.
Tihe ('aI:rpill:ir' iiini !vthwe.'mi (trria.
iThe .\ihaanya Nn'w',., af the 9,b,,
a i ' ': '- 'o aO r la. t 'aen have 'an. In
ithalya iaaia unai thaaiat he ra'aentus
aenemya hasa' a'ina itst tji.ap.aaruce ,n
an we~ an ral pl''~ I j~ ant ta nis ina this
ea'nty~. I 'in. Lj.nw'knett thunk, h e cnidi
ea.ilV y na i' ta wa'';gn I ',an aala ana af
his pltaaes,:anl t'nterains aanehi uana'i
na'e.t in regt.~ardI tn th mia, atat'r. ('ra;s
.1 lonak we'll , buat 'aahaat is at eldan
n' ia b ts aatuisa.a.'e is thea perp~~alleig
aneta'stion."
Al Costly i'tow,
A cow e'n' ia penuding bef'ore Tr'aial
Jus'tiec . (. Altackn'y, in Ch'Iarle'stai,
to 'om~o uap algain onl rtloandIay. 'The
c'o) v ailready h aas cat over 61I,000t, tandi
by~ thec t imea tat th'isa tauit is Ijiisheda
thint famonnit will bet incasedatt at least
aM2i0 Imorel'. A dIetar cow thIaat at Sl' I,
200O.-~ha'aln ue.
A ('inc'innat i ''ifea left her haus
hera. lIt' isa puu'Z~l to) knaowa hno to
wor'ada 'a leg~al tIot ico of Wnarninag to
, m a :'e rn in c
Inlteresting Rteminitnces.
OENERAJ. OGRANT'8 THREAT IN 1801 TO
RtESIG N iIjsc CODmMior4 AND CAST iS
LOT WI''i TilE SOUTI IF TIlE SLAVES
FiIOUi.D lE IliED.
[From Ithe Ibaudo ph, MO.. 'ilizen.J
li the summer of 1861, General
Gratt, then Colonel of the Twenty.
Mist Illitiois Rlegiment of Infantry,
w I s tddattieed lit M. Xico, Oil the
North Miss-itri Itailroid, and had
e.1111mand)( ofthe po,)t. H~e 1emained
several movdbs, mingling freely with
the peq[ le, repardliess of the peculiua
shale ol anly clie's potitc ial opinion,
inlid as the distitiguished Colonel then
I.:d 11.) thouilts of npirintg to the
1 'a si.! cvy, 1r :i d ictattoriip, no ocea
win1 exited for the roticenee to which
ItV ly he we th Ole greater rart of
ILis pupulirity. UIl 'ss the s'1llnt
w-i the ilyses tle G arrilous, and
(mb ri1ec'd cvery fair opportniity
uhich cimte in Ihis w-y to ilxpre..s his
iotlimqnents anid opiionslt ireg'ard to
1-lt iell nttirs. te o f these delal
iati.s we distinetly remeniber. lit a
I l i n s n .t ll
lhaia!:.L, 11,1use a stelling Uti niona
p. this q I ionn to im : "Whiat (4)
b-m ty ti.ink w. the real obj.-et of
Iis wa r oin I he p.irt of the Federal
-'i," sai I Urait, "I haVc no
dutI I inl the world thiat tle sole ob.
j*-l i e tieretorati in of the Uiion.
Sill -:IV further, though, that I aml;
a I)..oerai -Cre'y nIl it my regi.
t is a1 I) ioanort- and whenever [
h be coni vintd Iat tlis Ivar has
r it.4 o' j et t hig31ll- else than what
Inive m entitnd, or that the overn
Ill"'lit dei :1 usin its boldiers to
cX.- C'ith lii.. prilpoesiO of the abolition
ip, i-d yg n my honor is a ain
l t aolhhir, that I vill Iot otily
r W. my am.misson, but carry my
w to ild . the other side and east my
lot u;ib that people."
..iiA. (nANT'S 11.-. TiHAT l NrBO
. O A WAt Or HACrs.
LElIda0 frin "e'nioinloi b,olittl' Sp ee
w.t Mlib.a:auie, Oc'ober 2, 1865,1
Tit or day ihen Gut eral (-rnnt
wa0 hrl, spending several hour. with
hm in trt:e eonviirsatiol upont tile sulb
j e ainbiyir othiers, lie expre.sed to me
'n "ni oinin.S-id 1, I-Ge inrl
'it, I n.ver qpo'e private conver
,d ion wi tout express permission
tan I periutated Io statte vhtat 3011 nOw
-tate to ie ?" Sai bei "Certainly,
oiere isno coniacalieit nll t Part.
Aiiuti i.' :tatat l to iie in the e '/er.,a
ti..i that a con:iderable portion of the
Iroul e-s etween the vlites and the
bhnet-S Itha m led occurred,wa
in a1lmenliulnce of (ie nr Wiih att.e mpt
t 'e t'it ne;ro Iuflrage in tlhes.e States.
Si a'l f irtheir t hat if the Federal
reanoen' wire t ttent to do It
:lilt enfarce it, it wotlti. uidotubt.
edly priodice war betWecn the two
t:1-'.,
Co ! 1* % C .Git%\N T'S Opric[.\ , gl-g t. .
'roIN IN E-LATroN -rO NECROF-S.
Wt'I'im I 4. P '- or -rn II : T F. N NI-KS 1. S,.
.nNIs,1;., Augo.ust. I I, ( 6
VOfers an id soldiers are
po-itiv Il. pr.1obil ite'd fromi enforcinlg
la , t a hlaveI' theu'ir m .,e.~h'.tl et
It is eoj -.i.n on) ll c m
mi ad.-rs to seeC that this eideri is exe.
enited s'ri;;tly uder thicir own diret,
tion.JTy c>mman ofAN,
IBibil Iy or lehls incuri for Snle of
Tihe f iereme Counrt of thle Uniited(
maes dectided att (lie hast session, ia
the eases of W~hite r'*s. Ilaurt and
()-horine rs.~. N ichtolon, t hat notes
g-~iven fior the pat cse of slaves cola
x~ill b e entforui:ed
Chief Justict Chliqs Ilran dit-eeted a
(1i'ss- n to) be enteCred fora' him frot
-.neht a juiomen~it, ont the griounds.
l. iTat contitacts for lhe puirebaspe
aind) sale o' sIlives' w.-r'i undi: ire
. aicie, arad it 'hlolt, support, except
ii posit ive lnv.
2. TIhat t ho laws of the severatl
Sthat es, bay which alonte sarvery and
)ba 'ont racts eoulId 1be supported,
wer a'. nniniled by the th irteenthI
atmenl imenct of thet constitution, wh Iich
abolhi-Ihed slave'oryj.
1. Thlit thilencefoirwarda thie couirmon
law i-f all thle States was restoredh to
its rignal riniple ofliberty% jut.
whIib rtome oft the hrighiest courts of
t lite slave Sta tes, notably that oh
hIluiisiaiin, have decided, atnd all
ii:bt, on the samte priniciplo, deccido
shne~i conitracts to hie invalid, asg incon.
s:.1t. nt Ith their jmispr'udentde, and
thi 'a icr. has properly irefused to in.
ter'fere withi tse deciois.
4. T(hat (lie cla use in the fourteenthI
an mlm nt of t he Conistit ut ion, wh i jhl
fe'rbid<~ etitnp;ensat ion for sav es e man
iited lby lie thiriteenth,. can be
v imbeii ate on (lly on these~t priniples.
5>. Thlat ehaitnaes in ritate Curnstitu
Iiaon, acts of S lie I~ satrs anid
i~ei.-ialiS (I S aito Court ts, warratnted
lay lie t hirteeth uand fourteetnth
acaendmeius, cainnot lie ihld void as
iii violatIion of' Ite oritginal Const it
tin. wh I ichi farbaials I be States to pass
aniy har"a violatiog obligration of cone
Iiracts.
Lylnfh Lawv in TenAesser,
A negro namie di Wade partially cut
lie throat of his employer, Mr. She).
bay, while asleep on the 10th instant,
at Ilace lfi:l, Stewart %ounty, Trenn.,
andl~ eruished the skull of Sheltby's
luiotheir, whio at tempfed to arrest htim.
I to was t:a keii from the o1de~ers who
cap~turedl him, hung to a tree, and
r'iddiled with butllets by a party of
citizens the next ntight.
Cla ms, t aken internally,- a~re said to
baniish nimnjles
TDelegrapZkriO.
Prockeinbgs of the Republican toinehtion.
[SPECIAI.]
Cor.uMnu, August M.-During
Judge Mackey's Fpoeeb, Judge Orr
said that lie had heard that Julian
Mayor of Barnwell had been offered
$2,000 to vote for Moses. Elliott
called for Mayor, who soon came in
and substantiated the charge, giving
particulars of the interview. This
produced inci liut signs of a row,
and aImid the greatest confusion, a
miotlon Wa's inade Id clone debAte and
take a vote. This moltion beihg oar..
ried, n ballot was held *ith the fol.
lowing result. Whole nutuber of
votes cast, 117, n'ceor0a'y to it choice
59. Moses received 69 votes, Melton
18 votes, Chamberlain 16 votes, Tom
linson 15 votes. The entire Mackey
delegation, witi the exception of
Pinckiey, voted the Moses tiicket.
The Ip t'dultry delegation voted for
Toulinsin. As soon as result was
annouticed, yell., cheers and hurrahs
Weiti shouted by the erdwd, aid amid
the greatet doufusion Judgn Urr
aroe andtl asked leave to withd(aw
from the Convention, an lie could not
conscientiously sipport Moss-. Ie
th.n withdrevw, followed by altinobt
the entire delegations from Anderson),
GAreenville tind I'iekenm. It is said
that a number of other delegates; in
cliinivg Whittenore and hit friends,
will j'in the bolters t'o row.
Moses was then introduced and imade
a conservative speech. lie taid that
he intended to stand out in the Cam
paign with the reduction of the publib
debt and taxes, and would announce
his policy through the public press in
a few days. The Convention during
the session was very storiny, tind th.6
amount of washing of dii ty linen was.t
enormous.
A large number of the balt<rs nta
last night at the Clumbia 1lotel, and
resolved to hold a Convention to-day,
(Friday.) The following is the call
that will be published in the morning
papers "All peradne who are dele
gatch or alternates to the State Rte
publican Convention, anrd who ai-e
dissatil-fed with the nomination (f
Franklin J. Moses, Jr., as a candIdate
for Guvernor of the Stitte, are invited
to ment in the Court buse this, Fri
day morning, at 1 I a. m. Signed by
James L. Orr and others.
News Ilems,
LbNt$It, Atigust 24.-rivne ('is
patches repot 11le Beilast riot as re.
unewed, with seveital bloody.cotufl ets.
WAsihxofox, A ugit 2-I.-T wo
men were brought from Carter county
to St. L'mis, charged withli nsilt-ing
at the whipping were disthaurged byI
the United Stiates domminhssioper. 'Phe
affiris~ewpolitcal and therere
A dis-patch from Wheeling ays
that sen.ttertiag ruturns from fo~urte'en
counities favor the <-leetion of .J~aeOls
and the (deent of t lie Cons~ lit ut ion.
A mixed freight nami p..ssengcr
train eoi lie Chicago and D~ubuquie
road was thrown from the truck
by mialleiously placed obstructions.
Two peisons were killed and four
probably fa tally hurt.
TeSherill's posse fromn Browns
ville, Texas~ suxrroundedl ferr miaratt
ders~ and three, whoo e aped to Mexi
co, werd lhung by thu Sheriff's eon.
fedleraites on the other side, aind the
foui: h was liot by the Sheriff.
NiEw Yontu, August 24.-1h I~
thought that Geoneral Slocum will lbe
the cnididate of the Democrats for
Gove rnor.
Ila~vanai ad vices say that the insura
gents are miassing all their forces to
mauke a fresh movement on the Cincoe
villas.
llavana is overrun with sootindrels.
of every descriptioni, and mnurders and
,r'bberies are constantly committed.
'the police are seemningly powerless.
MAnaRn, Aurgust 2d.-It is now
known thatl the Government has re.
eeived inuformation of an organized
plain for tin insurrection in the di
affected provinces in the north. Th'le
timO fixed by the revoluttioniota for
the uprisinrg is the 58th. TJhe French
Govet rment has been iniformed of the
plans of the conspirators, arid reques
ted to use Pt eenitionato prevent them
from .receiving aid from France.
W'AsliisN'toN, A ugust 24 -Bout'
well's return for the first of Septomn
ber is, curreney balance in TJreastrry
forty one sand orre-fowrth millions1
unusually low.
The Attorney General decides that
under the existing laws the Post
Master General has~ no auathorit~y to
spend mioniey for Postal Cards which
Congress authorized, but for which no
appropriation lias been made. Intro
duction of Postal Card system must.
wait for further action of Congress.
lifarket Recporla.
NEv YonK, August 2d.-Cotton
opened firm arid closed frimdr ; uip
linds 22 ; Orleans 22& ; sales l,385
bales. Gold 12j.
Cct.utr.itsvos, A ugust 2.- Cotton
steady-niddlinag 20 ; receipts 2'8
bales ; sales 1oo bales.
Cotton opened quiet and closed stea
dy-uplands 10 ; Orleans 10t; sales
8,000 bales.
ilip V'n Wikle in FlorldA.
O,- Wednesday, July 31st, Mr. d.
\. ilowers, an old resident of St.
John's county, laid himself down to
enjoy a 1sliort nap," feeling, soino.
what fatiguod after a morning's hard
labor. In a few moments lie was in
a sound slee). The hours flew swift.
ly by and still he alumbered on,,ap.
pareitly in the eOIjo) Iment of a
healthy, refreshing nap. Night came,
and still lie slept a sleep from which
no one could wake him. The family
became alirined and a physician was
sent for. Rvery nmeltod oonbelvahlo
was used to awaken him, even to ther
application of rod hot iroos, but with.
out avail Morpheus held biit io, his
At'rong einbrace, and no puny t'ort
of poor humanity could break thd
spell. And in this trance-liko site,
Mr. Powers still remains. Nou sh.
ment, it) the form of gruel, has en
forced into his storach:o by arti iat
muans. and in that manner life is
taiied. His respiration is quite u.
luar, ait timnes hio snores ih it very d
ible and distinct manner. 'Ihe b
ject of this voiderful case of cat[ p
sis is sixty-two years of age, and d
been apparently in a state of d
preservation and health-. During; 6
Inornig previous to his 13 ing dpa
he had been busily engaged in pullg
fodder. There seenis to be a to,
suspension cf the action of the toes
and of Iolition, whilst the heart i,
tinues its regular pulsation.
lijor [-ouis le rirll' Share
One of the best known menun
South Carolina is Major Louis DleWI
of tihe Fourth Cavalry, the cominmat
ant of the Nu Klux Diitriot, ahd -o
orgtiizer of the K Klux crusakj
Il(e is an ellieer inl the United Stas
Army; and is paid well by the gbro.
ment fot- his tprofessional service,
flow culbe it, then. that Mnjoi M.
rill fipures on the books of the Sth
Treasurer as receivihig fiVe hitodl
dollai''s from the "Armed 4or4
fund 1 What possible service cott
lie render the Statd of South Catir.
na which would entitlie him to Pth
a sum ? M-jor Mtufrill okves it *
himself' to imike an e:1planation bf i
sign i icut fat. IP.erhaps h can, li
liepresentatiVe Whipper; vashi i
haunts of the whole business.
rr uch the better: 'lhe thing muslt b
prol 6 1 f tihe bottom, however Seo
& Co., the unquationable culprit,
imiay wriggle and squirm.-CSiatfcud
Ne ws.
1rcley I11 ost1n.
The Spring field Riepublioan, one of
dble-t as it is olie of the fairost Re'
publian journals in tle East, sibak
ing Uf the politidal :i-o0.peets ift th.
seenon says
"There is no loiiger any reasonnb;
doubt tbat Ilstol will gie a larg
nairity for (rOeleyi anumd it i
probably eleet two Liberal meinber
of Congress. Besides the Tiies,
which is the Oreelby organ, the
ler.ld-ivhieh prints more daily
papers than all other daily journmals
Of the city altogether; and probably
cirenltees ttice as many in the city
of histon as all tlid othei papers --is
ain enin , stea dy going and inflaon
tial supporter of' the Liberal reform."
Arc lity Womilen ilos
W0e are often nsked this quedtion.
Ini nrswer we state t hat two 1in'tanices
are oui reord of womnen reeei'.ing do
gree5 Iin Matsnry. Th'la first was ini a
Lodge of 3Masons In Paris, France.
Theli degrees in this Instance were
conferred at the request of' the indi
vidual and by a special dispensation.
The aecond aise was in E1dinbuf-gh,
Scotland, where the degree was cord
f'erred in consequence of theo individu-.
al havidrg clandle.tinbhy beome pas.
sessed of ii portion of thb work. Shte
was given hier choice, eit her to fe
ccivye or not tho dlegree; She elected
to take the degroe and it was eOn
ferred.
The1 freak1s of lightning grow mofe
athd more remarkaible every yeaur.
!n Alabamia it sti-uck andl killed a
ady,-'leavin~g uninjured a child in hdr
artifs. Ino the samne State, two but
isards, high up in thie air, were struck
and their iblit perdmptorily arrested.
hut the greatest ielmevement in tii
liue) yet reported, occurred in'Teu-.
ne~Ssee, Whiere a man was -rstruok ify
lightning and1 dthveti into the ground
ftP to h.is8 neck, without being mnates
rnally inyj'red. Perhaps the electrid
fluid will open an air line to CUbius
yet in thisway
Oiaptain Ulervey's experiment withi
Chimese work men in his lanndry at
Belleville, New Jerseys is so far sue
essful that another troop has been
sent for, and a new building for thei-r
acconmmvodationi is in prorgress of con...
struction,. All animosity between
the Irish girls in the laundry and the
"haythens" appear to h ave suibsided;
and they get a long very amicably to.
gether,
It is Otated in our New York eib
changes that Gen, Ihillyer fnnounces
his deterinat ion to accept the waget'
of $10,000 offered in the Daily News
that Greeloy would be elected, lie
wi'. also wager the value of a hiousot
and lot in Harlem, on- Grant.
Thme newest eharm is in the form of
a compass and about the se of it
cent. Th'le oldest charm is in th'e
form of an enaompass and about tho'
sighs of assent.
Bothi the men who were stabbed in
New York Monday, whiile attempting
to prot ect a woman, have sine died'.
Whly is the root of t lie tongue like
a dejected man ?1 Bleeauo its dotti
in then outh,