The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, February 08, 1877, Image 4
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.
JUDOW BRADLEY.
Poersonal Pointi About the Fifth Judge
--Jia CarAcr as&a Lawyer and Politi
clun.
10 ,to L-t
WAsmNoTON, January 31.-The
Congressional Directory of Ben
Porloy Poore, the veteran journalist
of the capital, will tell who Mr.
Justice Bradley is--where ho was
born and when, what offices he held
and when, and All, such statistical
facts, but such an etching of his
character as' iay'be dashed off in a
two minutes) doiversation by ono
who knows hini may not be unintor
esting at this juncture, when his
choice as the fifth Judge makes him
properly concoelcl to, be as much
the President-maker as ever the
renowned Warwick was the King
maker. His home is Newark, and
he stood alongside of Chancellor
Williamsoi. Browning and that class
of mon at the head of the Now Jer
sey bar- being a most -thoroughly
furnished lawypr. But ho longed
for other world.i to conquer. His
teonlranent, which showed itself
to the wo:ld. QVoy now and then,
indicated that he would not be satis
fied with the regimen laid down by
that jealous mistress, the law, of
"scorning dolights and living ~labo
rious da) ." so ho wandered occa
sionally into the paths of politics,
where ho could indulge his inclina
tion to lose his temper when he felt
like it, even to the extent of ripping
out an oath when he thought it
necessary, notwithstanding his ves
trymanship in the Episcopal Church.
The younger bar are fond of toll -
ing a story or two on him which de
note iir'iGomo ddgikio hi' teinpbra
mont. When asked by a client once
who was very anxious to have his
case pushed against Bradley's advice
whether chancery was open to thema
that day, "Yes," iod he, "h-1 and
chaneoty- are always open." He
wanted to datch a traiti one day, and
his wifodoliyed him so much, while
sowing a button on his breeches,
that after having missed the train he
came home ip such a towering rage
that he tooli the soissors .nd cut
the garments into pieces. After his
mark at the bar he was noted as the
loading managing rounsel -of 'the
Camden and Ambot Railroad Coims
pany in its most powerful days.
WHAT JUDoE BRADLEY S POLITICS USED
TO BE.
As General Crook used to say,
throu ' bjtnogl t"til' r" "+y politic~s
and .. trj .,i mden .and AmI
boy." 11e and poor Markley, whose
body was found in the river a year
or so ago, were well known about
Washington years ..ago, 'when the
Raritan Railroad Company was try
ing to got the franchise for an air
line boetiWashitigton and Newv
Yor-k. Thm bill finmally palssedi, under
the manipulation of Asbel Gr-oen
the v-ery man o sioetech
other dayv for Unite.l Senator, Hien
ry 21 A ander , of New York, and
Jlames KX* ScoveI, of Camuden, but it
was so cr'ipplad with amu3d1monts
asm to ma ko i4 pratjcally .useless.
So that Briadley .wnsel succ(essful in
cruishit 9. hi formidable rival.
All this while he was a good deal of
a p~olitician, but was like many anoth
er who could lift other, meni into
oflicial seats but couldnt lift him
self. Three times he w~as defeated
for Con 1aga -lft rimning omaI
with people, but did not lesseni is
allegiance to the RepublicanU party.
Et is said that he was largely instru
mental in tile passage of the anti
slavery amnendnment to the Constitu
tion byq~~ znjiiinthipuge in keeop-.
ing out of thoir soats enough New
Jersey I erat to. give that
amendient~a two-thirds vote in the
BIs PARIT IN THE LEGAL *TENDER ACT
The decision of the legal tender
act's uneddi1ftobality by a miajori
ty of the ~pgme Court, losl by
Chief Jushce Chase, about this
time made it atbsbhiteby necessary to
injectinto that court enough Judges
'commnitted to the conistltutionalhity
of that .reat;, war zu easumo M, to.
cause '~1 r?&Edsiderntion of ' the
first decision. Mr. Br-adley, leading
coun~gl ptbmalh ln:between
Pensylvanma and New York, was
pointed out as one of the two Judges
vowo byA& i4 rh 1d~'~b
verse the decision of themselves
'which Uthvoula w' jierniit .timo
greater' corporation to pay the
interest on t~ir.4gla in, pgip 4 ip
ste~ed of hal iionecy. EX-Judge
Str-ong, who, wvhile on the Pennel
of the constitutionality of the act
rowvw t i~t~ ~1vt ibu
nae 'w~is.gfl 'in his ei-,
nitn -the ne ohrateil Grant
Pariah c auou came beforo him on
appeal from Judge Woods, of the
Circuit Court. Tho prisonors were
indito under the enforcement acts
of Congress, and he reversed the
dicision below and decided that
these acts woro unconstitutional,
and tho Supreme Court in bano
affirmed his docision.
7*-Dz -3D rI iv'
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ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES
ARE
Alterative, Tonic, Solvent and
Diuretic.
i Reliab'e Evidence.
Vogotino -
Mn. IH. I. STEVENS:
Dearir-I will most cheor
Vogotino fully add my testiniony to
the great number you have
already received in favor of
your great and good medi
eino. VEc;1;'rNs. for I do not
Vogotino tilisL enough can be said
in its praise, for I was troubled
over thirty years with that
Vogotino dreadful disease, Catarrh.
(and had such bad coughing
spells that it woul seemi as
Vegotino th< ugh I never could breathe
any more. and VEosr1NE 11a4s
cured me; and I do feel to
Vogotino thank God all the time that
there is so good a medicine as
VEcTINa, and I also think
it one of the best medicines
for coughs and weak, sinking
Vogetine feelings at the stomach, and
advise everlody to take the
VEoEIEs , for I can assure
Vegotino them it is one of the best
nedicines that ever was.
MRS. L. GORE,
Vogotino Cor. Magazine and Walnut
Streets, Cambridge, Mass.
VotgotinC GIVES
Vegotino licalth, Strength and
Vogotino APPETITE.
My daughter has received
Vegotine great benefit from the use of
VEOETNEi. 11er declining
. health was a source of great
Vegetino anxiety to all her friends. A
few bottles of VEOETINE re
stored her health, strength
Vogetine and appetite.
N. H. TILDEN,
Vogotine Insurance and Real Estate
Agent, No. 19 Soars Building,
Boston, Mass.
Vogotine -
CANNOT BE
Vogetino - . 3.1 e c.
Vegetine CHJARLEsTOWN, Mar. 19,1869.
HtR . STEvxNs:
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for sevein years, and think
Vogetino that, for Scrofula or Canko
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or spring medicine, it is the
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egetinxe and I have used almost
everything. I can cheerfully
recommend it to maty one in
V t need of such a medicine.
Yours respectfu'ly,
Vogotino MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
No. 19 Russell Stroet.
--PRIEPARtED BlY
H. R. ST EVENS,
BOSTON, MASS.
Vegetilne is Sold1 by all Druggists.
Winnshboto H otel.
.L HEundersigned takes pleasuro in
informing his friends and the public
that he hau removed to that large and
opnmodious Brick Hotel, located in the
centre of business, where he is prep ared
to accomnmodaxto the public with clean and
weo 11 furnidshed rooms, and a table sup
plied with the best that the market
atfords.
Be intendls to deserve and hopes to
receive the public patronage.
M. L. BROWN,
January, 8, 1877.- tf Proprietor.
Mit. Zion Institute.
THlE p~atronage of the eiizens
oflFair A eld is sarnestly solicited
for this time honored School.
TERnMs, P'A&ADLE ONE HALF QUARTERLY IN
ASvANcE:
lst.Grade per Quarter of 10 weeks, $15 00
2nd " '" " "'" $1200
Prima 'y'"*"'"'" " $30 00
4. few~ pupils will he received as boardeis
hi the family of the Principal, on .rewsona
ble terms.
W. M. DWIGHT,
Ja 8 .Prinoi pal.
Ettenger & Edmond,
, IoncJo.WN. VA.,
"NVANUJFACTURIERS of Portable and
- LV4 Stationary Engines and Boilers of
all kinds, Circular Saw Aiille, Grist Mills,
Mlill Gearing, ShafuJng, fullbys &o.
'AMEIlloAN TUBIINE WATEh -WHEEL.
nler()li's'jpeclal Steam l'umps
Bond. for Catalogne.
oct190
;Stbscribe for'TUEINEWs A1D IEvt
4LD, an~be sp.tp.ilave the ready
monny
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
----- -
W HO are indebted to us for PROVIS.
EONS or PHOSPHATES, we would respect
fully call attention, that your bills are duo
on or before the first of November. We
are depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enable us to meet obligations
made to assist you, and which are due at
that timne.
In order for us, as well as you, to main
t in our credit, it is nooessary to moot our
promises promptly.
Beaty, Bro.a Son.
oct 12
]TO W~
Si nce HAMPTON is Governor
of the IV hole People,
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, FOR
ALL AT THE
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND
MILLINERY BAZAAR,
LIN Dress Goods. Calicosa, Bleached
an dUnbleached Muslins, Shawls,
Furs, Cloaks,Boulevard Skirts, Cor
sets, Millinery Goods, Flowers,
Feathers, &c.
-AL80
Blankets, Pants Goods, Checked
Homespuns, Boots and Shoes
of all kinds, Men's Hats
and Clothing.
JUST OPENED FOR HOLIDAYS
A lot of Fancy Goods, suitable foy
presents.
JUST ARRIVED,
Fresh Family Groceries, Cheese,
MVacaroni, Soap, Candles, fibrdh,
French and Plain Candies, Cocoa
nuts, Gran~ges, N'orthern Apples,
Seiger and.Soda Crackers, Lemons,
canned G~oods, Fire Crackeru, Prize
Candy, Irish Potatoes for eating
pupss Tobacco,Cigars, Mackerel
&c., &c.,-all of which avill be 801d
as low as the lowest.
Agenut for Butterick's reliable
Paper P'atterns--a supply of latest
.atyles for Ladies and Children, just
in at
dec 2'. J. 0. BOAG'S.
JOHN D. McCARLEY,
Located next to Doty & Co.'s store,
IlAS recently .been refitted,:and fur
nished with a full supply of choice
Liciuors, WVines, Cigars etc., e.
A IW~STAURANT has ibeon opened in
the rear of the .building, wh.are mnay ibe
had .atalllbieQ,mavqsything usuilly .kept
at a dirst-class retbihpp-so as
oles, otc.,-indeecd .evrythpp ,that~tlie
OW 1IE ME A CALL,.
NEW STOCK
NL OF
SPRING GOODS
WILL BE
JEJ -DIVED
AT
DA'N N ENDB E RG'S
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING;
BOOT
AND
$T{OIF
3JMP'ORv3' M.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
jan25
D. R. Flelluikell
KEEPS constantly Or, hand a full sup
p$y of Choice FAMILY GROOERIES and
PL ANTA TION SUPPLIES. His stockc -has
recently been replenished, and ho is ':.ow
ready to supply the wapts of All.
oct19
Fresh Arivals.
Sugar Cured 'Hams
Laid and S3acon.
Extra 'N. 0. Syrup.
,Rio arid old Gov,. (Ava-Cogen..
.Sugars And .uhikwheat Slour.
.All of ,whieb) we are selling .Joyv
for jho COssh.
3. F, MctASTEIR 4
fob 1
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RECEIVES SPECIM~b 4TTXTIY,'
THE~ LOCAL COLUMN
Is well fild with town ap4 coujity. eea.
The sink of the J.~lAO 1is~~ FI -LIS$TM ,NESi F