The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, September 22, 1880, Image 2
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THE 1 NEWS AND IlEIALD.
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'SP:I)NESIUAt, .elotenbor 22, t : 1880,
I. .!l"-.. \" l.9i. 11 'I.N, lt'r'out.
-7 X I.\' . i /t 1:' 'No: S.' ASso(IIT: EbIT0 t.
' l II'j Est-.' lttTI(C TICII/*;T.."
-For I*rvsnitn.
lxrINILJ.)> SCOTT IIA NCOCI."
For V.te--l'rettent.
94 'overnor.
Jftl1N;ox IIAciool).."
eJ. 1). 1:ENNEDY.
Vol. Comupl roller-(ie!eratL
JI-C. Corr.
for Meet+1'-ity of Sato..
1L .\L-S1s..
C" A ' itorrtoy-Geiertl.."
I 1'+.iV F. You.NS..
bot' Sit 114l nt.todl of(TAucati6ne
ITl6tIS'S. '.41M1I'SON.
For A.Jitti'"and 1 ino-ft."-Oenteratl..
A'Il-Tn it .' -ll: igi;tiag
For State Triatitt'rdr.
.I(~iN l l:Tlit'.: lti1Aul)sOI..
For Congrers"--F'ourtlr DI)tr1ct.
Jim- 1. hils
Forut Solle-tor--lxtht Circittl'.
'l'- - C.. OAsrN
Tw' o' (:'i-p 3' )r1yI.:5' IAvlV
visite(l (iremiville to investigate the
ret.nrnq fo t). hat city. - We ventut o to
say they will Ilil 'thell-;all-'gt,.
C ON1<1.1Nt; r1\s Itt.A7'f' 1'I1 - N1AV S
froin Mainte. Ile thinkis it is about
tiule to Imiake that granldest;: elo't of
}iis life. lie will eat boiled crow fout
i111es ill In(ianat before the elcion.
1' .: . ol'1i.1: OF' Aui{ANSAS 'O'1i.:1
11pon (1 anl endent to the constsitu
tJ'OI repudlialing a part of tho State
(hbt.. An ofliial Co.u11t. is necessa'1"
Lb deidle. wl)tLetr it rceeive a gui
jOrity of all I he 'oles cast.
G::vurs W. F-'E:L., A rl.:w D.AYS ,0
oiieted. it monui ent over Ajor
Amb'lr's- !grave, and1( the people "of'
'.'arri.ow, on I. of rovenge, are ha1
ilig; a stat.ue siilptuiil in hono' of
Andre's captors. Thus runs the
'ai l.'1i.:.Uout.v,'rI( J. i.:c-iriv': Com
Ah ittee 'of'(.harlt'stoin has called a con
Ventioi" t+dtibohtt, (ho ( question of pri
i11Tr of cO11Voli on.- The p)rimaury
lihan proposed allioW5- twelvo rep,rc
'nlltatives to (lit! city anti fivto i llt'
''niln t ry. The )rianl y is t i he best- 11.plan
flir slltisfini ill laarties..
Tit .: ' ('t:11-: t. l: .\Vl la(.' gallivant
a'inount'-reat ('at be-A$ is a); tiing
wo ld r.1'ca t in.idl. Al ys o t ghi'I
tigth ld.adyt'vr bttt
hesj,l it'ints-a 'fsii spect Ule (bat iit-b
vyiwdS with' i'oit. 01i8hY tll- . defetc
wi14it gret vigr.- A i'C'll"is to i&i-(t
ption of11 lIitIe kitt io tablaze ad Iothei
display ofred Ile sh.'-(sl ie rct..ig Ii114 _(
ly' iqual. lb ou itsI (of '87ti. The Nw
YorkI it i i/ea/dI pmfese t set a'l mro'sli
lIst ii'i ih ' reet visit:'f "l)r.o soavard"
tolei Soth Cron, and'I itsti )uti'edhtiit
is preie.nw. ncsayt ue
sn.teoiiI~ undefinale (adoarfield oon
downit hlie.I~' ii14 Th i/ car ee waist n'
11y)1:npayI on-Soth! itarlicnaier then
ci'Jhien 11w'o In thelirtm goodiii I'I1he.
have-iorIthey ae tretedii o ('(3o ndn
atl nI'ion tL* ionsi. - S i 'the iti etutocrats
thaI'rt. I heyt tr dlt 11ity1e wothy' of).1n in..
1llectua tr e ch as eir.:'Uatard
ha ie? thm i. i'tJcjiike
a'ationa IIt'jheenitie Coni'tte of for~i
That,i thei Xo.-pulca partyl has fker
te Dethieri pllaty 1is tugiversrally
Sonede,ihit''S11(le(i' theassessment f.
diee-hilder. It (toi'l femid cerks~ and
3)lin uscanl. Audt (i etU SiUt.ti's na openI(
or h tw1.the partyo~ transuryi-mtya.
tk i lOi'te a(ithe capO4.italits foresco0
df-l ind-refuse ~o, i'e uanderb amnev
fiira'isaIg,. iity's i (atimense shti's
are1i rIc)iairdlin4 -chiiek the teo) craie
-tlfloo 1tide? Ihiler.o'tn hypothei nugkes
(?had sowa, i ser the arty)ot mora
-' th i'iindo-s,hiend. t a reprte to. disov
Ile w-heteri li amji 11b. Ah~Eglsi: re8l
h:t 0 h l 0windo scu as thy irn
ahtrca -afond whthe t e lon list8 of))
rumet.i Mr..t .ish oxpressde greaitl
m~ihus e ooiusnfshutes,. whled
othe wicl .i'irmed ps ona idt that,
hI.Ihi am wIll re11 relyu r- ai i-.
Gfoo, . a.n'that ma s. nglth hadno
fTn he 1ra/dtit oulle.'C3 d o baliev
mommecia wo s et ii toe oreors in
moteori, is nt aiGeorge IVasingbt-n
the Raeuind toi httMrs t'onhisk ios
already fund hhe tOabe A most coin
sundnte piti'(calfo manager. "oblil
English, Aase cotemtuously caulledt
by .Un;dca oras scnfdn,ta
W Vit I; i Pi Tm.: 1 rn.:i V. v:wrt ti o:
Comnit(ee exalined 5-r. 'T'illett+ onl
the cipher telegraml,,. (oingressann
Reed, of :Mlainle, sibjoeted the olil. gen
tlemaun to a very .scarobiing nd. not
very respectfit1 eross-exumina,tion.
'1''he high was with Reed then.. This
yeariceed 11111 for re-election. and the
story goes that Unle Sanny sent a
twenty thousand( dollar keg into the
first district. teed seraped through
with a nominal plurality of 100, which.
they say will be overturnie for framud
in counting by at )emuocratic Ilouse.
It. would uhpelar that the laugh is now
on the side of the sIave old sage of
Gramercy Park. Let hiin cross.ex
atnine telced, and the revenge will be
complete.
I-r is Now IST[.r I- 'l'i.'r ''ttt. ValL,
oensus of the United States will show
a popihttilu of' fifty niillion, an in
crease of thirty per cent. over the
popuilation of 1870. It is of inte'est
to' know that the Southern States
which in 1870 had ai population of'
12,775,000, iiow have by (he unotlneial
iret.ur'tns 17,217,000, an iicrease ot' nea'
ly thirty-five per celt. In other
words the South, (Iuring lie past
deca.l', iinstead of reti)ogrilading, hatis
tc'.llally increasad more rapidly titnI
the restI. of the Union. WVil hout furt h
er elnnl'it we coinlnind the fact to
the attenlion t' the .lfadicals. Let.
lttt put, it in their piper and smoke
it.
That Shower in Maine.
it will possibly rie anii ill ofileial
conunt of ' he 'etuns io MIaine to decide
the resull of the election, though at
the present timae it slteiems probablu thal.
Davis, the Iteptiblican candi(lilate for
fovernor, has scraped in by the skin.
of his teeth. The first, reports elected
'haisted,.but sas the tow ns we"re the
stroughioli1 og- 0ha F+usionists, we
deemed.11 better to hear 1'ouut Ithe
backwoods pl'rinets blcir43 saying
anything oi'I lhe subje'et.. To have an
election itii M n'na m o.dose as to reEtliri'e
In uleiaal count IS glory enough for
the I"nsioihists, while the electiou of
Plaistc(d would have been at L11iiia1'r
boll. in the clea' sky, aIInd would have
warrated thle most extravaaganri utter
ances. Maine has buei Iteptrblicain
ahntost. ever since there w\as ait epub li
(aln party. For twenty-i.ve years or
more she has beei the roek-ribbed
G ibraltar of t hat party, and her ina
jority aIis been all atlong I'rou Iilteen
to twenty thiisand. li 1M70, wlhen
'il''i bleat IIayes by abotlt. tweinty
ekectoral 'votes, .\lainle Ieve'rthi'less
polled her sixteen tilh 4tianl I'plubli
cal Ial.jority. Since Ilien tIhatl. Inajuio'i
ly its disappeared, but it, has ever
blen clainel t.hat in 'resident1ial con
tesis She would rettu'i to the ftith.
hlet're thle recenit elections viel.ory' was
c'anceded'c to the Reptuliei-,. whoi
themaselves claiimed trorn~ tive to lLte(n
lhouisand( muajoril,y. ]liaine :ut it
down miioderately tat seven thiousanid
but, the jolly dowell w~'antedl ten thou
sand atleast'. At thle last miomenti
Weaver', who kiiew t hat. lis only
chlanice of. 'etIig ati elect oral vote ini
the Uniited States hay ini fuisioni wiAha
lie 1l).miocrats, went to 7ta aian anid
ied'( to b reak t hat liisioni up, thus
giving.jus1151 iiase for thei bli ef that lie
was buought ulp by dIiim Rhiine. With ino
oittsidle help, andu cont'r'ontedl by
a brilliait. a'ay of' Radical spealkers
a drawn~u attic right is I lie homne of'
thle a.x0iagniiietic anad nmost astutle of'
aube .t dlozien t'eb'el brigadliers every'
mtorninig 113 anapti z~iii.cr' before craincla
iing the bonies of two or three dozen
liusioiiists,,haambeen r'emniiided to the
ob)set'ity~ thai. wellI befits hiin. 'JThere
ikdisaty all' along the Rlepublicana
line. They hadi b,oited anid blust(ered
too muich. II.oixt. wit h their' owni
lttara i ni ine, they on.ter' inito lie
I iniana,race before thoir woaima are
hec.aled. ''hicy iil liave- to tight, 'or
Ohio also, f'or t he U)emacrats are no0w
pr'epared to aissail (Garfield ini his owni
Ienitreinchmienits. Altogethotr, thle are
Isuit ini Maine is eominuently astsfetory
to Ithe D emiocr'ats. Th'le 1.11ancqock eol.
i nn havintg goailled tI a g.lor of' thle
denace to thie geger'al charige.
'l'he Primary;
Oii M(ndLty niex t. I lie pr1iimary wvill lha
held tor' Vai-i'ied (notiity. Foity cau
d1idattes are' ini th) fiel, each veryv
imuch ini etrniest, tami eaeh, as ir' as3 we
knaow, conatideiit of' suace'ss. Aside
froim soime feJw iinnuenudoes ad charugos
hat. are inevitable to every canvass
these datys. Ilie coneest. has beeii deor
t' n fe romn bi 'rns . Thiis is
grat ifIying, as it maanos it etisy for dhe
fratted'istiruats to suippoirt their' suic
cessful compeSt itor's. Thel ruiles3 of' lie
lu'tyv ri'rlie -tho canididtates to phedhge
thleiiusel ves to siupportIi the) paa'ty notmi
nees,.andit not to aiccept a. nlolaniationl
on' ani Ofli00 fromi tiny ether than t he
regu.o la Democrai(tic( liogaiz'aion.
dtme this, and thae rest wv.ill follow sui
bef'ore the (imia expir'es. TIhie regin
tionls-o(f Ithe -pary tare suoh. that a fair
elect ion is guaaniteed. N<mao but
Iied Deimocrauts will-v'ote ini the ee
tiona ad they wilhl also 1he pledged to)
supp)lort tho-tJeket., E~very~ priecait ion
has baeon takein to. see.nre (lie clear, uni-.
biased .verdiet-of' a matjority. TJhils t he
par'ty owes to, the canididates. The1
du aty of.thoenadidate cxIs to rociprno..
cate this,.ini.not, 0on1y abidiing by the
primar'y, but-inaa puitting thir I .shotihder's
to the wheael, wh'lether- nomninaited. oi
naot, tanid in giving the tiioket, earniet,.
haraty support.. Whuoever. doos this.
best reaps the) gareatest glory..
Duinig the last week of.ta canv'ass It
Is in.somue places customary to start
repor0te damaging 1o, candidtos,. and1(
to imaike chiar'g (lmt anta nesil be
tuijust to the canddidto< attacked,, be
cusc lhe has no tiino to reply. Wo
hope suih things, will . not: oc (leu iln
Etinfield. And wo-would especially
WamrI the voters to be on. their guard
and not condemn any one unhcard.
I' 1878 the primaries Were ftirly
codllucted, and lin 'airflicld, alost
alone0, Were no0 charges mlade. This
was du to (te aulmost perfect, rules for
conducting the election.. These rules
114Ve; be e.o)ied ill man1111y other coun
tics.. 'They will give a liir election
this time.
It is probable that a second primary
will he iieeded for soine of tio olices.
This, by the rules, is fixed for the
811111 day after the first primntary, which
will be (his yer ea n the !d of October.
Jutstonae 111o;l1h will elapswe before the
renoa1rl eletlion. 'Tme parlty cilipaign
slhot111l be Active and elergetic. Let
nv roll tl) i heavy lulljority on the 2d
of Novemiber.
The Latest from Maino.
1tpublican retlurns i1oin foulr hundred
and inet y-se ven towmis give D)a':s 73,
4116, P'liisted 73,000, seatteri ng 338. Six
towns to hear froiml gave lust year,
[havis G1, Opposition 228. By these
returlls Davis will ha1V(e a p1)lurallity,
but his Iljority is doubtfutl. Tihe
I"usioilists aid the l),uoeratic Nation..
il Comnittee bo111 ebarhl:c thlat Ilaitie
and hi1s henchm11en are malnipuilating re
turs ill the back counties so as to
give the place to .1)vis, Vatguc
chlarges aliountl. to uothing, but if par
(kculars arc g;iven they will be damlag
ilur. It is Cl.taIed. Ibr inistallce, Ihatl
latest ret urns from the town ot Dexter
give I50 lil)ublican guin, w1enl thle
iauts show Ihat. there was a very slight
Ualin. 'T'his mnaltel' -wil! be tloroughly
sifted, and fraud, iflany exists, will be
exposed. Tihe Fusionists are going to
celebrate their victory alny' how with
torchlight processious. 1ell Butler
says he hopes Davis will b(' counted
in, ill wihi caase the State will eo for
ihtmeock in .Nove11nber by several
thovtsaid.
(.onltnaef on the 1result. are varied.
'lhe Dlemlocats aro jubilant. Somew
fRe1)ublicaul ievs sio V intellse dis
gust; other.s say -it. doe;n' sigii\..
It is best to take tihe verdict, of the It.
depcideint journ:ai.. '.le New York
J/cr(ld -slvs, w lother Davis. is dechiir
el elected or naot, is a matter of no col.
se(1luce; ill the prestige of the tight
is with the I )elkocalts.. If llaiine
after all his eti,rts is able to htoil the
forialer I'ipublica-i st r>Iglholdt only hv
the skin of h1i-.' te('th, hr 111u1 . c"(itlin'e
111 his t.imn bet.w"een now adil Novem
ber to saving the elceloratl vole, 11n(1
mui'.ist llancel Iiis enIgaglt(1ients li' I11(1i
am l,lci !d ;lilornlla,
The Springfis1d Re(ubg'em, . ii. hi
rsupporater-of" ,Ir(ield,. says:c
TIhie stojinnil ini iset-b ack wich the li
liouienns11 av ried P01 inL )itn
wav:s n1ot I a110n iet'eaz lilW'te n'('t tU
('orn1 ol' 10reenhaekism11, iot ai rit5h -t I
dsoSInih (lie Ite Winci uliP it'1thiS
('Stt or henul ionler noit a moereit em
iiTe tSaub ttli . lanagevs havo can.0
vssedo t he tte21 iSj1110with th ie abe
speoakers;t ~ teal Nainatlijainnite
(.01itst fo r olie North borle) invead1
zung tav h 1 hSoli Sou b.~ hute yMi bo wa11
our that) a pinsple w ii ould 'ise j'mu
the 'jalh,lit osteal"; eytin wasc 1)
andsavt th le 110oun (t, but,1 Minol un
accionnlyh sdloo (-ii'n in the Jilotack
of 18. hle the uhjretus areduct1i
then probabilit;y of Pla0ied's eleelio
to nisoOil andt Shoi dout over ph
resuO(l,k the o dy ll rt.favctr u
undonbeedS)lyO acc(reiothl eocr
10 is t1(Ih'e.t.ePubicans a l.OI eson
and (f' el-s them tat,oI 1 tilm pole thini
(la'Iiniss bud'i . i as.Garceloism, an 1O
iha in the face- fi pblzus uticai ring
tobesowi o the Soli Sou21 th and pay I
no hesed to, )vs theb oody shr.~ooa
Thlhila del'l tj-s i phiat T/mes (tel lUn..
isers comtt oi title(h01lalCa:11
10) i hof the1 lesth psi onsegtnenet
ltoll henerali o Gartidh t ow muh ~onnyei
et aOthe ''usioistpein Ah.in or. hn
muhia the Rlepoublive W spliet ilh
de st. hae o ii pay1011 isit 1 l- whete
ilaiited orv Davis i to baes Gove,.no
or.1w your, r weiiail (atel txat, it
.toI 'ty isnoay,*Ci be fr eit; bt it ihs 01
very1 grainnt o [ to Giie n'tal Gatiuhi
ilo (liw healeri lbe it bi lthie only(
liin.licanC i candeiaeby orthel Presiden'i
(la, Deinc te4 uranni'ztio h at
-f uadder of' a cenim- ago,s agains'
whomai~ thea electoral v oie of(lie willt
(Higlitnd StatesP tht hal ever i ~ faln .
a naty sonal,O( coulstile .t w.as then
utayt (o cene' o eeralg.i' t.i ned tht, t
ham is 87 iotC.nietis au.o'(.'o~ lot) hlps.
.and th at.vew hin11.-1 1e won'vit stand
mtu th liep1(0hublave w1iAlin andau
Ir ofaectiuio sweingj byv adt dancinl
1(he Deoantic rackeny t. Jlttoki
rf addst St ho. fon. 1818 th.)na-'sp-20,00
G rai' sucics ohf i 17, ilaerma-lt
1sen11G1r1elty reie l Ig.h 01ho husot n
thei liepuliltSca , hugiti d, ni ot
trof aCi. miOll majority.t Wht a1 gall
11 ie ratilndeve thi s d ed Ii tIfraudu
seuko ? And4 tey siayw that. 1aucock' Iis
(.everale t.hisndves tone.ta
Plisted in Ma ine., Whli atd thePin
Trte Stat' efud ha)0i'tii'd the ucrei
oman put aus reptie intoi olneuhi bort
as ihe rept1 il they sd t. s at) we
it.ke and' rhola knewaa( r tha oln't,
causedjby whiske.Jji~jj
OUR COU.NT'AZ1A 11..~
'ragent nt)i't of theo (:rand. Jutry-C-eneral
EItnrk,K"-A Specia 1econlinent.4ton" as
to the Sale of .Intoxicating Liqunrs.'.
Tihe following is the presentinent of
l the grandjury of this cointy, tmadu at
the teritu of the Court of Sessions just
closed:
To the Ionorable J. 11. Hudson,
Presiding Judge of Sixth Judicial
Circuit :
The (rrand Jury respectfully make
the following pr1eselit:tenit.:
'hev have extltlined, as carefll ly as
their limited timle would permit, the
lIl:e < flices of Ithe cotulty, and find
the sal tue iu good order tnd their books
accurately kept.
'Te coIidition of the' jail is very
,rood, atnd the prisoners tre well cared
fur.
TI.(! books of the following Trial
Jistiees Iive been tinitted to us, to
wil, of 11. J. Il. W. Colemian.- S. I1t.
J-hlston. 0. W. luchainain tniid II. A.
(dlttu, aind the reucords scem coiplete.
(i, S. 11 imlutt, the coroner, Ihas also
produced his books and they also are
ill good order.
'I'Te Poor louse has been vi<ited by
ia CUnitliitee of ou' nuuber anditt they
report it inl good con'lition and the
lptupler imt.tttcs well provided for.
'They reconmed111, however1", thIat one
munle, instad of two, be kept, there.
Purtiops of the public roads, known
as the listitution atd the .ell's
lridge 1Road, and (he road from Peas
torville to tihelton's Ferry, have been
reported to -us ill want of repair. This
has been called to the attention o.f' the
County Colinissioners, tnd we are
assured by (hemlt that proper repairs
shall be tinde.
The granid jury are gratified to k now
of the penen mid good'order prevailing
ini the county, as shown by the sniall
nin11beir of, crinltiunl."cases 'bel oro this
Court for trial. This diintinution of
6'n Lis the r1esult of a stricter ob
s(ervance of law an1ii te'mIerance.
Wh'lile thO tevils of iInteullperance and
thie .crryill o concetlel deadly
weapons still exist in otit: imidst, the
grand jury believe they are also (imlin
'T'he granld jury would recounlend
that thie law "to reg'utlatc. the sale of
iitoxicatihg liiiuor,'' app roveI .lat"cht
19, 1874, or Si) nltcht thereol ats 1"ebites
to the selling to known intemtiperate
1,e(rsons, lni18ors, lunatics. etc., (being
St"ction 7 of said Act) be ')publishCd inl
(tilt' COun11ty ,imp e'S 1ot' geinal inforia
bin.
In conclusiol the granil fury re
spect lully tendler Iheir thanks to your
Ionor for Ili( and assistance ren(lred
them.
itcspect fIlly subnit led,
J. F. V. Llou, Foreinan.
Th-c- (iliowin:,; is the portion of the
Act of. Marcb lt, 18741, above ieerred
Io:.
WllUftillv ('urn1ishinr any intox:cat
li' dirinlk,ly sale, gifl.olroltherwise, to
ally eso .l'sO'I o k'.owt intemlpeatte ilitb
its. or to amtiny irsou wlien drIt'l or
ilttoxie::ited. or to a in1n0or, or to aIly
11s111c pels'S, t'li se Its a beverage,
shitll be tld a11i "lcevlyd i1 iiisdc'
nInlit, ad, ispli t convit.ion t'le:eo,
I h( otli'Ider h.4hatll be iied not1 less I ha n
t eni40 dllars ala more than31.11 onie 1riinidr'ed
dollarsa, noda. impi'nEdla.t not less lhau
ten1 dayis talr inore' tha1t i hrty' daVs;
a(>d 1.13ti al be lawful0fo any0( i''mut jol,e
of thei' tinly,1 or01 biloo rt1J'l(atn,oi
or' lh)ann , anid kay (the cotaijt.teeb o1
such31 insane11 lperson, or* 1 for 'a Trio
cAI'her (at sitch personsla reCside( or1 'hav<
thleir i hg:. I e't t lentient , to1 give a1 notic<0
iii wvri in g to any) pers'lon or' t)).oSn en.
ill.(31d inrtiling, sill-in or$ 1 haingi
nOaltinto u1p3'1ijiors, 1:erbidldingL hhiia
thIemii, a s thte (case Lii ta ' h eio lfiwniishi.
jing'a snt.3h -linmperat(3le ersoni.1n ior (31
y-r liner~s ; andit if witin three IinOnths)
oft tile time1( of such31 notice', any13 prso'8
It) win 1 thle saine1 is given* shall fur
i1a11 Orhas to 'be-urnshe,.ay iln
toxic-ating1 Iiquori'to such il(l)eipert<
used as a hoverage, he or they slall b<
hedseverally'a repns: foi- aniy ill
jury"a to lperso0n 0or pr1op)atly- "whih mai11
'cCII'ir i c3onsequlenlce of' snel tuwia
ing-~.. and1 anly one aiggr'ievaed mnaya ret
11urntishing'1, b.v ant actji ihlstitutIed ii
2113a.ny .ourt ,)f ilbia St a1lhav ing ju tis(1.0
tu41101 o' iviIlt act1ons and1 ill (case( am)
wif'e shall1 give suc3h nlolice, she shuiI
be' e":$itld to rOcover' of*i the per1soi
fni'r'iishaiig iIAoxic'atinlg li(ttitor to1 he
hIuband, ini anl a1ctti.o ini 1her1 owr
lOan1Ie, 811(ch da11iag.eS 118 gagy Court. 01
.li'y. Iiiiay aiwarid, lfar ihe IntilitetIittluef
(at hier'sel'fan faI( 2tniiiy durilig the~ pie:io]
ki,'Inithn 1isOII Sinc)alatbl of1('0' prvling
al i1) any~ actio,(41 broiight- ini Zt)cori
21.1Ce wah. t the prova~is.>ls of thlis See
Ii uf, ihe honid- (t' I lie jY3iite o fi'aishi.
ing hnt o:<'at-ling <h'inks or2 licinors shaill
be lablo Ibr' the (innaigesa r<( eover'Ied ic
tile e3xten'lt, of thei aemillIty thre iCi(a( 1
calse thle satnue cann)iot b' slt i.liedl oult
of the( irperlyi' 3 ol'. the defondani t, it
such'l actiont.
A 7,IJtELY flP411R-If'u.N T
'tome Accountft of then Capture of' lruin lay
No dloub) man Iy oft your1i reader41l.s wrkli
like a1 descr)ip i) onl of.a I.otnSi2Ina bear.
countriy. With y01t1r conisent, there.
f'ore(, I propose ini this t(a give ab brieli
decsciptio of(1 a1 chase28 in which I htn
the tIleaurel' (it' pleasur.lO) (of pariipiat.
lng otn Nloudu3y, August 30thi. RiU
dlepr'edations) firist upon)1 0our hogs (ot
which lie is ver'y fondo) anid 1.1t1 he o
(lie hunt, then ari'inIgemnents forai wh13
had1( beetinimade prior' to the. day. Th'I
moring came an1)) Id the e,'iroW, comnpos
e3d:Ot'.A . F. 14wricy, (1. W. Cr'oss, J. .
Iiile1ty,uimyself' and 0tother,. a1ssembiled
aIt .1he applolited lale c f lleetinig.
Th1at acc(omipiished, t he 1irt yhtlee te
-I srike w'as thle 'orn'J d as1( from t''~Ilsigmil
(lhe i ef'1( had ben ini.. lromn thtere we
went to thle thicket, wihereo he Jaw (1ur-'
inig the day1~. A ('onIle of ci' parly,
af ter' br'uisding' ariountd thro'(ugh 1lhc
thlicket with thle dlogs (of which . "
Tra'iv"' as objet', anld (lie onily oald hear
dog we hiad). l~ia somie time, r'oused
'him by to noise, and.'(i"f'" tr'ied to
slIp out-(ns waiould'aniy othcr thIef), but1
ill s0 doinig slipped upj onl me0 on-' a
stanid I had taken. Of. course I gave
himii thle best La htad in the0 shop-putl
ting several buck-shIot Into his side,
but onIly knlockln- hiiin d wm. U
ous, vane-brikes; briar-pat-hesi vines,
etc., too thick to think about,-for about
one mile and. a alut', when. the- el'uts
of the buck-shot began.. to - tell "Old
'1'rav'' then brought hiin to bay, and
held hin so for an hour or moi'e almost
alone, when. we beglut to come- to his
relief. Now the ticklish part of the
I job cameo in-he wounded,. the dog.
worn out, and in ptlniot,to. and. vines
so thick you couldn't see twenty feet,
but after a good deal of manoeuvering
and adventures at shot was at lst ob
tained, followed soon after by others,
and our prize was won -a 400-pound
or. Then for all the incidents connect
ednet with the race which were not a few.
Witht our prize now won, tlie next
thing was to got hint hoie, which was
done af: or seale diiliuulty in getting
him oil a horse, and making our wai
out or the thicket. Ito was at last laii
el at A. F. I3urley's store, and after
ill had taken a little stimula-nt, he was
butchered and divided l anono ' the
craowd, all satistled with the chase it
not with what he had- los.t in the way
of clothes etc. left in the bush.
Bear-hunting is rather rough fer1
when well followed, but very exci.ting.
Tei reasoin, 2lessrs. Editors, I alluded
to the 111nles above imentioned is that
they are all natives of old Fairfield,
have a great. many frionds and relatives
there, and entertain a Very lively in
terest in the weltarlc of her people-as
also in the sucecss of that niost excel
1ent pualer, 'iua N.wS AD I lIiA 1.0.
More anonn. C. B. B.
COL. 2. 8TOlO .FA7R1toW.
le liollics to Charges Against Ills Demo
cratic Record.
Col. T. Stobo Faurrow Feplies in the
Spartanbturg Rerald to Najor Wood
ward's last Letter. The letter is long
and our coltumns are c:owdcd. We
will in justise to Colonel Farrow,.how
ever, give his-answer to the "indirect"
chti"tge thut "10 hail ru as a canedilate
for mtayor oi Athmuta. on. th}e- lladical
ticket." Colonel. Farrow says' that
Mlajor Woothvard mi'ght have learnedl
flronti any reliable persoi in Spartan
burg that this stlatecharge was a foul
slander long sinec succes,fully rel'uted.
All extract is taken'lroii the Atlanta
J/cra/d of Noveimber 2.1, 1872, 'a
tatnch Democratic paper which sup
ported Uolonel Farrow an(] his whole
Iicket (every one on which ticket was
a true I)eiloerat) in the nuuicipal
electiont i. A Ilanta in 187:, .whishsh li
per was owtel anti edtited by the late
Col. Rt. A. Atstoun, Ienrv (radv and
A . St. Chair Abramns. who'e IDeuiceri'cv
b:as never beeni qiuestioned in-6eorgi.
Il illnoutlnc"ing Ilie withdirawal of at
ticket. headed by Judge 1). F. 11aut
inoiid, and stating the reporl. that the
ltalical would Inal:e a 11011ination, thte
IIerl(d says: "There reuaints inl the
ield only the ticket heldecd 1y 3ir.
llanoiiiiok int'l ir. T. Stobo F arrow,
and the coltest. is narrowed down to
one betwveen I hum." It atds :il "There
are interests at stake wIic Compel us
ti ( tlke part, ill the litnicip al canvasS.
'l'lere has been gross extrivitagailee
dlitp).ayedt by the i)a.iorit(ilo.C pres
ent councd." Thein folows an a'
ra"igninct' hrgin theouj vot c oui withs
fav"orii ismi, carlessnessmii, ext.rauvaa'nm(e
and genersal disregard of the iuiterests
(ot taixpaiyers.. 11. then~1 caills oin aill per
'ou who f'l(avor econiom.y ?.o vote for
Colonel Fh~arr'ow's ticket , and1SIV say that
.1 lhe htreformers are0 no(t sorceheaids as a1
majuoiiy of the caniididaites arO oin both1
ilu is clS onte.t the1 quei( oln of paty
hats not anyr igiht to aibridg~e it self'.
B3oth tickets are composed' of D)emo
eratI . We can not recognliz'e tilly obili
voue tor' meni who were not nloininIated(
by aL ma11jorityV of' the Uc)iuocr'acy of
Atinta. Th.liQ ring or'gani.in this 'city,
with its slavish subhservancy' 10 (flc
parlty~ iash, liuis alreatdv niotified tile
peolei that11 F'ed-eraiIlid an'Stait. poitics
"will be dra'Iwn inIto tbc canIlvass. We
do0 not PreogizeA any D)emocracy'
whautev.er-u tile cami~ignm bult mieel~v
a locail stlri'ggli' forgoo gov'ernmuenlt'
11.u(d the ticket whi'ch we suphpor't will,
ill OItr opinuion., give us suchi good g'v
crmI nri."
ICol. '.W.. A ev', wholl h ait present
prli Vato scretaryv of GJov'eSl.or Coiqu.itt
anid whio is;editor of' thme (Cous.tution,
oppsedCi Colonel.Farr'ow illn 8;.wriote
as 1oows ini Sep)tember' 1876:.
S. C.:
Mv. URna C.oLoNui: In rely to
you-r' inuiry 111111 plJeaiito state thmt
duru'iig your r'esidenice inl Atlanta y'ou
camlii'-la.tc. Inl Novemberci' 1872, . voiu
raniI as aln Ildednidenuti Demuocr'atic caun
didatte for' Malaor. in opp)osiionu to
"'po i(Ce mIonlopoly." I w~as iblitor' of
thle timeIl, wichI p.apler1 oplposedl you.
itt durling I hle 5(anvaIss y,oIjr personll
D elmoracy wasI not quelstionled, andI(
yOu-ar su$tppor'ted by the " li'rald,"'
a D)emiocrat ic pa-peri, and( aftter' Ibe eliec
Sisoii the DIemtocratji. pre'Ossthat opposed
youl1 her0 aicknIowledged your ini.egrity
as a .Ucemocr'at. Tiruly yourtts,..
The. Atlanita CJonstitut)nA i,n Ulcccm
ber',.l.877,.says:.
"The nianyv r'ienids of this cult iva.ted
gentlheimnu and1( unhswervinug emuocr'at
*will rejoice to 1learnl that lie hs beenu
elected Cler'k of' thto Sente of the
St ato of Soul h-.Car'olina, 'Colonel Far..
row Onte r'esided inlOi our cii, but re
t'tund to hmis native Stato i t the huour'
of' hem' sorest t rial and1( greate4t. need(1
andestaiblished. a: paper' t Spar'tana
burg. (the 1/i.-ald) 1to aid,in !edeeminlg
thme nohle. Old I?aimietto. Stat. .trom th'e
vanditals who had overrun it.. Aid, his
electionl to thie Ciem'kship ofT. the Senate
is a hftumg.srecognitioni ot' his valuable
services as a memberi of ih lDemnocrat
a' State Excutive C olmittec dhur'ing
the camll~lidgi whmich mnade Hamp11 jton
Governuorlit and foever' forced the Stut.e
from niegro r'ulc. We :ongattulate
the Sename otf.Southi. Carmoli na inl the
choice o1' so goodl aL mantl and so tr'ue Ia
D)emocr'at..'
IColonuel Earrow,' in ()cncluslionsy
lie lias been aL mltlieb. (of thle State
Exective Conmnuit.tce of.Soutth Caroli
ma f'om' thr'ee termtis.. lie wasonoe of' the
eight nm'heber w ho cuilled the Stra'sighmt.
ouit Conuvention. of'. 18711, against. a
lminior'ity of seven-- Lii 187.8 antd in.
1880 lhe wass re-electecd,.auid no Stratight
out. D)emnocrat, 'excent. Major Wood
warsiid, hass c'omlplainied of his bein( oni
that coin littee because of' his being of
d'(oubltfut political positioni." Ini con
(chionl.Colonieh Farr'iow savs:
"'in coniclusionm,. we woud, sav- to
Ma)or' Woodwar'd that we do not''fire
.otl' ouri 'loaded jaw ait gentlemnen,' 1nor
'(log-bite deett peop1)le ' in our. iapelr,
a nd thein shmirk responsibilitv.. We
have boeen coinnueted. with,. th'e Prsess
olithmus State for the last seven. years,
and have mmoycr yet:. shirked anmy rc
sp)onsbility for what we haivo wiein
TIL1 CLrSUS 1T H1JI E TA 19.
Sone FatIts About tin Inrease 1n P,opula
tion in.out iCLollinai-How t1w lnres<
May Bb EX1ilaint$4
[Fron the New York Mercantile Sdturnal.)
We very gladly give pl-ice to the. Vl
lowing letter from South Carolina it
relation to their eensus, reservhig tl1
tbw words we have to say about it t<
the clOse
W1INNSBO to, S. C., . Sept. 1, 18";0.
The aspersions- of the New Yorl
Times, whose vacation seemls-to be tH<
excitinlg of hostility i aist the Soutl
by mtisrepresentution, tnatter little 1(
us, but the .felrcuntile Journial, w hiel
is supposed to be national in its sym.
pathics, excites surprise by endorsii.
chartges of fraud against a State o
Whicb it is as ignorant, as it is of Souti
Carolina. 1)uritig.the lust. twenty-liv(
years 1 have w:tched with interest it(
condition of the State as exhibited bI
the census reports. .1 know someidnin
of the taking ot'the census of' 1880 ii
Fairfield, one of' te counties suspect.
ed by the 'T'imes of fraud. While th1
work was going on I con:rred wit I
all the ennteratrtto1s nd :ml sure tha
there was eitertained by them onli
anxiety to take th.e census ueuratelr
and inl accordance vith law. .10I'ah (
the entimierators is an honlorn iabl.e 1ll-I
and would reply otherwise tliu: b
vo'd to auy one1 personally ctarginu
hlhn with fraud.
A few words will show the grounhd
lessncss of your stspicions. F"oi
many years previous to 168(0 a largei
1rop)rtliiat teW numtber of natives ctndi
gratedi frot South Carolina than (i-on
an1y other State il (the .inioit. Ei"II
out. of' ten of the inhabitantts had in
otiher expectatiol thai to move Wes
at some time. S111111 land hol(ers sol(
out. to large planters and temi,"rated
Younlg m1len, ats soon a1s grown', toil
negroes tanhd went West. Often oh
muent woul sell the laints they had ium
pover"ishedl and 1go W1"est. wit i theil
slaves. Few immlllli"grants ever 1!lt(ret
the State. Thus thl! increase of potpu
latiolt was necessatri)y sluil. lie'twei
18iliu to U870 war to sonme extent chec(.k
ed.interelise, but umigralion fromt tihl
State to aniv larga ex .tent at. the siini
tile eensed and there was a considelr
aile incr"ease of population. 'Tit: wa
not exhibitted by the census hich va
taken in 1870 under the auspitc.es of Ili
Carpet. hagger's by igno-toall Ileg rI's (
worthless wllit. m11. T.1'hev (lid til
work iii at roul.ner that. nlend'tv ever)
intellign11t. 1:lu iin the State k(nows ti
be woll derlTIly incorrect. As a sc"i
meni ot cauelt .:?ness, tihe population o
Willsbor"o, altounting to 1.12-I, wa:
add1ed to the coutty of Failtield. Ih
t,unerous (ase8 the vile otlieials di<
not go to the houses of de(cent peoph
to vhom thtev knew were ijit ly (h
noxious. '11e wrhole (Isus vas ta1:i"
inl the reckl.ess aud dishonte.l.. 1ii;1i
that. cbaraeter o- I all: e s of the La
pet [agi1 reign. Since 1 eIm IIlligrioul1101
hals ceased at the Suith. Our whi<
people have detertllinedI to live and dli1
here; Cl'o Ithey enn findi 1 ( better count
iry. '.l'hey arv linprovIn their lad;
tor' their chlibtrenl.. t'lla;ug,ht by till
xnple t of Now F.m1elldt (I thev sil1 ( 1b
servec the Mlosaiv in j;unction to mullti
ply aund reple:nih tlht i( laini. i:'rolli thi
lime lirward the South will relative
1yt prosl.vr more thla any other parit o
cauliSs reCttar(1 led rolgr'e. Shavery.
dvr litfilet i.ott'unOu the whiit or 111an2
buit the greatest bfessinig ever' belolw
ed1 upon. the~ negro, kept). down popula)11Ii
tion ll 2111wealth. Thlis lightI. is nov)
dliscontenlt ini theO minds4. only of' eue
inics of' our whole coimliriv.
Of thle above comunicion 101w
have to say:
1.1Th editor1'01 ole jIerCqIt(///,/in
ne(t1 whol is aldre.Iised1 is nlot. (lie st rain
or to Sou.th. Car'ouia tha:t our corretl
his neal,inltanlCe with- thie State for' tli
past I'ifteenm yearls has1 been1 both persC~'on
a111( iutimafte; he has1 larger' intere'st
there thant -the gr'eat 21ijorty.~ of' th
native born.
:2. We eutirely agr'ee with U. 11
Mc.M. thalt the4 pelop1le-of thatt St ate, an12
and14 of the whiole Sonlih, coul d n21I
low oult thle 'deterr'n21ationl ex~'esse,
to live there andl11 ~IO' imrv Iheir' 15
trealtinlg just.y both the1ir' ownI peop11
a14h21~lose who comela imong them.u. S
an1 une1xatap11led ~))prspeity is2 het'oi
t.lhe South now t hat. 'It he b1ight, of' Ila!
cry) is forcyclI rem4'oed."
(clied i4 tat t.here is someithin
wrong.. Ei.ther the cenisus taker01s
1870 02r thios'iof1880 haive gone vet
such percerInte of incr'eas0 1as thel I w
sets. of' %iguree reprei'sent . Wih 111
wr'ong, andi~ hiow it happnellld, arc nom
(lhe questionis to be,ilnvestigatedl.T
country") aisks a fairt invos'!8tigation, an1
feels stro' we shall1 have it, at the haind
ofI General Walker -21nd thle C'ensus J]h
41. Our correaTsponden ot's lit at. 11
small failuies of.New. England is jusI
Thie people oft the Seouthl may he c01
gr'atulated0(.0n lany stricto ~ legitimial
ad(heCrencee to the- Mosaic -pr'eecpt,; onil
the census1 -shtild .nat make it appen(!l
that they are attending t.o. that exchi
sively..
81PRCIAE.NOTfIK,.
NEURALOITNE-Tjhis8 is an iiitorim
reniotly that never'-fil..41 cnre nenuagi
and headachea. ILroontains no0 niiii
mlor'nhineo. oblorail or nnr'cottic-fany k im
Quick.and perfectly safe in its action.
commlienldS itsclf to thie amiicted.
.IlUNT, lIANSIN &-.LAMA a,
aug 4 Whtoles.alo Agenits, Atlana.111
IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAl}i
CANt as MADs, ANY MTII8NSTU 1 umsIRI. LASS
Twica AS LONG.
Disoaues 0ured vtihout Drugging the apst.
OUR'S
Chills and Fever,. d!(7H
Liver Complaint, 4AY
Dy8pepsia, PAD -
Nervousness,
Rhsuimatim;
Costivenesi6
Yemale A
WVeaknee,
SickC & Nervous.
lieadache.. AM
So ar niThoe l'~ae a rjc one ho a
e i'r,purlfyln the Blood. Stimulatingtho Llveranc
Idney to hgealth actin, and StrengthenIng tli
AorI resLD DY AL-E. LRUOotS,or scat, by Mall
Dor.Txuess at.8O0 41 NonTu L :att S..
For sale by McMaster', lBriec & Co.
June 2
ALEAf4In lot of fe,,.....n.
S,PE('!AL NOTI(J,s
T* T l'rvl" ''\II N E CiRl'-T.l ay .aia
Liver Pillis a re the nost, i llaole in ( it wattiI
and Otlir(ly La -tlho. ,l'le' 13 ctls for -atb-,
boxes. yoltl by all roz lsts Ia l hIs county,
AcO\ C ( .\ ., .IIly 1, 1879l)
I han Ilse(1 Sh(ontlehd'f "Atuck Fesid ()n m'y
horses wit h the bswt. restsul1. I IIa( oe io .a
utned (r t!r .o ieti+ for N6w1'l i tlwt'wr woul
htave talkenl 1215, anti ait'er ia'tiing bil.t witt ht
m1ock i .'dt for I wo w(tk,. 1 contle.' 11-1 Woil IL
$aa. 1. ' w t' Iais .rlt it., 1r(1 on ivr thlek(tns,
whlih w: n tlym pit( I teiaply wit? i ho 'ran taus tu
didl (lot lose one ufrttt" g viu; ih IilIt,Lo:s,
1l' IttrUi y,
J.'(I. P'(l'IrElt,
odli 1 ) t: Ii lpi l .liv 'l1y attlce.
u.ic ANINr:\'hr.a. , 1, .A. % g.:. i$ia.
])It. J. U. \'OFFI-TT1-- llrtr Nir--l 'anu',n, I'-...
Irin lor"1:.r fron m le e 1''.1.I oy(ou il, "a -(lu
[t ackt.w-r IIt tar the 'n er3e; bgon tt
h g Iv' .othe batywilri i 1I/lv'ti ,t ")' Ie'hl
na?' F'or r'ver:1I monthf.is paist I have br"'1t glv
i1"! It o ouir li11t' -.irl now teethillg, tnd itl
N.lt m Ist, hapl' r.- ti . i
O rii iitar ;on.' are dfr't(1jpil/y (r'? r l( t! w(t+Il)
ors Ili-:, l,'ii i ilt' trrd rlr,v,i,tt . li.'t0as tj reco i
it to lal wit lul i tii" t tI l ta tt.
Yoiurs very l,raly,
A. 11. ST'Itul'D.'
of the m!'tI(! po1. tlonl of the Amler!(lea } (ole 4
y ta of ago tuter ' tore ,r less lt i itl. i ' a a ot
)thte wal I eys att. wibhialer,3 -'' There u tt variu
mai,:, tur thLs, 'tit o't"r walt lat Is 11te' hlnt cauen.
"ollittIn I tite wvh tlt allta Mealica i-s so weli
alialodI to in>,tigoi a al l r'stsore hetltldty
tsOl tio Iltes' S tnt ti A ktlttlAal'5 (ollpolln1t
Extract of ittt"h aart .i:11pr"i. A t1w lot"s
tI's ni (,t"caSo 1itlly %%-ill reatil y 1R'lei t lalt
ltoau who 1111! tillle tltt 1t any ilsease of th
kt+Iu''y or 1111 t( ra.
Ilrcpt'd only, bly tl(I:, lia.nkin 'i Ltt r,a
- Iaug isl:, AtlatIa, a nd forsalit by all DrIta.
.glats in t.his c,ttity;
*\X 1A'nT l'l, Tfimte)' CO., (;A., J-illly ., 1S79.
I am )u(' tt tar w n- ',ic t' t l, at lta - l r' s in"t1
(:rave"i ola. batas1 ' of th It'y atas adt iltd t ', Ie
a i t t "r (lttr rn itt'f frinn Itallklt'S )it 'hltl and
tunliper than at :Iyhll.g I have eV. erV) t elel,1 I es .!
t1('"! 11, sO hIghly w 're( I11(er t on bll W t t.l lit.
llte \ct i I w\'old. wl l_'" 3 ,ii3't , or any
['.,insdutltfur i1. 1 r"t'co.tuenti lI, abovt) l (it ther
siira ar pre.p.ital i. F., t' INa.
Mesrs Iantau. tn . Latiar; ientlrmen:
" wnhlruI of myt1 f:lItily w':'+u I Ir:rl rc adt
l'nu anplionu has h1v.; t'ntirly rurset! by tht'
- lae of I9'-wa r' L uut ltentorer. 11l .ton'tllltttt
.1 v r' a t ra u to all of ts.ail ws (1:1
, .v.y tshng we lalahik of to 1:e. 'elit. hsait,
I Lthn.it . c r i l I gota hItnl a hotlt" of you"i
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