The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, May 23, 1878, Image 4

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'V‘-- ‘ * v»«.« 'V' •■ ’. M UthttUO^tatlo..] > herewith prw»eut an ntrftot from by Hoo. William J3 , who so faithfully aod efficiently ots the second Oeorgla district The letter la Id response r from a friend ss to wbeth- bfconfc a candidate for ), and we give it the promt editorial position in order Clrcalar ita. 1, IH i may more effectually call at- > to the Ihanly and patriotic sen- oootained therein. They will endorsed by every tjrue democrat in the land. Mr. iralth writes: ttttOit Of 1.0 cause now. affecting tie petsodally, tUfet Would prevent my acceptance of a democratic nomination for feiehtin the forty-elfth Congress If tendered men Indeed, It would be gratifying to remain in Congrees abd tlil in rcst.^.ng the goternment to its norm »1 condiilon \ to witness every department of thie great goternment In oomplete accord with all others, and In perfect harmony with the oonsiitu- tion of the United Statee. Having been of those who initiated dbd aided in the tefonii theosuro of 1875, abd since that time—measures Which bane re-established the suprem acy of the civil over 1 the military au- thorlties, re-established local self gov- T ernment in South Carolina and Louisi ana, remonetised silver coin, restored peace, law and order throughout the union, and checked the spoliation ■Ohemea of the bondholders In redeem- ihg and retlrtfig our greenback clrcu-. lotion, it will appear immodest; should X Wish tonontlnue longer In this good work and witness the grand triumph that surely awaits us. « Still, I do not want my persodal Wishes to interfere with, or oppose the desires of my Constituents. They ate to be represented, and they should se- hot their representatite. Their action shall bind hie. ^ ? -■ The slender majority we now have ftk the Ho^e of Representatives must not be lost in the next. The next Sen ate will be ours, and it will be a great iMsfortitae to our country if wo fail to retain our power hr the House. To maintain the constitution, to enforce the laws, to preserve the rights of all the States and people, the democratic party is fully committed. To discharge i Important trusts we must secure tbl Xkcoullte, Judicial and Legislative departments of the government We must have unity, no division no shank William's Escape./ Bkkuv, May 11.—At half past^ this afternoon as the Empej m Item ewaremmlng from a Wk ree Wil- ve with the Grand Duchess .n{ Byien, several shots from a revolver/were fired at him in avenue Vcfler den Linden. Two shots were flWd into the Kmpe- ror William's carriage ffbm the side walk without effect. The assassin ran llto the middle of the avenue, follow- a crowd, hod en an attempt mude to capture him ho fired w, three more shots and threw bis revol ver away. He was then secured. Emperor’s carriage was stopped . the footman sprang from the box at the capture. A few mlaufees afterwards another individual Was seised in the middle of the avenue Mi consequence of eu alleged attempt assassin. tin is a tin smith named _. Max Hoedel, said to be from IMpslg. He was taken to the nation, where a prelim- ig .tion was instituted. r4 irrfeeb«r is named Tbei* was unceasing dem- b^oro 'is palace through- the evening. Dense masses are ; lii from the remote suburbs 'es..; uelr loyalty and sympathy jkg national anthems. The :ror went to the opera aad royal to-night' and received great loos. May 12.-At the official ei- Hoodel, the prisoner, stated IS a native of Letpsto and 1857. He denied that he He affirmed work and intend- lOot hlmsclf publicly to show the present condition of the ' stated that he shot once and oould not account for three shots which were want- chamber of hie revolver, he might have discharged i in a fit of absence of mind. The was In possession of several and democratic writings, membership of several Ber- dnions ahd thalikenesses leaders. He declared to no party, but was enemy of all political t condition of so- loethutions. It fur- fronJT the fntiestlgatioo formerly held eoclallstic near Leipeio. The other to belhno- that he has was orreeted be- protect Hoedol aasaulu of the excited Telegrams congratulating thl , Krueger, appears Ween Mrainst the • Mtry and field marshals congratulate him. that there Is a dollar ♦ Omcaeot ) Dsat CotnmrrHM'N., BAWtWKtxOo. Blackviu-x, May lOtb, 1878. ) 1. At the conventioo held at Barn well Courthouse on the Gib Inst., it was resolved that “it be submitted to the vote of the democracy through the clubs to decide whether nominations for the party shall be made by conven tion or pi Imary efecilops,” and ‘ that the result of tho canvass by the sev eral clube, under the above resolution, bo forwarded to tho county chairman us soon as may be practicable, and that in tho event of The clubs selecting the piimary election system that the .county executive committee be charg ed with arranging all tho details of election and submit the same to the next convention for confrrinatlon. It wita also resrdved that the canvass of theaystem bo determined on or before the first Saturday in June. -■ 2. Tho canvass will be to determlho the main question, and its result made knowu to the county chairman, setting fortfr the number of votes cast on each side of the question. 3. Tho dub chairmen will also In form themselves fully us to tho details most acceptable to their respective clubs, and be ready to make an accu rate statement thereof when called into executive committee. 4. Club chairmen will report at once their names, postoQkes, number of members and tho number of members tn each of their affiliated clubs. This report will also bo made Immediately after each regular meeting, and tho county Chairman would suggest the Friday or Saturday bej^re the first Sunday of each mouth for regular meetings. 1 . 5. A full registration of nil voters will bo necessary • during tho canvass, and club chairmen will report whether they have copies of tho register of Colored voters, used during the last campaign after collecting tho copl; that were in use. 6. Mr. John B. Bellinger hap' been appointed Corresponding tj/oretury. Official communications /ill be ad dressed to this plac5. / 7. Club chairmen v^rfl extend this circular to their affi^'atod clubs. Of'. B. LAitncUE, ' County Chairman. iso. It. Bfixinoku, Cor. Sec’y. tions given in Circular Ho 1, dated Feb. 12th, have not been complied with in those counties already reorganised, as no report has yet been made to tho Secre tary ns requested. Your attention ia called to the lasVparagraph of said circu lar, ns follows: When the County Conventions have elected officers, the iiew County Chairman wiTat ,onCe re port to the Secretary of the State Kxcc- WAQEXKH. utivoCommittee, "ivingthe names aud F. W. Wagoner & Cjt., Wholesale Grocers, 163 & J65 East Bay and 284 Queen Street, CbarI^to Df South Carolina. Sole agent for South Carolina for OKI Cr Apr Whisky. *- IMPORTER AND DEALER ET • Corner of King aud Liberty Streets, Charleston, South Carolina. Orders solicited for tho above goods, aad prices guaranteed with New York or Boston. ‘ -U- - - post office address of the officers- chosen, together with the names and post offices of the Presidents of the local clubs, and the number and membership of the sev eral clubs.” John D. Kennedy, Chairman. JAMK3 A. Hoyt, Secretary. apl8-3m -BUY, YOUR— DAY, TANNAHILL & Co '5 r <tm r>i* D( ;rs, Sash and Blinds —FROM ONLY— 1878- 1878- THE PEOPLE For 1878- 00 In order to bring The People within the reach of all we have made the fol lowing club rates, which will be open until tho first of March next i To clubs of three subscribers for one year $ 5 00 To clubs ,of six subscribers for one year..... i To dubs of ten subscribers fo5> one year yf.. 12 50 To clubs of fifteen subac/ibefs.— for one year 15 $0 ALSj One copy of The JrEOPLBnnd one copy of djther the Weekly News an/Courier or Augusta ChrdhTyfie f One cqjpy of TuePeoIple and one co/y of the Tri-Weekly Jour- /nal of Commerce for one year arolinia n’sManufactory —IN— - ’ 'CHABLiJSTON, SOUTH CAROLtNA. ■eo S. Hacker & Sons, 4YII0LESALE DEALERS IN Carriages, Wagons, Coacli .Materials, Harness, Leather/ „ SHOE FINDINGS, BELTING. . - mmEM-imsk ianlT~( Charleston, South Carolina. HART & CO. Agricultural The attention of the public is culled to our large and complete rt«3 n-tment of gcodX in all the above branches, which wc arc offering very lo^ to suit the tiniAs. Send for our prices^ , - ■' . '^>. Carriage*, Buggies^ RoekawaystjOne-Horsc Wagons, Three and Four Ilorso •Mi fk- Wagons, Buggies Umbrellas,^ Children’s Carriages—all prices, Combs and Clip' 2 _ pers, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Fine Ti uuksj Back Bands, Bits, Haccc-s of all dcs : • cription-s. Collars, 1 leaves, Traced, Satclihls, tTanic Strings, Horse Brushes, Buckles &c. ono year § 3 25 Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, French arid American talf. and K : p Skiila,' Liuiugs, Pegs, Lasts, Bqbt Treosf't^rimps. C'ramps; Tools and Findings of kinds. Leather and tJuih Belting—2 to 14 ihehes, Soapstoucs, Hemp and Guild Packing. , . • - . The Famous Jackson [Patent Truss Rod Plantation Wagon—wide or naito# Tires, and the reliable Sfee ■ m mar28-lv feetwater Wagon— 1 5'8 Axle, all at bottom prices;. Day, Tannahill & Co. I, . s 5 00 No. 1 LAP KING, •A. / Circular .>© V ' ,r . -| — / / Headqcakters of the / State DemockatioEx.Com., f pbLOMUiA, S. C’., April, 15th 1878. ) 1 The State Democratic Executive Com mittee, impressed with the importance of the system of Primary Elections ns the best and iaireet method for selecting candidates to be voted for in each county, and as tending to unify and harmonize the party throughout the State, recom mend tho following general plan of Conducting the same. I. Aspirants for the position of can didates should be announced individu ally in any mode deemed proper by themselves or their friends, but should be placed distinctly before the Democratic party on their own merits, and not ag the candidate of any organized body of Democrat.?. II. Each aspirant for tne position of candidate, when Ire afccepts the nomin ation so made, shall immediately notify tne County Chairman in writing of the fact, aud in the same communication state that he is a member of some local club, and subscribe to the followiug pledge : “I agree to abide by and pup- post the nomination of the Democralie. party, aud not to accept cither a nduii- nation or an office from any other source than the regularly constituted Democratic organization.” III. At least five days before the primary election, the County Chairman shall notify the Democratic clubs oi the aspirants who have thus qua'ified them selves for the position of candidate, and votes cast for any other person or persons dball not be counted.- IV. ; On the day fixed for the primary election, each local club shall hold an election for candidates of the Democratic- party, and report the result in writing over tho signatures cf the managers to the County Chairman. At this election nohe-but members of tho local clubs shall vote, aud each member, before be ing allowed to vote, shall take ifto fol lowing pledge; “I solemnly affirm that I am a duly wnrolled member of this Democratic club } Ahat J[ have not voted at this election, and tliat I will abide by aud sustaiu all nominations made by the Democratic party, whether for Fed eral, State or county officers.” 1 V. Upon the following day, Ac County Chairman and at leant two mem bers of Ac County Executive Committee shall assemble at the county seat, aud aggregate the votes reported, and before .sundown declare tho candidates selected VI. No one shall be declared the nom inee of the party unless he shall have *e« ceived a majori‘y of all the votes cast in toe primary election. } r VIL Should no candidate for any partwnkr office receive a majority of the rotes cast, the County Chairman sba»4 JOHN W. HOLMES, •so declare, and order a iflfeood election time before the general election, any man’* career The Executive Committee desi a meeting of County Chairmen shaH be held as soon ss reorganization takes in aUlbe counties. The iustrac' )r one copy of The People aud ono copy either Tho Sourh- ern Cultivator or Louisville Courier-Journal. ;..... 3 60 Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R, rrrANfiE op SriTEDOX. C If AEI.OTTE, Coi.U.MBIA & AlOlSTA It. R. V CxSXItAI. I’ASSEXOKIl Department. V (’OLCMIUA, S. C. Jan. 27,1878. J The following passenger schedule will be operated on aud alter-tlua daLe : Jfuil F.ipra:- — GoiuyXarth Leave Augusta Arrive. Columbia.... 11:20 p. m Leave Columbia.... 11:30 p. m. Arrive Chat lotte.... 4.58 a, m. Mail Ezprtti— -Going Suuth Leave Charlotte... ArriveColumbla... 2:51 a. m. Leave Columbia... 3:04 a.m. Arrive Augusta..; 7;05a. m. Run daily, aud make close connec tion at Charlotte and Augusta fnr all points North, South and We.-t. SL'pttt Yellowing named stations only : Fort Mills, Rock Hill, Chester, Biaekstook, Winnsboro, Ridgeway, Doko,Columbia, Lexington, Batissburg, Rtdgo Spring, Johnston’s, Pine House and Gianite- ville. Ihnj Pancnjer- — Going South ■ - No. 1 Leave Charlotte 12:30 p, m. Leave Chester Arrive Columbia... 5:44 p. m. Leave Columbia 5 54 p. m. Leave Graniteville.. 0:51 p. m. Arrive Augusta 10:30 p. m. Day rassengrr- —Going Nurlh No 2 Leave Augusta Arrive Columbia Leave Columbia.... .... 0:40a.m. Leave Chester 1?:45 p. m. Arrive Charlotte.... 2:58 p. m 2 GREENVILLE SWEEP, 3 PLOW ( LEY ICE. ■ • * 4 BATKSVILLK SWEEP, 5 PLOW CLEVICK, G OR \NGEBUKG SWEEP. 7 HEEL BOLT, 8 GRASS ROD. SOLI No. “ U sotll) SWEEP, “ 10 SHOVEL PLOW BLADE, “ 11 BULL TONGUE, “ 12 Dl’M’D FT Bl’LETONG’E, 1 “ 13 CAST-IH’N TURN S HOV’L, “14 STEEL TURN SHOVEL. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. a > , . - AI) JUNTA It tzE £» Li O W WTO CMC. Courier of IBroad and AVasliington Streets - A SJ fi ll S 3! Ap 6 S 0 B 6 X A. ^ - -. ---r* ■ ~-«&a lias beea Thoroughly Renovated, Remodeled and Newly Furnishc |[»53“Tlie Office of the Hotel will be open during the night, and guests. ,» will be received, or Called at any^hour. RATES 4)F BOARD, 1)AV - nf)vl 6t » . W M MOOH1? Prop’r i*rv ilt Ilrickic irpi ^ ‘ l . ? Manufacturers of Charleston, ani- lS G m J. H. PARKER & CO. Doors Llin*, Mwi’dings, BrattcTS, &,c., at Uii r!e$‘6a Pr’ccs; ♦ -Noe. laud 2 run daily, and make close connection at Augusta and Char lotte l^pr jtoints North,South an(TWe»t, and atop at all regular pass slat iocs. • - - - a- T. D. KLINE, Sup’L. A. P( pf., Gen f l F. and P. Agent. EDISTO LANDS FOR SALE. One thousand six hundred acres prime cotton and provision hinds on Edisto River and Yarrow Branch, four miles north of Wiliiston, for sale. Oh this tract there is a good mil! seat with a substantial dam, an ample and unfailing water power. There is no bet ter location in the county fora Merchant Mill or Cotton Manufactory. Titles good and the price at which-it will be sold is far below its actual value. For further information apply to JOHN W. HOLMES, jan3-tf • Wiliiston, S. 0. O. e. J OK BAX. &. A/TTOR^KY AT I^VW, AIKEN, S. C. Will practice in all of the Courts o! this State. opll-ly Gr AV• !M- Williams AT^RNEY AT LAW, MIDWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA. Practices in all £he“com is. JAMES M. RYAN, ATSOBSTIYATIAW, BAKNWELL, S. C. sep6-ly i. L. TOBiisf. - ATTORNEY AT LAW, ~ ALLENDALC, SOUTH CABOLINA j&nlO ly • ATTORNEY AT LAW, ...... 4-‘.*V Practices in all the and toe United ^ gr*»f Factors and Commission Merchants. COTTON AxND NAVAL STOHLS, Atcommodation Wharf and Vender Range, Charleston, South Carolina. Libcal Advanees made on Consignments. janl7-ly Otlo F. Wleters, 1 * WHOLESALE GROCER, —AXD DEALEU IN— .. SM&m, t,I8888S MB ifOSASCiQ. A goat fur tho colebnil(Tj : wzium i ■ iffi'l&imflll -hTTriaii* Monarch] [Whiskey. Also, I. T. & J. G. Frost & Co.’s self-raising flour, and Thorn Brothers Cele brated Butter Crackers. Nos. 108,110, 112 and 181,- Eajt Bay, Charleston, S. C. janl7-Gm ’ WULBERN & PIEPER W GHOCBHS . . ^ .. . /„ ' ^ ...... ■ Vv -AND DEALERS IN— Provisions, ."Liquors, Tobaoco, eto-- 167 and I G 9 - E a s t Bay, CIIARLJBSTON MOUTH janl7-6m * GEORGE W. ’ CI.OTWORTHY —WITH- Daiiiel millet* & * * • . ■ '1 - . ‘ i' r IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF mv ®mm, mrimh wmw m. 327 & 329 Baltimore and 42 & 44 German Ste Baltimore^ r)dvl5-6m ' l' 1 G* E. Steadiiftan 9 — Blackville, South Carolina, NX. ’site —AGENT FOR- Potasb and orders sent to G. E. will be promptly filled , tbe great elements at Blackvllle, or & P. Cole jaail-Sa ly Oiled i JvM, BE4HY,-General Agent, Augusta, Ga. y - J Contracts for House Building made on favorable terms and ail work gunf- anteed. We will either furnish all material and put. up Ireufle^ or s< 11 parties 1 the lumber sod mouldings ns they prefer. Wifi take j ibe iu a^uy part of Barn well. Colleton, Orang'4um»or Aiken entr ties. Address - , TFRRIRLRRY & BRTCKLE. T’amberg.noy8 Om ^liaoBi Bi*awu 9 s Motto s . ftalek Sales and Small Profits. m V ■:o I afil offering the largest sto’Ux of rt ii'n, - 'i _ A, u.- -7 . Dry Goods, r v Shoes, Groceries Ever offei ; ed in tK? county, at real break down prices, flmt must eertaiuly at*' traefian endless and adnriring throng of customer*. Como and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I boldty proclaim the fact that competition with me is absolute ruin toaoy other merchant in the State': BFHi ghest prices paid for cotton, *ud liberal advances m*ado on all shipment!’. SIMON BROWN. aug30—tf ■ BL ^ CKY1LLE ' a a Hiram W. ■ •• J-i -+r4 * - - & Wholesale Clothiers, r TP%?' ■ 1 t -v v* .■»V t: —AXI) JOBBER^ OF— Clodis, Oassimeres, Coalings, SaUinetls, Tweeds, KerscyS, Jeans, Ac.,- ^' '■‘j ...VgV-.dEs; ■■ No. 242 West Baltimore Street BALTIMORE. 102 MARKET ST., AK.B0, WIMEU, NEAR KING, CHARLESTON, S. LIQUOR 8 Call and see me. Oysters Served in Every Style; u. FRITZ XOULEXMUER, e^iciARfi