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~~I1ELD HERALD 4 -, *~ S ~)~#41 m l~ H~ I W IIII i'l y sloii rng. byii ii, W~ .I \E(t. ' It F N1O 1,I) ~, Ed if or I')lL t (4 \ 18511 te reutllier thait when1 L(:'Inis of .1IidgI's Shaw.~ :il R~end ht1 1.)It ('\j ijiet, antil e Legislal Ill' 11 d ii I'i:-i~t to (let tIdly slieces5,or'$. 'f(se (;.V. 1:14 res 'cenitly tathe'i i Hh't~) 1 fl(II4r, ill issini~g t.o Jud~ges4 i'iav AdTl Red c1(ommlissionsH for it full terns, in place of those formerly givet'1Io theml for the llcwxpiieul 'el'Ill of tlheir' respcS1 tive' 14ld-. 1iue~i!)11i, the toei of Jltlg() 81mw~ I 8111:. and that of Judge lRve 10 no. I ill1 D,-,!emher 11, 1878. For hiis )4L(+itioll ill this; 110)4t Serio4us4 baitt" Ile shlt114 1'teiUvO froms thlt peole~( Of thet state alli the N~tl )1H41't 11114 11104)'Oligtelm011t h 11111}'1 desire. HiI,~ l'115(', fir's't ill i'Cftltllg 'Ollnti04 15 to the pretended judtge.s andit niow in Jll14'iti. iln the iiiiiids of the p)resient iI IkCmlll41ts t114 h~ighaest~ (ll (1 miost utsetful eviclenice of' their right to lolul thiri jit~igt'slaips for it full Wipperlj0 ill tay Wdt l',) N1414'i mayd lit ike t, wai'ts tiig thir sclit's (11 ti('411 tais11kIItceHI.'i .Ai i''ll 11(111 hler o'r OH I lt ( ),l SIfui('1iUIlg I I11 1)1 a tlt (''. ('H 41 l ' icc I 1;11 iltl tJ('t'0il l ti c l -IC M e''. t. ttt Iit Ille1PI (il the1( id' g1'Lvs 11 TM 114 lo' I p, N. C. A illiltli~t(1 tol 4'I 14141 s 1141.4ltelII 5 it ('0111ali115 hilly (lthit~li. 1: i1 tell. Not onily was11 on1 ofthIle waH r on114I1441 the i 44('111i( 40, ticv. S. iiti'iixa' ilat~lt'cl oft the Noi'4ii Ilnt a, 114; 144tM Il.t~iitt evdc o44 hiai~llt' h ;( 1i i i(sO1 (ii o . W N 41 ). If11. i'tIil \av. 1114(fe ll tIlt t'O4':h~ l i :1 rI44l f It' 54'te )'llll'1:'It 1 :'1ll~l~l. i iS 44 11 ."1 1lt1 d 4'ls only ct an potuc 1)111 thie (jlI1iHtioll to Wihi(i wo huvo jus8t a ude1. TheIi reent chaniiges niado by tho Presiden t in his8 Cutimt s~eemi to I'igfli icanlt. Miore (especiallyv does the llIpiiltiuf'z*t of D~on Cihiii('oII to the p)osition of Secretary oIf War1 the aim c,f hi~ch is the electionl of (!onkiing; . ho ]'resid~enit's choice, to: 'Flc 'lkl ( ,xil I" of *Jlldgc. 'fl, wh o is i mattl of ;o~y m~oderalte Viewx9, is Z1pt~t~ a thle firstI slo in stn~f t l sILtte: tcl se(culre( I hE'll ll, if! 'iThat (; ran .eti ulli eiitate at sill t~o Wold inl LtllV de(glee full to be his ready eCufljlr 11'l'icI to itillilii of lIto d1I)Ibt. i.ltL~gtl('P, the lappJoilt tittt. of the linter book 11o glood fo' the So uthernl people, anti its~ '(Halts wvill le aiteiid Wvith inter'Pst f niot, with aLI] Ii l'l'liol1. Ini V1L'W :)f tlis 1).(L'tiil tl c liVCn ill III' ',lai)illet, tilt([ of what s(centl t" beILI ASx i jerts, it is the part of t 1w, ,oth iu people It) do) Iut hihip Xh'ieite to) IL1'11'I (rn ['iit pret ext Louse the uiriy for polit ical 1p111 [1)8 M" Anty dislttir'Iiniiiee however1"'t 'aucll nd l. howeveur Ii''liignie.tllt.. lt Iit elilg (if troo(ps ini t he 8 11111. Th llt ie SI'~8l Iieit tLI IJIIOpl shouIld theriefore e-x'r("ise the grea'itest 01. I in a)I''jll probab iy ful theC 'the litie fi'lP t the~ pie et A Net ii (e Tloncx u t. ucle thef: coil 'ctiiwiX I 5% tli I LI of lt 'Ilat htio ttL(:t hilljM]fl4c ne~ ' ' li is 1 1t 'lud----i tl cltm \it iiWil wat. t. tIJii Ilnccl I lpe kiitln- anot it~ h tl nit en O tIpcl C~ ~ia' e- s/'f'v/u f. - liii]c lwilI' (it m th l ll ( i111ll;It ill all t P i' (ull el'l Ic fuleynl o tvu ll All 2W hili:t'l' If its;sel L'iX0 rtitl '4111 qllal 'l vOP Ilceilt Lue 0l'1c coif 11 the //"g'l~hi ti(/'J)IM i(at it htllI ahi t"'() III' tlt 0iI l):1("( optedi fact lcI IV li l it pr o l1: lc'"nliOl'x WI'l' II'il1 t p c c t 1t ::e il! I (tI ill , the' .~xt tit'l ,Iill is i l tt all w t t,l it h le Iue . ') lilt I -:ls il o he'i . still says "it is absurd to hold the whole Southorn 1)001)10 responsible for any accidental local (listurlbance which occeurs in any part of that, past region." As a further proof that the first reports were gross fabrica tions, the sheriff of Woodville, I M itss., telegraphs : "All trouble woull have been avoided. lad not the collored people fired into my posse. Prominent colored men were with me trying to pacify thems. Politics had nothing to do with the If'fir." 'The Uohunbia t J'ion //era/dl~ would do 11m1ch1 better to uulk ia little close' int o facts before flaunting its "b'.loody shirt." It' 50115 to look fr Republic'an victories in the South, by, mnans of "the st.n-g armo of the govern m(nt," tilul doubitless it hopes0 to gain tle aid of that trung arm" by a 1e2rs.istent gi hiding of its "ouutige Mnill." : c re(t ( f.e': I yr.u( Irg. Within the p.st ten dalys there has ocCurred in1 our Stte a double trage.lIv sear(elv over equ1 dled in its (('r'ible1 1insults. T.het mmlud.!r o Mr. 1n M:-s. Jolm LIa Hanll. at 1 thiri home in Ahl :eville c'oniity, ha ielady been mentioned. It was a dar k, cruel, b lood thlirsty, inhtlunan deed. A woir(tihy im.n1 and his wife. both 1iadvaced1 in years, were <ilietly; sitting in their dwoivlling, unsuspi dious of any app] roachillg danger. when at 111n1 her of negres (n (e. eld.: M'. Ia1n( 212 l'eiIlg engaged ill ('Onl v-ersation with (on(e of the numehur. 1 anlothier, Siteplhen L..ke by name, taking advantlage of the fact that his intenode.l victim21's (4tteltio n w\;s fixe.1 tlse.wh(e, dIealt .him a blow upon t.lie wal with a he try bluldg~eun pre pm ed for the lurdel'us purpose, uid felled him to the flour. The nex blow. 1 f21ell u1pon1 thei headh of Ma s IlIarmo n, an l the tW w Were ailer m1ately h11ea t(en 1 th 1il p strate and LnIonsciulls. Other .egroes eitered IA this Ipoint, and ole of them,211 Lairk ifullowaty, turne 1 over the ho ly of1 MrJ'. IIanumi :0 at on2ce2 St'pIIhen Lake i' i; kni'e and ('tit the throat. of his victhm Lark then went 4t to he hilly of MiE. I barmoni Iilil tain.e1 it ver", wOhen tep'1hen Inike cut her ] thr-oat in likm m( tituer Bu1t, the 1rime was not vet, complete. The house was (t1 once pillaged of all that w:s va'11nthle 111 ava ilab': le. (101 the tinre, a short dlist.,n-"e oft, w .is lilwc- t wise riiihel. Tou noiter 1;t(( rub hery, tlhes'e h1: 'k fiends no4w en 12aVor-ed( to add 1ie ('riie of a1'm l Il:eiing att('11e1led to set fire to the roo'in byv no 'ins of lighiting. a1 cloth1 2 lh21n11s were'I <j224'nched iln theP bdlood I:h2.se whoil' repair'.l1. to the hohmse( ';arly1I'\ next2 ioonlig fountheI 4 ra2gM t st ill smiiokinr 2and( thlr(eatening1)~ to ablivi::tI2 :1ll tnr o:cc(f the bl1oody~ I In-d that1 lu1.1 just. 1h(4en done. We, whli2'h to) pe'rn1 in ils true' 'olors withou 'it e'x('u2.4, 2.1:1 he' v who woul <21 'ft (2m1.t its 1ndliatZ2 n is2 no 1 better 1' thanu any o1 (f t he 1black wriet,'cs hv < wvhose luun'ls it was8 d11ne1. A vigoj rors' 2e'n h wa ~:s at. on11e iade fori theC111 munlre2s, 2422. severa2':i 1negroes V er':Unial~1 . Three( of1 thelse 1um2e11 utve' h'ec2inple proofali of1( thguilt of I 11d4e 1i2hl was111ie na tll iten, and0(1 12 1it s dec1 ided timt the 2ult 15 pt1'ies shouh2 be i ce. Aaied04r1 a11' (nd 12h41 no eat1h. Thle l wirl '~l WeullyIih'111:humb' 1l1ei pedsn pr II'eent <I tei 2 2114. ur.' 1 An22 I laged2 couple, 01 ains whom12 it~l mighdut weby he1( ('plir woe brutall Iy mude. redlI in1 their on n home, 12the2C (41 house pi2lg, and an <h~' Ittemp made' ~ 222 to hestroy e enir 11 haw bi2een' no124(t 111ingl alliating i, m n. ti i ha r I4armon (1 < lui oe caus~~ledl th1e (someh1 1ofi ilel (r' inses 11 t fseneofl0 1 (d li'1o' l e er s, <)1 ('wI (liI a '0iew to i 1Coer crain t e i plon Tis ay haviibe iny 11ni'e de. 2 2)1ree WC actuateded o the ar lieine fheir 11kjilgiof shot tiron deut Ii 1I1e)' is p;0 etext1 - -houg10hoit de i 1)anse a tir illodfl horrr in iter ogin Lmd ill its effects. Lynch-law i dlways a most dangerous expedient For its victinm in this case, assiunii their guilt to have been established we can have no iympathy. The; lid a dreadful deed, and met i dreadful penalty. But, viewed ii the abstract, a resort to such means tires is most certainly to be deepl; leplored. That is r, terrible condi tion of things in which the ordinnru lgencies of the law are powerless fo: the adequate punishment of crime and it is still more terrible when an, iiortion of ia conilliinlity loe it; onlieince in the hw, and resorts t< ither ieans for the protection ( ife anud pro(perty. These are evil inder which the people of Sout1 T:rolina, without regard to rae uie now HufI': ing That cr iie is of hle inlcr.:11e bN1ot~h in the number 1rn( hie grade o;f the ollen a commit tec ! nu111ot he denied. The pen~tentiar;, 8 full, and the court calendars a1n tdways c'rowded with ci imiinal busi less. Whero the fault lies, we art lot, inow prepilred to stiy, hut, the ofrdi 1 r1y Ieiasure(s resorted to have cer :ainly been not fruitful of good re il11s. Something iust he (1on(. C: *heCk the increase of crime, ini.l vie: tie'nto the majesty of the law. Strin rent laws should be (naete .1 lil( \vo: 1penal ties iliposed(. Soime ,hing tmust at one he done, enr -rimle bJe(comes atlm)1 t to)' wide 1p: end to he checked at all. Mean ime let all labor for the pr"eserva ion f tihe peace. Lot its have not mnother brutal murder, anid let t.hier< ic no grouid whatever for a resoe I lynehi-law. Couniy Organizat'on. Tho meet in.; on Siatunrdlav 1i.t w ather sp-irisly at en le.1--llichl b he Sil pi ise of those interested ir he orgioizati:n1 of thlie 1)iemoe)ra )f Fail til. F'roin the ahirg t.fienldaiee n1111 the last coun0h !Uonvenllton it w\,is re.is'onll~e to in. er that all t'he t >wn Mhi)S w\ )ul, >: fully reipr:4ein'e I at th;is s: ;It mal~ egnal~lly impor.bItanlt gathalti'rng. \'e deeply regrCt t'e 811:nall atI ti'd m('e on iSa:(1thy. btt. w\"e are nod ne'linc'l toi jil'ge tie gi(ood p'>ple of airfield harshly on account oi heir lack <-f active interest it mblie gitlerin.gs. A-de from ti< Ii omly con:- iderat.ion'i that, mony 0 lhe peo ple regard t1(ir prese 'in(c ( heir faurist at tiis y riiul:r inni1i if the first m;ulenh ther mir- nr1n\ ugiuraf ' iby the 1)eople oft til tate. Chief among t hese in f hi iLct. thait previons to 18(;8 t' wm1 o0 sieh thinlg hiumvn iln Souf] ihn. 'i.'here were of course differ' 0we c wa n ly a wd ( m l -ampai lidatcs. Ihit the electionl ainii >opuilari ity3 oif the aspiran1t s, anid t niiattered no t mnehfi, as a queiP er if publi1 ini jterest, whoII was8 elected thiere w:as, inl anly e'venit, anlins )istrijct gfvermen t. . int now ti: n all ch angfed. It in true thIat. thi hie primell object f thef!. ).i D eocrt~i arlt y, in thef iniaulgura~.t~ in and lii : 'itiuioin (of gioods giove' nmilent it ifnthI Carolina, and i thaiit thei ar<i tl e'ally no1 pji"cval issues'i at st-:ike' hit fori mlthi ianreasns whi'ch w< n poi tifcal organ izatio loll f fh< ioniesit ftaxpayc: 8 is inow a nef'cssit. Ihr nml. llst, he some110ilC~ me-i ini t h< >etiple ini thir (effrts towards t hf 'C etmptionii of the St-ite. amd t. his end, thioough organliza:tionl a~ impijly imililpeinsable. It will not1 ially sf1 ve tihe ''nd ill view forl thef 1(oph.i to resolv e to v)ote tfo a man:1 ml theC side f rigiht--even atssningii hat a fill vote en e p c i i lle w ith olf priou.ls organ iz it ioni. Whiat 5 nece led, is thatI thme people act uni fy ero// tfeelvesI in lie Demoi ralt ife org: niat ion lng before thei iinig iime ('omeiis. There is4 need if muochl delibleratfion, oif uill aml r i cinechan ige of o pinionis, lbefort heia notin o (f the Demora c ani'it ht'ii1 he' peole1, I hat the ier-ulia v iew. hie othler, and whoni th1f tuie fom ie reguhitd b'Iiy thi-- views and1: t h< xpien'ceif ffo wiih ior1gain iz-tion nd( noting else, can1 give full (.5 >resion01. Anfd the lpeople shionh1( ic organized tht thi(y miay not mannouilsil prot.est agaiinsft tihl 'onlitiance of the thiish'~i gfioern uenit und(er wvhiich alhl the peCople, vithiout regard to race have' foi vorse thian suicidal to argue, and to .e upon te nargument, t1-t t1, lItop)lictlfl mjority i1: so largo thait there is no hope) of anuy good reslt from ])emueoerntic. orgliuizat tion. Good rei~ult,) are sit 1 to follow. An orgacnizedI muinority), IreprOeentiing, 118 (10er8 thme 1Xf111()" i cratic par'ty ini' South Caroliiinlt tt ltlt t llinetti-twetlitectli8 of thle V property anid intelligence of the CO~l 111011weittl, musit, 0eet Homo ilutimience r! the Repl~lican party in our St:tiec. A strong pr1otest a~t the polls mlust, ilivO its 1'~'Ct. ov'en iHhiI)1l(1 ther'e 1st 4 tfl:ll 11 t~rimcii1)I1 for the Htitkals. Nor shlould it b.e 81I).J81, .1 that thel f 1)emiioertmtie ors ilii A tic 1 is to) (!x.-' pi i: a fer tile N )VCel!)er eklltio>iI. It. s'.uoiild bel~ kept ill ae kc ive :tl vigolousi l~cItC!ZL1lI It i Zi)i!Iw liI)'' i fterl tiut V evenit.. \\' h.v'e riot whichl (leiiiI~l cf ta'i( ' 1 iilr ofI Lt'tir so:\'c", f it 11 :( iht ll :li I U1 1)e111 -c Ciltie (!lt). Inl Oti jil t~ ~l1it is of vital11 111p1))Vtallrc'C n ab',( iii 11:':11 ('flllf " 1)e at Olie 1.. ceiigizl V" 1) gal rcl. ver CIV Coi leitt ioc, like initerest . Ul)III'.5 to (1thcii til 1 (IC! tlu;mt till J)iO(1)(CC C'. III 111 114'S Il t.i ' li' .errtI II e\VIiSIi 4 -will at. one(! talc(' mit (ijh Ii Cto erol the IiC111 blet of re very -\\'Jiefli the inext I ccf i ni; o f 11 I a'ti " IC lu it~is. ILel . II-IC ii ii t 111 'lais. sI'l(. 1 in'c tic Or! .Uitti~ 4)!ill r' iex t l i. el ilie It:I.c' a I t+) l. i withcwv tht peole cci1 IliI N. .1..lli Iie itl. C'ill' :~l~ .nl cI mIv ilmi . Vise :tid lili~su Iii ~ I I< basis of11 :IV 11: ej)l-hi madel tin c'. iri ;t1Igl, ci)1:; ti n1~ ext. i t)!" ji(~ l SI nil:t. t i('f itI C)II 54 ' a,' Ce' lI p iiI t i~ i y ). l 1l( i ') : i "'i -:il ' : '. c 'ilcci''4 N~:' I t( Ifs ll ;) a- tu i '1t i t Ih i i' l41 t it iii, , 'i "ii tc f) (' i~ 11ccl e" '~ll:g a' 'cl)Ui c4 /.: p(cc lieci;" Overc (iif.' ihitiplt""s" h:.\ io (1111 c:I this4 1 'i i'le di r' I l l thI i cttmi. cat \\'oi:it.N.' N .\ 1. s ;tl )l i. (l'c i t! has'tp 5 i''. lc lI' S~l (' hil 'IC ! N- I t t p(. ". IA~t t tel~lllli' :::t' 1)1"t iei~ III., :l W *, 111 ,1 e' (' e slt 111. sI'. .:;e r I t~i l("c Ii t ( 'ei.:t I'l 'l'.cue.~ i aci 1 :=' ii Of tc $(i I'4r11.Ii'g a tic)i .:ci ui;s \' e it , J. A. Fraser, Agent, tun tigent of limo I I1owiiig \\"cll extltll 1i:;llull file iutiur;utcr rulullauil N, itull recommend (IICIIt to property owlkera Its w'orti:3 of tltoir cotttilit"Itcc. 1'1"ol t"rty insured 1ttlulvijuutu rlt(ws. The 1''ire Association (11' I'liila" It"lI)hia -Ilit urpOrnt( tl ill 1820. Assv ,s ot,'i r ti:3,(jUUUIiU. The (iiti$elit' IIISllr."ll v ('I)Illl)all,1" " of Neivul"k N..1.- Urgolliiett in 11N69. (hi p i tli l .'S ,;,I i O0,UU(), As Sets Over ,,t500,0U(1. 'I'ii Peter bl rg savilq miff Ill suratiee ('01111taI11" ()i" I't"ten:"' llara. Vir iiii;l. :1-i;t'ts over, ('till 1111 in., nll:l i:l"4111"o voile ilroi crl y %%II tullf III i;; . ('t;ni.tty Ittilllin 8 11 ;i t"ri;". it v. J\t) A 1' It.ltilA1. 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