The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-12-11
What is Thought of impeachment The
Fenians Specie Payments The Dry
Goods Trade &c.

What is Thought of Impeachment The
Fenians Specie Payments The Dry
Goods Trade Go.
New YonK. November, 26.-Thc
public mind has ceased to worry over
the impeachment busincss-tRe pre-.
vailing conviction being that nothing
practically will come of it. The
Times, Commercia1 and Ereniag POST
all Republican papers-givc the com
mittec's report tho cold shoulder, and
substantially agree in declaring that,
as the lawyers say, they have no case
There ls q more settled feeling in
business circles in consequence, which
is not so marked however, but for tho
speech Mr.. Butler is making this after.
neon, in favor of paying the interest
on the 5-2O's in paper.
Posters arc out calling for public
meeting this evening, at the Cooper
Institute, toprotost against the arrest
by foreign Governments of American
citizons who may chance to be sojourn-
ing within thoir dominions. Pic
demonstration is understood to be a
Fcnian affair, and as sort of preface
to the public procession in honor Of
tho memory ftho Manchester martyrs
appointed for Friday next.
The Chamber of Commerce held q
srecia! !acoting this afternoon, to urge
upon the Government such policy as
will facilitate an early return to spe-
cic payments. a long report cmbody,
ing the views which arc usually advan.
ccd on that side of the question, was
submitted.
The report was ordered to be print.
cd, and copy directed to be sent to
each member of Congress. In the de-
bate which subsequently, followed;
Mcssrs. Cpdykc, Low, Chittendcn.
Conkling and Maury took part. The
principles embodied in the report
were generally endorsed, though there
was some difference Of opinion as to
the proper time for specie resumption
somo urging later, others an earlier
period.
The dry good dcalcrs'rcport trades Il
little mnrc active within The few day
past. .he volume Of business, TO- be
sure. is not large, but it compares well
with that which was transacted in tho
early part Of the month. Woolcns arc
in active demand, bat prices arc nc
higher. There is talrer demand fol
cotton goods for export, especially drills
and brown shcctings. The strncency
in the money market is great draw.
back, but still things arc, on the whole
exhibiting symptoms Of Improvement
llowL.-Thc Stata Ec2isicr, Jacobin,
has no ShGnghri in its columns, but howls
beautifully Lost our rcade should fail
to hear and enjoy this sweet music, we give
n few Of the richer echoes:
"Since the Union defeats ut the battles Of
Bull Run, Big Eo hcl, aud Balls DluT, the
countrnanccs OF Corpcrhcads havo not wor,
such delighted expression as they did
yc tcrcay on the receipt Of the news that
, New Jersey and New York had declared in
favor of,hc Andrew johnson, Bond rcpu.
dia'ing, rchcl-entranchising State tickets.
The JOS shown hero are undoubtedly cx.
hihited W The same class every where
| else"
Did ever n toilcl thief exhibit greater
chigrn in thc loss Of booty?
| ''No rogue ever felt the halter draw
With as a good opiuion Of he law"
The Rcgisior continues its strain
con the contrary, the uEiOn men of tn,
| unrcconstructed 81 ,tcs, those who suffered
recunlary losses, persecution. privation
everything short Of death in their devotion
to the old flag during the war, will be dc
pressed beyond estimate by the tdings o.
these revcrscs."
Jesse. The imported Radical thieves
| l!uuniCut cut hroats. and teachers of MS
sassinalons and arsons will certainly b,
! depressed. 1t is depressing to all rogue.
to know that the probability OF detection O
| punishment is greater than That of escape
But sing on, brother, your music is sweet
to patriotic ears.
The following with slight variations, vii
be appropriate!
"TwO black crows sat on q tree,
And they were black as black could be
One crow says to his mate,
what shall VIC do for grub to atc p"
followed by The morning whang doodle, il
| rightly varied, this will answer very well
"Sing brother
| FihoiNlA NtfRoES aLAR NED.-h raceb
ing OF several hundred negroes was held OF
the square yesterday afternoon, and rcsolu
tions were adopted declaring thu, in vicwlo
the efforts Of the Conservatives to intimi
date colored voters, John NJ. Botts, Cover.
nor Pcirpoint, Franklin .Stcarns, Judg,
| Rivcs, Lewis Mckenzie and others, be re
qucstcd to call State Convention of whit,
Republicans to assist and direct colorc(
people in carrying the election for the rati
| tication of the constitution. Other resolu,
tions wero adopted averring that in no case
will the negroes vote for any one opposed tc
their freedom and education.
These fellows arc some Of tho same negro
mob that drove Bolts and his cooperation,
lists out of the sAfrican Church in Angus
last, refused thcn 20 heed the warnings o,
listen TO the advice of their white Republi,
can friends. and who seeing, the tide o
public indignation against negro suffrage
sweeping over the North and bcholdng the
uprising Of tho whole white population Of
Virginia to resist the effort to olothe this
brutal and ignorant black mob with politi
cal power, now cry out to Bolts md the
whit Radicals to come to their help But
their cry comes too late. Tho whitos OF
Virginia, without regard to any minor poll