The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, April 22, 1874, Image 2
It. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
7odnesday Morning, April 22, 1874.
A Wholesome Act..
,4)n6 Af the best 'measures passed by
-i.h Legis'ature at- Its -.past sdssion
w.. s the one forbidding the Governor
. 'remove appoiutces wvithout guod
eaise'beid shb'od. This strikei a
direct blow at the root of most of the
villainy existing in South Carolina.
It is iipossible to siy how 'much of
the dt filca;ons of treasurers through
:ho State, and how many acts ol op
pression of Trial Justices, are to be
attributed to the Iresont Governor,
beyond doubt the most corrupt aficial
who has ever wielded power iii South
Carolina. The defaleationi of ilum
bert of Orangoburg, was owing we a
theft of $6,000 on the - part of Gov.
Moses. What purt the Governor -had
in the dofaleation in Fait field Couibty
is not known. and may never b. But
we believe flrmly that Moses i., partly
responsible for the eipty treasury
hero.
The Augusta ConstitutionaliAt re
eently contained a l9tter from Colui..
Lim showing how Moses endoavored
to vrinig - $20,000 -fromn - diiffeent
County Tren~sirors. -Thcro are sixty
six auditors and treastirers, and a host
of- trial justice" anl other a'pointees
in the State, and each is called .upon
to. satisfy the greed of this intiatiaulc
cormorant. While somle may refuso
to acceed to his detands i, a nujority
p amy this black mail, and in turn levy
1pon the taxpayers.
lvcry appointee of Moses has to
nde'gd a tierriblo temptation. The
ierage appointee under-the present
%ine enters upon' his duties without
*y great amount of honesty to begin
ich. The salhmyis so large, as to
ake the ptco' desirtiblo ihierely for
.e raio of'the money sto ,bd iade
rom it. Before long,,he receives a
equest from Moses, either to endorte
a note in his favor or t6 -pay some
bill mnattiring in the bank. If the
official refhuso, his he*ad rollk into the
baskot. Th'temiptation is too strong
no pays the money. Before lie i6
juietly settled down again, anothei
demand is made upon hmimim. This it
-dso submitted to. Another follom
Whenever a new aspirant. looms up ic
the horion ; and this bleeding pro
cess is continued until the salary is ex.
hausted, OiJ 'the public fund is drawm
uponm. Tho official is arrested, tried,
convicted, Ile shields his patron,
and Moses rewards the faithful ser
Vant with a full paidon. This is the
prdogram me.
But the Legislatu-ro his ended th6.
villainy. Mioses earn no loniger beg
borrow or steal, with~ threats of.rye
moval from office. Treasurers car
breathe more frpeely. Thme.grat ie.
pumblican party is reforming. -A bbt.
ter day dawns upon SouthI Cai-olina.
.Anoth ar Oarpet-Bag Governlment coniV
...to G.riof.
The Louisiana~ muddle made .th<
name of carpet.-bag govert ient in
by-word and reproach .to ihe world,
-Thein chaocs, produced by the infamuon:
Durell's midnight order and l'resi
dent Grant's unwarrantedl arnImed in
torferenoce has not yet been reduced
to order. 'While this issenga.ging the1
attention of Conigress and the lcople,
the taxp'iyers' delegmittion from South
Carolina has laid at thin door of th(
Itepubt iean party another bastard off'
spring in the thieving gove rnmenat 01
South CJaroline3 While !Radical wise.
aces are rack'ng thmair bra ins mc nrm
that they are not 'reonmsible fo - thi.
mnonstresity, tl any~t'e r catur-.
of their begetting is flaunted he f r
the eyes of all honmest pecole ,us an,.
other proof of the wisdormiot PidierAl
1i8m ini its reconstruction imeamures..
Arkansas is on the brink of a civil
war. T wo yecars ago the election w as
claimed by both pa.rties. Bixteor, the
Radieal enadidate for Governor was
seated. Brooks was a liepublican,
but was run by the Conservatives .,s
Carpeuter was one run ini Suth
Caronnas B3ut Baxter seemt to be
an honest man,' and has bceen aeting
with thme -Conservatives.. Brooks hams
entered into a dition with the Stadi.
cal Supreme CQourte and by themihas
it this last day b6.'a put into Qflice.
Blaxter was ousted by force, but has
-stalhist I his headquarters in Lit
'le Rook aid proclaimed martial law.
Both aes telegraphed to Grant for
assstace.But that worthy get his
fingers so badly burned in Louisiana,
that lie has refused assistaneo to
either party, tellitig them to have
tiheir claims decided in thme State
Courts. Troops are pouring In from
all sides, and a colllsion is imaminernt.
The Mayor of Little Rook also tele
gphek. to -'Vaohit1gton 'that the
Court, wotil no .-ot til -o at.
martial law had been' declared, and
that the citizons are" in danger.
raunt finds thuthe - bnno power to aid
the Mayor of a city, iid orely or.
ders Iris troopsto preventi blood'sed.
At.aaeby is imminenot in the nhdle
Stute. N'othing dan be dont until
the Courts or th- Legiiatbr# -m80e
and even thon, both claiming juriadic.
tion, and, being opposted to each oth
er, the matter will be an far from Fet
tioment us ever. The peopl' will idot
know wvim to obey. The next ole
tion will be conducted by different
sets of managers, and general.?;oujnu.
sioti will ensue. We re no peaceful
'adjudicntion of tire embroglio. 'Oront
has on his hands the awkwardost cds
toner lihe hasvor had~ to deal with,
ne. that %yill givo iiis id. his party
untold anuaoyuace at the next election.
THe whol cheuld o're 0fostrio
O-uon is t he' most dl.sgraceful botch
that the gvcIul Wt has' 'Over- beeu
;nill y .9f. In iheir flondish alatisce.to
wards the Soutlh, the Itadientls live
laurled a boomerang that will with
unerring p.ci.,ion, retutrn against
t hen.selvos. Grant ftil his -benoj
men are in Do enviable pos'tibo.. 'Jt
will take all the twisting aist'trning
of all the PI i:aaelptia lidjors' to
lindll 1-0n0 honbrable exit' frbrn (ho
disgraceful com p.l.idati'n exist Ing ,in
the South..And the Republican piarty
wi'l bobaurtcd-to its grave by the
grim and ghast ly spetres.of-Louisiana,
Arkaiisas alid'South Carolina, threo
States, once flit' and pr-rpetois, but
Low gaunt koleth4i,
The Need of United Action.
Within the past few nionthi there
has been mucli saii and much ddne iti
furthering the mardh of ininigratiob
to South Carolina, and we d'outi not
that much real good has licen aboom
plished. There a-o' jono features,
however,'of the method' heretofore
adopted.which we think lijurious-td
the causd in vhiih our people rso
deeply interested. As fai as ourln.
forination extends, the plan this fur
pursued has beeir.that of procuring
-'y individudas fron ib agency in NeW
York or ,bhlestoia, auch persons as
were tceded au lborers upon the furu
-or olsewlere. -Thus far wo. have
hoard of but few cases of disappoiht
ment upon the part of labaror or cm
ployer, but few as thej have - been
i they Are calculated to do great injuiy
'to the cause ofit migration, besides
furnishing capital to our political
.onemies. A 'ijdicious confbination
on the - part ol landidLerp %vili be
alike Lenefloial to the sediety or
ngenoy through which the busin'ss is
conducted. The new comer would In
this .way fedl hii'elf iidepend*ent of
the thian who i Ato bomehouis.Cn11oy
er, and not !iab!e to di:apintanent,
owing to a miigtnderstanadinag btitween,
him anid those at thore'ihistanod be
coes~I' hire, ittnd the employer, would
feel a ure of: obtaining such labor as
he nteds, anid would be prothpit to
comlply with his part of- the contr.act.
Foreignter! are by noiutmans so eagir
to ntttle in South Carolina as t9. be
will ing to'lake risks 'of obtainting
a hlome and meetinjg a warmi recep
tion upon their arrival. Our p~eople
hmve said inuchd to themn of the ad
Sintaige s thant eati here be offered, and
it is but t~ii al thait t hey should ex
peetI n.ore thin ord inary indueenits~
wl.en they comec. Exp.:eting 'the'se
otad Iuliu~g to receive them, they will
air onice become d isea tenied atnd
leavye, 'esideLS doning al11 in their pow.
er to disnuade othiers from Cuming.
All .that cahi beo ird.should be don'O
for ticw settlers 1s best and isiost
eaily ac ncomn pluihed- by couber t'f. nc
Ton Te sitinple fact of manny per.
Csrns ein g hblought inito a neighbor
hooad at. the s~rme timig is calculated
to ipte lneew com.-ra :oret~thleer
settles ailone in a new.. country, haviupg
no ac(iitataces-wv.hi"er, aid, per
Ihuas, urna be to speank the new tongue,
n fiust icel hiimaelf. to lbe indeed a&
stranger ijt a.atrange :1atnd ;t' atyi< .wo
maust riot be starprised- if he aoou: be
come dishearltined. L is not tioces'
sary that several persons be brought
out by oneempl4'oyer. If those in thd
amo 310eCtionl of a county unite, the
end wvillibe accompllished. '
One thtidy, above all, shuould be at
all huazards provrdnted-thie' teturn of
the humigrant rifter' a failure to get
the kind of work lie desires. In sucht
cases thu dih'appoiunted party attria
butes his failurd to'a lack bf int'erst/
in him on the-part of 'our' ped, in'd
however much lhe may be in error; 1id'
wvill suceed~ sra cenvineink other. 'in'
like, situation if- the truth of his.
belie~f. A failure to 'obtain early
employment is likowise calculated to
do mnueh harmt. The unfortanate
plight in whioh a larg6- namubu if
Itatliants were tnecently placed1 in
Coiumbia is qujto, ufdoienjt to illus.
trate -the evils of a lack of under
Ftanding and oo-operation between.
elnploiers on the duoe hanil and i i
gratio ageoiga oh t11 other.
rdder. doubtl ;9 raemember tbe' a
gerna .WitU 'trlqb celtin pop
seizelv ~ .ocesig to dissuade for.
oigribra from'.sw 'g here.
'16'more than one 00,0t 6 by
uFedt h 0 perso rder ing hus
'received &abbo-er 74j liferettv t
entirety from tte. * denirea. and sent
tk. o no0e a tie '",
tion Ageboy. fW a man fitted- for the
*ok'hf 6iiceifr, nZ recieivid'"ne
wh one onlj.trude was tit if a j*8l.
ter I As a miatter of 4ourse the party
o'deri g'o td g'i ve Leitl)e r Iok or
encourageiiert to the portiou seit, and
the ioiter wa.s:"forced to .Yetorn 'to
CO1uibl'ajo noek Work, 164vf46g' bits
wiyfedthd ii'fanA in tad tipper potiou
of the Stti ;de''deA tnostl.y upon
6itride ohihrity. Whether the jowol.
'Her Bas pratiured einployment 'We aie
uniable.to teaf i but wtthei'ble'o ?ih
or-hutiot; liuis not likely to be viry
etihas.tjif over the result of" hi
ouing totbi sectird.'."-We do not
intend on9 re'fleotion upon the Pdl
motto State Iintnigratiun Agency
we o'Y st'at bars of fauts.
*Seeig, th o, th'e dvant'agga and
t0 -arcossity of organiiition and uni
ted effort it beh'odtes dtr people td
tuke itnmediatt stdge.to''form Le0al
inmi grat on s6piettes far thefour ther.
anice f tho the'great hadis iO vioir and
for the y'reventive of evils that must
ensub fion the 'refdt xiiner of
proceitling.' We hoo "tb se,, ere
long a j1auriaihidg asociaricn at e'rery
eouijty-seht. in tlo'ititate'presided over
)y tb5 County 'xarutidibne'r. e61oted
undet the provisions of the ''arpay.
ere Convtiiob.
41
Editoria, Notos. .L
Gov. Washburn, on. the th'i'ttth
ballot, was eletted United ttaten
Senator"'.fron' apbuslet(s, by',a
vote of 151. Dawes' aud loir oopld
agce pa no co'npromise, and iere
both tbft at lome. WAbhbuit de
foated Butler tvied foi- th*6 mina
Lion, of (overno. I p h igea to tlic
"reseetblo "' tepubl idan of the
stiate. .lld is dohsequently dpposed
to' Gr~antet. T "4
Th'e in'natiloists and eoditreton
ists Irdstill atAr io Congressi. Tij
Senate bi,, iicreaing 'tla currenej
by $44,000,OO is before Grant. Thc
Easterni pap't-s entreat him ti .,veto
tlie bill.'. The Wost and Sou',h are
unite I on in'hatio'n. New England
and' W'all street are violent oppo
DentW of - the nafgsure. Infldlor
may be a bad thing' but its adop
tion by Congress is gratifying in that
It bbowS that the "Yankees," are in -I
minoriy, and deals them the worsi
*blow t'hat cal) be inflicted o(d them.
It stab's themu in the popk'et book.
Then<ic t pre'sidceiialg eloction wil
probably. hinge on th'd fnanees.
The Mhisi~es llollins in Cofumbia
iwre wvriting is life'of Moses, ebow ing
up histillainy. ihay arb Well cal,
culate'rY'for the job, and v4d look fo:
Boaheth'ng racy.. '' -
I'N l\(~e has been" appointed ' bj
'Moses, County Treothrer or' Ricland
vice C. II. lBaldwiu nppoioLtI a h
Grant aaoiaeT eaurer jg CTharl'es.
ton. T1hsis4lk'thlad .oncnt .fonteiunptibh
trio.k of whl ichi MIo.os has y'eL beer
guilzy. .,Neagl'bbas' bu'llied aahit
abufedl haih on every af-red ceorler
A propos or this appj.ohtitine1c, we
h'.aad a geintlemaan say thtil, he hati
thought his opinion of Moses' wais tsa
bad that it could'nt possibly b.6 traie
bu that' iineo this appointm anit ho'i
be d.d, if bgr didn't think Ioea
CJongresa vili ptobably .ndt inter
fere in South '.Carolina addirs. TIhe
demIIoernIt$ tare' pig'. heatded about
Statesa righits, and Grant's honehmen
Will ti nothaing; It was "ne'er be
hievedi that (Unnghe 'wou'd interfere.
ilut the holliet'Iebrlo of gouth Cairo.
hina hane had adg Qpgodjnriity of stiat.
inag their~ caash nnad;. gaining pI blic
Ayloipathy Even 'Harler's -Weekly
acce plts the "overwheralog ey ide ne
of hrautd addl oerruption. The "1Niiit.
temoro delegatiof" earried'hith' it:a
stench, 'that althougha not'4{feusaiveo to
Grunt, has made all re2 set.aire pbo.
ple hold their noac ilid cry "un.
olek'. . . '' - --
Jolin 11. liu~bard bes been .j re.
'Rented 'Dy the Greebd .duty of York
cot~nty, for ilawlesneps In. hrresting
hIielt aflstilors. It is2 clainied that
his pdsse, affd a deta'ehubent 'f the
18th Infantry' unidor Lt. Jiennor,
*tolo horses;-hoga, chicken. and whis
key,'entered houses urlawfulhly, ard
ombaaitted 'othe'r outrages. Ilub..
bard'is iThdor '1500 bail to appear at
coourL.' Cbl.'46L pro.ikes. do li,.
e'r Beeder'to tho Sheriff when do.
wuand is made;.' t> --
We trust'-i iftathite worthoes 4de
ootivioted, Jnage '!akdywil glit
thdm the fulleaztot, of thao la,;
(COMMU'rATED.)
A Warning.
Parents beware. There is dangor
in .Winnbboro that'your son may be
como a drunkar4d-au Objeot to be
Plttw4d"fb'hbenw reitest Obea
iy, or '&ga:4blerJ.-aq obje'o to Wo
loaded abdabuneod Ip a' e eomy to
society. With the former, it is true
i(efed at ion* i'nWunsollied " hakap
ter is poasibo ; but the latiter, unl.ss
he'beirs in b is heart -tem6rte and
shaue' for is crimes, id epite of
pretended reformation, is only a
"whited iupulhro'" f Is said tlibt
'boys titelve years'p9d, boys six'ton
y6ara o1: and yo:ing Dien .jweVYty
years uld freiltent bar-rodims and
back r.o'ih's and gunbl.e for. drinks.
T'he uiduight orgies, are presided
over by:., reprobatos-7pimps bf I the
Devil, wvhobo sole busln. tp , here
's ems:to be, to make for thb b!oys of
AWinRabora a road broad and atnooth
to perditio. blothsrs: We 'Aip ied
Guar4 otoaoly yor boys, '-kqi them
at home," and see Ahat'they keupenot
company with bad men ; btiweare too,.
lest your girls m-sy learn to look
upou idlene-s and, drunkeneks and
gambtiingbas habits littli to be dread
.-i.co is a ingnpte'r bf so frightful main,
As, to be hated, needs botis -bet..een;
Yet seen too ff.fanliiia witli her face,
&We firt endure,.. then. pity,-tlien em.
k.biide.
We have fallen oilevit.tfmea,
CASSAN bRA.
' CORMMUNICATED.j
:The Dear Boys.
Air.. Edtour
The' owDuuniq.ition in yodr last
assde signed "Uassannra" reie'als to
'the publio a . condition of the
Inotals ofthe youths of ourTown, if
.what id.,said '.bb'' tre. -h' wbt
4ood due tasstfndra hope to accom
jie~b by'p aradingithe matter in pib,
1io printt It is yery du il tful'' i. qune
half of ei, nigtbciis itn our coniniuni
ty read y.our p.aper; drt-aitily nor all
t!ie fashet. 'I evil compfait,e'I'of
:\tit , be reached iii anoth'r way, and
the process I propose %vill furnibi the
ey to the reason why., the Evil 're.
ihJed to does exi.t. :So ' long, - lur.
E t'or,' as pareuts neglect or fail to
malf67i~r b~oufuaattrotive for lier
childrp', just s'O ioig wifttheir dhil..
4ren be prone to vnader from the
paternal fireside', and seek pleastires
tilat are not ailwya innucei t.
miust hayo %i an- roereatiop, ,.apd if
11,oy can't get. ta.t hoe, they Nill
liuk for it elko8diere. , then, Cas.
sandra feeolh the itite.rest in thi.0 ,ub
jcot that she mnwifeats, Aet ..i ag.
gest to herthat more pprmaioat go~d
can b3 effected by 4evising and aup,
1,)ing a remo lor the evil thau
by siu.ply complaiming of it. . Let
,i iir get up a-convention of mothers
and tell them how the wioked saloon.
keepers are corrupting their sons,
arnd that they mnuat namke an effurt to
reelaim the den~ boys. Let .ber
furtherhiore tell tlb -m that the timae
was when boys ne not, allowed to
run about town by, their parents,
and k'eep doubtful company. I eipimn
SMr. Edttor, that th~e pai-et. is more
to blame than -,the oh ild g 33t. OK.
eroising propjei' red: aint in tjio Iiuin9
feeand ifl not.'inoulenting.- virtu
osprincipleas'Th'o. salou.u.Ireepeac
nare not blamblecs, nor.'iro tht.7 whol.
lj guilty. 'fa boy. enicers tjheir
ect~alihment, they lidvd :io right
to ejet hinit~hn).dse nuethaorizer, .lo,dc,
so bythe boy" paralits or gulirdia.u~
Th'Im.faital htep. is t.s ken wheni the
thtreshihold its crossed.. If boys are
edlucated up to t'he .be'lief that dAut
stepi is fatal, ,hen will yoiu see a
re-p!onsibility of' pad-enta id, greater
rhuan lhey seemn to. fiel.'som'e times,
an.4 it is usele-a to~ try td shift it upo:~
rhe, saloon.keepers, muen whb ply
sactionso under the the apyarent,
sntoofthe'law. '
Thia is a delioato Alibjegqt, Mr. Ei..
tor, antd onue fo.r Wtlgoe proper .tre'at
mont I confess, inynelf wholly uni.
Etited But I trust I have thrown
out onte ideas and Ingge-stions tVhat
mnay tend int part to iblve'thie k notty
and intricate p~robh-mu ghat doubtloes
disturbithe uni d of every thoughtful
mzother in our community.
PI Ald1.
* coMuMUN ICA TED1
Mr.. .Iitr : -
' N is well known' to your 'readers
that itt the interview or reoeptiorn,
given by Preati'dont Grant 'to the Dtle-.
gation of "Tax Payers" from !ot
Caina~, that he (Preside.nt draht.)
toa~k bifenc, fot- *hat buuitose .fre cun
only conJoiturte' to ertain retiafka
inade -:by hacnie~r of the bonvenation
during'' the' :session. I' Whht the
remirks weror *ba t thiey purportcd
to be ha~s re'ver" been iid ulc
Aswe ea' neory servbs tile, I 0tate,
'rhe Ciai r:nau of the (camrtictoe odl
ILathtligration 'adill 'in addre:'ding t b6
%Donyention. "I hate no bonfidrnde In'
Congress, retch' Ibe' in' * Trdbident
Grant. II may have.' ptoyon himself 4
great soldier, bpt be has gone si far
with 'his party; a6 to"Aiciefino'e 'the Ta
tegrity of his'.o*n wifE for his own
Sselfish aggrandizoement.?'
Now the question arises--what has
Gen. Grant done'? anrd -does he de
serve the eananro of thb gonnamonj
reterred tot L ansdwer, tie duoe 1 1 1
On the noted "B luk Friday" (Sept.
18701) a riu Was ma)de'6p.gj4 Wall
Street, of wh1iih it wasolam destinely
known that Ul3sses S. Gran' was a
'wember. For what purpose I viz. to
p oulate in gold aud stooks., ln
tiaN1i ringth'e prilupal operators were
Jiit F)Ak (now desiwauil gone) Jay
Cook, (now BAukrupt) and Preeidenit
Giaut, thlq only survivor. These
gasiiblera. Were ha'bked by the United
States Treasury, and "Iade their
ple' Itvsouu leaked out that
PrOiIent/Grant~ a a pair'y iu the
iiei1ainbje, and Ijth'ough the profits
were no 9uyrzuouI, yet yb. were
of spoh a cha'raeter that If 'exposed
he,Pre sid'ut Grant, would be subjuct
to. the censure 'of e'very broker in
V*'li-6t eb't.. (n winding up the
operation it appeared thii& agqin.Qbody
had witu about i'hirtyihousand dollars
iu th'e naruo of U. S. Grant.' To
cover this fraud tile mnoney was paid
by ..Jay. "Cook to 'Mrs. U S. G'reat
.to excuIpate', the President of the
UUited States.
Now it was this p[oee of Vilianly
.ntl 'rascality (for I osri call i' by no
nildre nem'b) tiat Ahe South 'Otro.
lina dolegsto in'Qad - r sident
Gran6 ahe b mn "who wou aiaTaifice
his own life to prompta his own per
ieal intyreat." ylhat did.Prusi.
dent'- Grrant say, .to thlo delega.
tiounfrow donth 'Caioli ,, pot 'a mai
of wboma htd obt.nhor-dAille.y and
iutegiity than he ey6r- idi.d I
GuLnlewcu I have never road ai specn
equal to it, in aulignity, viletmis, and
glaU'dei, Wtoever, he.said, "It hs ab
mstiheed f'ouni the s3alahy whnich 1,
1aaighl havo eat ior )your peoplo."
Suffice it to eay this yey..-ot 'rosi
dctict Grat. hu* tteeb o-tubmwaited upon
by. altWobt e.vory r.epectAble paia: 4u
the Un Su., noi. neuau ofeuiea('ez.
eep the V i.aihaIigtUU CliO oiIU,) la.,
taken the blightest exception to the
coitse ) utsd by-- the deleggiou'.
whitit a scure of bitch papers .North,
Hiot to tlutin those 0f the South o
JNutth Wet, have eensurud the
P'aeiuldeut- for his whole couurpe.
Road the New York, " ,\V )
Z"
"Jurial of Com LadOeO," '"l'eald,'
'Lapress," "Gobe," "Eiaguiar,'
and a thongatd otburs, Atid yyu %ill
find the furto 3f public Oliutoi' di
dedly in favor of he SA outhean intno
But the reader tnays..1k, what, of all
this1 1 aitswer m: tuo Jaiguage of a
rtspected SIAtLnern jourpal, which I
have e dC.6a : 4It, shoe thst e1>',;
Sei t tUant pIoved braaeI pufuutay
bountempstible befure Lhe souh ULU
lita delegatiou." trp6, die ana
taer,I - I. quote, 1vesid ut
',,ot has forgoteni bis own elar. co..
.Wits lh not a deaisultr in Il , Mexi.
can wur,? % hen did be pay bia dcaid
eatiu I' Did nut tie 414 uib.4tiA of
Ilurace Greeley exjpoze his betig 'q
jeueulter? Ilts lie (P'acoidenti (Unnt)
ever,pald his Wil-. to tie grocery
nserchant4 of Gyilcna and St. Lo -is,
left unpaid, even .hfter lis. ,.eeut
teria of,otied i 13.it indopenidently ul
all hids, Igc.sident Orgtt sa) ."Soutat.
*Caolina is a sovereign State, aja be
has nio 1-ight to. Intetfere." lie he
Uver intes fored 1 1e .Lou, a-seest-io
rue ? 1 au'y, .o, .
Lt. l10 ''did interfere'' ph'ea
he-, was electe'd ..Paesideat. tand
iat.eured ..ths3 patroonge...of a. de
biased Conagre'ss'tOs.uppoJsL hitm in de,
siro ling every veagigu o.f."Stal~e.Suv
eetgat v."
2d. i' " fdid iuterfero"'In the pas
sageu of the JEnfoiocon80t, of the Act,
ad.the.Ll4t~h amnd 14th and 1ilth
aujend niiitut. ... .
3rd. lIe "did. iniferen' . in
the administration of iaffdirn in
liuuisianni and' whnu lie protected
Judgel 130a.d, in ip:tsoning evbsay
than upposed to his ad uainltisto.
4th. *bile has, mteriered" by pro.
teetinag in Southb;Carolina by -zilaiiiry
force foir more than six years, a best
of enspeL.-baggers, who hnave atolen
the fuadewol the Staito and thaat too by
hsis ownt knowledge, under Lhe inost
positive .proof. 7
. Sh. l.1e t:ai forgotte'n the groin.
higs of the Albany Pesitentiiary, the
'usurpationi of Louuli sinu the wrpngi
of Sutih Car olinami all of' Svhch, hi.
could have unelioraited by hise pesi.
Lion. But, nto. Li. et~ to all muiti.ner
of feeling or s3Iampathy, he (Preside-t
Granit) hus proven himis.eli a haime.
iess by pocrite, a ty rnnieal dezspot, the
advocate of .a centuralized Guversa
ment, a aian totally w~amng in; all
tihe chart tteristie~ of a tcofuoisj yet
theo qdvocate of any iad eVei-j mda-~.
ure that would cesipple thai paoitioni' of
the Un~ioh. who fought agsaiza .hi,
nottithetandidlg he niay be tho -fa
vorite of,tliui a'cetida,,.whfo mire more
9uspomed to beo genecrous1.noblc, ehn's
table ar~d patriotic togar ds :ihse'whd
are now labJpinug inder, a governmuent
chaacerze btef,,riud' cor
bth tg vtenal uaal-adlmnt i ation
eht ver oppressied aniy iLoop'les on
earth. A r: Editur, there afdo niany
viewa, of I r -n'ident Grnat, sand is uiani
tr ie nvl ti I at may have bee n said ol
hijan in the 'I'axpayers,' Coriyuntjon,
pot one word was satid aiis.
It'takecs afk. gets a nU~ntK to food~
a large . boa const rictor." TJhey are
awalywed t-hole, .the t,ime fi.r ea ch
l ainmg two howi- ard twenty minuteq,
duri~ si Lich the reptie p~mdkes ter.
t'ufic e o~rta and .diegdeiliig cvutr.
tillhs He then Jiesin a to'lpiid ustat.e
tlhifood is diesolved, ithlen lie
mksknown that he is read y for an
ot~her mat
W .fi' an entire New Stock <
SHAURAL
Wholesale
E i 167 MIEETING $T' ,'
4. SUCC 830TS TO- TilR OLD A'ST'.I
A A -CO, Cwrieteon 11A Ili
- '.KHAiltRNL; RI SILEY &
marol 1 2-Smoa t .
FRESR CANDTES
00 S, A Cany nsoed.
60, - Co*1nnut. - A
- 60 Pennut.
. . DESP'ORT7'18S 3 0j.
nich 18.
I'otice to Road Oveiseers.
T lIlflaw requires ltice days work-'b
do,iie up ii Ii e different I tids il th
Counly, previous 10 the first of Ily. 'I h91
oVernsettra who liaye failed to comply IV.l0h
this ila* are h'-reby ordered to pu 'fiv o
i eqired nti'trut -of wo-k on the roads
during the prescnototonili.
* IIENiIY JACOBS,
npi 11-x '2 C air. Co onry Com.
PJWTOGRApHL,
: ANEGANTEN;
Off is.your lime', is I iitond to close
Suip thy'Gailory in' tholoourse of a
eorr. thnie.' Ilotogrit;is, Fei-reotypes,
tvOrylypes, uniill und-.lilo sizo. iyouj
esi' re a lir-like ornanient, call and give
1 ia Trial.,
feb 12
The State of Souti Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
B Y W 1 !. NELSON, Eg., Prol ae Jude.
'i E \8 William i all hiath nade
Ssnii io ie to gr int. hia let ' iii ,,
Aduiin t i i i 6 t ilie ;1:i1ie and effjcts
of Thomu-N A10. |k|-. t d~ensel.
'I hese iro t herrlare ' to:e1e andi a dinon
Ish ill anid siti'rlin- ( lie kindred anil tredi
101s of-. o said. 'hPmas :10. Ilitli, deceis.
ed: hal Lliey be an.1 app -ar before Ime, ini
I e Cort or Prebawo. to te 1e0 I nt Fidr
ield, Unurt 1louse s. ., 'oo the ':3.1 day
bf A0ri, text, t4e pIdblicaliion hereoi'
it. .1 q'clooke. it tlot * reimOi i t) sIhow
bhause. it any th3y have. why the sa idAl
Oive n unider my lind. !ht seveltilh day
of Apil. Anino lidutini, 187 1;
- . 1 1,.U.SELSON
apr l9--jIx2 . . j. p F. C,
A BARGAIN.
IZE unde rsignet ofFers for s-ile cre PC.
te.liorso p0 ver dItetiei tinginio, wit 11
Orist 3Il11 tin' rohied, ia n Oggi-. Stil
It!"gine andl ill 01111 he seen it lily resi
dt-ece 81 miles 1101 leat biIW inhoit, ott
11he. Rlowy . .\ounlt Rton'il
NEW hPRING GOODJ
ARIVING AT J. 0. 130 Ad's
DrY Goods, Fancy boods anti
M[LL'INER~Y BAZA.J.R.
M RS lO.\G will be plcnsed to see her
friengds n~~id p hrani Fin flino ;\l 1a
front hl' eI'peritsicoe in the iiulineski die
cain' pleat-se the most ftustideott-i. All shie
iasks is ai 1rial.-'
2&- Fre'ish Pa;ntily'(1 ieicrii-s and oilier
goord rece'ivinig daily nr.
, j 'J. O~ O~AG'S.
- iN Oats, Corn, Sh1,uoksq and Lumiber
for sale by
J. 0OJBOAG,
, My .Te'r1i8 for 1874 are Cash i
All goosls charged wi'l be O-'ngijlere
duo Ontht I qfrst. daiy of Lthe folliowig
Jnonih I. TJo 1i11 h:B.~ nt ihen pit id will
be add.edl interest. at thle ra.te oftwo pn r:
k pter month, unless special agreemntn
sa mnd t (t, ctntrary.'
april 4 J. 0. BIOAG,
; Assignees Sale.
3 -vn irte'of Order itn'de hbv lon, Geo.
- 8 BryAn, Jildge of thie Ilirt Cnuri
of Ilhe U~iled :-tates; for te We-sierni Dis.
trici or Stiut hi Carolina, I will ntell int pub-.
li ouiter-y to Alie higheit -ii bidde 0.1 (lhe
flret Monday in Mlay next .bei weeun the
legal 'uVn of side 'fil the right title andlt
ruipi in the follo~wig rnil. esir-de to wit:
-A tralci. of landl lying bring anti eir nate
it thie.Conny of- Fairfield niuld .State ri
y'oult inl'nn oonltaining eig huy I wo atorgs
rhre or ler's lauosti as l'he Chapma ii rneF~t
anrd bounded by lanrds of t hei tnnlkriepi., itiand
of J. F V. Lttggi iii hinds 'lei4h~in.g. to
he Esentle of Wi. iitn Chapmanotl, -deuceased,
and also a rynci of land pirn1amte in nail Couii
ly ad 8hnitennti)ig t- hiudred nu
li'. Keli'i ap1nnn. I hi, said- lhink
ruti~l andI 4. P?. V. Lerg : -excepting thirty
nor-es out- uf the :ah, dajscribed i:ratt of
land ritsiignell to the Ilanrpa ahin.
stead, klt~ ~ahm.
- T 1ermns of -Sale,..
One hiilfcash. for the luilance .credit of
I welve months wih interoni froit,- diy of
snli (lie P'uirei~a-er' to giva hi. uid wiilh
ni o Ignge "f the premuises sdld, and io pay
f or asilleessary* paplers,
' Alrn, n't the e nie ihn' (it plnen I wil
sell at putbliO notery -to lie hlighiesi hiddlbr,
Itle co'ses in notiona, belioing to tho.esi nt
of Johin L. Itinck itnnktrypt. ;lermin Cash
-- . AMlNL II. CLOnNlEY,.
apt 8~if8 . * I-' sslne
CAL1iQL1JJ 1j 0UE,
' i AOK~S IOCK, 8 0,
NFWLY IIUILT andI NEATLY PURl.
NISH ED. The ublic fulraished wIth I e
best Ite market affords.
JOHN CAfRIud I.L,
Jsa 29-1vm P.z..i'I~.
HOUSE REVIVED,
if FiCsh and Choice GOODS. 2
I PELER,
r7tggist,
BlS'IW 110 Uj OF 1A VA YD
KITCHIEN, New York.
'I
This Mnrivalled Notilliern Remnedy is
arnted not to cotl ain a single particle of
A\ercury, or any 'ijurious. Mianral sub
stance., bit is '
PUREIiLY VEGETABLE, -
conlainitig ihose Sch6tliern Roots ad ItIerbs
which in til-wise ProvidenbO has placed in
counrics where Liver Diseases rofit,
Prevail. I1 will o0 all Diseases calsed
by Derangoment of the 'Liver.
Tle symploms of Liver Complaint. are 1%
bitler r hand laste in 'ie moni ; Pain in
he Onck. Kj!les or Johits, often Imistnken
for Rheiinifl-m : Sonr 8lomioh : Loss of
Appet%.1c : . lowels niternaioly costive anrd
11 ; iuhIinci ; Losi of tmepiory, withi a
paifiii. .4ehisarintn of havin failed to do
A'otei ing whiclh ojoli to have teen dono
Unbiliiy, 1.ow 8pirirsi. a Ihick yellow np.
rearnce cif the Skin hnd Eyes. i dry
Congh oft-n nistacen for Consimoption
Sriethiemiainy of iliee symptonis atten'd
lkhe h-seni-e, ni otliers verv few ; bit tir
I.iver. the birge.<t arenn in 'he body, Is
generally Oie sent cr tie dionse. nnd if not
iligili;ed * ini lme. erent siffering, wretch,
ed SCsS 11 and liethi will eneie,
Ti li ,en Unerilinge Specific will not be
fon'Td'thC least tjlplenanni.
IMr D1ysp--loin. Clanqr par ion, Jnundies..
Billionts atnekn. Qi,-k 116endache, Colia,
D vression (ifSpirits, Sour Sotach, leert
.nuru. &. , &c . .
SD11OVS LIVER KI20IITOR OR MEDI
la the Clhenpe-I, lo'i-t und Best Family
.\bledijele iniiti'e world'
.Alan it i tCa . red onitly, by
J. -1. Z El bl & CO.,
. lcon, G$a...antid l'h i ltadelphia.
- Prie.e. 1 UU. Sold by all Druggists.
june 2o
Executor's Notice.
A L L persons lia ing olLis.' ailtstm
- Eustate of Thtrimns Lyles deeensed,
n.a iereby notilled to present hem pini.
erly attested, and ithoss itdebted to said
es nisererei ie,ica to make -Ia)ment to
I lie'uhidersi ed -
T. AlIAS I. LYLES,
m b 21-tlx2 . ., Ex Zr
T1 11E ut.dmeigrigned relpecl.
I'll tly ' ittrfo nAs his frieidH
nai.i lhe Iraveling' publi ,
I lilt I, v i.. o restoved-to that liirge ati1
comnadifnsil b 11118onse tormerly' known as th'e
a -FairtieId lulel" where he'will b prepared
to tt i ' han' as hereinfore. Th03
patm ronages of may teillaw'bil tzbmfs "f 1iFimell
piariienlatrly s' hciie d. To lioth Ii ra tmnient
amnd re!nine hoa rders tmy- erms will be
oap 25 . 1:lropriitor.
hsxe a lot of ehieii Liquors, non
sit inmg of i lie followainig bri tend
Z.o r ltye, Fine A ple Braindy, N. i2.
Rbum. lackbIemry wvi ne, Cot n1 Whismkey-,
'ttAlgngabci u hiltskey, G in, nnd a slook
of Or.weira.s.cmn.itittg 0l'. iugar. Tlolbao
c0, Ston p. St ar:,&cN all of wheawil'
he sold low tor .onsht n1 ure tore oneO
door south~ of .1. F..-l)ividson's.
*OI)IGE W. BARBER &(O.
fob 2(--im
OlfKVILLE, S. C.
.* T IS Jinstiitt is fully su
plied with nirn.s and all neces
~sary) ieni~ltiCficnpnytlius' andi
Ilhe recent extensioni ol th4~
. eourse, of. sl ts hes t i
t'he iront. rak .o toudhenmcc E intIn
institirl ninns. Thei first sem'sioni of I th
helool Yieai' or 1874, wjill begini on the
21 ( of FE BR UA IIY. A pply for Catalogue
conftaiingi full p1111iculars.
CO L. A. ('OW ARJD.
011ZENS' SA'VINQS BANK
,, OUrTII. CA ROLINVA. .
Deposits or $1 anid Uipwards RecIhed,.
JNTPRR RST ALLO l I)i A T0 Ti5g RAj 7'p|
0. V p TIFICEiTRyv0 i l A/'
1:)i iIY sIX , AION7'mS ON A4.
CO UAT .
Joh 411II. PalImer, V ice-President.
A.- (O. lBrets izer, Cashier..
J1. lI S wrgr, ini . geeral charge.
*Johnu C, 1. brauid, Assish int Cashier.
.' ec!r reo '
Vade 4inutapi.eiillirto Minrtin,-A. C,
Jmhmn BI. Plmlzer, Thomas E3. Grgg
Colum mbih.reg
.(G. T1. Scol t, Newherry.
W. GJ.)Mayss, Niewbierry.
. . II. Rntledge, Chaurleston.
Daitiel Havenel, Jr. hrlso
.la'lvrs D.Coe, sialn ahir
Pi M~ rAechanIcs.- and -Profcesitat
bien, Widows, Om phan. iTllislees -nndi
Countty Officeaus, hki-ing money for whiictj
I hey have. to presentI use; ciiheredaepordt
ii, thusm a ol'imng tall risks of -tlselts and
destruet ton b~y fire, and at the sat tinie,
Iraw iterest, theorco& 1,ill needed'.
jutu6 2 .