The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-06-26

! Mf, dtoes@y - uhcr9t ALVthtr Whito
Hat.
Mr., Greeley, at the recent press ban-
quot Al Hichnond, SAID lr never owuc,
but one white hatjn his lie. lIc said
that Oh ono occasion, while walking.
along the streets Of New York, no
heard ono trishman say to another,
"Thcrc'S GrcclY' "Tut ~ says tho
o'hor "th0t can't hn. for Greeley is Il
M& gr NuhaUlL iIhH.j,Hc,y
\ the timo OF The Irish dialogue
A'r. Greeley had 'nais;ur" on thc brain,
ana Sa,J So much about him that tho
| lrislmau no doubt honestly thought
Mr.. Greeley a colorcd srntIcman Eoy
his anti slavery record, The co!orc,l rco.
Pie Of lhc South would delight to sec
MIR. Grce!y. For his late noble conlncs
toward Mr.. Davis, there IS another class
SoutN, not very amiubr toward old
Aho!,ionis's, that would treat tho
white bat man Of tho 2lfbaac with
great respect should he see fit to mako
mig"maSc % the land where rrba and
RAIDS dwy,tlo%et!cr in sweet concord,
recognizing the situation Moro or less.
1t is :2,lom ii thc history Of Human
~" tina, one man attracts to himself
The mcw,cd respect Of suyh cop.Ir,ing
clements as are now dong honor TO tho
generous nature OF The Philosopher Of
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A Singular RrroKr rvow ruu
|JAIl.--Iho following rort;culara Of M
oxsraord ,ary affair NJ Inc .rn;l hovo
been furnished By parties now cnroccJ
| in The investigation Of The case.
It appears That Simon ar Sim,so,
confined in iuil TO await another v,nlo'
lion Of, internal Revenue laws w,s
| on his commitment. allowed cx,ro oc'
Communications and board usually allow.
ed to prisoncrs Of his condition On paw.
ing all extra expenses. Two o,hcr
prisoners, McEvoy and Lolls. who wcrn
acting as turnkcys, cndcavorcd and
succeeded in obtaining money from
Simpson, by agreeing to arrange Ger.
tain pIan of cscopc for tho thrcc fran,
;impson' = money md t.L;nn lin ;,,,s
| tho ward whcr. ihcv said lLov h,l NV
| yidrl lhcmsclvcs w;,h . I,1Ior anL
other n,cons o( ceconn NL,Evnv onI
T,oljis wi,Lout mvolvno thons,.lvos
divu)rcd Tho olT,r 10 tho ;n;lor TLn
latter had c;impson Immediately confined
in n cell in tho tower whore, in order
to obtain fresh mir and ventilation ho
was compelled to pay to the tnrnkcyY
five dollars nor night for tbc nrivilcoo of
leaving his door opcn.
On llc second night ofh,s conGnomcnt
in tho tower, he Vas again visited a
blanket thrown over his head and
thrown TO The floor, where he was kcpt
nearly atran!lcd, while his trunk was
broken open and both that and his Der.
son robbed of everything valuable in
his pc session, including money, watch
and cInI,,nO
We loorn ,bol his counsel and also
the United States Marshal hovo tokon
Tie case N hand and intend 10 lava Tho
affair Undergo thorough ;nvest;oo-