The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-21

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matters Of this kind than they ever be.
fore bestowed
We would not have the national
character Of our people merged into one
wherein selfshness and greed of gain
held predomnating influence. But
we wonld have practical business way
OF thinking encouraged. We would
have oar people educated to know that
money as well as knowledge is power.
And after acquiring a Knowledge of this
truth, we would have them avail them.
selves Of it, But bevond and above all
else, we would have them take off their
coats and go to work like men. Each
one in lis sphere, wherever it may be-.
should devote himself with mighty
vigor to the labor Of rebuilding that
which has been destroye: in our midst.
The South nee Is the s'rong arms of her
so"s. She is in distress. Her wealth
and prosperity have been stolen away
These must be recovered, or ruin will
81, forever like hungry VIOLIN her door.
way, ready to swallow her up. Let
everybody pnt to work to avoid tho
dreaded calamity, which manly labor
can only avoid.
CIR Ps IN SPARTANBuRG The Spar.
tanbnrg Express SAYS: From all the
information we could gather on sale day
we have come to the conclusion that the
corn crop Of this District will bs. d ,olera.
blv good one. While the cro4&ht has
shortened the crops in some pSrEs and
entirely destroyed it in others, yet Il has
been partial, II large portion; OF the Dis.
trct having been blessed with. seasona.
ble showers. The bottom lands every.
where, make good showing, and tie
up-Iands have improved considerably
since the late rains. We advise all,.
however, 10 economse food, and keep
no superiluous stock.
The Spartan however gives a more
dismal account. It says: Last Mon.
day being sales day larg number of
our country friends were in town. We
saw persons from almost every section
OF the District, and all gave gloomy
accounts Of the prospects of the growing
crop. Every section has been sutr.ling
greatly for want Of ram. The wheat
having been thrashed' it is accertaned
'nat 1t does not average, in the District,
more ;han a third of crop.
!-Hrorher Democrats--there is
work for us to do. We have country
to r"Sru" from ruin. fanaticism aud the
damnable grip Of New England intole.
rance. priest.craIt and a favored; section
allSm begoten in ignorance and nur.
turrd with the OF blood OF innocence
Pray for pluck! BE men-or cowards.
| you are democrats and are afraid to
own your laith,st down and let the wo.
men take your place. We can succeed:
We can save the country or die in tho
attempt. A we ask is this
Equality Of States or another war
Whit" men to govern white men.
Equal taxation or repudiaiion.
Here is our Banner, and those who
lik" it are asked to aid us in getting it
before the people. We want the old
Constitution; every State represented
in Congress and the right to regulate her
own ntlhirs: United States Bonds taxed
or rcpnd;arcd.. 1t is cowarMy tyranni-
cal wrong to keep eleven States out of
the temple they bnilt in their own blood.
1t is an iusnlt to Washington that mig.
gers must govern white men. 1t IS
damnable to New Englandize the hot
breath OF western men into cooling per.
fumes t" regale The nostrils Of pampcred
abolition protected Bond Holders!
And we say to the radi, al traitors in
Congress and their niger loving hackers
if equal rights and fair play be not giv,n
the toling whites and the many States
Of Amr,i a Il Q >oon will be another
Grand March hom the Prairies to tie
Sea, which will Shermanize New Eng.
land forever and tint the floors of tho
/ Capitol with The cxternina'ion of puri.
tancal intolerance And if yon ask
what we mean, you will find IL in this
paper and hear it on the platform from,
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