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Tiio X3!crr3r Heralds p OO^'W .**^527. 3. C? PUBLISHED KVEttY TIIU^ WILL ALWAYS !)X *V ^ l^Yj^ The National IVmooruti>: Convou* lion mot in St. l.ouis. Mr.. 1 rxvt Tuesday. The first day's proceedings were unimportant and wn i ...; ham nothing of the sooon i day'.: work up i to going to press 0 o'clock IL M. Later- Telegram just received gays Cleveland was mminutrd . y acclamation, hut no nomination . V ieo Preside at. iu:Yfx<; n C *'i-2s. V? e suppose that in Sun'.tor Coun ty there are but few men that w tuld ; not rosent any attempts that might bo made to buy their votes directly with so ninny dollars and cents. , Most men wouid consider this a gross insult. Vet how many are there who as truly soli their votes, though in different ways and for various considerations. One says: "you work for me and 1 will work for you." Another says: "you work for my man and ! x will work for your man." A candidate invites a man to take a drink and thus wins his support Before the inan knows it ho lias sold i 1 is vote for a drink of whiskey.. Some men offer their votes for salo in the way of asking favors of candidates. The vote and the influence of the true eiti/.en are not for salo at any , price or under any circumstances, for he holds the right of buH'rago as n n a public trust. -V'/wC ' .Cor . And the method of some candidates combining ami 1 >ooliuox 11 peetant results is equally reprehensible. Every candidate c tld stand squarely on ids own merits and not pin the hope of success to tlii.' coat"tail of another. Senator Wade Hampton, of South- ' Carolina, has an article in the June number of the luirum in which In discussed uwlmt Nemo Supremacy % means/' It is mainlv a review of carpet baggerv and negro supremacy in South Carolina, and it shows how the people were oppressed and robbed by scoundrels and thieves. '' At the close of the article- page 30~ -ho copies from Mr. Lincoln'* famous speech, delivered on 18th September, lboS, when canvassing for Coventor against Judge iiougH D las. In September. 1S5i), at Columbus, Ohio, Mr. Line iln <.xpressed th. same views, lie felt hind to the negro, but lie l'ovcd his own nice. Wo make room for a part of tiie quotation given by Senator i lampton : ktI will say, then, that 1 urn, ftot, J nor ever have boon in favor ofbriuir* i? J ing about n any way the social ami political equality of tho white and j black races; that 1 am not, nor ever , have been, i ? favor of making vo- ; tors tr jurors of negroes, nor of! qualifying them to hold ollico, nor to intermarry with white people; and I will say, in.addition to this, that there is a physical difference between the white and black races which, I believe, will forever forbid the two races living together on terms of social and political equality. And inasmuch as they cannot so live, while they do remain together, there must be the position of superior and inferior; and I, as much as any other man. am in favor of lmviiwr j ; ; - r> v'"" ~ rior position assigned to t!io white race. * * 1 will add to this, that I have never seen, to my knowledge, a man, woman, or chihl who was in favor of producing a perfect equality, social and political, between negroes and white men." - Wihuhnjton Star. CorrcHpoiul^ ci< I ..oris locals. Rain plentiful. Trade lively. Two social parties last week in honor of visiting young ladies.' Conio again, girls. The young men com] osir.g the: Loris Stiii.g Band were out one, night last week serenading, and were : highly complimented both by visitors; and citizens. kk P. Jenrette is building a nine .1 11! 1 1 i i uwemng, w men will improve the aj>- ' pearance of our town. Jcnrettc says ho is disjAislod wiili old bachelors. r> Our old friend, J. li. t Iraiiiffor, of Hammond, was in town last week greeting his nianv friends. lie was . . * . so pleasant in his manners, that, lmd1 we not known hotter, would have guessed him to bo a candidate. r> Politics have not become very j lively in this section yet. It is sometiinea asked of late who s!;:;ll be our next Congressman? Some eay "1 >argan" and some say ''Newton/1 V,ro are for the nominee whoever he inav be. Wo believe that Dargan is an i efTieient and conscientious officer, but we are fieo to confess that Newton is our ideal of a man in every respect, and one that will command the respect of other at home or in Congress. x. * . T T-m" T"*/ 1 fn rn H I kdito.4 1 loitm v ?: UA. M. ' of SoeV-too, l,;?s ?i i'ivA misconstrued inv *Mtt ' in the IIi:kai.i) of a recent date. *t d'l not u.i poet lit t!io time that u:iv com . people would take om options, ami had not the remote. ition i casting reflection upon tl * . eliiLpuc of the country people as a j clns<. They tiro as clever and in t< llitjont as they ar< n other com 'ies ' where 1 have rete-md,; ami I- < as much interest in 'in ruos| >r t * o IJorrv County as I do i my !vt county. riM 1 it! 1 i no tin km : i nan in v rm ig ' lj<? article was t< <!?., .v !he :nj i l and annoyance of calling .. t. i ogrnpl *)mo< fv matte. >> o .;i to the 1\st Dllloo. I'artios would sometimes call on mo for mail matter when I would bo busy receiving a message, and to reply would break me in receiving same, and not to reply would lead them to think me discourteous. 1 hope this explanation will satisfy (iA. M." am", all concerned. .i. M. McKkitmaw Huelvsvi 1 i<? I{< :ns. The excursion boom continues this time from I'ueksvillo t<> Georgetown, on the flth inst. Mr. Samuel .1. Mcl.oan, our elTicieiu telegraph operator took in a view of our beautif :1 "Waocamaw by a fragrant I rip tho Steamer Sudii on Wednesday last. TV rush f <; 1 e s a d a:. monce, and vrianv are preparing fori w 11 o t'no chango ovom now. Already a << rtain cii<]u ; cudgel ing tli :ir brains to .: .? wiio tliev ran send to the legislature and (ill bounty oOir 1, tit nov-r b fori' [Un i that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. A movement ii being mad.. among the citizens to form a joint stock oouipany and erect large Pavilion, to accommodate excursion and i vul societies. Size of ila.ll contemplated, '10 ?)0, octagon shape, will, band stand and grand promenade.'.' The schooner i futile McG. Buck. > I utnam. master, arrived on the I'd insfc. from New Sfork. This sclu on or was built at Ducksville in tin spring of tS7d. She i throe mat schooner, 2fid tons, and loo!: as irim and neat as when first launched. She is ow receiving a cargo shi;> order for Thomaston Maine. Our vmera-, bio and popular commaudor, Capt. .Jas. N. Putnam, now 08 years old, I has been following the briney deep ... * 1 i for over oO years. When <juite a lad lie made several trips from Charleston to Che raw with Charley, .White, (.'apt. .Too. ii o iy, still has his- cap on. It is rumoreo, that .. prod ,so \ steamboat Captain and a drummer have all hurl their hearts "peareed" at Conway, t?. C. Snapper hair out are becoming fashionable at Bucksville. Some have the appearance as if done with a knife and fork. The days are now Hearing their longest, and we have much more daylight than darkness. This is rather hard on courting coughs, Kb! Sam. Our electrician has concluded that he is tired of telegraphy, and now wants to own a "Bank." Miss Nannie Bouty has returned home after a pica-ant and eharnvug visit to Georgetown. Capt. Si. .f. M.Lachieott, of Waver! v Mi!U war utnf'ii'j the exenrtion- i ists to our town on the 130th ult. Mr. Willie B. Wriffht and wife of 11 i Moiuplu-, Ionn. spent si pleasant day with re! itives and friends in UiiCKSvilie on the lit. in. t. 1 hanks was duly received, tool lare j iO bottle up. Slumber on for' O i a while. Jonvsox. ? ? ? -c- - Pb ; i ' :uo i <em*. Farmer's are verry busy and ti>< crops are sorry from so much rah and cool weather, yet we hope for . pies Icons harvest. An accident, that had the appearance of being serious occurred to one of the section inin is on the W. C. A; C. R. R. a few days n^o. lie fell fifteen or twenty feet from a p i/? pole, while trying to raise some , r.t of the trestle ov " i'loasa. Meadow Swamp, near I ..oris but fort !< ly no . -rious damage resulted. Our Sunday school a' Rice n: Home is ev n en and h m.ovii ^ I forward ii) uufujiio**. It ha. !: n in successful operation confine* \ .'or seven years and lias jus. !) :> r organized. Tl.c present prospectk are bright for tlr eighth micc< j.u year. The M. Ji. Chur liouiii a o J 9 has a Sunday-school one ,nu .0.1. tin: place and we 'up. mil 1 . being accomplished. It i dillicultj # - i. f!! ! engaged in this g.ami and glorious n work. [The opponents of Sunday- a schools hav ^ m . <;r been taught, and . f: novor were teachers, in the Sunday- . j pschool, a .u .are therefore not pre par- t' d to ai) reciato ' .?* great advantage i. 1 i ^ c: and 1 ? nolU f digious natruc- o t-ion in li.e Sin lay-school. 'I'iioy e need more v i . grace of child-liko- v nes . IV.sons indifferent l > the o eu.. of Sunday-schools need the i' m,i?o grace. Iv . j This is certainly t \ . place to . a. our t hlidren to h ! ivo .V a am; I hur. i,, ami w a c\ un r on o Sv e iiie iuiiuouces ol Is ; , ui!% r ; irii o powerful in the e h .u\. o! people La.',, everybody ' I to undo v.-'.th some ' . . " Kivll.V- ; >(?. and tl > lllC Up building of Christ's e Kingdom. o *7 A largo and . npectful congregation assembled at l'h asai t Homo for si worship on the 4th Sun lav. Kcv. c 0. i-\ Stanley preached an earnest v discourse. In-turning home several S had the pleasure of witnessing the tl matrimonial ceremony performed at o I.oris by Uev. G. I4'. Stanley for Mr. l ice and Miss Xorris. n. a I? (in11 ivants Ferry Items. The farmers in this section arc all doing their boat. But in consequence of sickness sM.d wet weatlier, most of . u j j ^ them are considerably behind with their work. Bays that he will ,h| light "G mora! (in en" late and early before he will lot him walk in and tmvo hi> croo. -Vc think a good rosej , i .j ... , , jn h or? others w. i u.wo eour- . it a;r :uio o a cewise. ''hehcrtiin of this community is' on . r 1 ' J ^ , , cases v? measles, hut ;il! arc on tho , , d inorifl. Tho hail which full two weeks ngo lir.s caused t>ome of tho farmers tol i h plow up tSi'iir ctpton. j i. led about a certain now road. Hope ! (1), ,> 11'v wi i !)' . " i '"1 -a?i-'h.cl<>rily to a. 13 concerned. i . Mr. .1. A. llugeins has boon visit- ; iug his family and friends lately, but in' inu.il to N ine and, last Saturday, when iio rs stu'!\iiic toloffrsiphv. ' u '! wo cows have be a drowned ui j j.itlle l\e i )eo la'elw v. l>. A JSci.oh with a History. it 1 A few days 1 visited tho old t siifl* o.' Mrs. ! ' N. Buck, and in strolling sivound the promises ! e.nme p to the old bench that was once the p inv in th" Kingston t'ln.u di occn- v pied bv Gen. Conway. \s i sat on N the old bench I 'bought of its history . 1 had learned from my parents and older members of the family, in |jj C't.ic n with what came within a .%* .' ye. ' '} ,s as 11< 1 11' Anterior to American indepenenco, s as all knc.w, this "ountry was govern- p <m) !iv ( t(wr,-ifi> i ! i '>f I.'...-! I 1 ? j - " ui>m?mi| u11u was subdivided into '.oral juristic* Q tions called .Parishes. Kaeh Parish!., contained at least one church and , \ was maintainor! 1 >v tho public rove- | nun. The church i:i Kingston Parill i.-li was located on Kingston J.ake'f about r.O vards from tho place now . occupied by the Kingston Presbyte-i (] riaii church. 1 . During tho Kevo\utionar\ var I ,, Rev. 13. Holt was Rector of tins'* church. W'licn tho war closed and the British soldiers were driven from i 1 our soil, the old churi it was ahaudon- . ^ od uirtil tho iirsC* Methodist preach- 1 > ( rs cau.o alouw. Bishop Asbury pas? n? through this p!ac< preached in .his old unfinished church. Gen. (_ way, v.\ > \v;,3 not a citizen of ti. pia< i! til after the war, and 1 who was a communicant of the Kpis- f copal church, claimed a seal in the [ t o!?.i char, i, there being,* probably no. ( other place 01 wor. hip n< rcr than , Georgetown. This old church was c blown down by a storm, I think, j ^ about 18.1b. i remember the church . i > - iii and the storm. But before the church ^ was thus destroyed Gen. Conway f had removed the bench from the J v church ;o his front pia//.n where he j p kept it i . tin- convenience of a j. lounge. After marrying a second | |, wife he move] to Gcoroei. _;n, leav- ,, , , !" inpf his' old favorite bench behind. c Joshua Xorn.an with tho instincts' of a Velieh-unter and desirous of rotting nil he. could, t'.olv the old bench and put it ti his front piazza s1 on which all t. Norman family had tl the pica nre of lounging as they i a< \\ . ; o .:i. ! reinaii ed in st in- >8 !. .; .'.oir till 18'S2, when tl \ . M i .' i -. i,t., ii.ovt i r mother, .Mrs. 1. X' :i r.. t > !.? ; i. iw;-e. she cnvri m! the .*? !d ;t ii tun; jm: . (.<! it < .? ?lio banks i f-.i" i.o cjitmi v in front of Iter; o' i.'.uu 1 wlioro ; ii, OXjK sod to too in- fr t'l * .< Mm v,. ; h< J t l.;.S til i oi\ a. . am", stands ill ( i.k ni to the pas'. t *. 11A KKI KT'I (.'ool'lilt ill " _ T"??i i. rr ""V" rrrV : Trrw le ? ace ii your columns to maVo statement of a fow solf-ovidont tcts ns tlju:r. Wo ur ' more easily deceived about ics .ittors in proportion as \v i.^ino them ' ? innoc< o nod ur.- \e indifT* rum to the a. Nevti. !cs , when Clod takes them away ,< nay easily recognize* in the pain r thi dot rivation, hour excewlvo and to\ eusabh we re ho*, 'lie use urn! 1 attachment. If .ve are in the . it of liciflectinj; little* thinos, we O n O ' h constantly bffendin&j others. ?o i.nc can well believe that our pity i s i" when our heh.v 'our is >o- and irregular in its details. O liat ground liavo wo for beliovinir hut we are ready tej make the ore.it.-t so rifices, when wo daily fail in rr . ? * Merillg llic least Not that trvio love disturbs the )ul with (lod, and as it does not onocrn itself about those things . hi'di ( lod does not require from it. o it never hesitates an instant about icse which lie does, be thev great r small. That wo become faithful and exot in the smallest things, but simply v love winch is free from the roeetions and fears of restless and crunulous souls, we are, as it wore, i rawn along by meothers; *e have no desircj^lrs/' .is g | ut what we do /' , y jJM u. y'"1 I ' ' \ B ml oven f? ct i It ^^111111 9 PP i be. del jile11 f ail imaginary firmness, ami to trust i . their own courage that lias so of ii deceived them, than subject1 iiens- Ives to a never ceasing lidoli. < , v. ills a si'i... .uultot, s they, j is oi amazing cons* pence to you. I i-. a mutter that love well enough refuse to givo it up to another- - a latter which you stu.tr at in words! hat you may ltavo a j rotonso to rt ini .1; .t matter, but one that you illihoid lroui your Maker and which hi prove your ruin. It is not nobility of soul that depises ha so things; on the contrary, is a eonliacted spirit that regards i n - unimportant what it cannot trace j its necessary and overwhelming "suits. i !k* m<->ro trouble? it nee aions us'to be on our j^uuicl against hose unit let s, the more need liavv .e to fear, ne^lij^enee, to distrust ur strength and to interpose improvable barriers between ourselves and In; least remissness. KinaHv jud^o by your own feel- . Ii^rs, what would you think of a riend who owed evervthinv to you nd who was w i 1 ii11< *. from a sense of c"5 luty, to servo you cn those rare occasions which are called jo >:ib mini ft .-.I the most sincere affection or you. And than all opportunity bo j basted, (iod will vi'iU^UJl^y '"awe it ilcasant and ea y to* you, for true j ovo is ol,cdie:jt without constraint, .nd without strife or effort. <b o. K. Knrrou IIokiiy IIku.m.d: In your is, of pe s-i' r granted < > Ex-Conedera *s 'i''i ; widows of same in his cot v'b notice the name of j >no ma. \\i.v i reported to be worth' none}. an corn and bacon (in onsiih at/t i| inti'i.'s) t? s< " each 'ear. \V hy : such tho casewiien >ther m< u i dtibt ftrid striving fori lie ''cost.it .os of life, liavo been reused. Wo notice one ether man ' -ho was m r wounded in the war, nit y. i.i lost hi.s arm wrostlinir, !;e , O 7 we ai >d a pension. Can you toll! to lor what reason or service? I?v "vie - us light on the above von will ' in o v onfer a favor upon \ t "i:11:n i? ok kx-conki:i>i:kati:s. ', Pensions are granted upon the worn statement of applicants as to it'ir financial condition, certificate of i l'vico &c. This ii. | isition is very :r! ' and searching a d we cannot i i:i!< oi b.di"ve, a ( ' ufe 'mat s >11- '1 t would sv.ear falsely for the paltry mm of five dollars per month. 'J'hc , ' nslon Board disaajlowa the claims i, r all applicant.whose annua! income i on: a!! . i.ii'civ. exeor Is . wohm.dre 1 1 ad tlTtv dollars. Now, if this disl)!e?i soldier can live on les-- than' vo hundred and fifty dollars a year' id vet soli corn and bacon "in con* I' learned the economy of Confederate lh far, to a remarkably ;'<>o ^ l,url' " Wo are not pro pared to say how ho ?pj does it. \\ The wrestling man obtained his ot pension as other noldiers did- by ar cortilieato of .service attested by two ' witnesses, <Sco. s|( a <KlMTOlt IIoiiltY I IKKA t.i>: If yon will :-pare me a little space ar in your va! .aoio paper, i will ?{ivo \vi yon an outline of our trip to Charles- an ton. di Very tarly V ?<i osdcy morniru we ^yere j ulo . aroused by a lout I .p, knocking \t < or noor. ami an oxcla- ; ni tnation sometbintr like t''is>* tki.i t ej) if you want t<? fro t?? (.. a;'oston!" ^ It only took a few loud knock* ami . cttlls lii.e this, ami H'' \vt. u; v ?i ;|, loee was in an uj roar Wo loir- on ridly ate our break fas*, and bv O.dO * ' * *"* wore starting for the depot. ()ur train was a little late, but wo reached Charleston in time to take " the street cars to catch the bout f'>r Sullivan's Island. Wo spent sevoral delightful hours on the Island , . t visiting Fort Moultrie, and other places of interest. We returned to ( Charleston about 0 P. M., and after having1 our supper and resting a while, our escort came to take us to the Washington Light Infantry re-! eeption, to which we had been in vitod before h-aving Columbia. We found tlier" plenty of strawberries, ? ce croatii, and bovs; so, of nurse, aid a good i me. O Rid < . < W rvo . M ;;g:..?! :u ( 'r'i (TV. I could write a volume on what. I | saw there, hut i will snare von and , your readers. In tie- evening we spent a short while on the Lattery,. but that evening will not compare! with Friday evening for then we had the Cadets with us. And who could help lik'Mg tie little fellows? Kridnv mornii we visited the Orphan I!?-?ns?* :tn< 1 t!io inuscutn. j T( That afternoon wo enjnved seeing tho Cadets drill. lu the evening we 1 accepted an invitation from .Mrs. I Wiohlman, to attend a reception riven us at her homo, f )f course,! onjoved it very much. 111 n Wo bade farewell to (T.arle-ton l?n tho next morning. Our hearts uchod us to leave the "City by the sea,"! j ami the k nd people there, who had shown us m> much attention. K\euso m *, Mr. Kditor, for taking j up so much vi your time. Ilopino this will i ot find its way in the wa to basket. I remain, with s<'l many goc 1 wishes for tho success of your paper, o. u c. ('i.lumbia. S. (Ma.* k ''' ISS8. i -f?* -* ? "To "M y i-ij;. 1 >I:I?I< ATI 1> 'l'o MIC. :.v .\X UNKNOWN Kill KM) My pipe, I, at least, prefer you hy far, vou (1 irling <>M, ploltian pet. To the high-llown and aristocratic cir;ar Or the foppishly formed cigarette. My pipe, thou tried and true friend of my : lieart, 1 lion greatest <>f hhv-sings to me. mm. ; '? i ih-h1 is umniiijr on :t1111 tlint would tiur.pt nu- to part, One hour one monnuit from thee. At home or abroad, in siekne-s. in health, I Inst thou solaced mid comforted me: , 1 would not exchange thee for India's wealth, Oh! What were the world without thee. AU friendships are nmrdere 1 or naturaliy dio. Despite of the poets fond rhymes. And love" an < \<|uisitely beautiful lie, That dies in tie- t Pi", r oft 'hue . Then since woman is false as woman "?s fair, | .. At.u all men are scoundrels, they say, My pipe, thou alone art true, it would seem. Of every ti.i uj made out of < lay. Oh! then, let me smoke while life's brittle thread, To earth hi .1 this body of clay, Despite of the friends who hope when I'm dead, i That I'll smoke in a different Way. "THE EAKT1I TREMBLED." Tho Seismic Terror PiiysNi^litly Visits in tho I'nrk Neighborhood. It will snmriso mn?" "f a?: ^ zons to learn that earthquake shocks are still bein<r distinctly felt in the ( city. It was to Ik; hoped we would have immunity from these intangible visitors, but thoy have been making r.iirlitlv visits this week to citizens in c~> ? a certain portion of the city. Mr. ('. (\ 1 labenicht informed 21 reporter this morning that on last Monday ni?rht he was jiwaknnod by a rattling of the windows of ' his house and he could see the bed leisters shaking aliovo him. It was feTytr.ted s weral times ;tnd lii;- wife \l( tti'd children were awakened and ; ^ very mti. h alarmed. On Tursu.,y ni^l.. .\jr. Hahciiicht Felt the 'Clioek. a?p n and his oliilIren reft sed to <!?*?> > in the honsc md had to be se: to liis phi o ;it the brews, rv. On \VedntH hu nit/hl si ? f~> 'f , Mr. i lanbeniclit conntel sov? nteen : (?. the shocks. Ilia .' cer in-law placod bar hand n tie . '>>1, i was hakinjr lently. and .* 't a very decided electric shock from the Thcco shocks \ >r<. also felt by e family of M \ Folit. Bauskett, bo live? next do":* to Mr. I ' ' < 'it be disturbances ncro* luoro de -ided 'edncsdny n'jdit than on r.ny of the her oceavons. Iii- family were ouscd and are convinced that they pro ^outline earthquake shocks. The reporter bus learned that the ock.> have bo ?n felt this week by voral other f imili* s but ver ' few ,vo !:eard of it oxc e>t in ;'i ! ol'o-.v ound 'lie P Mr. llabonicbt ts very can'si it i.is tntotnonta id said that tho shocks wire very stincly f"' by ; his ' iselu id. id M r. : kiosk makes to iti.o tte .i 'iu. I.' ol mom . at J)r .ckson's Wits \; ib v i k L'ht and on m .oral other . ts of ts week. It a well known ientific fact t! it thi earth is tarn, o' ??i* at re-'t, and scientists claim i i: > ? ) mill i:v ?v. rm nt i i" ' !? ?i c C< . ir . (i . -I nil" \ mi' u> //< <v> '/ AOVK'ITISKMKNT.S. THOS. F. GILLE'cP . 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