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i have travelled flown irradr, from the Cx*K-* * C- r When 1 look throi^^h our county ! i public officers and sec those snugly Cf!f _ an c"" ■J^^^nT^The cosml the News and Courier tf? *«***?- Now it seems ^ ! !»c i'oliteni of Charles ton. Ivlitorofthe I/uirensville Herald: l receive.1 the Herald sent nu^ ^ml i^^iia^the outcome of JlllT*C b j . y ; m humiliating to realize how low this j j oll j s ij iat a j,y aheritr or other, .. | proud ..1,1 oily h,i» sunk in “ l'"' i offleor in South Oamlinu can clmrRo | , >rt .,t‘ c 7 l ' i ' 7 'e„,'„f "tlnit Mtioal mire, in les. than a decade n o „ hatovor llioy pinnae for the work of! thiihsil Kite 267 King troct, Opppsitc Masonic Temple, CHARLESTON, So. Ca, McElree s Jewelry Palace, removed to tt> new location on kino street, (OPPOSITE MASONIC TEMPLE) ON THE their office regardless of the County:. jennohling promises of Hampton t° I (’omniissioners. This blow at the dis- ; ‘ : boss rule, with its corrupting and dc | grading pract ices. ward position. They dare not say to an officer your charges are exorbitant ! e\seoused in fat places \v !io^ Kept ’ij> a ; md cannot be allowed. AH in (he j coasting trade \\ ith the Radical piu t\ j W orld the officer would have to <lo ior eight long years, holding office i wou | ( j p t . j 0 bring (lie matter before i.mler tins rascally ruic, and s».:bl)ing j u ,jj, c Aldrich and let him sustain it. the Democratic party repeatedly at critical times, in the ISbft-Rb period: ^ompjain. Hav’ut the taxpayers of when I recall how the Democratic party under John A* betrayed by some of those very hilmi who installed Radicalism in the City Hall for four years, now making vouchers in Democratic offices for the erm fav commissioners ot UecWgt'town i ! county, complaining of the exclusion - | crelionarv power of the County Com- of t . oi ;, ml persons f roIU the Jury pan- i '“^ioi'ers places them in a very awk- ; e , Thc memorialist, claim tiiat there arc as many colored taxpayers in the county as there are white, that there can be found as many colored men of intelligence as the average “rural white juror,,’ and in many cases men i of more intelligence and more taxa- ils there any wonder that the people ble pro|)ertJ al noug the colored citi zens. The memorialists further state W,.r„er . <:l ‘*rlestoi, a right to complain know-j that nine . te , ;ll -, ; of Uie caPCS before 1 ° ’ in « that these oyercharges are to come j theCo||r(9are t!lo , e in whic hthe par ity apj w ct ffe amf this o’ block with Httle'SClf mo viously this reduction not only from the ct : isTH INS 1’ANT. The Building has been Specially aR- rc l and repaired by Mr. M'-E'r-c. The ceiling raised ami frescoed in oil—anew p;ate glass front oi mituiue oesigi., ifurnmuntefi b3 T double rows of small squares ol colored glass w iii<..i has taxpayers to pay, and actually hav- ingsuch abiil paid with publiemoneys is y«iu have described in your late is sue, viz: $2,OSO—$10 each for trans porting fifty-two convicts 130 miles by rail, I am amazed; but when I learn that this swindling bill was too ACL and worth a joinne\ to see, am -» i. ; m,, ns ; ro „ s f (>r tliecotimy cmnmission- Nev» Stock. t in* Waie lot . . , • • i,, , aiivtliiie* ever Of- *m-.s toaudit, and p:iv:nent w is proiier- salo will be in keeping wit i their suuoand.t gs, aticait ot an\inin 0 c\ci n ’ 1 * , 1 Tercd in tins section of country. . D refused, and that suosequently a During the next TEN RA YS (to IStb in-tunt,} he offers the t-nliro stoc ; in j , J0 i 0 n( inffuence was brought to bear his store under the Wnverly House at VOl il O WN I’itH I>, MALI-. O H »• | ;>n H nit Judge Who ordered the SELECTIONS AND NAME YORK BRICE is all tiiat is necessary to effect ! ideasing and Htricking effect—no other store front like it. in the U nited St He .The interior is like a FAIRY PAL. The interior McElree is now at th North si-icctiii after that we make out of their pockels? There is anoth er thing that demands the attention of thc people and that is thc manne; in which the annual reports of the officers are published, in many conn- lraor( ] in . jtiesof the State. The name of the j __ . ». • . . A A .. *« y ^ f* 4*. i 7 1 ♦ I»i» I i idaiinant and the amounf is all that is | n(>gl . 0 w . l9 deprived of justice by the j published in man} instances, "'*-h-■ t( j. repre9en f a ti ( ,u on the ju- j out a wo| d as tp w hat thc claim is for. i The taxpayers cannot i the chum is exorbitant , foot, but of the orgauism ,, c j If the blood vessels of the foot and j 1,0 £ 1 ° r « i«rr iip,> fniiv <b>voinned. ns tbov onlv and Pimr^ , | leg are fully developed, as they only j ties arc colored persons and the,>v»s.v , , )e whoJ , tho fi ,ot is habituallv ex- forjustice aipl fair play in the name of , posotl tl)e quautity of blood which justice and a free eoimtrj. | ,b e ] oW cr extremities can be made to Commenting on this somewhat ex-' found twoTB^Yil burg Bar, Mr. C. P. F. W. F»mt, fostering p.nl i receive, and, if neeu be, attract for a big this social mlasnia by the ,ry d<>cuniei,t Judge Pressley ! is ve eonsi d eni bU.. We said that if, as a matter of fact, the tell whether or not. The ties, it is unknown to him. He had i I observed in Charleston a tendency on j I can only say that the children who are al lowed to go barefooted enjoy almost perfect immunity from thc danger of “cold” by accidental chilling of the feet, and they are altogether healthier people as they have these accounts t<> j pay, are entitled to know and sh know to what purposes thc taxes are the part of a few preachers and <; 01 *! anfl happier than those who, in ebedi-j the enterprise » ence, if not by their active pal (ion. There were a score of, present and the fact is tablished that it is a resort--a gambling lowest order, Tt . .... •ue entitled to know and «bo'ild i ,n 1 ^ olillC ‘ U "' t > ' * at *i cncc tot,ie usa l? es have their na\, aic entitled to know and shonJd , >n lhjs 8l , b j t . ot , but personal observa-! lowcr extremltie8 , tion enabled him to say that there j applied. Had the county conimis- j n o complaint whatever from tl.e sioners of Clnuileslon not refused ‘° . g re:l t ,j, ass , ,,f the colored people. In allow Sheriff Pcrguson’s eknm tlle j .| le course Q f 0 5gbt yeara’ experience people of that county would never have their known that niouev had $1,074.00 of lie had found it to be a fact that col- jo red persons, when arraigned for ts : . . ht “ cl .‘ »rp«iindered. j tr ja i t |n nine eases out of ten objected UH - low ' 11,0 Cry ° f 1,ig 1 taXeS 13 r i‘ gin ° an< ! to jurors of their own race and acccp- , . i tl>c l-^plo the taxpayers continue to ^ th(j white ^ He ha;l been inform- allow it to go on from year to year without enquiring into thc cause. «>i*. Talmago on High License. Do you not see that this high license movement ? at the heart of the be it homes in America ? That it pro poses the fattest lambs for the sacri- tleo? That it is at war wdth the most domesticated circles in America ? I would respectfully inform the fa'aner nun adjoin ini bill paid. 1 am still more amazed! “Quis custodiet ipso.s custodcs.” We began onlv a few years ago re warding clumsy ballot box stuffing with enormous official emoluments and already we have reached cmdiiionof robber bills, fraudulent lists of voi ts, and a handful of bal-j lots stuffed in the box on the l sly do minute our so called Demo- ( crude primaries. The pro luct of j these is a complaisant county con veil - : tion, deciding upon Senators, Itopre-j s •ntn'ivts, solicitors, county conimis- j sioners, probate Ju Igc and coroner, with an eye single to (.he perpetuity and profit, of the county ring. It is the product of such an organization, oonceivofrin c.ornii'Kion and executed in wrong, tiiat the (i ivernor consults (?;in making trial just ice and oilier ex- ecutive appointments. And so the biennial farce of county government g h*s on: and so—unless the general public can be warned and the Gov ernor be compel!"*! to pact oflahe pres ent unclean thing—Charleston ami the .State are further doomed to the uiireofits present dirty political gut- ground hollow* under England, Scot- tore. t | land ami America, w’ith catacombs of Thccounty press may do a great goo 1 t slaughtered drunkard::. I am opposed by pointing out how* the machine is ; to high license because is is anti- uowe mtroil -d to the subversion of tru* ! \ merican, it is anti-common sense, it representative government and the j is anti-demoiistruLd diet, and it is continuance of unworthy political j :inti-C?hristiftii. Our Revolutionary hacks in office. ; fathers wrote first with pen and then By privileges, immunities, or j in red ink, tiiat all men are equal bo- prerogatives, b' give unlimited .-wing • fore the law*. Impartially written on j known white juries to find veidictsin permanently inva lided, and, so to say, carefully swath ed and put away in rigid eases. a professional j and revenue^, Brown,a pre miserable^ nsj ted the whites. ed by the lawyers who represented prisoners in these cases that the rea son of this was that a colored juror would frequently convict on mere suspicion, whereas white jurors would almost invariably be governed solely by the evidence,'ami would refuse to convict where this was not sufficient. In the up country, where there were comparatively few negroes, there were always some on the jury panels, and Tell it to all the philanthropists who j yet in a large majority of cases they are trying to make the world better, ! were objected to by colored prisoners, and let journalists tell it with pen and As a matter of fact he did not bi- type, that this day in the presence of deve that the negro suffered any in- my Maker and my Judge, I stamp on justice from lack of representation on this license movement the monopoly | t!ie juries. On the contrary, lie would of domination. Tt proposes to pair j state it as an absolute facRdemonslra- with honor, to pillar with splendor ; f"d by his own observation,that jin ies and guard with monopolistic *advan-i consisting almost wholly of whites, Ligc a business which has made the were always disposed to give the col ored man justice. He had recently tried a white man in Marion county for stealing a negro’s ox; the jury had X'p Country and Low Cm Columbia had two promptly convicted him and he been sent to the penitentiary for years. In many cases, where (hero was a contest between the white and colored men over purely civil rights, he had (Bounties, that I have on hand itlOO BRSH ELS OL'RE PERKIN CROysER COTTON 8EKD for Sale at the f* llov,mg p c.-enabb prices fm* Gash or Ex change, Viz.: 80 cents per bu —75 cents per bushel delivetvd per «>usi PETERKIN SEED for Tluee biylid.s o! : my barn 2ki miles from Aiken. This Heed is very prolific an 1 \va * planted by me in I sd, on a portion of my crop with such gratifying results, that in iSvi i p!ante«1 my enlire cr *n with, tliis Heed. I have realized this year Irom ii.; a. res i mitwithstanding t!u ravagesof the Caterpillor and excessive rains, foilawed br drouth) 400 Pounds of Lint Cotton tVom Eadi Aero. Cotton fr un PETERKIN CROHHKD SEED, gins easier than any other Cotton and m ikes a net return from 100 pounds of seed Cotton of 40 pounds o,‘ good lint cotton. My entire crop averaged this figure. Rekkkkxces.—Mi Hedge T. H.dlev, Jr.. .Y Bro., wh.o ginned my entire prop. Also, Messrs. lew is Brad well and John N. Wigfall who planted this year some of the same Seed. Address DANIEL CHOSLANI), Cl / 4 n, S. (. duels (of 30 pounds) deiivei at my batn—or I will Ex other v.'ot.iii, ioi eo at A: r mi d< ehauge 1 pllsiiel el Hceii tleliv’ereil at t> tiie passions of individuals, and then to hope that they will restrain them, is about as reasonable as to ex pect that the tiger will spare the hart to browse upon the herbage. “Qui male igit adit laeem.” Tkutji.” Charleston, January IS, 18S<5. In cimmeiitiug qn “Truth’s” letter the Herald savs: the Declaration of Independence, on j favor of thc negro when, according to “THE POLITICAL, . DLiiJi KHATION C H A RL ESTQ JJ." Under the above heading, a writer over the signatucc “Truth” sad ami humiliating pie*. •< old Citv b'* * ! the constitution of the United .States ! and over the door of Htate and Na- ! iional capitals. New; now, then. ! dare you propose for $500 or $1,G00 to : let one man sell sweetened dynamite, i while you deey to his fellow the right i neeause he cannot raise mdre than ; jlOh or more than $500, <'r cannot raise anything? Are the small dealers in j op 1 Ibis festive liquid to have no rig, 1 1 plead for equal righTFf^U'C first American do^triiba-; 1 plead for Hie : f> . small, prudent. «*i dlie .. . • and her cminty , e ♦* Nov. 24,188-5. -^ratv faeturers of- fj D8 OF Bi? -Proprietors of the Old and Popular- K S! Kfrrrr^- After ten years of Democratic j rule it is startling and mortifying for such a state of things to be charged, j During the Radical regime the peo ple became accustomed to corruption and fraud, and expected nothing bet ter of the motley crew that then pol- I luted every official position. But it seems there must be something wrong in Charleston County affairs,, whi -h needs the application <-f prompt cor rective and merited punishment. Las! rights '.f ii.esc who are doing a economical business In selling extract of logwood; blue vitriol and strychnine. What right j have you to say to these wealthy men who are Vianqini conflagation of beside their great temptation, “Go his own view of the evidence, the ver dict should have been in favor of the white man The negroes once had control of our entire State Government, and they had allowed their leaders to plunder and steal until their ffagrant corrup tion became intolerable, mil- yg the State, Uufc-H'JJRr "Cwifeu States, tmitec fuuT then been de.orlyiJ oi : lu iV.p. l.iia! supremacy. They were now under the protection of ti e whites, who controlled the machinery >f government and the adrninstration of justice; ami he believed it to be thc duty of the whites to see that they were protected in all their rights. He made it a rule to charge grand juries that God would not bless the State arc quite content t* News have its flinj that we have pun pulous effort to pu upper and lower see by the ears on the This effort to fix b. m7 tion of tbe Htate fora derj belongs to till partsjjj will find u > cop,fort State. The Greenvi- much to itself win know the people better than the Register, like to know how our conten managed to gain all knowledge of men and t! Carolina, <v to know any part of th' State better than we do. Did thhj knowledge eonu to our contemporj by inspiration, or is it beeausi washes his face in Reedv river water that he imagines he is so mueh better informed about tbe sentiments of the people of South Carolina, or any pan of them, than men who were born here and lived here all their lives, and know (lie.State and all her peo- w a enily an officer of the s Government. Mr. itbiu thc last few days, a of this State, sworn to laws, and especially sworn ath of office to bring to justice all^PHibleis whose actions came with his Knowledge. Yet these two men are found to be supporters and habfiucs of u low Gambling hell, whore ignorant countrymen are fleeced, and where young hoys iose their self-reapect and start on a course which ends in dis- le as a matter of lifg-’ong observa-i grace : pd ruin. This thing must be ahead,” while you deny the poor fel- unless the rights of these humble and AIGLK AND AUGUSTA BRICK YARDH. i-stablyd d production since then >>(),(.'()“,OK) Brick ;d North or .South. I .urge stock always on hand, css BOND U It ANT, JORI.ING CO Augusta, Ga. 127 and 120 Meeting Htre ivel v •XTTE deal exeir'ively in FINE FAMILY’ GROCE W tion, carf.V * H extensive assortment, keep cm ryth.ingyou want, sell astonishingly lo\t p.Ices, guarantee ev.-ry article we-• H. and thin! pave vou monev on • nir i.:,rrl,as,*s uf FamHv Huppiies. r i’rv us and b*-con- week we copied from tbe News and I Courier, over the signature of Hon. 1 in 1*21?! Ksti-1 NVm. A. Courtenay, Mayor of the city Quality and color unsur-j a serious ami damaging statement re- IiT information, j garding Chariegton County expendi- j j lures, in the matter of transportation of prisoners from tiiat city to the Pen itentiary*. He gave facts ami figures which read ami sounded like the dark days of Hoott. Moses Co. We con- j tidently expected to see a satisfactory j explanation, or at least an attempt at refutation, follow. Lot so far, ;f any I such publication lias been made it ! has escaped cur attention. Instead 1 -5'any ^xpisjuitoni, however, another wri er ami a prominent resident ol aid city sends us for publication, over th * signature referred to, other dam aging charges, involving even the i low in the traffic) au muc h as to strike a lucifer match? Now, this high license movement is the property qualification in the most offensive shape. Why do yoii not carry it but in ctner things? \\' , l)y* do yon not ! stf'p iill the bakeries until the bakers Jean pay $1,000 license ? Why do you ! not shut up all the butche: shops until j the butchers cau pay $,50) or $1,000? I Why do you not stoic these thread and needle stores and small dry goods os- ! tablishments except that a man pays j $-500 or $1,000? ; “Oil,” you sav, ‘ that is difrerent.” j I How is it different? “Well.” you j helpless citizens were zealously guard ed. And he was confident that there was a growing sentiment in tiie Htate in favor of their just and liberal treat ment. He was convinced that there was no complaint from the masses of colored people, but that the agitation of this matter originated among colored preachers, who were desirous of con trolling the money of their flocks umi aspiring politicians and would-be- leaders, whose only aim was to control the negro voters by these means for ihvir own selfish purposes. If the ffieers charged with the drawing ol I say*, “the sale of meats and clothes I juries nl u ed their trust and the ne groes suffered any injustice, it would : hen he time for the proper authori n' rum-se!liijg is right let all i : 'cs to investigate the matter and have the right, ami if it is wrong $.500 ! does no damage.” Ah, my brother, ' you have surrendered the whole sul>- : ioci. i, Ci! TON, H. C. verv descrip , sell j we can ! ; or $1,000 are only* a bribe to the Gov ernment to give men privilege which j it denies to the masses of the people. Can Cleveland be Renominated? tion. We will toll the News one thing, and that is Unit it will find jtselt mis taken, and sadly mistaken, if it at tempts to he more “up country” than the men to the manor horn. We have lived in all parts of the Htate and found good, kind friends in all. To us there is hut due Hbut i. Carol ini people, one iu^-JiS\Q Wtcrest. . l.^JtTauce to all the SurD alike is tin* Inspiring se^a-nHent of the >ve hold tlr.it what is right for one part of tiie Htate is right for ali, and a wrong done to one part is a wrong to all. All genuine Houth Carolinians feel this way whether thev live by the seashore or on tiie hillsides. What is there in the spot where a man was horn to make him more or less worthy* than other people! Why should a hill man suppose that a sen- shore man, or a Charleston man, or forsooth, a Columbia man, would be less likely to accord to him his rights because lie happened to dwell under tbe shadow of the mountains! Do we not all know how lew contrymen have loved and honored! u peon n try men even more than men of their own sec tion! Where did Calhoun, McDuffie, O’Neal, Harper, Wardluw and Thorn- wefi live! Where were born such den. men asCheves, Petigru, Ged.lings, i Kerr Boyce and other honored citi- j zens of the low country? And this is j the case now as ever. It is a mean and ignoble thought that would set up one man above another becase the one was born in a j fiat region and the other among tiie | hills; or to hold that meft were less; citizens because one man Hved by the ! i sea ami the other by the rilfijr or by the j stopped, and we believe thatmir people are determined that it shall be stop ped. ^ W Spartanburg Spartan. La tel v we have been warming. citizens p.nd officer, the^mbl ro , )ms iose business was toenliee oung and ignoranl—i-^ 1 *—^ There are many • iifflcinties in I he breaking upof these dens, hut one of thc main ones is want of evidence. The police may be most watchful and fail just because it is difficult to catch those men in the very act. A good work has already begun. Let the police have tiie help and sympathy of every honest man. There are other rooms here in which gamblers meet. There are certain of our (citizens, men en gaged in business here, who are just ou the ragged edge of a gambler’s life This is our most dangerous class of gamblers. They have not yet cul loose from the decencies of the best society*. Their intluenco is thc worst, eiausc they have not cornu out as professionals. An avowed profession- ".! is not to be dreaded in a commu nity like these men who move in good society to-night and spend to-morrow and to-morrow night In a gambling Sueli men are dangerous. vincen .jf! 1 1'atalogries mailed large lor jmckk-i; umi iliavage, P I 1\I OH! i \ s * J 1 I A ?!> * >. y * 1 j questional 1 Hence we 1 very wrong TO HAVE secured Patterns ami Gins r,t reasonable p-iees. CASTINGS of all kinds in Iron a Special attention given to Repair ose to fm iff- Ura-sat si Soti.'fae for all makes oi * iiaricston Tiie Marlboro as follows. “T le order of a Cheuit Judge, repeat .something must be iu the management of ountv afijiirs. i> ramr-t cc-mnienls remedy any evil that might be found to exist, i he iiijuiietion laid on the I , llounta j n Wliati? ri'jjit is right piry eommissieners by law was sim- | j,, itself, whether the u||j^nwelis high . ,<ly that they bhoiud select proper and j lip 0 j j OVt - ffown. of distim - i suitable persons to serve as jurors, | t; ,, n is t ] lc ^aine'old | and he was satisfied that they strove to do their duty according to law. At ‘‘Guilt's" Wcishinytan Letter to the j the preset,t juncture he did not feel Cincinnati Jlnqnirer. ' ealled iii»on to interfere; but if the pe- Last night I was talking to a New j tUlm ‘ crs * through their ehairman, de- ; York Citv politician of a good deal ol to il hirther hearing 1 cfore j personal knowledge. I said to t i iip | him, he would gladly give them pri- ; person “What do yo think about i Cieveluml’s Presidency un to this i IU1 .V special grounds tion is tiie sa;r:e < ; !d lafMerable preju dice that belittled the very Christ be cause he was a Nazarene. vate audietiee ami elieerfullv listen to If the Who Did It? Columbia Ileyistci up country* feels Politics. \cwherry Observer. « A great many people will echo thc* following sentiment of J. R. Randall: “1 am sometimes tempted, like the Marquis in a recent comic opera, to a**, with dqe apology for the expres sion—‘Damn politic*!’!” Undoubtedly* politics is r. mean business, and the more one sees of politics the more disgusted he. be comes. An intelligent business man assured the Observer not long since that he | would not give a tig for the opinion of - i politician—political, scientific, lit- | a ary* or ag. ici Rural. IE-! snyn they j have become so aecuctomed to ex ; pressing their •pinions with reference iUeil to their popularity* that l he habit Inl and on top of i| succeslve * lay* the basis to 3) cotiiH four «t whole up toahj of the steps wij the die-block, and will sttpi which in turn 1 the die-bloc*” figure. The’di sides, tyfo of wl two circular if wilkbe ^fac« these pav.lia' palmette block \vil’Vo<^y a heav; of an ins willW--. , ca in raised eiji conspicuous port] work. On top of the die colosal statue of f giving thc whole «*atioh ef 48 feet. The main statue ed and is now at i ig shipment as .‘Stal is ready for its east in bronze and h mn inthe.acL^ Senatorial clmi ’ mad© by A. ^ at Rome, andl the foundry o same city. Tl| ures are now be! nise i, and will be* pta trical points on the sij base. Mr. Viettf with bis has already ordere. the quart ies of MeJ Haskell & Hion, ati ixnects to c<>muieuc4 it arrives. Alligators^ From et X* Ls«»« Letter. ion guaranteed! r iv*. ie aoove corrospomjeuee ami 1 omnietit on the Charleston muddle is ivating considerable sensation in tin- Rate ami very jtislly* too, as this affair i ts a precedent lor the officers in oth- r eouuties to make exorbitant barges, knowing tiiat *>*) see how he can be nomi- tunc ? i “L don i na'ed again. He certainly cannot it i Democrats of the West and h have any manliness. If they j going in sit at the feet of the ‘ I might present. *of complaint thev i 1UU * ‘ n * lir< ^ t ’ !e {< f atlire ticeomo second nature; and that even | the enumeiaiion ami apportionment w hcrc* there is no motive to deceive ot the .-'*n are it Inis ! Nos. 015, 017 and 610, Koi I <>* CHAH. F. LOMBARD, Pi.' i ( ’A. i / ALFRED BAKER, Preside: THE AUGU OF AUG I t'asb Assets - . - Hueplus .... ■%. a * x \ ^ - JOS. s ^GS d >ne am! Judge. V n >t allmlt i a 11 v. \Vh‘i* Uj-.-d even by if n d f»r this it elf jeen a Circuit we would 'hate of New York and become its subjects, Urey may go for him. On - under it, provided for by the Consti tution, it should ask itself w ho did it? May C liililren go Raroioot \\ itii- ; q' 0 (ids we answer, Your own ijien in Injur.)- | the Legislature did it. Your nine; This question is every now and j Senators dM ij, who voted to defeat | again proposed for discussion, and ; Uie House hill providing tiie necessary j yvhen it is so, wcare compelled to give | appropriation. Or if you confine the j misrepresent, they do *t involuntarily. It is a severe arraignment, but there is much truth in it. More’s the pity. the same answer. On physiological j up country to the Piedmont belt, then grounds it is manifestly a sound prae- j we say* ace your own men—Biemann, The Ohio Case Stated,. Freon Cleveland 1‘Uiin Dcnlertltem.) On the one side are twenty Demo it. For the c atie Senators, with right justice UTA, GEORGIA.- t ».4HiO.OO interest on Deposits of Five to Two Tb.om-nrd Dollars. Hums of One DolHar , cuit Uourt, .Tudg« Aldrich presidio and U pward Reeueed. and that the Judge sustained q ; -heriff’s claim. Tiiat the matter ^ , then referred to the Legislature Directors—James A. Lofiin, E. O’Donnell, Eugene J. O'Cornncr, •Alfred committee composed of represeuta- 1 didates who have Baker, E. R. Schneider, W. B. Young, William Sehweigert, IMgcr R. Derry lives from C|iarIes»oTi was .Jules Rival, Joseph S. Beam, J. Henry Bredcnburg. the other hand. I think that Cleve-i ^ ■ N tw i ne Uiatti-r edituri-1 land lias brought enough p.ibllc sup-, tice to accustom eliildrcn to develop i Bla< k and Maxwell did ... ih'-^mmdi-? It scenu : port to Hie Democratic party to insure 11 ie circulatory and musenlar s* s ems | vote shows that if they had voted with j t ie constitution, the laws, thc pre- Uku ti:-- .Lci'ili o! ( harleston counfy our carrying the country in 1888 with 1 of the lower extremities, , l>rccisely as ] the Senate minority on the census I c .'dents, the rules of the Senate on torconveying i-L !.r.^.ners tot.ie pet:.- whomsoever we may nominate. , those thc h ind are developed, i bill, the bill wouhl have had a majority their side, proposing a fair in vesl iga- t.muary t-bavg*-*. 71 e». 1.40 ovi-;* and | Morr son m\v hetheeamlidate. I don’t | by frec’use and exposure. It is not j of two. It is useless to blame two ; tion by the customary methods and .. i *\t. w ^.u u.i- .u.u.iiu i. i.'r..ry think Hill v ill be. Hill is a local supposed to be eitlier necessary or de- Charleston Heitatnts for doing exactly I a fair decision in accordance with the ii.u w.ia. it ti a y ( '.. i hat the politician in New Y brk State, shrewd : sirable tiiat children should wear that which the three Senators of your facts. On the other side, seventeen j ( ouuty Uom:n:"Koi.crs re»uscd to ai-: enough t*) get at public opinion, j gloves for hygienic purposes. When own section did; with this imrortant Republican Senators gmd a Renub- : low tlie overcharge, ami that the slier- but his trimming between Cleveland the hands of little folks are thus deco ! iff’carried the matter before the C:r- and his followers will not do him any good, and will cause Democrats in The cold spiel ijha'i quite an ialtuom-o on "the exposition. lake Como, large body of water iii the centH he park, wa> actually frozen for tiie first ti!jp» in the history of New Orleans, and the display of skates in the New EnAah^^^"hlblt, which every!>oily U at as a vety curious one iV^^anutheru exposi tion, were acteTIly brought into use. A remarkable incident of the cold was ths effect it had upon tbe a]liga-_ i to#in the lioulsityia exhibit. In the I'cntre of the display is a large circular fountain and aquarium in which are a number of saurians, large and small, fliese had never before seen ice o^ilr heard of it, and when the freeze came were wild with terror and sufifering. The barked and howled and shrieked with pain, and it looked «£’ if they would freeze to death. It was found necessary to take them out of their icy pond, wrap them up in. inr warmed with fmt water, and generu ly* thaw them out. The ugly uiiiiiiajj s -cmed j>crfeetly subdueil by the and allowed the women and childi to stroke their hideous noses wit a word of objection. difference, that if the two Charleston ! licen Lieutenant Governor arro- raled, thc parental idea is confessedly* Senators had voted ff»r the hill they* gantiy, unlawfully proposing to ex- to give tnem what is conventionally j would have only made a tfe, but if: pel four Democratic Senators, with- tiii* our Io look toward tiie \\ est for regarded as a genteel appearance. No your three Senator-* hml toed tbe mark ! out a bearing, without investigation v.-as a candidate. W'e have Ion gdt sired to one thinks a child ought to be protec- i $ ie bill would have passed the Senate ! for the purpose of gaining a party ad- \ a get rid oi New Y i r.c Presidential ca.t-. ted from th * weather so far rs its | by two votes and the enumeration vatitage. Are not the Democrats ntn- didates who have led r:s repeatedly hands areco ieerued. On the contra-! would have been male in 1885, and justified in resisting this monstrous appointed to defeatjind n ow have led us half way ry, it is recognized that the upper »*x- the proper adjs>rtionment made un- tmurpaH >n, ibis uulaw/n) pr lceedicg to investigalc, and it also st stained into tbo R'juiblican pa ity. trinities shoulil be kei>t warm by ex- dor it in the session just ended. y means within tbeir^ower? A Halt Louisville Courier-Joun ■ There a thousand lief of the Treasury/ 1 the relief of the | is right in his pensions for the t pie hara ] must be < ! scattered, ducth ti »•' -